Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 412 of the 1954 volume:

I C I N E • FROM THE LIPS OF EVERYONE WHO CRIES WAR EAGLE. UPHOLDS AUBURN’S FAMED TRADITIONS. AND SUPPORTS HER WELFARE. COME WORDS OF UNSURPASSED DEVOTION TO THE SCHOOL ITSELF . . . THIS DEVOTION IS SHARED BY EVERY STUDENT IN THE CLASSES. THE ALUMNI IN THEIR CHOSEN FIELDS OF ENDEAVOR. THE PROFESSORS AND ADMINISTRATORS OF THE INSTITUTION. WE SCHOOLS ON THE CAMPUS PRODUCE MEN AND WOMEN WHO WORK AND PLAY TOGETHER IN THEIR CURRICULA. AND TOGETHER AS ONE STUDENT BODY THAT IS INSEPARABLE . . . THE SCHOOLS THAT COMPOSE A. P. 1 TYPt Sit A CATHODE KAY OSCILLOSCOPE THOSE WHO WORK TOGETHER ON THE GRID IRON. IN THE VARIOUS STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHETHER THEY PURSUE ENGINEERING. ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION, OR PHARMACY ALL HAVE ONE THING IN COMMON — THEY ARE A PART OF AUBURN . . . ALL THE CHERISHED THOUGHTS OF THE MANY PHASES OF STUDENT LIFE, WHICH HAVE MADE AUBURN THE FRIENDLIEST AND ONE OF THE MOST ADMIRED COLLEGES IN THE COUNTRY . . . ARE SET IN MOTION. PRESERVED. AND FOSTERED BY THE SEPARATE — YET UNIFIED GROUP OF STUDENTS. THEY ARE PORTIONS OF US . . . AND TOGETHER WE ARE ONE . . . the school government, publications, and military classes beauties and favorites greeks sports activities and snapshots organizations advertising WE TEN ARE AUBURN rii DEDICATION IN ADMIRATION OF HIS CAPABILITIES AS AN ADMINISTRATOR. EDUCATOR. AND AUBURNITE . . . WE. THE STAFF OF THE 1954 GLOMERATA. HEREBY DEDICATE THIS VOLUME TO ONE WHOSE INFLUENCE. LEADERSHIP. GUIDANCE. AND LOVEABLE PERSONAL QUALITIES ARE KNOWN AND FELT BY ALL . . . JAMES E. FOY. DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS. PRESIDEHT OF fl. P. I Knowledge is one of the primary requisites for leadership. Dr. Ralph B. Draughon has an understanding of A. P. I. from the level of a freshman to the most respected position of President. He enrolled at Auburn in 1918 as a lowly freshman. Since that time he has served A. P. I. as an assistant professor of history and political science, Executive Secretary, and was Secretary to the Board of Trustees until 1947. Following the death of Dr. Luther N. Duncan, he served as director of instruction and acting president from August, 1947, to October 1948. In 1948 Dr. Draughon was installed as President of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Many serious problems have presented themselves to Auburn's chief executive, and he has solved each in a very capa ble manner. Dr. Draughon's primary object has been the balanced growth and improvement in all the varied fields of activity at Auburn. The policy of the administration has done much to build vertically the strong courses now offered. In aodition to his administrative duties Dr. Draughon is in demand as a guest speaker and is requested to fill many other social obligations. He is never too busy to confer with any student on o problem and always has their intorost at heart. His knowledge of A. P. I. has enabled him to give equal consideration to all branches and departments and provide the leadership necessary for the betterment of Auburn. 18 G 0 U E R n 0 R OF R L R B R m R HIS EXCELLENCY, GORDON PERSONS Gordon Persons. Governor of A abama and Chairman of the Board of Trustoes, has an undying interest in the affairs and activities horo at Auburn. He is an Auburn graduate who has reached the highest office in the state through his thorough understanding of business and politics. The large step forwa'o in the expansion of the Auburn physical plant has just been completed. It was made possible by his approval of a large building fund soon after his inauguration. The 8oard of Trustees is composed of a representative, appointed by the Governor, from each of the congressional districts and the State Superintendent of Education. The Board s the controlling hano and the final authority on a I major policies of the school. The present Board indicates its sincere interest in the continued growth and development of Auburn as a well balanced institute of higher education. OF TRUSTEES HON. JIMMY HITCHCOCK JUOGE W. I. PARRISH HON. WALKER REYNOLDS HON. E. A ROBERTS HON. PRANK SAMFORO HON. V. S. SUMMERLIN MON. G M WRIGHT 19 h DAVID W. MULLINS Vic«-P'«� id n MICHEL C. HUNTLEY Dean of Facultiet RDMIfllSTRATIOn EDWIN V. SMITH Director o’ Agricultural Eiperiment Station POSEY OLIVER DAVIS Director ol Agricultural Eitenwon Service The scere on the Plains is a panorama of growth and development. Each year finds new strength in cvory phaso of the Alabama Pclytochnlc Institute. The core of the Institution is a relatively small body of twelve men who comprise the Board of Trustees. About this core, however, revo ves a vast network of instruction, research. extension, various administrative personnel, activities of faculty, and students. Dr. David W. Mullins. Executive Vice-President, is President Draughon's chief assistant. D'. Mullins is the ranking administrative officer for a I divisions of the Institution and relieves the President of many of the details of his adm nistrative duties. He se'ves as chairman of the special state-wide committee for the preparation and distribution of a bulletin on the status of higher education in Alabama, entitled Look at Our Colleges. The Dear of Faculties. Dr. Michel C. Hunt ey. directs the bronch that is devotee to instruction. It serves as a connecting link correlating the programs of the ten schools on the camous. Dr. Hunt-ley was honored to serve as Secretary of the Commission on Co leges and Universities, as a unit of the Southern Association o ' Colleges and Secondary Schools. Dean E. V. Smith. Dean of the School of Agr’culture. is the Director of Auburn’s Agriculture Experiment Station. The obect of this branch is to experiment wl+h and develop al phases of agri-cu ture. enabling the farmer to produce crops with increased efficiency. Mr. Posey Oliver Davis is th© Director of the Agriculture Extension Service. Farmers through- CHARLES W. EDWARDS WILLIAM TRAVIS INGRAM JOSEPH B. SARVER luiinitt Miiugtr Eiutuliv S ' f ry of Alumni Allocation out the state receive the benefits of the research discoveries by means of the county agents and home demonstration systems. Mr. Davis, as first president of the Southeastern Resources Development Association, has taken a eading part in the development of rivers, use of wator for pow©r. navigation, flooo control, industry and agricultu-e in A abama. Behind the scenes can be found the administrative branches that increase the smooth operation of the institution. Mr. Charles V . Edwards. Registrar, heads the branch which controls the admissions, records, and registration. Serving in this capacity since 1938. Mr. Edwards has seen many changes in the number of studonts on the Plains. Tho Fall Quarter of 1953 had an enrollment of 6.750 students on the campus. Mr. William Travis Ingram. Business Manager, directs this department with the efficiency and capability required in all financial endeavors. Mr. Ingram is the past president of the Southern Association of College and University Business Offices and is still active in the organization. The Executive Secretary of the Alumni Association. Mr. Joe Server, has proven his abil ty in personal contact work. As an Auburn graduate, his devotion to Auburn has been shown through his interest and capable work. The publication of The Alumnews gives his department a chance to continue the interest of the Auburn graduate. 21 Mr. James E. Foy, Director of Student Affairs, keeps close contact with the student body through many varied activities. These activities enrich the life on the campus and prcv’de opportunities for the participation of many students. His interest, personality. and capable work have endeared him to the student body. He also serves as the advisor for Omicron Delta Kappa. Squires, and Phi Eta Sigma honoraries. Mr. Foy is the national secretary of Phi Eta Sigma. M ss Katharine Cooper Cater. Dean of Women and Sociai Director, has found her responsibilities greatly increased in the past few years. The increased enrollment of women and the completion of tho new girls’ dormitories necessitated steps to coordinate each into the college program. The Dean of Women and her staff endeavor to provide a good personnel program for the areas of housing, counselling, and social activities. Miss Cater was recently honored by her alma mater. Limestone College, as the Outstanding Alumna of the year. Director of Athletics since 1951. Mr. G. W. Beard has watched a steady surge of improvement in Auburn's athletic teams. He heads a wel trained staff coordinated to offer a good athletic program in intercollegiate athletics and physical ecu-cation. Coach Beard also serves as an advisor for the Interfraternity Council. Mr. Clyde Hull Cartrell is the Director of Libraries. Undor his leadership the main library and six branch libraries on the campus offer many opportunities and services JAMES E. FOY KATHARINE COOPER CATER G. W BEARD Oircc'or O Studwi AlUirt D� J of Womtn « J Sotijl Oi-«cto� 0: « «©r of A M fic« which enhance the student’s education. There are approximately 190.000 volumes in the library. The latest addition is the new browsing collection. Mr. L. O. Brackeen. Director of Publicity, and his capable staff coordinate the public information program of all the divisions and deoartments of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Mr. Brockeen is very active in both state and national organizations pertaining to his work here at Auburn. Director of Buildings and Grouncs. Mr. Sam Brewster, and his department administer. design, construct, maintain and operate the entire physical plant. The completion of the women's new cafeteria and the Student Union Building marks the completion of the building program wh'ch began in 1946. Mr. Brewster was recently honored to serve as the president of the National Association of Physical Plant Administrators of Colleges and Universites. Dr. Morgen W. Brown is the Medical Director. Medical service which is given to the student has been greatly improved with the inauguration of a student sanitation program and a tubercular x-ray service. Through these administrative departments ond the ten schools which comprise A a-bnma Polytechnic Institute many services are rendered to the people of Alabama and the entire South. These services and the educational training Auburn gives to its students leads to the ultimate goal of a greater Auburn. 22 CLYDE HULL CANTRELL Dlractor of Libraries L. O. BRACKEEN DlfCCtO of Publicity flDMiniSTRflTIOn SAM F. BREWSTER Oiraotor of Bulldirqt and Grourdi MORGAN W. BROWN Medical Director IUCK COMPTON fmidMt 8oi'C training ir agriculture and related sciences, necessary for maintaining or increasing the efficiency of agricultural production, is provided by tho School cf Agricul'uro. Curricula aro offorod in Agricultural Scionce, Aqrxultural Administration. Agricultural Engineering, Forestry Ornamental Horticulture ard Zoological Sciences. V ithin the Agricultural Scionco curriculum a studon’ may major in most of he specialized subject-matter fields which do not have separate curricula. Students in the Zoological Scierce curriculum may major in Zoology, Entomology. Fisheries management or Gome management. Many of A obomo's bost formers are graduates of Auburn's School of Agriculture. Many of the most responsible jobs in agricultural industries and research, cdu coticnal. and related organizations ore held by Auburn graduates. y st FRANK MAHON ORR D(«n of the School of Architecture end rhe Atli ARCHITECTURE AND THE ARTS MARSHAL FISHRUPR President The Schoo of Architecture and the Arts includes the Departments of Aichi ♦ectu'e. Landscape Architecture. Art. Dramatic Arts, and Music. Tho development of the students' croativeness is tho primary characteristic of all tho do pertments. Undergraduate deg'eo courses are available for tho studonts in Architecture. Buildinq Construction. Interior Dosiqn, Landscape Architcc'u'o, Industrial Design and Applied Art. Graduate degrees are offered in Architecture. Building Construction. Town Planning, and Applied A� t. The Department of Architecture is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board and ondarsod by the Amoricon Institute of Architects and is a member of the Assoc'eticn of Co leqiote Schools of Agriculture. The Department of Art is accredited by ho National Association of Schools of Design. SOBER! ROBBINS Bmidtal CHEMISTRY The School of Chemistry offers curricula leading to degreos of 8acholor of Science in Chemistry, Chnmicnl Engineering, and Laboratory Technology. Advanced worl leadira to a Master of Scienco degree In Chemistry and Chemica Engineering is also offered. The curr cula of ‘ho Oopartmont cf Chemistry is accredited oy the American Chemical Society. These courses p'opore 'ho chemistry major for caroers in both pure and applied chomistry. Tne training ’or the future chemical onginoor roadlos him for procoss dovoopment and production. -aboratory Technology gives specialired training which prepares technicians for food and nutrition aboratcries and also propa'es a sfudert for hospifal framing leadirg to a degree in Medical Technology. PRUDE PANCHES President The Schoo of Education 'oa iros that the social and cultural advancement of any democratic nation has its roots in the education of its people. In striving � o overcome the needs of the educational system, studen’s are trained for the following areas of service: The Elementary grados: the High School gracos: Superintendents. Principals. Supervisors and Curriculum and Guiconco Specialists. Special areas for teacher training on the high school level include: English. Language, and Literature- History and th® Socle Scionces: th Natural Sciences end 1 a‘hematics: Vccotiorel Aqricultjro and Homo Economics: Socrc tarial and Commercial Subects: Pnysleel Education. Health, ard Recreation: end Music, the Arts, and Soeoch. BILL PARKS President ENGINEERING Preparing stuconts in all fields of engineering. manoqomont, ord textile technology. the School of Enqincoring offers programs of study loading to a baccalaureate degree in Aeronautical Administration. Aeronautical Engineering, Civil Enqi nooring. Electrical Enqinoering with Electric Powo- Option. E ot'ricel Engineering with Communications Option. Engineering Physics, Industrial Management, Mechanical Enginooring, Toatilo Chemistry. Textile Enqincoring. and Textile Management. Progroms ?tr graduate work leading to a Master s degree are offorod in Civi' Engineering. Electrical Enginoo'ing, and Mechanical Engineering. These courses arc dosigrcd to prepare young engineers to meet the require-menfs of extensive demand of modern industry ord onginoorng. MARION SPIOlt Dnk of � h« School of Horn fcoremict HOME ECONOMICS ANN THOMPSON President The School of Homo Economics haj established its curricula with the thought in mind that the hem® is th« basic institution. Tho School s dopartmonrs are Clothing and To� ti es, Foods ord Nutri'icn. Homo Demonstration. Homo Management. Fomily Life and Nursery Education, and Nursing Scienco. A graduate receives a Bacho or of Scionco degree in Home Economics with a maior in one ol the aoovo fields. Graduate work leading to a Master s degree Is cffo'od in Clothing ond Tc -•ilos. Food and Nutrition. Homo Management, and Family Life. The studonts aro trained for highly spec!ali:ed careen as costume designers, home doccretors. nursos. dieticians, food technologists, and for work in which Imowledgo of child development is essential. HAMY PHILLIPS KO fcR W. ALLEN D 4b of th School of Sciance r d Literatus BILL PICKLING Pretide M The School of Science ond Litorotgro. fho cldo:I school on th© campus, continues its contribution to A.P.I. Iho Doportmonts of Economics and Sociolooy. English. Foroiqn Languages. History. Mathematics Pnysics. and Secretaria Trairinq are in the Schoo’. Undergraduate curricula in pre-law. pre-medicine pro-oantisfry and pro-votori-nary medicine ore also offered. P'ovldlng the student with a broad and liberal education, enables him to reaiito and carry out more effectively his duties as a citiren. Th© School o: Science and Literature performs a function as the main sorvico division for tho sovoral professional schools of the College providing fundamental � ub cts lie English, mathematics, and history. LUTHER ALBERT President The Schocl o; Voterinery Medicino's departments or« the following: Anatomy. Histology and Embryology: Physiology and Pharmacology: Bacteriology: Pathology and Parasitology: Large Animal Surgory and Medicine- and Small Animal Surgory and Modic'no. Degrees given by Auburn's School of Veterinary Medicine are rocogniiod by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, the Army, the U. S. Civil Sorvice Commission, and the e amining boards of el states and territories of the United States. As a participant in the Southern Reqioral Education program, the schocl ac-coptj a quote of students from tho sfotos of Florida. Mississippi. Tennessee, end Kentucky in odoitlon to Alabama students. DR W. V. PARKER Dean ot the Gradust School GRADUATE SCHOOL I The Graduate SeKoe ha , been an Integral part cf A.P.I. since the begin- ning of the century. Mastor s doqroes oro offorod in Agriculture. Architecture. Chemistry. Education, Engineering, Home Economics. Mathoma'Ics. Physics. Ve’erinory Medicine. and various fields of L'beral Arts. Departments of the Schools of Agriculture. Eoucation ano Scionco and Lit eroture offer Doctor's degrees. The Fall Ouortor of I9S3 taw the addition of a Mas-or'j cograc in Pharmacy and a Doctor's degree in the School of Agriculture's ooportmont of Poultry Husbandry. I Dr. W. V. Parle-. Hcac Professor of Mathematics, was appointed as the Dean cf the Graduate School following the resignation of the f Dean. Dr. Fred Allison, in the summer of I9S3. I s T U D E N p U B L 1 C M 1 L 1 T A T GOVE A T I 0 N S R Y R N M E N T THE S E n fl T E The Student Senate, the Legislative branch, achieved its purpose by the success ful enforcement of the laws which are necessary for the promotion of the we fare of tho students. This branch is composed of the Vice-President of the Stuoent 3ooy. who presides over the Senote, the President Pro Tern, selected from the Senior class senators to presicc in the absence of the Vice-President, and the representatives of each class. The fifth and sixth year students are represented by one senator. There are five senators representing the Senior class, four senators for the Junior class, three senators for the Sophomore class, and two senators for the Freshman class. The Senate has established a new Student Grievance Policy and a new program in the selection of cheerleaders. The revision of the campus election laws was proposed and passed by the Student Senate. These revised laws have brought about more democratic elections anc a better understanding between candidates and the Student Body Board of Qualifications. The powers of the Judicial branch are in the hands of the Student Jurisprudence Committee which is composed of one presiding justice, a member of the faculty, and six students appointed by the Presiden of the Student Body with tho approval of the Senate. One of its main accomplishments is the establishment of Aquil a, in-dependent organization for girls. l«ff to fight. i at«d: Ed Cobb J iry llttl . Kathla n Brown. Cbi l Wation, org« Uthlaut. Sylvia MtCalla. Oak Blown. Jimmy Johnton. Jo Ann Wit . AB Allan. Standing: Bob M ,o At Morriton. Jim Rom ', DUl Cobby Sam HtPdarion. 36 l t� lo riflht. itatad: RoUnd Smith. Suionn Mc'qar, Bill Lovin Jim V nn Arthur Moor . Sylvia McCalla. H� r-bart Whifa. Oauqlai lumford. Slfick Nowicm. Surdinq: Oarnit Calhoja. John Itmon. Tommy Johnion. Dick S o� . The Student Government of Auburn is composed of the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Each branch of the government strives to upho d the principles set up in the preamble of the Student Body Constitution. The executive branch has worked diligently under the ab e leade'ship of President Arthur Moore toward the ultimate goal of building a greater Auburn. Striving to serve the best interests of over seven thousand students, the majority of the work of tho cabinet is accomplished through the ac'ivities of the various permanent committees. These standing committees include: Campus Drives. Intramural Soorts, Social Affairs. Finance. Public Relations, Organizations. Stuoent Spirit. Open House. Student Welfare, and Political Affairs. Tho Sanitation Committeo has been formed by the Student Welfa-c Committee. Its purpose is inspection and rating of all eating establishments on the campus. Under the direction of tho Open Houso Com mittce. Village Fair is one of the greatest events of the year. During the week end highlighted by pa-adcs. movies, play and exhibits, hundreds of high school students gather at API to see life on a college campus. A Speakers' Bureau and Visitors Guidance Program have been set up by the Publ c Relations Committee. Tho Political Affairs Committee is responsible for promoting anc conducting all campus elections and political rallies. THE C R B I II E T ARTHUR MOORE GEORGE UTHIAUT SYLVIA VtCAllA NEIL CHRlSTORHf Rratidaht v; a-Rraiidant Satratary Treasurer 37 UJOMEIl’S SUZANNE MORGAN President BETTY HOUSTON Vi «.Pr fid ftt JACKIE WAUE S� cr� f rr Sarah smith Tr «w'«r OFFICERS SUZANNE MORGAN......................... BETTY HOUSTON.......................... JACKIE WALLER.......................... SARAH SMITH............................ LORA GOSSER............................ .............P e� idonf . . . . Vlc« Pf«� idon ..............S«Crotary .............Treaigrdr . To n R«pfojonl«tivo The Women's Student Government Association was organized for the purpose of furthering tho best interests of the women students of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. It functions as a self-governing body in collaboration with the Dean of Women to enact and enforce rules by which the women students abide. Each girl upon enrolling at A.P.I. automatically becomes a member. The Council, in addition to performing the required duties of government, also sponsors social and recreational activities for the womon students. An annual tea is given for the frcshmor and transfer students so they may become better acquainted. Open House was held for the new women's dormitories and for the dining hall which has been enlargod and rodocoratod. Decorating the dining hail and dormitories at Christmas, and giving aid to other organizations which create more student interest in worthwhile activities, are other projects of W.S.G.A. The Council is composed of the five elected officers, an appointed social chairman, and the presidents and vice-presidents of the dormitories. This year Suzanne Morgan became President and Betty Houston Vice-President. Jacque Waller was elected Secretary and Sarah Margaret Smith. Treasurer. Lora Gosser and Jeane Morriss were Town Representative and Social Chairman, respectively. i8 STUDEHT GOUERnMEnT RSSOCIflTIOn Firtt Row, left to right. JoAnre Locci, Ann Ford. Boa Oominiek, Rita VVIgham, Jen Sellers, Mir fropit. Second Row: Rat Sprague, Jean Irwin. Jean Oeloeck. Rhode Holman. Nancy koyd. Mhelle Rricherd. Dlela Dedd Third Row; Jo one Morris, Sir Margaret Smith, tetty Houtton. Sut arm Morgan. Jecque Wallor. lore Gott -. Fourth Row; Oorii Hiclman. Augstta York, lee Piano. Maiio Reeves, dotty Boll. Noll Winn. Joan Pettyjohn. Ann Garner. Sara Stamps. Jenis V«!d«ll Jane long- 39 O' o - When the prcliminory pons for the 1954 GLOMERATA were set in motion last spring, the keynote wos— More photos, ess copy, modern layouts, and fu I color in the Opening Section. After the Editor and Business Manacer spent a week with the Benson Printing Company in Nashville, the planninq was put on paper and work on Vo ume 57 was underway. When the secono largest student body in Auburn s history returned to the plains in the foil, an eager staff started compiling a book to p-operly depict one of A.P.I.'s most successful years. With student sp rit at an all time high during the most prosperous football season, the staff anxiously awaited to move in the new Glom office in the Union Building, to set another first in Auburn $ color ful history. The material contained within the covers of this volume have boon the prod uct of many able and willing staff members, friends, advisers and contributors from all segments of Auburn and the south. Wc send out a special thanks to the staff of Benson Printinq Company whose invaluable aid was so vital to this publication, to Bob Faerber of Alabama Engraving Company, and to Gaspar-Ware Photographers of Atlanta. Section Editors and Managers include: Fred Nichols. Edltor-in-Chief: Tommy Tate. Business Manager; B;ll Whitaker. Assistant Business Manager; John Sel- FRED NICHOLS TOMMY TATE Edit� - 8v it� i« Mjnj 3 r A colorful protonlolion of U� tin9 tfory. S ofo-«� .'d� od-rortitlrq for 'S4. ers. Managing Editor; Batey Gresham, Schools and Administration Editor; Dan Patrick. Sports Editor; Sid McFaden. Art Editor; David Irvine. Snapshots Ed • tor; Prude Fancher, Activities Ecitor; Tommy Fitzpatrick. Fraternities Editor; Jean Cross. Sororities Editor: Ken Stratford. Government. Publications and Military Editor; Jim Johnson. Advertising Manager; June Sel ers, Class Section Manager; Bob Ellis. Organizations Manager; John Arnold. Circulation Manager; Jeff Beard. Jr.. Exchange Manager; and Photographers Joe Rao. Les King and Jeff Whatley. Staff mombors who aided in compiling the sections were: Joy Thomas. Bil Francke. Frances Walthall. Mary Eva Hodges. Anita Stein, Bob O'Neill. Larry Conner. Peggy Barrow. Jorry Bell. Jack Armour, Jim Thurman, George Petznick. Me ry Lou Arthur, Ricky Smith M'ke Stone Charlsie Tomlinson Dee Cundiff, Martha Easter. Bob Word. Kathryn Keith. Hilda Buz'oee. Mary Jim Esslinger Rhoda Holman. Garr Wiliams. Ann Coleman, 3ennieta Andrew. Mary Ann Willman, Jake Reynolds. David Sm'th. Ben Dolson. Ann Ross and a host of faitnful workers whose aid was invaluable o Volume 57. To those staff members, to those whom we overlooked, and the ones who started to work after this deadline, we pay our thanks for a job well done. Jock Armour Ricky Smith Tommy Fittcotrick. Sid McFddtn. Ktn St-otford. Batty Grtsham. Chatlsio Tomlinson. Jtrry Ball. Jtan Cion G L 0 m E R A T A David Irvint. John Stlltr . Lttf to right: Kathryn Ktith, Mary Gltnn A� ant. Joy Thomas, Francos Walthall, Hilda 8uib� a. Iran Oono- La't to fight: Bob O'Naill, Laffy Connor Baggy 8 - laft to fight- Oavt Smith Mary Ann Willman. Jimmy van. Juno Sailors. row. Oan Patrick, Johnson, Bill Whitako . Margarat Ragsdale 41 WALItK fcVtKIUfcrfc Editor Complete coverage for a growing ttudent body DICK GILLILAND Bulinott Manager A Flaiotmen in every h'gh school. the PLflinsmnn Loft to fight: Jo Newtom. Oorii Ltumin. Dolly Fullerton Carmer Robinton, Judy McCa'ter. Billy Orr. Ecu Don-inlcl Leff to right: Helen Hactott. 8en Howell. Dan Beaty. Nancy Gregory. Francet Walthall. 42 Wl V A phone cell to extension 742. might bring anything from Hello, this is the Alamo. to Give it to me quick, man, it done gone spoil : but it was always the Plainsman office and the greeting was fliway different with every staff member. It could be anyone from Tom Collins to Tom Duke, two staffers who could never be found. Whoever it was. though, the speaker was sure to get confused. The guiding spectre was its editor, Wa t 8ronc Evoridge. who constantly str'ved to get more and better work from everyone concerned and who. amazingly enough, did it. Walt's success was due in part to his advanced and progressive editorial policy which, though sometimes controversial, was always honest and forthright. Another cause for good spirits at the Plainsman was his incessant good humor and infectious personality. The humorous big stick of the business staff was wielded by Dick Gilliland, who was always quick with a comeback and tops as a busi- BEAT BAMA 1 Ths Plmrumatv • « VIU� fa ?T m. M Harb Whit . JoAnrw Lucci. Red Pro oil LES FORD Managing Editor Richard Milll, Hamp Royvton. 81 I Hutto, Rona J 0� « . noss manager. It was Dick who kept the hoary old edifice in a high good humor and the much-needed advertising. The nimble head of Les Young Adlai ford served ably as manag ing editor and he could always be counted on to say something dirty about the Republicans. The three associate editors, Red Provost, Herb White, and JoAnne Luce did much more than help fill space on the editorial page. Their sharp minds and honest, factual co umns proved some of the most interesting albeit controversial reading eneounted on the Plainsman pages. Assistant editor Jack Boozer, feature editor John Raines, and society editor Doris Lessman executed their jobs with dextority and fac tual reporting. But it was for Ronald Kitty Owen, sports editor, to work his typewriter ribbon to shreds as Auburn, with its fabulous X-Y teams, went successfully through the best season it had in many, many years. Dick was ably supported in his search for advertising by Ad Manager Bill Neville and Jim Johnsor. Layout manager Grant Tittle had the thankless job of putting ads together once they were sold, and Jim McCown saw that the Plainsman got circulated evenly around the campus. L«ft to right Grant Tittle, till Nc ill Torn? Elderi ig, Jimmy Johntoo. 43 TIGER CUB Probably some of the first words that enter a Frosh's mind upon arrival here are what, when, where, why. and who.' A'l he need do to find the answer is to ook in the Tiger Cub. It is virtually an encyclopedia of A.P.I. The Tiger Cub contains all the pertinent information that a freshman needs to know in order to become better acquainted with life on the Auburn camous. It contains a brief history of the school, information concerning some of the Auburn traditions, and information regarding the campus and its various buildings. The Cub introduces the Frosh to the administration, it states the rules and regulations, it provides him with information on Student Government. Fraternities. .0.1— iW?w Uta STUDEN T handbook K.U —J the TIGER CUB m 54 •« •� ! • i«n imm lvtir u M«n«g«r Organizations. Publications, ana Athletics. He can also find the Associated Undergraduate Constitution and calendar of events for the coming year. Members of the editorial staff inc uce: David Irvine. Editor; Howard Skelton. Jack Boozer, and Bud Hathaway. The business staff members are: Jack Appleton. Business Manager; Fleix Coch-ran. Sam Henderson, and Jake Waggoner. 44 l« 0 right: C org� Uthlajt, Arthur Moor . Jim Hoygood. J « McElyc . Jjnti £. fey, Dovid Irvin . I. O lro l««n W T. Ingram. Paul C Burnatt Standing: Dick Gilliland, Tommy Tat . Claud Cat«y. f'«d Nicholt, V alt r £.triage Bill Parki Not ik picture: Jack Appl«ton. PUBLICflTIOnS BOARD Tne Board of Student Publications supervises all campus publications supported by student activity fees. The Board is vested with a great deal of responsibility, but its three major functions are: qualification of candidates for elective positions, general supervision of financial programs, and approval of editorial policies. Membership or the Board of Student Publications is diviced equaly between faculty members and students. Faculty members consist of the Director of Student Affairs, the President s representative, the Business Manager of the College, and an instructor in journo ism. Student members consist of four members of the senior class selected by the Student Body. The editors and bus ness managers of the oublicotions serve as ex-officio members. Members arc J. E. Foy, Chairman; W. T. Ingram. Arthur Moore. Paul C. Burnett. George Uthlout. Bill Parks. Jim Hay-good. Claude Casey, and L. O. Brackeen. Ex-officio members are Fred Nichols and Tommy Tate. Editor anc Business Manager of the GLOMERATA: Walter Eve'idgo and Dick GTIiland. f ditor and Business Manager of the Plainsman, and David Irv no and Jack Appleton. Editor and Business Manager o; the Tiger Cub. 45 THE flUBURn E n G I n E E R AUBURN ENGINEER The purpose of the Auburn Engineer is to provide the engineering stucents. faculty, and alumni with a source of well-roundec information pertaining to the engineers irterest. Included are: the latest developments in industry and research organizations: campus news items: news of engineering alumni: reports from Auourn's own research program: articles of particular interest, written by students, and news picture stories. The Engineer is doing a good job of selling Auburn's School of Engineering to ihe students of Alabama's high schools, as copies are sent, gratis, to most of the high schools of the state. Other colleges receive the Engineer on an exchange basis. There are a number of subscribers in industry, as well as alumni who are now practicing engineers. Thus, the Engineer is a good l«ft to riqM: W lt Rcxollc. Charles Jimmy lr«dl«y. Bill P rl� Don Market, Carmar Xobinion means of advertisement for Auburn s rapid y expanding engineering school. Being sponsored oy the Engineers Council the Engineer is a monthly publication, having grown from 24 pages five years ago. to the present 48 or more pages. It is backed by national, as well as local advertisers, and contains a number of special features such as Lathe Turnings, the well known humor section, and Engineering Eye-Fulls, ' a series which presents one of Auburn's love y co-eds, pictured in a setting of one of the engineering labs. News from the various engineering honoraries and societies are published with the purpose of furthering unity and relations between the students of Auburn's six engineering departments. 46 THE flUBURfl UETERIflflRIRfl The Auburn Veterinarian, the official publication of the A.P.I. Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Assoc'a-tion. i$ one of the leading publications of the Ve erinary profession. Being a professional publication, it contains information pertinent to al of the Veterinary p'ofession. with special attention to items of interest to alumni and students of the A.P.I. School of Veterinory Mecicinc. The circulation of the Auburn Veterinarian Is primarily in the Southeast, but also includes all of the Western hemisphere and many European and Asiatic countries. In adcition to the regular quarterly journal, the Veterinarian staff also has published wo editions of Th© Auburn Veterinary Handbook, an inoex to diagnosis and treatment. Due to ts highly Auiu uifUeiefiutGAiaH Sint Ro� . loft to i jhl: Louil N� l� on. H«nry F t . Comoron Stitvl, Hugh Wjfd, Abum Alibi . Sbcond Row: Gtora lif«i y, 0� � d Sbdtll. Allay. Many N.� fc«ft Rblp Sin- Ulr. St.inUy 8uf«h. Robert Kin©. Allan Marrli. Donold Lawton informative and important contents which are sensibly digested, this book has gained nationwide recognition from practicing Veterinarians as well as students. The staff members for the 1953 Auburn Veterinarian were Comeron Shaul. editor; Wiliam Canon, business manager; Henry Pate, associate editor; Hugh Ward, associate business manager; Donald Lawson and Robert King, layout editors: David Bedell. Grady Lanier, John Cutts. Ab'am Al on. Fred Sherman. Arnold Giesemann. and Ralph Sinclair, assistant editors: Gene Bearden and Lee A ley, business assistants; Louise Nelson, alumni editor; Allen Harris, circulation manager; and Harry Nisbett, advertising manager. Mrs. Marjorie Stephens is the secretary, and Dr. B. F. Hoerlein was the faculty advisor. 47 fl r m v R 0 T C u n i t STAFF First Row, left to right: Maj. J. H. Wheeler. Lt. Col. S. A. Strickland. Col. W. J. K epingor, Lt. Col. K. T. Sow-yer, Maj. J. M. Bushey. Second Row: Capt. R. H. Harrington. Maj. R. H. Jensen. Maj. T. H. Giles. Jr.. Capt. A. W. Lamar, Jr., Warrant Officer H. E. Evans. Third Row: M $gt. G. E. Currier, M Sgt. W. H. Burt. M Sgt. R. J. Smith, SFC J. H. Schnauffer. M Sgt. L. J. Vance. Fourth Row; SFC D. R. Dayton, SFC J. L. Larince. SFC A. L. Langford, SFC D. L. Dickey. Fifth Row: M Sgt. J. V. Ecum. Sgt. C. R. Bullock, M Sgt. W. M. Walis. M $qt. P. H. Moore. COL. WALTER J. KLEPINGER frcf� itoi of Military $cl«nc« and Tactici Artillory practice on Morris Field Engineers m lo reedy for oncoming troops Time out from maneuvers Graduates of Auburn Army ROTC unit, ore of the oldost and finest in the South, are continuing to mako major contributions to the security of our nation while serving at hundreds of stations both at home and overseas. During the two year basic ROTC course, which is required for all physically qua ified male students, except veterans, cadets receive practical and theoretical instruction in military science and tactics. The first year is devoted to fundamental subjects applicable to the Army as a whole. During the second year instruction is given in special subjects of the Artillery, Corps of Engineers. Armor. ard Signal Corps branches. Normally a student is enrolled in the branch which most closely parallels his curriculum. The advanced course continues the specialized training begun in the basic course. Selection for this course is based on the ind'vidual cadet's qualities of leadership, scholarship and physical fitness. Wh'le in the advanced course the cadet receives a regular monthly monetary allowance and must attend a six week summer camp at the army post of his branch where he app'ies the theory learned in the classroom. Upon successful completion of the advanced course he is commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army. Cadets who complete the advanced course with high academic standings and who possess outstanding qualities of leadership and display a high degree of military aptitude are designated as Distinguished Military Graduates. Selected members of this grouo are offered commissions in the Regular Army. Auburn ROTC students may join various national and local military societies such as Scabbard and Blode. Society of American Military Engineers, Track and Sober Club, and the Caisson Club. Other activities for ROTC cadets includo membership on the Varsity Ri 'le Team, which competes in intercollegiate matches, and participation in a special drill team. Communications, a vital lint 49 UL A I R R 0 T C U n I T STAFF First Row, lev to right: Maj. S. M. Hankins. Maj. S. R. Lou er. Col. J. W. Townsend, Maj. C. D. Cunningham. Maj. R. A. Blanton. Second Row; Capt. S. H. Sharp. Lt. J. J. Boyne. Copt. I. E. Grounds. Capt. W. H. Flack. Third Row: M Sgt. H. L. Mays. M Sgt. R. G. Roan. M Sgt. S. W. Smith. M Sgt. H. $. Rogers. Third Row; M Sgt. R. C. Rcay. T Sgt. C. E. Simpson, T Sgt. M. Gallager, S Sgt. P. C. Slayton. COL. JAMES W. TOWNSEND P ol«tio' of Air Sei«n « ooo Tjtfici Cadets touring Maiwell Reid Radio ground check A.P.I. Cadets visit Headquarters in Montgomery Link Trainer tests the pilot The Mission of the Auburn Air Force ROTC unit is to select and train college men, through a permanent program of instruction, os future leaders in the United Stoles Air Force. Each Air Fore© cadet recolves practica and theoretical instruction in A’r Science and Tactics in preparation for future service as an officer in the United States Air Force. The Air Force ROTC program is divided into two phases: the Basic course and the Acvanced course. The instruction is designed to provide the Air Force cadets with a knowledge and understanding of the characteristics and capabilities of Air Powc' and the principal weapons, operational factors, and organizational units which the United States Air Force employs in accomplishing its functions. The Basic course of instruction is designed to provide the Air Force cadets with a knowledge of our national and international defense structures and the needs for them. The Advanced course provides qualified and selected AFROTC cadets with generalized training in the fields of Air Operations, Administration, and the military aspects of World Po-itical Geography. The generalized course is specific© ly designed to develop the personal qualities of leadership and character ©ssontial to a young officor in the Air Force. Selection for advanced training is based upon scholastic standing, qualities of leadorshio, and physical fitness of the cadet. Each advanced course student will receive a regular monetary allowance. Advanced course cadets must attend an AFROTC summer camp before successfully completing the two year advanced course. Practical training is provided in Air Base Operations during this encampment. The Air Force confers commissions upon the students who fulfill all Air Force ROIC requirements: that is. complete the Advanced course, receive a college degree, and demonstrate the attributes of a potential officer. The United States Air Force is now the first line of defense of the United States. In these times of world political unrest, it is necessary to make sure that the future officers of the United States Air Force are proficiently trained in order that the security of our country may never be in doubt. The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps is striving to expertly prepare these officers for service in tho United States Air Force. 51 n fl u V R 0 T c u n i T COL GEORGE B. BELL Profo� vof o N � j S onc« ini T cti«t STAFF First Row, left to right: Lt. R. T. Caldwell, Col. G. B. Bell. LCDR. H. W. Bixcn. Capt. J. C. Gasser. Second Row: Lt. C. H. Brown. Lt. J. C. Von Antwerp. Lt. L. C. Justman. Lt. G. E. Foy. Third Row: J. L. Bishop. G. M. Turner. Jr.. H. V. Snider, J. B. O'Neill. J. M. Gangl, J. Joblin. mr Midthipm� n At Norfolk Amphibioul Bate Full iteam ah ad Ready for operation! anywhere in the world And thil it the compass . . . Among the many important peacetime functions of the Navy is the acquiring and training of prospective career and reserve officers. This is the primary mission of the Nava! Reserve Officers Training Corps at Auburn and at ail of the other 51 Units throughout the country. If is now part of the Auburn tradition to see smartly-uniformed Midshipmen on the campus every Tuesday and Thursday for it is on those days that they participate in Infantry Drill or tako a cruise aboard tho mock-up Destroyer at the M'litary Hangar. Leadership and scholarship are stressed throughout the NROTC program. These qualities are developed while the Midshipmen participate in drill, special laboratory work, classroom recitation, and summer cruises aboard ships of the fleet with ports of call in England Scandinavia. Europe, the West Indies and Cuba. Upon entering the Navy program each Midshipman embarks on a four-year course of instruction and train-ng leading to a commission. Those obtaining regular' commissions enter the program under the Holloway Plan. They receive $6C0 per year retainer pay. plus free uniforms, tuition, books and fees. In return they are ob-igoted to participate in three summer cruises, complete the preset bed Naval Science curriculum, and serve on active duty as a commissioned officer for three years. Students in tho contract program agree to com-oletc the Naval Science curriculum, to participate in one cruiso, and to accept a commission in the reserve com-oonent. They receive free uniforms, and subsistence al-owances during the junior and sonior yoars of school. The Midshipmen may select the curriculum leading to a comm’ssion in the Marine Corps and approximated 16 per cent of the commissions awarded in the program are In the Reguar or Reserve Marine Corps. 53 SCABBARD AI1D BLADE The Society of Scobboro one Blade was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1904. L Comoany 5th Reqiment was established at Auburn in 1924. The purposes and ideals of the society are to raise the standard ot military education in colleges and universities, to unite to closer relationship their military departments, to encourage and foster the essential qua -ities of good and e ficient officers, and to oromote friendship and gooo fellowship among cadet officers. Scabbard and B ade sponsors many military functions during the year. The Society is also soonsor of the annual Military Bal'. Local officers are: Royce A. Jones, Captain; Harold G. Mayfield, 1st Lt.: Clyde E. Hamilton. 2nd Lt.; N. Brannon Eubanks. 1st Sqt.; Faculty Advisors: Capt. Rupert W. Jernigan. Jr., Artillery; Capt. William H. Flack Air Force. K„� Row: W. M And-e-l. J. T. tl'MI. £ I. Battle. A. I. Beatty, C W. B.nn.-i.'d R A. lefts. A. N. Bird. J. M. Boatwriqht. T. I Brock. G. A. Barns. I. W. Caine S W Ca'Dtnter j. I Carroll Second Row: O. C. Ceylor. W. A. Child. P 0 Cnllsom. J. R. Cochran. M W. Co-ey, E. L. Cornel ly, C. I. Oasis J. 0 n.aien C J Deloach.'W M Ouncan. N B. Eubanks. S. P. Gauntt. J. Gail. Third Row: R. F. Gilliland. R M. Graeey. C W Green J. V Greer. D. I Gwilien. C E Hamilton I A Hanchtr J. 8 Hawkins. S. A. Hocwtt. 8 C Horn . J. H. Morn R. I. Mow«ll, 6 J. I ine. Foa-th Row. C. A. Isbell. J. S. Johnston R A Jones L M. Kramer C N Kroselsly J. P. lamb. T. Lindsey. W R lonq. T. G. lynn. H. G Mayfeld. R. 1. McCrery, V R. McDonald, J. C Meadowy. F.‘th Row D E Mark : E N Merriwether. A 8. Mild. W. M. Mino-. W. A Moon. W. A. Nelson. F. A. Nichols W. M Osborne B G. Oswalt. B W. Parks. D. H Pat- rick B C patary H I. Ph ilips. C. A Pi j |. Siith Row w. 0. Pitts. J. C. Ra.nes. J. T. Rica, C E Rogers J. C. Rogers J. Rotalla. F. V. Sanders. G. Sanno- J I Sailers R I. Shoemaker. A. I Smith R E. Smith C A. Spencer. W A Stone. Serenth Row: L E. Strickland. J. W. Summerford. B S Tabor. T J. Tele. A. I. Wahlqoisl. J. G. Wj k«r. A D. Well J. T. Welter. C. W. Shite. W. K. Whit . J. N Yeuqer. soulos. 54 THU n U T A u Tau Nau Tau is an honorary and professional military engineerinq ra ternity. Founaed at the University of Illinois in 1930, Tau Nu Tau came to the Auburn campus in 1949. The main purposes of the ’'eternity are to foster a spirit of brotherhood among its members and to provide an esprit de corps within the engineer battalion; to provide a forum tor the discussion of common military problems. Officers are: John N. Yauger, President; Sibbley P. Gauntt. Vice-President; W. E. Chandler. Secretary; Cameron W. White. Treasurer; Lr. Col. Kenneth T. Sawyer, Advisor. F.f.� So-. W M. And' — H O e«.«r J T. Il’Ml C. W Sonofiold. A. N. I-d T. I. Brack. T. W. Cain . W. £. Chardlor. Second So-: I. C.Co«nt. JW°J“S '� . N I. E� bank� . S P. Gaontt. H W, Hartifl.ld, A. Jen . ft A Stanford W. A Ston . Third Ro«: K. I. Thometo� J O. Th-oatt C A. T,d-a C w. J N. Yaud r C ft DoVana, I C. Morn � A Motoi. Fourth ftc� : L. A Hunch ,. W N Hoard. J W A-buthnot T, G Iv f N Mofr.-athar. r w ijrn y. ‘ ‘ - . . .. T Clock. J. Kartgtanrov ft E Scaonoli w. K. Wh.t . C ftobinton 6 f Onnnli Fifth fto- J Grant W S Warran W A No ten ft A Bc-ling. 55 STEERAGE Steeraqe is the honorary N.R.O.T.C. Fraternity on the Auburn Campus. Founded in 1949. Steerage has as its purpose the recognition of outstanding midshipmen and the promotion of officer-like qualities amonq the midshipmen in the Auburn N.R.O.T.C. Unit. During the past three years, Steerage has become a very active organization. Throuqh its activities, a more understanding relationship between the midshipmen and officers of the Unit has been realized. Firt Row: 8arry Mirth. Bill Owm, Himp Royiton, Harold Mayfiald, Oi«k Gilliland. Jim Quinlivan. Socone Row: Clyca Hamilton, Bill Morrit, Tommy M Main Paul Rowan. Chari a Boltehar Third Row: Rruda Fanohar Bob Culbartten. Toland Smith. W. J. Johnten. John Maadowt, L. A Stallwo'lh, John D. Arnold. 56 An honorary society for the students in the Advanced Course Armored ROTC. The ourpose of this organization is to foster friendship, cooperation and aood fellowship among the Advanced Armored ROTC students. Officers are: James E. Martin, Captain: Dan H. Patrick, Jr., Executive Officer: James T. Rice. Adjutant: William M. Minor. Jr., Finance Officer. track dad saber societv The Arnold Air Society members function is to further the ourpose. mission, tradition, and concept of the United States Air Force as a means of national defense, promote American citizenship, create a close and more efficient relationship among the Air Reserve Officers Training Corp. The colors Members ore: B. E. Higgins. James H. Horne. G. H. Mann A. G. Myers. W. J. Word. John W. Boozer. C. E. Boswell. J. V . Brown. J. P. Lamb. Jr. Billy G. Oswalt. D. L. Rogers. W. J. Sanders. D. L. Wahlquist. D. S. Wright. W. J. Sanders. W. R. Arthur. F. N. Season. S. Bozeman. J. T. Carter. W. J. Jcfforos. D. H. Jones. J. E. Lcdbottcr. J. R. Sogrost. G. R. Smith. S. W. Carpenter. J. W. Evans. J. A. Mann R. L. Swingle. F. G. ’hompson. D. M. Spearman. W. H. Morgan, T. T. Sizemore. P. H. Harris. J. $. Johnston. W. R. Long. J. G. Mitchell, A. D. Moore. G. Sarinopoulos. J. B. Wilson. L. G. Bryan. E. L. Battle. J. C. Rogers. G. O. Bush. D. O. Calhoun, R. A. Eotts, G. R. Burns, A. A. Hamilton. J. B. Davis. W. A. Fielding, Jr.. C. Kraselsky, R. Duke. S. E. Strickland. E. Ba er. D. L. Guilian, A. B. Milos. J. F. Stegall, Capt. I. E. Grounds. Advisor. are red, white, blue and yellow-orange. The flov er is the Red Rose. ARnOLD AIR SOCIETV 57 Charles A� roi Thomas Abbott William Adair Carolyn Adams Marilyn Adam Billie Adel Aim Adkins frtdtSf Agee i % a 'i % I -a ¥ 1 % I M •aev C iTW % V 4 M PQp m Nellie Agee Luther Albort Welter Albritton Gene Allamel Edward Andorton Paul Anderton Warr«n Andrew Paul Anthony THE First Row: • CHARLES O AARON lenett. Ala ; Pea-law; Dabata; Aloha Tau Omega. • THOMAS WEBSTER A8BOTT. JR.. Birmingham, Ala.; Chemical Engineering; Inter-Fraternity Council; Greek Week Committee; Sigma Chi. • WILLIAM M. ADAIR Birmingham. A a.; Electrical Enginearing; A I E E • E CAROLYN ADAMS. Andalusia Ala ; Homa Economic . • L. MARILYN ADAMS, Andalusia, Ala.; Homa Economic , • BILLIE L. ADELS. Auburn. Ala.; Pra-Veterinary Medicine • ALMA JOYCE ADKINS, Waycross. Ga.; Education; Aloha Delta PI. • FREDDY JOE AGEE Town Creak. Ala.; Agricultural Education. Second Row: • NOLLIE E. AGEE. JR.. Fort Par-ia. Ala.; Architecture. • LUTHER T. ALBERT. Miami Fla ; Veterinary Medicine; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Zeta; Dabata Council; Alpha Phi Omega; Pro� ident. Auburn Studont A.V.M A.; Agriculture Council; Preiidant, School of Veterinary Medicine: Alpha Pti. • WALTER M. ALBRITTON. Wolumpka. Ala.; Education; Editor, The Plalmman; Squire ; Who' Who; Pi Kappa Phi. • GENE AlME ALLAMEL, Birmingham, Ala,; Induitria! Management; S.A.M.; Siqma Phi Epsilon. • EOWARO P, ANDERTON Birmingham. Ala.; Aeronautical Administration. • PAUL F. ANDERTON. Birmingham, Ala.; Architecture. • WARREN M. ANDREWS, Montgomery, Ala,; Engineering Phyjic ; Tau 8ota Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Eta Sigma: P Mu Epsilon; Tau Nu Tau; Ph Delta Theta • PAUL ANTHONY. Talleuee, Ala.; Education. Charlie Armitrong John Arnold Jack Appleton William ArmStlead Charier Armitrong Richard Armstrong Arleta Campbell Cerleen Arrington Doyle Aihley George Atkin Jame Atkin Maty Austin Mary Avant James Bailey Hoary Bailey Jerry Bain First Row: • CHARLIE HUGH ARMSTRONG Chattanooga. Tenn ; Pharmacy; A Ph A ; Pi Kappa Alpha. • JOHN DOZIER POPE ARNOLD. JR.. Birmingham, Ale ; Electrical Engineering. Eta Kappa Nu; Alpha Phi Omega; Steerage; Glomerate; Sigma Nu. • JACK G. APPLETON. Albertville. Ala.; Business Administration; Squire ; Glomerate Advertising Manager; Business Manjger I9S3 Tiger Club Su| erintenden Political Affairs Freshman Senator; Alpha Phi Omega; Pi Kappa Alpha. • WILLIAM R. ARMISTEAD. Prichard. Ala.; Pharmacy; Theta Chi. • I CHARLES ARMSTRONG. Ocean Spring . Mi ,; Building Construction; Buildors Guild Theta Xi. • RICHARD C. ARMSTRONG Millry. Ala.; Education; Baptist Student Union; Pi Tau Pi Sigma. • ARLETA CAMPBELL. B rmin.qham. Ala.; Education; Westminster Fellowship; Oracles; Alpha Lambda Delta; Kappa Delta PI S. CARIEEN ARRINGTON. Yo-k. Ala.; Home Economic ; Home Economic C ub. Socond Row: • DOYLE ALLEN ASHLEY. Collinsville Ala.; Agriculture • GEORGE H. ATKINS, Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • JAMES CURTIS ATKINS. Tallassee. Ala.; Education; Spiled Shoe; Track and Saber • MARY CAROLINE AUSTIN. Gainetville. Ga - Education; Alpha Delta Pi. • MARY GLYNN AVANT. Andalusia. Ala.; Education; F-eshman Advisor; Concert Choir; Kappa Delta. • JAMES EDWARD BAILEY Birrring, ham. Ale.; Architecture; Track and Saber; Scarab • HENRY CLAY BAILEY. Carrollton. Ga.: Physical Education. • JERRY W. BAINS. Onaonla. Ala.; Pra-Medieiita; Wraestllan Club; Alpha Eosilon Delta; Phi Delta Theta. ART MOORE President of the Student Body Better government for a growing institution. uoiitd) id fiiibij :«« tfjuviujpy ti� uisrg : 3 $ u� piu� 3 SO] 138 1 30 030 • S!4� «II� J i� su uin� M : oui6:$ :� n� |� j6y :- iv -iu� i|6t :iu«‘a ' r 31018 d HOflH • I' «no0 « X 4 IV '■ '¥ n A V ! V|6 S « i � C oujo o |r : uu i ojo jt� uof A31XOI8 1 13nwvs • :- IV � � P � 0 NVHX0I8 WVI11IM • ‘ t ! os |V Piouiv :pj 8 • 2 � • O Z 3. ??, £ _ f - s § O O- ? ? r r, x , 1 ?. C I ?3 ix i I o £ S ? £ � rr a 3 ?! S 4 - 8 2 ► y 3: s-o ; = _ a 2 3 • 5-f I . in r O Jm c ? s � 0252 3 £ o O “ • 5; « 5 X If ?• mu ?t Ti !fi t 2 • ? Q. 2 5. S. O „ r:| ' � - o � • • “ £ Z r r -� o 3 • ' 7. o •• I r =• ; 5 .? 1 2? r : ?£ c c 2 ol f 3: 3 .?? 1? v sills � 3 5' a. .A n n r £ _ m « r iM rs m g � 2 o 2 3 o • r 7 a ™ ■n 2 rn 0� jo j: S JC a? 2 5 sM? fill 5 2 S 2; 5 J If? 3 i; p I 5. s 8 S ;i 12 2 F s • • • ♦ X A 2 S fr S 6 I} r- = H ? ? H H � g«? o 2 ;• z z i|� 8 UJJ� J ippj A� hjP8 tor � uea Uipqjpg .J� qo PJP||P8 A� )| jp rg pict{? 8 • •leg .«4t � H James 8Iberry Harriett Billings Alvin Bird Sidney Bird Jemei Bishop William Black John Bloihem John Boatwright John Boose’ Lorraine looter Russell Boren Charles Boswel Bee Boswell N'choles Botte Jo Ann Botcher June Bottcher THE Fir:t Row: • JAMES 0 BILBERRY, Bastrop. le.; Vertrinerr MeOleine; Alpha Psi; Phi Eto Sigma; Block end Bridle: Jr A V.M A ; President IfSZ Senior Class; Jurisprudence Committee: Blue Kes; Phi Kappa Phi; Alpha Zete. • HARRIETT M BILLINGS. Birmingham, Ale.; Science end titereture: Oelte Zefe; Home Economic! Club; Psychology Club; Glee Club. • ALVIN N. BIRD. Columbiana A'e.; Engineering Physics; Teu Ng Teu; Scebbetd end Blade. • SIDNEY M BIRO. Colore. Alo.; Pharmacy; Ijmbde Chi Alpha; Americen Pharmaceutical Association; Tea Pi Sigma; Phi Delta Chi • JAMES RODNEY BISHOP Selma. Ala.; 8uiinen Adminittrafion; Alpha Tau Omega • WILLIAM F BLACK, Montgomery Ale.: Mechaaical Engineer ng: Phi Oelta Theta; A$ME; IAS • JOHN C BLOXHAM Columba $. C.; Voterlnery Medicine; Student Chapter A V.M A ; Wreeitl.an Club • JOHN M. BOATWRIGHT. JR.. Montgomery. Ala.; Building Comtruction; Alpha Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade; Bui'dert Guild Second Row; • JOHN W BOOZER. Felkville. Ale.; Butineu Administration; Vertlty Wrettlieg • LORRAINE BOOZER. Jackson, eill . Ale.; Education; Zeta Teu Alpha • RUSSELL BOREN. Hayden. Ala.; Civil Engineering; Sigma Pi: A.S.C.C. • CHARLES EVANS BOSWELL. Columbv!, Ge.; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epiilon • RAE M. BOSWELL. Thomesville. Ale.; Home Economict. • NICHOLAS 80TTA. Birmingham. Ale ; Pre-Dentistry; Lembce Chi Alpha •JO ANN BOTTCHER Cul men. Ale.; Commerce end Science Eoucetion; Phi Mu; Oreclei; Kappa Delta Pi; Treasurer. Penhelleric; Gemma Delta; Advisory Council; Phi Kappa Phi; Spnmi • JUNE BOTTCHER. Cul men Ale ; Education; Pnl Mu; Oreclei; Kappa Delta Pi; Gamma Delta; Adviso'y Council; Phi Kappa Ph : Sphinx Carl Boteman Sherman Boteman Marion 8redfo-d Joyce Brodloy Barbara Brenen Weller Brand Edward Breiher Bratell Banks SUZANNE MORGAN President, W.S.G.A. Every co-ed H e working pert of W.S.G.A First Row: • CARL STEPHENS BOZEMAN Tylertown, Miss.; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi; A.V.v.A. • SHERMAN BOZE MAN. JR Greenville. Ale.; Business Administration: Band • MARION I. BRADFORD Dickinson Ala.; Architec ture. • JOYCE H BRADLEY, Oadaville. Ala.; Education • BARBARA BRANAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Edueetion; Kappa Delta; Women's Glee Club; Freshman Advisory Ccurcil. • WALTER HENRY BRAND. Birmingham Ale ; Mechanical Eng nearing; Pi Kappa Alpha. • EDWARD CURTIS BRASHER. I tmingham. Ala ; Building Construction; Delta Chi • BRAZELL MARION BANKS. LaGrango. Ga.; Pharmacy. Second Row; • BARBARA BREWSTER. Auburn Ala.; Religious Education. • GEORGE BRIDGES, NoMulga, Ala ; Agricultural Management. • CHARLES C BROCK. Birmingham. Ale.; Agriculture; gapfiit Student Union, e ELOONNA BROWN. Valley Heed. Ale.; Oracles; Plainsmen . • JERRY OWEN BROWN. Gadsden. Ale.; Pharmacy; Pi Kappa Phi. • JOHN MARK BROWN Andalusia. Ale ; Ornamental Horticulture. • JOHN WILLIAM BROWN. Birmingham Ale.; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Pi • STUART HAYNE BRECKINRIDGE. Savannah. Ge.; Horticulture; Alpha Zete: Track erd Saber; Alpha Gemma Rho Julian Brown Kathryn Brown Lee Bro«n Mary Bro� n Robert Brown William B’own Mary B'owning Maurice Brown'ng First Row: • JULIAN BROWN. JR . Montgomery. Ala.; £ ectrltal Engineering: Sigma Nu; Blue Key: Student Senate; Vartily Track; Open Home Committee. • KATHRYN B. BROWN Anniiton, Ala.; Laboratory Technology; Phi Mu. • LEfc R. BROWN. Birmingham, Ala.; Bulinest Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; Plaintman . • MARY C. 8ROWN. Andalusia, Ala.; Home Economic . • ROBERT T. RROWN. Memph i. lenn ; Architecture; Kappa Alpha; Scarab; A. I. A. • WILLIAM LAWRENCE BROWN. Bessemer. Ala.; Ornamental Horticulture. • MARY ELIZABETH BROWNING Guntorsville, Ala. Education. • MAURICE GENE BROWNING. Ashland. Ala ; Business AcminSfra-tion; Delta Tau Delta. Second Row; • LAWRENCE LEE BRYAN Union Springt. Ala.; Pharmacy; Sigma Nu; Phi Delta Chi. • LELAND GLYN BRYAN. Warrington. Fla.; Aeronautical Adminiitration Pi Kappa Alpha; I. A. S.: Arnold Air Socioty; Engineering Counci • WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Athens Ala.; Vetorinary Medicine; Alpha Pii; Jr. A. V. M. A. • GEORGE EUGENE BRYANT. Bey Minette, Ale.; Business Adminitfratioci; P! Kappa Alpha. • CHARLYN BUCKNER Junction City. Go.; Home Economict. • BAP.8ARA BUGG. Birmingham, Ala.; Education; Chi Omega • BETTY RUTH BULLOCK Red Leve . Ala.; Education. • JOE F. BURKS. Arab. Ala,. Agriculture Education. Georgo Burnt William Burnt Gene Burton Eltihugh Buth Gatton Buth Martha Buth Gary Bynum Catherine Byrd Cynthia Byrd Donald Cain Thomat Caine Oennit Calhoun Jamet Calloway Joe Callaway Fir I Row; • GEORGE ROBERT 8URNS. Lineville. Ala.; Agricultural Science; Blue Key; Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Zeta; Who's Who A Club; Wetley Foundation. • WILLIAM CLYDE BURNS. Georgetown. $. C.; Vote-inery Medicine; Omega Tau $ gma; A. V. M. A. Alpha Zeta. • GENE 8 BURTON, Prattville Ala.; Butinett Administration; Alpha Tau Omega • FITZHUGH G. 8USH. Auburn. Ala.; Pharmacy; Sigma Nu. • GASTON OLIVCR BUSH. Notatulgo. Ala.; Indus, trial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Arnold Air Society; S. A. M • MARTHA JEAN 8USH, Clayton. Ala.: Home Economic!. • WILLIAM DON BUSH. Clayton. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine: Omega Tau Sigma; Jr. A. V. M. A • HILDA S BUZBEE. Dedeville. Ala.; Education; Kappa Oelte. Second Row; • GARY MAX BYNUM. Gadtden. Ala.; Electrical Engineering. • CATHERINE LEIGH BYRD. Greenville. Ale. Education; Alpha Della Pi; Future Teaehert of America. • CYNTHIA C BYRD Pnenl. City. Ala ; 8utinett Admin, itralion. Oraclet. Frethman Adviyo-y Council; Wetley Foundation. • DONALD R. CAIN Haleyville. Ala.. Educe-•lon; Phi £«a Sigma; Auburn Players e THOMAS W. CAINE. Hueytown. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; A S M E i N.T.; Engineering Council • DENNIS W. CALHOUN. Columbut. Ge.; But nett Adminiitration; Kappa A'pha Omicron Delta Kappa; Delta Sigma Pi; Arnold Air Society; A Club; Superintendent ot Student Spirit; Who't Who • JAMES R CALLOWAY. Greenville. Ala.; Bjsinass Adminiitration; Band. • JOE MARTIN CALLAWAY. Mont-gomery, Ala ; AH; Dalra Sigma Phi; Art Guild 63 Jjm t Conner WMiiom C.imer Eliiobolh Coppt iehord Corliil Como Cormoco Cor Co-mlchool C«'P«v«r Son C«rp«nt«r Mary Champion Sugar Chandltr Barbara Chanty Robart Chanty Hanry Chi dan Halan Chitwood Alliton Chriitophar Nail Chriltophai . I e O 5c o f: if? 111 • • Ml 1' i � z E o S J , •« e 3 6 £ i | : s «,-.£ - £°. S £ t ® 2 Z a .5 .. I ?! Jill •“g-a S - c x x .S ! .1 3 o ?' ; ? 5 Sf =5 ini? ?• R “■ s • S v v . 2 : i ; ; ao S • ° ])ta y|Sf 1 r.?5« ? 1 • .Y !j !■? £; r 3 • On ill uu n X 2d 2 • $ ®!$ Mtantvi la. Ga.; Building CoMtruction. • MONICA PAULINE CLEVELAND. Mobila Ala.; Education; Dalta Zata. • HAROLO I. COCHRAN. Cantra. Ala.; Chamical Enginaaring; A S C E • JOHN R. COCHRAN Gadtdtn. Ala.; Education; A Club; Track and Sabar; Scabbard and Blada • HELEN M. COEER, Norcron. Ga.; Education; Dalta Zata. • CARMON P. COKER. Jacktonvilla. Fla.: Chamical Cngiraa'ing • JOHN S COLC. •ttanteflMM, Ala ; latinait Adminiitration; Vanity Track ‘SI. H« iy Campbell Clare Camabel Baity Colamar Henry Collier Harvey Collins Albert Compton Alton Condra Claud Conn Ralph Conne'l Charles Cook William Cook Billy Cooper Kenneth Coopur George Copa W iliam Copaland Walton Corcoran Pint Row: • HARRY U. CAMPBELL, Alarandar City. Ala ; Education. • CLARA ANN CAMPBELL Rutledge. Ala.. Etiucelion; 2«ta Tau Alpha; Pi Mu Epsilon; Wailay Foundation. • BETTY F. COLEMAN Opalika. Ala.; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa Oalta Pi; Panhellenlc Council • HENRY DAVIS COLLIER, Tilton. Ga.. Agricultural Administration; Phi Dalta Thata. • HARVEY R. COLLINS. JR.. Gaotoan. Ala. Pharmacy; Phi Oalta Chi; Rho Chi; Alpha Phi Alpha. • ALBERT W. COMPTON. JR.. Nanafalia. Ala.; Ag-iculture; Alpha Gamma Rho; Ag. Club; Ag. Coancil. • ALTON P. CONORA, JR, Whitwell. Tann ; Vat urinary Madlcina; Omaga Tau Sigma A V. M A • CLAUDE S CONN. JR.. Greenville. Ala.; Chamical Engineering; Thata Chi; Band; American Institute of Chemical Engineers; American Chamical Society; B S U.; A P I. Radio Club Second Row; a RALPH M CONNELL Pensacola. Fla.; Machanieal Engineering • CMARlES OAVIO COOK. Hollywood, Ala Agrieu ture Sc «nca; Ag Club. • WILLIAM E COOK 8'aman, Ga.; Business Administration. • BILLY C. COOPER Lakeland Ga.; Civil Engineering; A. S C E. • KENNETH A COOPER. Krovville. Tann,; Pharmacy; Phi Della Chi American Pharmaceutical Association. • GEORGE S. COPE. Invernass. Ala.; Education. • WILLIAM O. COPELAND. Sattuma. Ala.; Engineering Physics; Alpha Phi Omaga • WALTER L CORCORAN Ewfeulo Ala ; Agriculture; Block and Bridle. Marion Coray Marina Corley Ed Co-nely Carolyn Cosby Betty Coston Brai’on Counts Edward Crabtree Eugene Cor Breiton Craig Bettye Crane William Crunford First Row: • MARION WILLSON COREY Meridian. Miss.; Chemical Engineering. • MAXINE CORLEY. Miami. F a.; laboratory Technology. • ED I. CORNELY. JR.. St. Simon's Island, Ga ; Theta Chi. • CAROLYN COSBY. Opp. Ala. Education; President Alpha Gemma Delta; Kappa Delta Pi; Oracles: Sph'ns; Freshman Advisory Council; Pi Mu Epsilon; Panhellenic Council; Who's Who; W. R A. • BETTY COSTON, Birmingham, Ala.; Adve-tisrg Oes qn; Alpha Delta Pi; Art Guild. • BRAXTON C. COUNTS. JR., Mobile. Ale.; Chetn'cel Engineering Phi Delta Theta Tau Nu Tau; Engineer's Council: A S. C. E • CAROLYN M COX, Gadsden. Ala.; Home Economics • CHARLES V COX. Hweytown. A a.. Business Administration. Second Row: • EUGENE GODFREY COX Mobile. Ala ; Pharmacy • PAUL R COX JR , Birmingham. Ala ; Chemistry; International Relations Club; American Chemistry Society. • EDWARD W CRABTREE Guntersville. Ala.; Bu Iding Construction; Pi Kappa Phi; Auburn Engineering Stall; Builders Guild: Alpha Phi Omega • BRAXTON CRAIG. Town Creek. Ale.; Animal Husbandry. Block and Brid • Club • WILLIAM A CRAIG. Decatur Ga ; Industrial Manage-(MM; SAM BETTYE R CRANE. Bessemer Ala.; Physical Education; Delta Zeta: Sphins; Dolphin Chib ical Education Club; W.R.A. • WILLIAM D. CRANFORD. Arab Ala ; Business Adminlstret oe; De ta Sigma Pi. • RICHARD H. CRAWFORD. Gotten Ala.; Chemistry; A C. S. S5 John Croclar Neil Crosby Robert Crutcher John Crutchfield Elbert Cubbedqe Robert Culbertton Arthur Cullen Lloyd Culp Edith Culpepper Jerry Cumbus Rorce Cu'rio John Cuttt Roy Dele Edgar Deiley Charles Den,el Ului Oeasby THE Firit Row: • JOHN F. CROCKER. Selme. Ale.; Forestry; A j Council; Forestry Oeb. • WILLIAM NEIL CROSBY. Bey Minette. Ale.; Forestry; Sigma Chi. • ROBERT P. CRUTCHER. Frenklort. Ky.; Forestry Pi Keppe Alphe; Forestry Club. • JOHN CARL CRUTCHFIELD Cutset . Ale.; Educeiion. • ELBERT O CU8BEDGE Winter Perl. FI .; Irdustriel Management; S. A. M ; President Men’s Residence Hell; Student Union Boerd. • ROBERT D. CULBERTSON Albeny. Go.. Mechenicel Engineering; Phi Delle Thete; Teu Bet Pi; Pi Tow Siqme; IFC Steeroqe. • ARTHUR T. CULLEN. Mere . Go ; Induttriel Meneqement; Pi Keppe Phi; S. A M; Alphe Phi Omeqe; Student Wollere Committee. • LLOYD A. CULP. Cedertown. Go.; Ed.cetion. Second Row; • EDITH MAE CULPEPPER Cube. Ale.; Home Economic ; Zele Teu Alphe; Dene Kinq Getchell Club • JERRY CUMBUS. Montqomery. A' .; Art; Teu Keppe Epsilon; Art Guild; lend, • ROYCE A. CURRIE. Anniston. Ale.; Mechenicel Enqineerinq; IAS. • JOHN E. CUTTS. Birminqhem. Ale.; Veterrery Medicine Alphe Psi; Student A V. M. A.; Aubarn Veterinerien. • ROY M. DALE Oewson. Ge.; Business Administretion; Siqme Phi Epsilon. • EDGAR M DAILEY. Uwtt, Ale.; Electricel Engineering; Eto Keppe Nu; Pi Tou Pi Sigma. • CHARLES F. DANIEL. Tusleqee. Ale ; Business Administretion • ULUS P. DANS8Y. Oterk. Ale.; Aqriculturel Meneqement. James Denttler Mery Donttler Edwin Oerty Jimmy Oewqhtry lob Davidson Robert Dev'dson Charles Devis Evelyn Oevis Frencis Devis Joe Devis Richerd Devis Robert Devis P«qqy Oeen Leon Oeen Culver DeLoach James Deloach BOB MAYO President. Omicrcn Delta Keppe A qr?n on every chin. First Row: • JAMES D. DANTZLER Birminqhem, Ale : Business Administretion; Delte Siqme Phi. • MARY C DANIZLER. Birminqhem. Al ; Educetlon; Keppe Oelte; Keppe Delte Pi • EOWIN C DARTY. Cerbon Hill. Ale.; Veterinery Medicine Alphe Psi; A V. M A. • JIMMY DAUGHTRY Hertford Ale.; Civil Enqineerirq; Lambda Chi Alphe; Chi Epsilon; Teu Nu Teu; A S.C.E. • BOB H. DAVIDSON, Birminqhem, Ale.; Physics. • ROBERT C. DAVIDSON, Fort Peyne. Ale.: Electricel Enqineerinq; I.R E • CHARLES I. DAVIS. Sipsey. Ale.; Business Administretion; lembde Chi Alphe • EVELYN DAVIS. Sewyerville. Ala ; Home Economics, Second Row: • FRANCIS HAROLD DAVI$. Gordo. Al .; Phe.mecy; Rho Chi. Alphe Phi Alpha. • JOE BROWN DAVIS JR.; Macon. Ge ; Industrie! Management Arnold Air Society; “A Club, • RICHARD B DAVIS. Gadsden. Al .; Veterinery Medicine: Alphe Psi; Student A V.M.A • ROBERT G. DAVIS. Hueytown. Ale.; Educeiion; Delle Chi. PEGGY 0. DEAN. Gadsden, Ala ; Secretarial Trjininq; Phi Mu • LEON D DEAN. JR., Gadsden, A! ,; Industrial Management; Kappa Siqme S A. M.; Pi Tau Pi Siqme • CULVER J. DELOACH. Pleasant Garden. N C.; Agricultural Education; Wesley Foundation; Pi Teu Chi; Scabbard end 8 ade; Wraestlien Club; F.F.A.; Men’s Glee Club; Pi Teu Pi Siqme. • JAMES D. DELOACH, Opelika Ale.; Business Administration; Alphe Teu Omeqe; Delta S’qma Pi. Hod ton Dennit Oon Dennit Bet'te Dennit A «« Oerthick Charlct D«� on« Jamet Dewitt Peggy Oierkt Jamet Dillioa Robert Dlien Harold Dodion Jjm«i Dobton Roy Donoldton Vincent Dooley lorry Doyol Gtorft 0o� Ann Droughon First Row: • HUDSON S. DENNIS. Circle. Montano; Mechanical Engineer.ng Pi T«u Sigma; Tau Bata Pi • DON E DENNIS. Annitfon. Ala.; Chemical Engineering. • BETTYE 8. DENNIS, Auburn, Ala ; Horn Economic!; Alpha Dalta Pi; Omcron Nu: Owlt; Oraclet; Home Ee Club • ALAN W OERTHlCK. Chattanooga. Tain.; ArcBiUcti.ro; lambda Chi Alpha; Scarab; Phi Kappa Phi; A.I.A • CHARLES R DEYANE, Clayton, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu; SAME; Pretident A.S.M.E.; Tau Nu Tau; Alpha Phi Omega; Auburn Engineer • JAMES W DEWITT. Greent-boro, Ala.; Agricultural Education • PEGGY ANN OIERKS Columbut Ga.; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta • JAMES LEO DILLION Upper Sandutly. Ohio; Aeronautical Admieittration Second Row: • ROBERT M. DIXON, Eufuata, Ala.; Bulireti Adminittrotion; Sigma Nu. • HAROlD T, DODSON, Annitton, Ala ; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES D. DOBSON Birmingham. Ala.; Science and literature; Delta Tau Delta; A C S.; Canterbury Club • ROY DONALDSON. Col ne. Tenv; Veterinary Medicine • VINCENT JOSEPH DOOLEY, Mobile. Ale.; Butnett Adminitlretion; Omicron Delta Kappa. Delta Sigma Pi A Club • IARRY K DOYAl. Atlanta. Ga.; Induttrial Managemant; Pi Kappa Alpha. • GEORGE OOWF Montgomery Ala.; Electrical Engineering; A.I.E.E.; Eta Kappa Nu; Engineering Council. • ANN C. DRAUGHON Auburn Ala.; Art; A-t Guild; Owl� ; OracUl; Alpha Delta Pi. John Droihe' Rctemo'd Duckett lobby Duke Herold Duke Timon Dukei lloyd Di I omit Duncan Robert Ouncan Oril Ebertold Nancy Dupree First Row; • JOHN R. DRESHER. New Orleant. la.; Induttrial Management; Auburn Band; AuDurn KnigMi. • ROSEMOND K DUCKETT Guntert«ille. Ala.; Home Demonttrelion • BOBBY G DUKE. Mobile. Ala.; Bulieeit Adminittretion; A Club; Arnold Air Society. • HAROLD J. DUKE, Darden, Tern.; Veterinary Medicine; Phi Oe to Kappa, e TIMON G OUKES. Pclk� He. Mitt Veterinary Medicine • LLOYD E DUNCAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Influttriai Management; Alpha Tau Omega; “A Club. • LOUIS G DUNCAN. Birmingham Ala ; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Chi; A C S.; A I Ch E • ROBERT DOUGLAS DUNCAN Eitigerold, Ga.; Building Conduction; Alph. Tau Omega; Student Senate Second Row: • NANCY DUPREE Athem Ala ; Elementary Education: Kappa Delta; Mitt Auburn ct ItSJ; Education Club; Westmimter Fellowthip; Frethman Aduitory Council • WILLIAM HARRY DURHAM Ft Payne. Ala.; Science and Literature; B.S.U. • JOHN L. DURR. Jeckton. Milt.; Veterinary Med cine; Alpha Ptl; A.V.M.A • WILLIAM R, EAST. Athland. Ala.; Butinatt Adminitlration; Sigma Phi Eptilon. • GEORGE E. EATON. Fitigerald, Ga.; Induttrial Management. • LEWIS H EBERDT. Hueytown. Ala,; Mechanica E«9'®e� ring; Pi Tau Sigma; A S.M E • ORIL L. EBERSOLD. Jacktonville, Fia,; Vatarinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; A.V.M.A. • HUGH T. ECIOR, A bony. Ga.; Education; Auburn Gym Club 67 Cioude Edworat Jomet Eitenlohr George Elder James Eikiny Jemos Ellis Nancy Eftrekln N. H. Eubank Harbor! Eubanks Joan Evan Sank Evans Roger Everett Walla' Everidge Thomas Foircleth Allan foncher Bv'd Forman Charley Farrow THE Pint Row: • CLAUDE E EDWARDS JR.. B-ewton Ala : Annjl Husbandry; Sigma Chi; 8lock and Brid e Clab; livestock Judg rg Teem. • JAMES 8 ElSENLOHR Mar on Ala.: Architecture a GEORGE DAVID EIDER JR Madison Terr.. rha macy. Kappa S gmo; A Ph A. a JAMES S ELKINS. Bassamar. Ala.; Education; Pti. Mu Alpha MM Waylay Foundation. • JAMES E ELLIS. Centre, Ala.; Aqricvlture' Administration P‘ Kappa A pha. • NANCY M ENTREKIN Columbus. Go.; Dramatics; Auburn Players; Band; Owls; Freshman Advisory Council; A pha Lambda Delta; Aquila; Oracles • N H EUBANK. Vanlaar lonn.; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; A V M A.; Alpha Zata • NARBERT 8 EUBANKS Mobil Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Sigma Ph ; Tag Nj Tau; Scabbard and Blade Second Row: • JEAN WAYNE EVANS. Arlington. Fla.; Chemical Ingiroering • SARAH B EVANS Prattville. Ala.; Secrotoriel Training; Oracles; F-estmon Advisory COMClt; Glee Club • ROGER A EVERETT. Mobile Ala ; Pharmacy. Lambda Ch A pha A Ft.A.; Phi Oelto Chi; Band; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonlo; Westminster Fello-snlp • WALTER H EVERIDGE. JR., Decatur. Go.; Industrial Monaqemenl; Phi Kappo Tau: Omlcron De ta Kappa-Air Soc’ety Scabbard ond Blade; Editor the Plainsman; Editor, the Tiger Cjb; Squires. • THOMAS H. FAIRCLOTH JR DonalsonvIHe. Go.; Pharmac. Phi Del Chi; A. Ph A. • ALLEN PRUDE FANCHER. Montevallo. Ala.; Educe-t on; Pi Kappe Alpha; Intert-elerni , Council; Kappe Del' Pi; Phi Delta Kappa; Steerage. • BYRD G. FARMER Dothan Ala.; Susinass Administration; Sigma Phi Eps-lon; Squires; Interfrateenity Council. • CHARLES AUBRFT FARROW. Dade. lie Ale ; Education Joe Faulkner John Faulkner Robert Fenn Willlem FJckling Silly Files Daniel Fitjpetrick Thomas Fifipatrick Arthur Fi« Bobby Flint Harry Flolemersch Lester Ford Marqaret Fo-eman M.nin Fo rester Col� er Free Benn'e Fowlei FRED NICHOLS Editor ot th ITS4 Glomerate Yoe don't have to bo c'aiy—but it hoips Firjt Row; e JOE LAMAR FAULKNER. Piedmont. Ala.; Education. • JOHN S FAULKNER, Memphis Tenn ; Engineer ng Physics; Kappe Sigma; Sigma Pi Sigma. • ROBERT E. FENN. Mill Brook, Ala.; Agricultural Education; A Club. • WILLIAM ARTHUR FICKLING. Macon. Go.; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi Spiked $he ; Squires; V0rs:ty Basketball; Varsity Track; Phi Eta Sign ; Atncld Air Society; ’A Club. • BILLY E FILES. Carbo HHI. Aa ; Pharmacy • DAN IE: FITZPATRICK. Miami Fla ; Veternery Medic re; Omega Tau Sigma; Jr. A v. M A. • THOMAS H. FITZPATRICK JR.. Decatur. Ala.; Industrial Management; Phi Oelte Theta; Gkm. •rate. • ARTHUR MADDOX FIX Birmingham Ala.: Business Administration. Second Row: • 808BY NEIL FLINT Greenwood, S. C.; Aeronautical Administration. • HARRY J. FLOTEMERSCH. Bolevue. Ky.; Veterinary Meflieine; Newman Club A.V.M.A • LESTER LEE FORD. Greenville. Miss.; Industrial Management; Sigma Nr; Squires; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spades; Chairman Rat Cap Committee; Managing Editor. The Pla nsmon; Who's Who. • MARGARET M. FOREMAN. Panama City Fla.; Sc'erce and literature • MARVIN FRANKLIN FORRESTER Lanett. Ala.; Education. • BENNIE D FOWLER. La Grange. Go ; Bus.nest Adminiytrotion. e MARY ANNE FOWLER Decatur. Go.; Home Economics: Home Economics Club. • COlVER J. FREE. Phenii City Ala.: Pharmacy. Al� «n Freeman P«ul Freeman Donald French Richard French Melv'll Fuller Ihemii Fuller todFunderburk Roy Gainer Virgil Galloway George Gann Nancy Gardner Janet Gamer Tom Garri 8! li« Garrivon Fir� t Row; • ALVAN D. FREEMAN, Newnan, Go.; Indmlliat Management; Kappa Alpha, • PAUL M. FREEMAN, Pulaiki. Ten ,; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Pti • OONAID FRENCH, Brocktville. Ala.; Pharmacy: Ph! Kappa Tau; Alpha Ph! Alpha. • RICHARD 8. FRENCH, Jack� oo. Min.; V,te-inary Medicine. • MELVILLE W. FULLER, Al«� a«de City Ala.; Educat on; Sigma PI; Band; Alpha PM Omega; Kappa Delta Pi; F.T.A.; I.F.C.; We tnvn ter Fellowship; Plaiatman. • THOMAS G. FULLER, Childcrjburg. Ala.; Agriculture: Alpha Gamma R o; Ag Council; I.F.C.; Alpha Zeta; Alpha Bata Alpha; Block and Bridle; PI Taj Pi S'gma. • EDDIE M. FUNDERBURK Aie� ard«. City. Ala.; Induttrial Management S A M. • ROY T GAISSER. Mjrgerum. Ala.; Game Management. Second Row: • VIRGIL W GALLOWAY TolUttee. Ala.; Education; A V.A. e GEORGE THOMAS GANN. JR Montgomery. Alo.; Butineit Administration. • NANCY JANE GARDNER Mobile. Ala.; Home Economic : Alpha Om cron Pi e JANET K. GARNER. Oierk, Alo. E enentery Education; A pha Delta Pi; Sphim; Kappa Delta Pi; Secretary. W.S.G.A.; Froihman Adviior. • TOM GARRIS. Le'Oy, A a.; Bji -ew Administration • 8ILLIE JEAN GARRISON loacha-poka, Ala.; Home Economic . • FLOY ANN GARY, Morrij, Go.; Home Economic ; Delto Zefo; Home Economic Club. • SIBRLEY PAUL GAUNTT, Fairtai. Ala ; Chemical Engineering; Tau Nu Tau; Taj Beta Pi; Scabba'd and Blade; Phi Lambda Upiilon; A.I.Ch.E. F oy Gary SibWey Gauntt Roger Ge l Billy Gibion Edwa d Gilchiin Hendrina Gilhy Richard Gilliland Sora Gilliland Shlllon Gilliland Carolyn Glea.e Martha Co‘f William Celdcn A. J. Gooow'n Douglas Gordon Ron Gordy Mary Gore Harold Goitett Margaret Graben Firif Row: • ROGER J. GEIL. Mobile. Ala.; Induttrial Management; Sigma Chi; Newman Club; SAM.; Alpha Phi Omeag; Track and Saber; Scabbard and Blado. • BILLY G. GIBSON. Srevton, Ala.; Agriculture; Track and Saber. • EDWARD M. GILCHRIST. Birmingham, Ala.; Chemical Eng reeling. • HENORINA M. GIIMUYS. The Hague. Holland; Home Economic . • RICHARD F. GILLILANO, Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha: Spade ; Blue Key; Sguiret: Alpha Phi Omega; Steerogo; Scabbard and Blade; 8«i!ne Manager, The Plelaimen. • SARA H. GILLILAND. Oneonta, Ala ; Education. • SHILTON I O. II 111 A NO Oneonta Ala ; Education • CAROLYN IRCNC GLEAVCS. Nathville. Tenn.; Art; Chi Omega; Dolphin Club; W.S.G.A.; Juriiprudence Com. mittee; Freihman Advisory Ccuncll; Canterbury Club Second Row: • MARTHA JOYCE GOFF. Dolh n. Ala.; Home Economic ; Alpha Da ta Pi Sphien; Preiident. Par-Hellen c; 0� ; Alpha Lambda Delta; Omicron Nu. • WILLIAM M. GOLDEN Montgomery Ala.; Ornamental Horticulture; Sigma Nj Ornamental Horticulture Forum. • A. J. GOODWIN, JR., Morri . Ala ; Civil Engineering; Phi Eta S gmo; Chi Epii on; Tau Beta Pi; A S.C E. • DOUGLAS C. GORDON. Athent. Ala.; Pre-Medicine; Kappa Alpha. • ROSS GOROY. Louvale, Ga,; Foreitry; Alpha Gamma Rho. • MARY C GORE. Albertville Ala.; Home Economic Education; Hemn Ec Club; F T A • HAROLD E. GOSSETT. PacoUt S C ; Veterinary Medicine; Student A.V M A. • MARGARET ANN GRA8EN, Lineville. Ala.; Pharmacy; 8.S.U.; Alpha Phi Alpha. 69 Patricia Grid Robed Grecey Miry Graham Ruffin Graham Naop G'enede Wj.m Granberry odney Granoy Tom Grovlee Leotard Gray Frank Groan Cecil Grotn Jcp Groor Kenneth Griffin Peggy Groover Thomas Groover Aaron Groth First Row: • PATRICIA J. GRACE. Auburn. A a.; Elementary Education; A pho Gamma Delta; $phin«; F.T.A.; Kappa Delta Pi: Freshman Advisory Council. • ROBERT M. GRACEY, Memphis. Tenn. Agr cultural Engineering; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard ard Slade • MARY V. GRAHAM. Birmingham. Ala. Secretarial Training; Alpha Oelta Pi • RUFFIN J. GRAHAM, JR.. Mobile. Ala.; Agricultural Science; Alpha Tau Omega. • NAPP N. GRANADE Leroy Ala.; Agricultural Scierce; Auburn Independent Organiiat on. • WAYNE GftANBERRY, Cottonwood. Ate.; Agricultural Engineering; F F A • RODNEY L. GRANDY. JR.. Chattanooga. Tenn; Civil Engineering; Kappa Sigma, A.S.C.E • TOM E. GRAVIES Birmingham. Ala ; 8usn:eit Admin stretion; Lambda Chi Alpha; Glee Club Second Row; • LEONARD 8. GRAY, Troy. Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine. Omega Tau Sigmo; S'udenr A.V.M.A.; Alpha Zeta • FRANK A GREEN. JR.. Mobila. Ala.; Agricultural Scinnea, • CECIL W. GREEN. Gadsden. Ala.; Mochaislca Engineering; A.S.M.E. • JE� V. GREER Syfaceuge, Alo, Education; Pi Kappa Alpha Scabbard and 8 ade; Track and Saber; F.T.A ; Psycho ogy Club; Plainsman. • KENNETH T GRIFFIN, Bossemer. Ala ■ Industrial Management Delta Chi’s; S.A.M • PEGGY Z. GROOvSR. Hartsellc. Ala ; Education • THOMAS G. GROOVER, JR.. Birmingham Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering Kappa Alpha; I A $ • AARON H GROTH. JR Auburn. Ala ; Veterinary Medicine Alpha Psi; A.V.M.A.; Alpha Zeta. Thomas Gvidrot James Guin Wallace Gunnells James Gunter Richard Haggard Travis Haqler Brown Haaood Lovelace Hegcod Robert Hall Glenda Hell Frances Heines TOMMY TATE Bui'ness Manager o! the W '«merete But how much -i� !♦ °' 7 First Row: a THOMAS S GVIDROZ. Houma. La.; Industrial Management .• JAMES K. GUIN Carbon Hill Ala.; Pre-Veter-leery Medicine; Phi Delta Chi; A Ph A • WALLACE K. GUNNELLS Anniston. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering • JAMES L. GUNTER Enterprise. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering: A.S.M.E • RICHARD A HAGGARD Auburn Ale.; Agricultural Science; Pi Kapp,. Phi. e TRAVIS J HAGLER. Dothan. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; A S M E • BROWN HAGOOD. Evergreen. Ala ; Pre-Medicine; Sigma Alpha Eptilon • LOVELACE B HAGOOD. Evergreen. Ala.; Agriculture. Socond Row; • FRANCES W. HAINES. Auburn Ala.; S iense and Literature. • GLENDA C. HALL. LaGrange. Ga ; Education • HINES N HALL. Tensaw. Ala.; Civil Engineering. • JIMMIE R. HALL Bessemer. Ale ; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Chi. • JOHN $ HALL Birmingham. Ala.: Business Administration. • ROBERT N. HALL. Ashford. Ale.; Agricultural Engineering; Wreestlen Club; F.F.A. • SUE HALL Talladega. Ala ; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta; Kappa Delta Pi. • JACK HAM Sylacauga. Ala ; Pre-Velerinery Medicine. Alien Hamilton Clrdt Hamilton Virginia Hancock Margaret Gn � , William Hardwick Mjrp Clifford Harrell Carey Harden Roy Harrell Corl Horrit George Harris lewis Hjrris Lucy Horril Norman Harris Patricia Harris Price Harris First Row: • A ALLEN HAMILTON. Decatur. Ale.; Agriculture; Kappa Alpha; Arnold A r Society: Auburn Bend Pi Tea Chi • ClYOE E. HAMILTON. Mobile. Ala.; Eleericel Engineering; Tog Etta Pi; E a Kappa Ng; Scebbord end Blede; Steeroge. • VIRGINIA J. HANCOCK. Atlanta. Go.; Education; Womens Glee Club; Future Teacheri of America • MARGARET ANN GRACEY. Auburn. Ala.; Education; Phi Mu. • WILLIAM EOWARD HARDWICK Orford. Ala,: Ciell Engineering; A.S.C.E. • R ANN HARP, Auburn, Ala.; Education. • CLIFFORD LESLIE HARRELL. JR Bil-lingtley. Ala.; Animal Husbandry; Block and Bridlo; Scabbard and Blade • CAREY HARDEN. Montgomery. Ala.; Business Adm'niytration. Second Row: • ROY N. HARRELL. West Point. Ga.; Education. • CARL R HARRIS Bessemer. Ala.; Industrial Management: Pi Kappa Alpha; S.A.M. • GEORGE A. HARRIS Grady. Ala.; Education; Alpha Gamma Rho; Auburn Band. • LEWIS M. HARRIS. A'erender City. Ala.; Pharmacy; Rho Chi. • LUCY ANN HARRIS. Opel ke, Ala.; Art; Kappa Delta; Art Guild; Wesley Foundation; Owls. • NORMAN L. HARRIS. O� eoata. Ala.; Civil Engineering A.S.C.E • PATRICIA HARRIS. Oneonta. Ala.; Mulic Education; Zota Tag Alpha; Waylay Foundation; Pi Te� Chi Auburn Bend; Concert Choir; W.S.G A • PRICE H. HARRIS Enterprise Ala.; Building Construction; Builders' Guild; Arnold Air Scciaty. William Harriion William Harrison Charles Hart Henry Hartsfiald Robert Harvey Jamos Hawkins James Heygood Fred Haynit Donald Hoielriq Robert Head William Head loo Hoedloy William Heck Charles He ms Carroll Hen-ey John Henry First Row: • WILLIAM O. HARRISON Lesler. Ala.; Civil Engintt'ing. • WILLIAM T. HARRISON Pine Hill, Ala.; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; Track and Sabra. • CHARLES W. HART. Birmingham. Ala.; Veter nary Medidre; Alpha Psi; Student A.V.M.A. • HENRY W. HARTSFIElD B rminqhem. Ale.; Physics; Delta Chi; Tau Nu Tau; Pi Mu Epsilon; Sigme Pi Sigma: Honor Bond. • ROBERT JOSEPH HARVEY. Fairfield. Ale. Chemical Engineering; A.I.Ch.C • JAMES B. HAWKINS. Pheni. City. Ala.; Art; Art Guild • JAMES K. HAYGOOD, Union Springs. Ala ; Pre-Law; Pi Kappa Alpha; Squires; Alpha Ph Omega; Plainsman; I.F.C • FREO HOLLIS HAYNIS, Shell eld Ale ; Chemical Engineering; B.S.U.; A I Ch E Second Row; • DONALO HEWITT HAZElRlQ. Gadsden. Ala.; Pharmacy. • ROBERT WELLER HEAD Moss Point Miss ; Industrial Management; Theta Xi. • WILLIAM PRANCIS HEAD, JR., Elba A a.; Pharmacy; Phi Oelta Chi; Rho Chi; A Ph.A.; Auburn Band. • LEO MARION HEADLEY, JR.. Clanton. Ala.; Agriculture. • WILLIAM ROSS HECK. Columbus. Ga.; Business Administration; PI Kappa Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi; Alpha Phi Omega. • CHARLES LEE HELMS. Birm nqhem. Ala.; Agricultural Education; F.F.A. • CARROLL J. HENLEY. Crystal Springs Miss.; Architecture; Kappa Alpha; Scarab. • JOHN FREDERICH HENRY. Arris ©n, Ala.; Industrial Management 71 Jamas Herrers Nina HMtte Thomas Hester Eugene Hicks Jo Hicks Patrick Hicks Richard Hicks Jo Hildrath Ckir|H Hill Marvin Hill William Hill Kali Hi« Samuel Hocutt Charles Hogue James Ho )ii Frances Holland THE First Row: • JAMES L. MERRSN. Haleyvilla, Ala.: Mechanical Engineering; A S M E • MINA MAE HESTER Rad Bar. Ala.; Theta Ups'-lon; Horn Economics. • THOMAS VESTER HESTER. Russellville A j.; Agriculture; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Block and Bridle Agriculture Club. • EUGENE BARBER HICKS, Birmingham. Ala ; Electrical Enqineetinq. Lambda Chi Alpha • JOE GANN HICKS Bi-mingharr Ala.: Pharmacy Rho Chi. • PATRICK MILLS HICKS. Syla-eaug.i Ala; SAME Watlny foundation: Studnnt ACS • RICHARD BAILFY HICKS Macon. Ga.; Phi D.lta lhata; Business Administration • JOE FRED HILDRETH. Opelika, Ala ; Sutinsss Administration; Dalta Sigma Pi; Phi Kappa Tav. Second Row: • CHARLES LAMAR HILL. Jackson. Ala.; Industrial Dorian; Lambda Chi Alpha; Industrial Design Forum Alpha Phi Omaga: Glemerata Staff; Art Cuild: Industrial Design Institute. • MARVIN C. HILL. Memphis. Tenn.; Architec lure Lambda Chi Alpha; Scarab: A.I A. • WILLIAM R HILL Opelika, Ala.; Electrical Eng nearing; A I E E • KATIE SUE MIX Kellyton. Ala.; Homo Economics; Wesley Fou-idet on; Aqjile. • SAMUEL ALFRED HOCUTT. R -m ingh.im Ala Industrial Management; Scabbard and Blade; SAM; Traci and Saber. • CHARLES E HOGUE. Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering- Sigma Chi; Arnold A r Society. • JAMES CLAUDE HOGUE. Moultrie, Ga.; Sigma Nu; Science and Literature. • FRANCES G. HOLLAND Panama City, Fla.; Industrial Design; Zeta Tau Alpho; Canterbury Club; Student Council on Religious Activities; Education Commission Chairman Art Guild; Oracles; 0� ls; Sphini; Auburn Pleyers; W S.G.A. James Holley Frieda Holmes William Hooks Joseph Hopkins Ann Hopwood Billie Horne Charles Horne F’encis Horton JACK WATSON Heed Cheerleader Getche' hands up. first Row: • JAMES OLEN HOLLEY. Samson. Ala.; Industrial Management. • FRIEDA ELIZABETH HOLMES. Birmingham, Ala.; Chemistry, • WILLIAM J HOOKS, Birmingham. Ala,; Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Chi. • JOSE’H W HOPKINS, Fort Valley. Ga.; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma • ANN ELIZABETH HOPWOOD Birmingham. Ala, Science and Literature • 8ILLIE CLYDE HORNE Columbus. Ga.; Mechanical Engineer ng. • CHARLES VERNON HORNE. Anniston. Ala.; Chemical Engineering; Kappa Alpha. • FRANCIS ZAN£ HORTON Birmingham Ala.; Electrical Engineering. Second Row; • EMMETT E. HOUEYE. JR.. Amite. La.; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Ps ; Student A.V.M.A. • BETTY JOAN HOUSTON. Sylvarena. Miss,; Home Economics: Alpha lambda On fa; Vica-President W S.G.A.; Head Majorette; Gymnastic Club; Pres:dent of Fresh-nen Advisory Council. • MARY HOUSTON. Hartford. Ala.; Laboratory Technology Alpha Delta Pi • MARllAKIN KEY HOWARD Montgomery. Ala.; Home Economics; Zeta Tou Alpha; Secretary. Oracles; Rush Advisory Council; R.E.W.; Freshman Advisory Council; Secretary. Horn Economics Club. • ARTHUR GEORGE HOWELL. JR. HerfseU. Ala.; Bus ness Administration; Kappa Sigma. • CASH HOWELL. Hamilfoa. Ala.; Agricultural Education • RICHARD L HOWELL. Montgomery. Ale.; Pre Medicine; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scebbord and Blade; Varsity Golf. • ROBERT F. HOWELL. Fairley. Ala.; Civil Engineering. Thomas Howington 0«'r«ll Hudgins John Hudson George Huffman Thomet Hughes Thomas Hughey J 4k MuM � David Irvine Willieir Ivey Mary Jackson Reie-sdre Jar Charles James Carolyn Jackson John Jernigen Claudia Johnson Firsf Row: • THOMAS G. HOWINGTON. Uriah. Ala.; Education. • DARRELL 0. HUDGINS. Auburn Ala.; Agricultural Management. • JOHN MACK HUDSON. Lineville. Ala,; Pharmacy; W-eestlien Club; Amirkar Pharmaceutical Association. Phi Deito Chi. • GEORGE F. HUFFMAN. Baltimore. Md.; lambda Chi Alpha; American Institute Architact! a THOMAS P HUGHES Interior Oes'gn Birmingham Ala ; Sigma Aloha Epsilon; PI Tau Pi Sigma Decor • THOMAS WATSON. HUGHEY. Columbus Ga.; Bus nett Administration • JACK I HUNTER. Griflin, Ga ; Business Administration. • HARRIETT HUTTO. Ariton Ala.; Secretarial Training; Chi Omega. Second Row; • DAVID JAMES IRVINE Auburn, Ala.; Art Editor. Tiger Cub President Art Guild -.Vice-President Wesley Foundation; President, Pi Tau Chi; Traci and Saber; Men's Glee Club; Glomerate Staff; Who's Who; Chairman, Religious Emphasis Weal; Scabba-d and Blade • WILLIAM P IVEY. Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering-A S M E.; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Wasley Foundation; P Tau Chi. • MARY ANNE JACKSON Mobile, Ala.; Advertising Design; Alpha Omicron Pi; Junior Par-Hellenic. • RAJENORA PRASAD JAIN. Mee-ut. India; Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E. • CHARLES W. JAMES. Waverly. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha P� ; A V M a • CAROLYN M. JACKSON Talladega. Ala.; Education; Alpha Della Pi • JOHN I. JERNIGAN. Brewton Ala ; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi. • CLAUDIA A JOHNSON, Sermon, Ala.; Horn Economics; Alpha Gamma Delta; Sphina; President. Omicron Nu; Parhellanic; Heme Economics Club Robert Johnson Sarah Johnson BUly Johnston James Johnston James W. Johnston Robert Johnston David Jones Herbert Jonas Joanna Jones Rovce Jonas Ben Jordan Do-othy Jordan Roy Kay Taketi Karra Jimmie Katsarakis Kathryn Keith First Row: • ROBERT C JOHNSON. JR.. Opp Ala.; Industrial M.nagemant; S A M • SARAH KATHERINE JOHNSON Pinson. Ala.; Education; Alpha Omkrors Pi. • BILLY L. JOHNSTON. Cowarts Ala.; Education Track and Saber; Baseball Team. • JAMES S. JOHNSTON Gattonburg, Ala.; Industrial Managemanl; A-nold Air Sociaty • JAMES W JOHNSTON. Milltosvn. Ala ; Science and literatu'a • ROBERT B JOHNSTON. Birmingham, Ala. Industrial Management; S A M ; Alpha Psi Omega • DAVID G JONES Birmingham, Ala ; Mechanical Engineer, ing. A S.M E. • HERBERT R JONES, Birmirghem. Ale.; S.A.M Second Row: • JO ANNE JONES. Bessemar, A a.; Education; Phi Mu. a ROYCE A, JONES. Tilton Ga.; Building Construction Scabbard and Blade; Tau Nu Tau; Builders Guild; S.A.M.E. • BEN F. JORDAN Hoadland. Ala.; Sigma Chi; Civi Engineering; A.S.C.E • OOROTHY JORDAN. Fort Payne Ala.; Science and Literature • ROY H KAY. Lacey's Springs. Ala.; Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medicine. • TAKETl KANNA Okinawa; Business Administration • JIMMIE M. KATSARAKIS Selma Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Amateur Radio Club. • KATHRYN KEITH. We.t Point. Ga.; Kappa Delta; Education. 73 Jeme Keile John K«llv Sal lie Kelly Jorce Kerr Bemhidhar Keteri Albert Ktvlr Dorwin Kilbowrn JllM King Georgo Kirbv Harry Kirk Edward Kirkland William Kitchens Dele Koehler George Korrp Leslie Kramer Henry K rkland Fart Row: • JAMES F. KELLEY. Richland. Ga ; Civil Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega. • JOHN A. KELLEY. Atlanta, Ge.; Industrial Management. Alpha Tau Omega; Track and Saber • SALLIE 8 KELLY. Jail. Ale ; Home Economic ; Alpha Omicron Pi; Home Economict Club. A. • JOYCE KERR. Newell. Ala.; Science and literature; Theta Uptllon • BANSHIDHAR P. KESARI. Bihar. India; Civil Engineering. • ALBERT G. KCUlER. Loalay. Ala.; Bvtiaett Ad-miniitration • OORWIN I KILBOURN. Opel.ke. Ala.; Education; Sigma Pi Sigma; Tau lota Pi; Pi Mu Eptilon • JESSE J, KING. Evergreen. Ala ; Electrical Engineering. Socond Row; • GEORGE T. KIRBY. Roanoke. Ala.; Electrical Engineering A.I.E.E. • HARRY G. KIRK. Greentboro. Ala.; Agri-cultural Education. EE.A • EDWARD L. KIRKLANO, Leeiburg fia.; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma A.V.M.A. • WILLIAM J KITCHENS. Laneft. Ala ; Technical Engineering: Alpha Tau Omega. • DALE R, KOEHLER £. Gadiden, Ala.; Cducet'on; Tau Bela Pi; Sigma Pi Sigma; Mu Eptilon • GEORGE KOMP, Hattiesburg. Mist.: Alpha Tau Omega; Industrial Management. • LESLIE M. KRAMER. Mobile. Ala.; Architecture; Scarab: Scabbard and Blade • HENRY E. KIRKLAND. Andalusia. Ala ; A S.C.E Chariot Krasottky Mildrod Kravotky Grad Lako Curl'n lamb Jamia Lamb Thorra Lambart Htlan Langlay William Langley ANN THOMPSON P'atident. Sphini Variatllity i a valuabla atiat Pint Row; • CHARLES N. KRASElSKY Dothan. Ala.; Animal Husbandry and N.lrition; Scabbard and Blade; Arnold Air Society; Block and Bridla Club. • MILDRED KREVOSKY. Grant Town. W. Va.; Home Ecceomict; Home Economict Club. • GRADY 8. LAKE. Moundville. Ala.; Irduitrial Management; A V A e CURTIS A. LAMB. Mobile, Ala.; Industrial Management; SAM e JAMIE PARKER LAMB JR Mer'dian. Min,; Mechanical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade; Phi Eta Sigma. Eta Sigma; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; American Society of Mechanical Engineer!. • THOMAS M. LAMBERT. JR.. Opelika Ala.; Butinett Adminitlralion. • HELEN C LANGLEY. Lafayette Ala.; Education; Phi Mu; Education Club. • WILLIAM H. LANGLEY. Atlanta. Ga,; Pi Kappa Alpha. Second Row: • CONNIE LARKIN. Hurttvllle. Ala.; Home Economict; Alpha Gamma Delia; Home Economic Club; W S.G A • THOMAS C. LAWSON Birmingham. Ale.; Elecfricel Engineering; I.R E. • GEORGE R LEDBETTER. Telladege Ala.; Agricultural Education; F.T.A. • JAMES E LEDBETTER, Talladega, Ala.; Agricultural Education; Alpha Gamma Rho. • ROY LEDBETTER. JR.. Notfatulge Ala.; Agricultural Education; Theta Xi; F.F.A. • JIMMY E LEE. Fairfield, Ala ; Veterinary Med cine; Alpha Pti; A V M.A. • PHILLIS J. LEE. leedt Ala ; Education • OORIS V. LESSMAN. Cullman Ala.; Science and literature; Oelte Zeta. Ri«k fd Lester Peoqr lewis Funk lightfoot Welter Lindsey Noah Litenby Delton lo« oy Jerry Utile Ruth Lockett Ed-ard Logan Olen Lore Jo Anne Luccl Mick Lukes James Logan Fred Long June Long William Long First Row: • RICHARD IRWIS LESTER Tuscaloosa A a.; Business Administration; F.T.A.; B.S.ll. • PEGGY JO LEWIS Ever-green. Ale.; Heme Economics; Chi Omege. • FRANK KOCHNE LIOHTFOOT. Tutkeqe. A a.; Education; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • WALTER T. LINDSEY. Birmingham. Ale.; Industrie! Management. • NOAH USENBY Opelika. A 4.; Education • JERRY WILBUR LITTLE. JR.; Anderson. S. C.; Chemistry; Phi Delta Theta; Blue Key; Studont Senate; Who’s Who. • RUTH LOCKETT. Dadeville, Ala.; Eduaction e EDWARD AGGER LOGAN JR St Simons Island. Ge.; Pre-Law; Sigma Chi; Plainsmen Slell Second Row: • JAMES I LOGAN. Colliersellle, Ala ; Agricultural Engineering; A S.A f ; Engineer’s Council, e FRED W LONG. Auburn. Ale.; Basinets Administration; lambda Ch Alpha. • JUNE RITA LONG, Falkville Ala.; Education; Alpha lambda Dclto. Pi Mj Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Sphini; B.S.U, • WILLIAM R LONG Selma Ala,; Equation; Arnold Air Society; Varsity Baseball. • DElTON DALE LOWRCY Jemisoe. Ala.. Education; Track and Saber. • OLEN T. LOVE. JR., Birmingham Ala.; Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E. • JO ANNE LUCCI. Montgomery. Ala.; Journalism; Plainsman Aguilla. • NICK G. LUKES. Mobile Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Band. Vanqelia Lukes Roy Lumpkin Philip Luther James McCall William McCarler George McCarlha De� a ne McCauley V n McCoy Robert McCrory Leona McDonald Malcolm McDonald Billy McDowell Joseph McGinley Robert McGuire 8ernie McHugh William McKinnon First Row: e VANG ALIA G. LUKES. Mobile, Ala Education President of Women’s Music Club; President ot Kappa Delta Pi; Alpha lambda Delta; Opera Workshop; Concert Choir; Freshman Advisory Council; Auburn ? eyert; Who's Who. • ROY LEON LUMPKIN. JR.. Anniston. Ale.; Mechanical Engineering • PHILIP W LUTHER. Albertville. Ale.; Pharmacy. • JAMES C. MeCALL. Samson. Ala.; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM THOMAS Me CARL6Y. She'field. Ale ; Chemical Engineering. • GEORGE DOUGLAS McCARTHA Tellassee Ale.; Aqricu tural Science; A.G.R. • OEWAYNE McCAULEY. Jasper. Ala.; Industrial Management; Alpha Ph Omega; i� M e VAN K. McCOY Adartown. Ga.; Phe’meey; Phi Delta Chi; American Pharmacy Association. Second Row; e ROBERT I McCRORY. Trussville, Ala.; Agricultural Engineering • LEONA ELIZABETH McDCNAlD Alexander C ly. Ala.; Education. • MALCOLM R McDONALD Huntsville. Ala.; Agriculture; Scabbard ard 6 ade a BILLY JOE MCDOWELL. Buler, Ala. Business Administrate !; Delta Tau Delta; Oelta Sigma Pi. • JOSEPH W McGINlEY, Birmingham Ala- Bus’ness Administration; Kappa Sigma; Glomerata Stall. • R08ERT DUANE MCGUIRE. Crastview, Fla.; Science and literature; Phi Kappa Tau • BERNIE LEE McHUGH. JR , Birmingham Ala-: Industrial Management; P Kappa Alpha; S A M. • WILLIAM RAY McKINNON. Dothan Ala.; Pre-Medicine Sigma Pi 75 James Mclawhorn Bobby McLendon Maryan Ma|ors Wili am Manly Geo-ge Mann James Mann Clifford Manning Johnnie Marabla tarry Marsh Jamas Marsh Argus Martin John Maschoff William Massangill John Massay William Massay Jamas Matthews THE Finsf Row: • JAMES EUGENE MclAWHORN. Jacksonville. Fla.; Education; Lambda Chi Alpha; Band; Arnold Air Scoialy. • BOBBY LEE McLENOON. Prichard. Ala ; Industrial Managamont; Thata Chi. • MARYAN MAJORS, Gadsdan. Ala.; Education; Alpha Omaga Pi; Hema £ Club; Music Club; Education Club; Weslay Foundation; Junior Pan.Hellenic Council. • WILLIAM AIBFRT MANIY. JR . Fairhopa, Ala.; Physics; Auburn P ayers. • GEORGE ENGERT MANN. Jacksonville. Fie.; Chemistry; A.I.Ch.E. • JAMES ALLEN MANN. Brilliant Ala.; Pre Dentistry; A. I.O. • CLIFFORD M MANNING. Maplesville. Ala.; Agriculture Education; B.S.U. F.F.A • JOHNNIE A. MARABlE Lanott, Ala.; Agricultural Education; F.F.A. Second Row: • BARRY 8. MARSH. Huntsville. Ala.; Chemical Engineering; Phi Delta Theta; A.I.Ch.E.; Steerage; ACS, • JAMES R. MARSH Florence. Ala.; Gamo Management; Phi Delta Theta; Auburn Wildlife Club. • ARGUS B. MARTIN Oxers. A a.. Civil Engineariag; A.S.C.E. • JOHN M. MASCHOFF. Chicago. III.. Agricultural Man-agement; Arnold Air Society. Vice-President; Scabbard and Blada. • WILLIAM W. MASSENGIll. Brownsvilla. Tern.; Chemical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha. • JOHN W. MASSEY, Memphis Tenn.; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; I A S ; Student Engineers Council. • WILLIAM A MASSEY. Birmingham. Ala.; Business Ad-ministration; Alpha Tau Omega, • JAMES A. MATTHEWS, Decatur, Ala ; Chemistry; International Relations Club. Mary Matthews M. C Mattoi Joseph Maiwell Harold Mayfield Guillermo Maymir Robert Mato Landra Mays John Meadows Donald Meyer Frank Meyer Lawrence Meyer Alice Mlddlebroeks Veldi Middleton Jer y Mielie Donald Merkel ROYCE JONES Captain. Scabbard and Blade Military framing develops a vital link. First Row: • MARY L, MATTHEWS. Prattville Ala.; Kappa Oelta; Ecucation; Education Club; Woifmirster Fellowship; Glomerate Stall • H C MATTOX. JR.. Union Springs. Ala.; Sigma Nu; Pharmacy. • JOSEPH A. MAXWELL. Birmingham. Ala. Art; Art Guild, • HAROLD G, MAYFIELO Spring City Tenn ; lulld.ng Construction; Phi Eta Sigma; Steerage. President; Scabbard and Blade, Vice-President. • GUILLERMO A, MAYMIR Havana Cuba; Mechanical Engineering; A.S.M.E.; PI Tau Sigmo; Tau eeta Pi; Latin American Club; Engineer's Council. • ROBERT L MAYO Mobile. Ale.. Pi Kappa Phi; Mechanical Engineering; Spades; 0.0.K.. Presided; Senior Senator; Junior Senator; Chairman Invitations Committee; President Pro Tern of Senate • LANDRA L MAYS. Albany Ga.; Alpha Gamma Delta; Education; Preildnrt Physical Ed. C ub • JOHN C. MEADOWS. JR . Videlie. Ga.; lambda Ch Alpha; Forestry; Alpha Zefa; Steerage; Scabbard and Blade Second Row: • DONALD E. MERKEL, Sylacauga. Ala.; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon; Tau 3ofa Pi Scabbard and Blade: Auburn Engineers; Engineer's Cbjncil. • ERNEST G, MERRITT. Mope Hull Ala.; Business Administration. • DONALO W. MEYER Fairhope. Ala.; Electrical Eng mooring. • FRANK M. MEYER. JR., Waverly, Ala.; An mal Husbanery and Nutrition. • LAWRENCE D. MEYER. JR. Wavevly. Ala ; Animal Husbandry and Nutrition. • ALICE R MIDDLEBROOKS. Heiberger. Ala.; Education. • VElDIE V. MIDDLETON. Leesville la.; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; Jr. A.V.M.A. • JERRY W MlCLlC Birmingham, Ala.; Science and Literature; Phi Delta Theta: Auburn Knights. Milton Mims William Minor, Jr. Benny Mitcham Cadet Mi� on, Jr. Shigehid Miyegi Sylvia Mock Samuel Monro Henry Moody Firtt Row: • ALLAN SLAKE MILES. Sylacauga. All.; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Vico President. A.I.Ch.E. • ALLEN J. MILLER. JR.. Mobil . Alj.; Architecture; Ph Kappa Tau; Scarab • BETTY GAYLE MILLER. Auburn. Al .; Homo Economics; Theta Uptikr. • CECIL MILLER Ashford. Aid.: F.F.A • WANDA FAYE MILLER Greenville. Aid.; Horn Economics • JAMES JOSEPH MILLCR. Auburn. Alo.. Industrial Management. • JOHN 0 MILNER Tatlassee. Aid.; Industrie! Mdnogomont; 0«lt.i Chi. • RUTH MILNER, 81anton. Alo.; Education. Second Row: • MILTON O MIMS Clanton. Aid : Mechanical Engineer ng; A S M E. • WILLIAM M MINOR. JR Atlanta. Gd.; Butinas Administration; PI Kappa Alpha; Vanity Rill Team; Scabbard and Had ; Track and Sab r. • BENNY L. MITCHAM Oglethorpe. Gd.; Business Administration • CARLOS G MIXON JR.. Swaintbero. Ga.; But new Adminittration. • SHIGEHIOE MIYAGI Naha. Okinawa. • SYLVIA F MOCK Mobil , Alo.; Horn Economic ; Freshman Advisory Council; Home Economics Club; B.S.U. Council, • SAMUEL R. MONROE. JR.. Auburn. Ala.; Alpha Psi; lalln-Amoriean Club; Vice-President. A.V.M.A.; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sigma Delia Pi. • HENRY D. MOODY. Jamison, Ala.; Agriculture; Track and Saber; Block ard B'idl Club; Agriculture C’ub William Moon Arthur Moora Andrew Moor Ack Moore Augustus Moor Auoustui Moor Byrd Moor Robert Moor Jimtni Morgan Rot «rt Morgan Leonard Morgan Suienn Mcrg«i William Morgan Reynolds Morris Firth Ro«: • WILLIAM A. MOON Gadsden. Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Scebbard and Blade; Pi Tea Pi Sigme; I.R E • ARTHUR D MOORE. JR.. Pell City. Ala.; Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon; President Student Body: Spaces; Blue Key. Arnod Air Society; SA M, Who's Who. • ANDREW M. MOCRE Talladega. Ala.; Civil Engineering. • ACK W. MOORE. Fairhop . Ala.: Civil Engineering. Alpha Tap Omega. • AUGUSTUS 8 MOORE. Marion Junction. Ala.; Agricultural Education; Alpha Gamma Rno; Alpha 2 r,s; F F A • AUGUSTUS C. MOORE. JR.. Marion Junction. Ale ; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho: Agriculture Club; Alpha Zeta; Alpha 8 ta Alpha; Agriculture Council. • BYRD I. MOORE III. Fairhopo Ala.’ luildieg Construction; Alpan Tau Omega. • ROBERT W. MOORE, Alamo. Tern. Second Row; • JIMMIE G. MORGAN. Montgomery Ala ; Business Administration; Phi Kappe Tau. • LEONARD A MORGAN Avhfo’d Ala.; E eclrical Engineering Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. A.I.E.E.; B.S.U.: Phi Kappa Ph'. • ROBERT C. MORGAN Montgomery Ala.; Businevs Adminittration; Delta Sigma � ; Pi Tau Sigma • SUZANNE £ MORGAN Denson, Teres; Education; WSGA President; Executive Cabinet; Lutheran Club • WILLIAM H MORGAN. Junction City. Ga.; Araonautical Engineering; I.A.S. • DAN MORRIS, Blounlsvill . Ale.; Chemistry REYNOLDS S MORRIS Mobile, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIAM L. MORRIS West Monroe. La.; Aeronautical Engi. neering: Pi Koppa Phi; Steerage. 77 Jeane Morrill John Motto Jam Morton James Morton Gecrge Morton Robort Moseley Parlor Mount Rebort Mount Claude Mullen Joan Mussleman Wren Munroo Jamos Murray William Myers Jamei Noll Leonard Nance Donald Nelson THE First Row: • JEaNE MORRISS, Wotumpla Ala.: Education; 3aptitt Student Union; W.S.G.A.; Sphin� ; R.W.E. Council; Oracles; Owls; Freshman Advisor Council. • JOHN T. MORROW. Birmingham. A Agriculluro • JAMES F. MORTON. Jadson Ala.; Pharmacy; Alprsa Tau Omega; Phi Della Chi; Alpha Phi Alpha. • JAMES H MORTON. Gray, Go ; Chemical Engineering; Do:ta Tau Delta A I.Ch.E. • GEORGE W. MORTON, She-mut, Ala. Accounting. • ROBERT L MOSELEY. Evergreen, Ala.; Education; Auburn Veterans Allocation. • PARKER G MOUNT. Ramer, Ala.; Aqricullure; Alpha Gamma Rho. I.F.C.; Aqriculture Council; Aqriculturo Club. • ROBERT H. MOUNT, Aloany, Ge.; Fish Management; Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zero; Auburn Wildlile Club. Second Row: • CLAUDE H. MULLEN JR. Mobile. Ala.; Industrial Management Phi Oelta Theta; Ne-man Club • JEAN G. MUSSLEMAN. Florence. Ala.; Sociology. • WREN C. MUNROE. Talladega. Ala.. Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon • JAMES 0. MURRAY. Camp Hill, Ala.; Moehanical Engineering. • WILLIAM H. MYERS. Sipsey, Ala.; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha. • JAMES I. NALL. Atmore, Ala.; Pharmacy. • LEONARD D NANCE. West Hollywood, Fla.; Civi Engineering; A.S.C.E • DONALD 6. NELSON Chipley. Fie.; Veterinary Medicine. Joan Nicholas Albert Nichols Fred Nichols Walter Nichols Frederick Nicholson Hugh Nicholson Gave Nickerson Enrique Nieto James Nipper Norma Nelson Wilfred Noel Morriei Norlhrop James Norvell Patricia Nunn Robert Nunnally E. 6. Odom GLORIA SELLERS President. Pan-Hellenic Council How many sororities are needed? First Row: • JOAN V. NICHOLAS, Atlanta. Ga ; Advertising Design; Zata Tau Alpha; Art Guild; Canterbury C ub; Open House Committee; Student Union Boerd; Panhellen'c Council. • ALBERT M NICHOLS, Mario . Ala.; Industrial Managanmenr; Sam • FRED A. NICHOLS. Columbiana, Ala.; Industrial Management; President, Pi Kappa Alpha; Editor, I9S4 Glome-eta; Blue Key; Arnold Air Society; Scabba-d and Blade; Squires; Editor, The Greeks; Associate Editor. Tke Plainsmars; Student Senate • WALTER P NIChOLS. Marion. Ala : Science and LtteMture • FREDERICK 0. NICHOLSON Collinsville. Ala.; Business Administrates ; Phi Kappa Tau. • HUGH P NICHOLSON. Co linsville. Ala. Chemical Engineering; Phi Kappa Taw. • GAYE NICKERSON. De:a!ur. Ga.; Education A pha Omtcron Pi G ea Club; Education Club. • ENRIQUE NIETO. Celaya. Mexico; Industrial Management. Second Row: • JAMES E. NIPPER. Ashburn. Ga.; forestry; Forestry Club Xi Sigma Pi. • NORMA JEAN NELSON. Auburn. Ala.; Secretarial Training • WliFREO E NCEl. Lafayette. La ; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; A V M A • MERRIEL LEE NORTHROP. Uriah A a.; Commercial Education. • JAMES FLEMING NORVELL. Augusta, Ga.; Science and literature; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Golf Team • PATRICIA SUE NUNN, loachepoke. Ala.; Home Eeonom'ct; Chi Omega; Home Economics C ub. • ROBERT HASTON NUNNALLY, Jasper, Ala.; Electrical Engineering; PI Tau Pi Sigma. A I E.E. • E B ODOM JR Lafayette. Ala.; Business Administration. Martin Oliff Carlos OimtdiM Frank O'r Silly Ontll Hugh Onn Him 0� � «i Joseph 0� m CIiiIii Palmer William Perish James Parker Ruby Parker Theodoro Parker Billy Parks Jj'e Pe'ks Joseph Permor Gerald Perris First Row: • MARTIN T. OLIFF JR. Moi.l� 0«i'r, A .; Cemicel E� g nearing; A,I O.; Tau Nu Teu; A.I.Ch.E; American Chemical Society; Phi lambda Upsllon; Glomerate Stall. • CARLOS 2 ORMACHEA, La Pai. Bolivia; Architecture; Scarab • FRANK ORR, Athens. A'a.; Industrial Design. Tkata Chi I.F.C. Industrial Design Forum. • BILLY G. OSWALT. Winfield. Ala.. Agrlcgltwra; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and llada; Arnold Aw Society: Business Menaqer, Alabama Farmer. • G HUGH OWEN UFayatta. Ala.; Agriculture Education. • HARRY P OWENS Hurfsboro Ala.; Science and literature; Pi Kappa Phi. • JOSEPH 0. OWEN, New AlPany. Min.; Architecture • CHARLES L. PALMER. Titlton. Ge.; Industrial Management; S.A.M Second Row; • WILLIAM R PARISH, Oolhan. Ala.; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Pi; A.I.Ch.E. • JAMES S PARKER, Wedowe . Ala.; Agricultural Engineering; A.V.A. • RUBY N. PARKER 8'rmirgham. Ala,; Home Economics: U R.A.; Home Economic! Club; W S.G.A.; Achilla; Weslay Foundation. • THECOORE V. PARKER Grant. Ala.; Agriculture. • BILLY W. PARKS. Wefumka Ala ; Civil Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi; Squiras; A.S.C.E.; Auburn Engineer Council; Wraestlian Club; A pha Phi Omega; Scabbard and Blado; Arnold Air Society; Omicron Delta Kappa. • JANE PARKS. Wetumka. Ala.; Commercial Education; Aduilla; Oracles; Freshman Advisory Council. • JOSEPH E. PARMER Wetumka. Ala. Education; Kappa Sigma • GERALD H. PARRIS Perjecola Fla.; Science ard literature: Phi Mu Alpha; Band. Jimmy Parrish James Parrish Sammy Parris Charles Pate Betty Paterion John Paterson Fletcher Pate-son Mildred Patterson Den Patrick Frank Pearson Robert Peo'son Patricia Pea� y James Peeples Mary Penn George Perry James Perry First Row: e JIMMY LEON PARRISH Dothan. Ala.; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epiikr • JAMES RIDLEY PARRISH. Bremen. Go.; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • SAMMY R PARRIS. Crestview, Fla. Agriculture. • CHARLES H PATE Birmingham. Ala.; O.D.K.; A pha Zeta; Student A.V.M.A.; Auburn Veterinarian Omega Tau S gma. • BETTY VAN PATERSON Montgomery Ala ; Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi. • JOHN BURNS PATCRSON. Montgomery. Ala.; Iriirni Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • ElETCHER M PAT TERSON, Anderson. Ala.; Agricultural Education. • MILDRED PATTERSON. Auburn. Ala.; Home Economics. Soccnd Row; • DAN H. PATRICK, College Park. Ga.; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Track and Saber C ub; Glomerate Staff. • FRANK L. PEARSON, Oadevillo, Ala.; Pharmacy; Alpha Phi A pha • ROBERTS PEARSON. Auburn. Ala.; Pr Medicine; Sigma Nu • PATRICIA ANN PEAVY. Andalusia, Ala.; Educe-tion; Alpha Gamma Delta; Glee Club. • JAMES W. PEEPLES. JR.. Gadsden. Ala.; Electrical Engineering; I.R E • MARY E. PENN Decatur. Ala.; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi • GEORGE W. PERRY. Wedowee. Ala.; Business Administration. • JAMES T. PERRY. Kinston. Ale.; Business Administration; Keppe Sigma. 79 Nancy Peters Carl Peterson Do� id Pettis James Peters Robert P i if ftttn Kathleen Po� Y M'ne Piop� l Robert Qj lt«� Jdmci Ouinlivj-t Joseph Power A !co Postelle Paul Porter THE First Row: • KATHLEEN W PERRY. Huntsville. Ale.; Businets Admlnittret on, • ROBERT A. PERRY. Huntsville. Ale.; Building Construction; Builders Guild. • BILLY PETERS C«utk Ale.; Business Administration; Scabbard end BUd«: Truck And Saber; Oelte Sigme Pi; Phi Eta Sigma; Commerce Club • JAMES A PETERS. Panama City. Fla.; V«t«rirdry Medicine; Omega Too Sigme; Student A.V.M.A. • NANCY LEllA PETERS. At'erta. C.i Chemistry .n Advisory Council; American Chemical Society • CARL H PETERSON, Robertsdele. Ale; leboretory Technology; Do phin Club. • ERNIE H. PETRIE. Covington. Tenn.; Agriculturel Science; Keppe Sigme; Djiry Science Club • OAVID C PETTIS Feyefte. Al t,; Prfe-Medicine; Sigme Nu Second Row: • PAUL E PORTER. Huntsville, Ale ; Phormecy. ALICE J. POSTELLE. Leeds. Ale.; Alphe Gemma Delte; Dene Kinq Getchel Club; Oracles; Ruth Advisory Council; EduCetion Club. • JOANNE POWELL. Birmingham. Ale ; Home Economics; Del'a Ze’e. • JOSEPH E. POWER, lenett. Ale.; Industrie! Management. Sigme N� • MINA L. PROPST; Fayette. Ale.; Education Oreclet. Freshmen Advisory Council; Freshmee Group leader e ROBERT B OUILLEN: Gadsden Ale A«; Pi Keppe Wit. • JAMES R OUINLIVAN III; Mobile. Ale.; Mechanical E'qi reefing; Phi Delte Theta Sfeerege. • BERYL ©UINN Birminghem. Ale.; Heme Economics; Home Economics Club; Delte Zete. Fencile Pdlus George Petty Cher es Phillips Heiry Phillips Hirem Phillips e.... Cherlet Pigg Shelton Pinkerton Cetherine Pipkin William Pitts Ottis Poiterinl J� ek Pone Virgieie Pope CLAUDE CASEY Pres dent, interlreternity Council Auburn's I.F.C. reeked second ie the net'son. First Row; • VENCILE PETTUS. Hope Hull. Ale.; Home Economics; Keppe Oelte. • GEORGE M. PETTY. Andelusie. Ale ; Industrial Menugerrtnt. • CHARLES R. PHILLIPS Velley Heed Ale Agricultural Eoucutie-. e HARRY L PHILLIPS. Eclectic. Ale.; Phermecy; Phi Oelte Chi; A. Ph A.; Wesley Foundation • HIRAM E. PHILLIPS. Rogers-vine. Ale. Agricullurel Educetion. F F A. • MARY a PIBIL. Union’own. Ale.; Educetion; Keppe Delte • BRUCE A. PICKENS. Peneme City. Fie.. Business Administration Pi Keppe Alpha Glo-nereta Staff; Alphe Phi Omega. Squires: Ring Committee; Treasurer o‘ Student lodv. • FRED D. PIERCE Auburn. Ale.; Business Administration. Second Row: • CHARLES a. PIGG. Flo-ence. Ale.; Forestry; Forestry Club; Track end Saber Club; Scebberd end Blade; Xi Sigme Pi. • SHELTON PINKERTON. Georgiene. Ale.; Veterinary Medicine; Alphe Pti; Student Chapter A.V.M.A. • CATHERINE I. PIPKIN, A'more. Ale ; Home Economics; Home Economics Club; F.T.A, • WILLIAM D PUTS. Auburn. Ale ; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigme Alpha Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade • BETTY S. PLANT. East Tellessee. Ale ; Elementary Educetion. • OTTIS POITERINT Dolhen. Ale Omega Teu Sigme; Ji A.V.M.A. • JACK R POPE. Fairfield. Ale Elcctricol Engineering; Pi Keppe Alpha; A.I.E.E ; Ete Keppe Nu. • VIRGINIA POPE. Greenville, Al .; Home Economics. James Railer James Ramey Edwin Randall Frankie Randall William Ra-ts Dorothy Reddy Richard Reese Hubor Reeves Sue Register Fr d Rhinehardt James Rhodes George Rice Jam ; Rice Leonard Rice loeella Rice Eulan Richardson First Ro-: • JAMES H R All EY Oadevllle. Ala.; Bus ness Administration, • JAMES W RAINEY. Mob la. Ala.; Industria Management; Phi Call Theta. • EOWIN S RANDALL JR. Greenbrier lair.; Veterinary Mad cine; Omega Tat Sigma; Student a.V.m.a.; Alpha Zeta • FRANKIE RANDALL. Montgomery. Ala.; Mona Economics: O-nicron Nu • WILLIAM A. RAWLS. Brewton, Ala.; Pharmacy. • DOROTHY J REDDY, Norris. Tam.; Architeeture; Dolphin Club • RICHARD P REESE. Pensacola. Fla.; Science and literature; Lambda Chi Alps . • HUBERT 6. REEVES Birmingham, Ala.; Agriculture; Kappa Sigma. Second Row • SUE REGISTER Oothar. A'a.; Laboratory Technology. • FRED RHINEHARDT. Piedmont Ala. Industria Management; Pi Kappa Alpha; S-A.M. • JAMES H. RHODES Sumion. Ala.; Agricultural Education • GEORGE R. RICE, Ooubla Sprinqt. Ala,; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma, Student A.V.M.A. • JAMES T. RICE Birmingham, Ala.; Forestry; Xi S gma Pi; Fo'ettry Club; Scabbard and Blada. • LEONARD RICE. Sarasota Ela Civil Engineering; lambde Chi Alpha; Engineers Council; Auburn Engineer. • LOUELlA RICE. Guntersville, Ala. Scianca and litaratura; PI Tau Chi • EULAN A RICHARDSON. Senaca. S C.; Veterinary Medicine; Student A.V.M.A. Patricie Richardton Jamet Richeson Robert Richey Leon Riley Helen Ringer Rita Rivet Sue Roane Robert Robbins Martha Roberson Thomas Robinson John Robuck Billy Roe Archie Rcoers Charles Rogers Dor Rogers John Rogers First Row; • RATRICIA RICHARDSON. Ariton. Ala ; Education; Chi Omega • JAMES P RICHESON. Russellville. Ala . Machanlcal Engineering: A S M E ; A.I.O. • ROBERT H RICHEY. Abinqdon III.; Agricultural Administration; Omicron Delta Kappa • LEON H. RILEY. Headland. Aid.; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Chi. • HELEN MARIE RINGER. Cecar Blutt. Ala.; Home Economics; O-aclas; Kappa Delta Pi; Omitron Nu; WSGA • RITA RIVAS. Birmingham. Ala ; Education • SUE ROANE. Trussville Ala.; Art; Plainsman. • ROBERT C. R08BINS. F.orer.ee: Chemical Engineering; A'pha Tau Omega; A I Cn E.; Phi Lambda Upsilor; President. School ot Chemistry. Second Row; e MARTHA ROBERSON. Mobile. Ala.; Home Economics; Home Economics Club; Westminister Fel owthip. • THOMAS W. ROBINSON, Oothen. Ala.; Industrial Management; S A M. • W. JOHN ROBUCK JR.. Eutaw. Ala.; Business Administration • BILLY WAYNE ROE. C opw.ll Ala.; Pharmacy. • ARCHIE G ROGERS. SP'Ott. Ala.; Business Administration; Theta Xi; Delta Sigma Pi. • CHARLES E. ROGERS. Warrior, Ala.; Architecture. • DON I ROGERS. Birmingham Ala.; Business Administration. • JOHN C. ROGERS JR Gainesvillo. Ga ; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Chi; Alpha Phi Omaga; Arnold Air Society; Scebbe'd and Blado; I A S 81 Ch«rl«i Ryan ferrell Ryan Winfield Selford John St Martin Ralph Salter Eugene Sample James Senderlin THE First Rew: • LINDSEY S. ROGERS Warrior, Ala.; Pre-Medicine; Sigma Pi Track and Saber Club • WILLIAM A. ROGERS. JR Columbus, Ga.; Forestry; Xi Sigma Pi; Forestry Club. • MARION M. RONEY. Gene o, Ala.; Agricultural Education. • BILLY C. ROSS. Anniston. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering, • MARCUS A. ROYAL. Gadidan, Ala ; Sigma Pi Eps Ion; Art • JAMES P ROZEll. Sylaeauga Ala.; Aaronautical Enginaarlng; Pi lau Sigma; Scabbard and Blada • JAMES E RUCKS. JR. Pensacola. Fla.; Building Construction. • BILLY N RUSSELL. Cullman. Ala . Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigrra; A.S M.E Second Row; • LAWRENCE M. RUSSELL. Fairfield. Ala.; Industrial Management; SAM, • CHARLES R. RYAN. Mobile. Ala.; Architecture; A.I.A • FERRELL S. RYAN. Selma. Ala.; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha. • WINFIELD E. SAF-FORD Piedmont. Ala.; Business Administration. • JOHN W ST. MARTIN, Houma. La ; Architecture; Scarab. A.I.A.; S.A.M.E.: Tau Nu Tau, • RALPH SALTER. Goodwater, Ala.: Business Administration. • EUGENE A SAMPLE. JR.. Selma Ala.; Forestry; Forestry Club; Wildlife Club • JAMES T. SANDERLIN. Bainbridge. Ga.; Sigma Pi; Industrial Management; S A M, Fred Sanders George Sanders Rayford Sanders Elisabeth Sanderson George Sarinopoulos Velma Schlorff Lois Schrader Robert Scott William Scruggs James Seale Robort Seals Barbara Searcy John Segrest Franklin Sellers John Sailers June Sellers WALTER EVERIDSE Editor of tha Plainsman An honest opin'on on every issue. First Row: • FRED V. SANDERS. Childersburg. Ala. Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. • GEORGE A. SANDERS. JR., Ashland Ala.; Agricultural Education; Alpha Gamma Rho. • RAYFORD R SANDERS. Aubura, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering. • ELIZABETH W. SANDERSON Albartville, Ala.; Home Economics; Zeta Tau Alpha. • GEORGE A SARINOPOULOS. Fairfield, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Arnold Air Soc ety; Pi Mu Epsilon. • VELMA G. SCHLORFF Mobile. Ala.; Education • LOIS V. SCHRADER. Aubura. Ala.; Laboratory Technology, • ROBERT SCOTT. Tampa Fla . Sigma Nu. Second Row: • WILLIAM D. SCRUGGS. Richmond, V� .: Mechanical Enginaarlng a jamES H SEALE. Greensboro. Ala.; Agriculture; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Block and Bridle Club; Agriculture Club; Track and Saber • R08ERT C SEALS. Birmingham Ala.; Architectural Kappa Alpha • BARBARA A SEARCY. Montgomery. At .; Education; Chi Omeqa Sphiai; Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate Council; Plainsman Sta'f; Education Club. • JOHN R. SEGREST. Luberne. Ala ; Aaronautical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi • FRANKLIN B. SELLERS. Dothan. A a.; Animal Husbandry; Block and Bridle Club • JOHN R. SELLERS. Opelika. Ala ; Economies. • JUNE SELLERS. Montgomery. Ala.; Education; Kappa Delta; Penhellenic Council; Glomerate. Class Editor; Education Club; Westminster Fellowship; W.S.G A.; Invitations Committee Student Union Board. Luon Seller! M«r� Sutler V ,ton {•!!• • KoiuU Marry ihanlilJb John Shaul D vid ih� (« Job Thoma Shellhor Robert Shepherd Thome Shepherd Frederick She-men Rebecca Shiqley William Shipman Richard Sho-meker Jo ph Siler Hendon Sinvn Fir Row: • LEON H SEILERS. St Petersburg. FI .; Alpha P i; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Zeta; Jr. A.V.M A • MARY L SEILERS. Smith’ . Ale.; Horn Economic ; Horn Economic Club; future Teacher ot America. • VESTON C. SELLERS. Opelika. Alii.; 8utine t Acminiltration. • OONALD W. SEYMOUR. Lenett Ale.; Education. • MARRY S SHANKLIN. JR., Evergreen Ale.; Omega Tau Sigma; V.terina-y Medicine; A.V.M A, • JOHN C. SHAUL. Daney. Ale,; Omega Teu Sigma; Vererinj’y Medicine: Alphe Zete; A.VM.A.; Auburn Veterinarian”. • DAVID SHEFSl-TON Noonan. Ga.; Kappa Alpha; Induitrial Management. • THOMAS A. SHELLHORSE, Albertville. Ala.; Agr cultural Education Second Row; • ROBERT R. SH£� HERD. Montgomery, Ala.; Agricu tural Education. • THOMAS G. SHEPHERD, Troy. Ala.; Kappa Sgme; Architecture; A.I.A • FREDERICK £ SHERMAN. Cclomen. flj,; Omega Tau Sigma; Veterinary Med -cino; A.V.M A.; Squire ; Auburn Vete'inarian”. • REBECCA SMIGLEY. Gadiden. Ala,; Elementary Education; We ley Foundation; Miied Choru . • WILLIAM M. SHIPMAN Birmingham, Ala.; Pi Kappa Alpha; Pre-Mcdi:ine. • RICHARO L. SHOEMAKER. Holly Pond. Ala; Oolta Chi; Animal Huibendry and Nutrition; Scabbard and Blado; Alpho Zeta; Alpha PH Omega; Block and Bridle; Ag, Club, Alabama Farmer Staff. • JOSEPH T. SILER. Dalla . Tata ; Kappa Sgma; Aeronautical Engineering • HENDON M, SIMMS JR. Riverview. Ala.; Agriculture. Elbert Simpion William Sim Surondra Sinha Jerome Sirota Thoma Siiemore Molly Slayton o fC v Albert Smith Guy Smith George Smith Marvin Smith Marvolera Smith Nell Smith Robert Smith Roland Smith Thoma Smith v ra Smith Fir Row; • ELBERT J. SIMPSON, Montgomery. Am.; Theto Xi; Buiinet Admnijtretion • WILLIAM B SIMS. Daphne. Ala.; Industrial Management; S.A.M. • SURENDRA P. SINHA. Patna. India; Civil Enginee-ing • JEROME D SlROTE. Montgomery. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; A.S.M.E • THOMAS T. SIZEMORE. JR . Mob le. Ala.; Electrical Engineering: Tau Kappa Alpha; A.I E E.: Eta Kappa Nu • MOLLY A. SLAYTON Jackson. Ala.; Alpha Delta Pi; Education. • ALBERT L. SMITH. Birmingham. A'o.; Animal Husbandry; Phi Delta Theta; Steerage; Scabbard and Blade; Block and Bridle. • B GUY SMITH Birmingham. Ala.; Pre-law; Alpha Tau Omega; 0.0 K; Debate Team; Tau Kappa Alpha; Student Cabinet Second Row; • GEORGE R. SMITH. Waihing'on. D. C.; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute Aeronautica Science • MARVIN N SMITH Ft. Payne. A'o.; Civil Engineering; A.S.C.E. • MARVOLENE L. SMITH. Woodland. Ala.; Education. • NELL SMITH. Flomaton. Ala.; Education; 8.S.U.; Education Club; Oracle . • ROBERT C. SMITH. Boat Ala.; Agriculture. • ROLAND E. SMITH. Palmerdale. Ala Delta Sigma Phi; Aeronautical Engineering- Steerage; Scab-barrl and Blade: Pi Tau Sigma; I.F.C. • THOMAS H. SMITH. Richton, Mi .; Architecture. • V£Ra S. SMITH. Gunteriville, Ala.; Education. 83 Wilfred Smith Chattel Snow Ernest Snrder Ellis Sommer Pettus Sparrow B ale Speer Clayton Spencer Charles Spencer Edee Spicer Otii Springer Oorothy Stafford Lewis Stallworth Frank Stamps Rovce Stanford Carl Stanza El-Myee Stanley THE First Row; • WILFRED J SMITH. Beuemer A a ; Architecture: A I A Auburn Band • CHARLES RUSSELL SNOW. Auburn. Ala.; UdMllM Management • ERNEST COLEMAN SNYDER. Dewion. Ala Se’ence and Uterdwe. • ECUS HERBERT SOMMER. Bayonne. N J ; Pharmacy; American Ptsermecy Auodetion. • PEIIUS MORGAN SPARROW. Lavaca, Ala.; Business Administration • BLAKE D SPEER Fo-t Payne. Ala,; Aeronautical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; I.A.S • CLAYTON MARLIN SPENCER. Meridienville. Ala ; Agricultural Engineering Alpha Zeta; Scab-bard and Bade: Teu Beta Pi. • CHARLES A. SPENCER Wewehitchke. Fla.; Civil Engineering; Oelte Chi; Teu N� Tau; Alpha Phi Omega. Second Row; a EONA MAE SPICER. Montgomery. Ala.; Faihion Illustration; Art Guild. • OTIS DOYLE SPRINGER. JR.. Pike Road Ala . Pro-Medklae. • DOROTHY JEANNE STAFFORD Mobile. Aie.; Education; Kappa Delta • LEWIS ANOREW STALLWORTH. III. Trustville. Ala.; Physics; Delta Tau Delta; • FRANK M. STAMPS. Eve-green. Ala.; AfflceWf. • ROYCE A. STANFORD Pepperell Ala. Chenisel Engineering; Tau Nu Tau. • CARL HENRY STANGE Mob la. Ala.; Civil Eng nearing; Theta Chi; A.SC i. • EL-MYRa STANLEY. Jackson. Ale.; Education; Weiley Foundation; F.T.A.; Pi Tau Chi. David Steedhem Fred Steele Joseph Stegall Billy Stephenson Doeald Stephenson James Stevens Don.efte Stewart Sam Srawa t Williatr Stincbcomb Robe't Stine Albert Slone William Slone Harry Storey Sabre Stough William Strettord Robert Struck JIM IOFTIN Presidont “A' Club A record yaur in Auburn's sports Pint Row; e DAVID RUSSELL STEADHAM. 3 e-lon. Ala ; Veterinary Medic ne; Omega Tau Sigma. A.V.M.A. • FRED HILDMON STEELE. JR., Hunlsville Ala ; Electrical Engineering; Auburn Opera Workshop. • JOSEPH FRANK STEGALL. Emelle. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; A S M £.; Arnold A‘r Society; Teu Bata Pi; Publication! Board. Gamma Sigma Della; Omicron Oelte Kappa • BILLY J S'E� h£N$ON. Gadsden. Ala Pharmacy; American Pharmacy Association; Phi De tj Chi; Alpha Phi Omega. • DONALD H. STEPHENSON Martsetle. Ala. Business Administration. • JAMES LAWRENCE STEVENS Birmingham Ala ; Mechanical Engl--no- rg a OONJETTE STEWART. Montgomery. Ala.; Science and Literature; Theta UpsiIon. • SAM P STEWART Roanoke, Ale ; Electrical Engineering. Second Row’.' • WILLIAM E STINChCOMB. Birmingham. Ala Architectuva; A I A • ROBERT H. STINE. Gautier, Miss ; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi; ’A Cub Student A V M A ; Spiked Shoe. • ALBERT M. STONE Scotlsboro. Ala.: Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho. • WILLIAM A STONE. JR Fo-t Payne Ala ; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Nu Tau; Scabbard and Blade B.S.U : Pi Tau S gn-a a HARRY STOREY Selma Ale.; Agrlcultu-e; A I.O. • SABRA LUCILLE STOUGH Bay Minatta. Ala.; Education; Alpha Dalle hi WSGa. Pfel—PMR • WILLIAM KENNETH STRATEORO Columpus, Ga.; Kappa Alpha; Business Adminislralion; Sguirei; A pha Phi Omega; G’omerala ROBERT F STRUCK. Pensacola. Fla.; Chemistry. Clifton Strickland Lyldon Strickland Thomas Stroud Johnnie Studstill Lvnne Stu'ces Jack Summerford Thurston Sumner John Suttle Paul Swindell Rogers Jw'rgle Jud Swint Clarence Sydes Thomjs Tat William Tate Duke Tatum Alai Taylor Pint Row: a CLIFTON I STRICKLAND. Pensacola. Ft : Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Pii; Alpha Zeta Student A V M A • LYLOON £. STRICKLAND, Annis'on. A a.; Pharmacy; Phi Delta Chi; Arnolc Air Society; Scabbard and Slade; American Pharmaceutical Association; Vieo-Preiidcnt. School of Pharmacy. • THOMAS J. STROUD. JR Americus, Go.; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Eptilon. • JOHNNIE R. STUDSTILL. Americus. Ca.; Builness Ad-minitlralion; Oelto Sigma Ri. • LYNNE 0. STURGES. Comp V rde, Aril.; Sociology; Band. • JACK W. SUM-MERFORO Harttelle. Ala.; Eloctriea Engineering; Eta Kappa Nu; Alpha Phi Omega; A.I.E.E .; Scabbard and Blade: Pi Teu Pi Sigma • THURSTON W. SUMNER. Birmingham. Ala ; Architecture; A I A ; Scarab • JOHN P SUTTLE. Centreville. Ala.; Agricultural Education Second Row: • PAUL M SWINDALL. AuOurn Ala.; Electrical Engineering Et Kappa Nu • ROGERS L SWINGLE. Auburn. Ala ; Chemittry; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Uptilon. • JUDE M. SWINT. Greenyille, Ala.; Taitile Engineering; Pi Kappa Rhi; Phi Pii. • CLARENCE M. SYOES, Montevallo. Ala ; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Ph • THOMAS J. TATE, Sylacauga, Ala.; Business Administration- Sigma Nu; Delta Sigma Pi; Who's Who; Blue Key; A” Club; Spiked Shoe; Scabbard and 8lade; Business Manager. Glomerata; Publication Board; Rep Committee. • WILLIAM R. TATE, JR.. Dora. Ala. Elctrkal Engineering • DUKE H. TATUM, JR., Elba Ale . Business Administration: Sigma Nu. • ALEX O. TAYLOR. Auburn, Ala,: Engineering Rhyslcs; Alpha Tau Omega; A S.C.E.; Phi Eta Sigma. Chauncey Taylor Soo Toague Ojvid Ihames Chariot Ihomat Jack Thomas Jean Thomas Leon fhomat Leslie Thomas Owen Thomas Wade Thomas Josoph Thomason Ann Thompson Beth Thompson Betty Thompson Emma Thompson Frederick Thompson First Row: • CHAUNCEY D TAYLOR. Eufaulo. A a.; Agriculture. • ANNIE SUE TEAGUE, Talladega Ala.; Education. • DAVID w. THAMES Montgomery. Ala.; Science and Literature; Sigma Alpha fcps.lon. • CHARLES E. THOMAS Haleyville Ala.; Industrial Management. • JACK E. THOMAS, Birmingham. AIo.; Building Construction, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Bui'dars Guild. • JEAN THOMAS. Montgomery Ala,; Home Economics; Oelta Ze! : W.S.C.A Oreeles; B.S.U. Council; Home Economics Club. • LEON W. THOMAS. Charlotte. N. C.; Forestry; Sigma Pi; Forestry Club • LESLIE J THOMAS. JR Dothan. Ale.; E'eclricel Engineering Second Row: • OWEN G. THOMAS. JR.. 8e semer. Ala.; Civil Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha; Chi Epsilon. • WADE G. THOMAS. Birmingham, Ala.; Mechan'cal Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega • JOSEPH K. THOMASON, Albertville. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Della Chi; S.A.M.E. • ANN £. THOMPSON. Daviston. Ala.; Home Economics; Protident, Sphini; Ordclet; Owls; Omieron Nu; Home Economics Club; Alabama Former; A.1.0 ; S.C.R.A.. Aquilla; 6.S.U.; President. School of Home Economics. • 8ETH THOMPSON. Atfanta. Sa.; Science and Literafi.ro: Chi Omega. • 8ETTY JOY THOMPSON. Vincent. Ala ; Home Economies Education; A.I.O ; Alpha Bela Aloho; Home Economics Club; Education Club. • EMMA LOU THOMPSON. Mobile, Ala-; Education; Delta Zeta • FREDERICK G. THOMPSON Forest Home, Ala.; Building Construction. Builders Guild. 85 Str Thomson Harley Thompton Jamet Thompton Joe Thompton Kenneth Thompton Martin Thompton No-mon Thurmond Joteph Thweatt Bobby Tidmore Clarence Tidwell 0. A. Tinne I Iteec Townt Harold Treeatot Thomet Tucker Harry Tuqq e Marti Turbidy THE Fir Row: • SENE THOMPSON. Town Craak. Ala ; Agriculture; F.F.A. HARLEY 8 THOMPSON Athlord. Ala.; Agricul. hN Alpha Zata: F.F A • JAMES A THOMPSON. Parrith Ala ; Agricultural Enqineer ng • JOE B THOMPSON. JR.. Daviiton, Ala.; Animal Hutbarvdry; Scabbard and Blada; Alpha Zata; Block and Bridla Club; Alpha Zala Alpha. • KENNETH E. THOMPSON, Evergreen, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Nu Taj • MARTIN W THOMPSON, Hartford. Ala.; 8utinett Adminiltrat on; Delta Sigma Pi. • NORMAN D. THURMOND. Belli Tern ; Veterinary Maoicina; Alpha Pti; Student AT M A Alpha Zata. • JOSEPH O THWEATT Andelutia. Ala.; Civil Engineering; Tau Nu Tau; Scabbard and Blade Second Row; • BOBBY E. TIDMORE. Greentboro. Ala.; Agriculture; Da ry Science Club; Agrculture Council; Scabbard and Blade. • CLARENCE A TIDWELL. HuMtville. Al ; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Nu Tau. • D A TINNELL. Celumbut, Ga ; Pharmacy. • ISAAC H .TOWNS Ajh'ord. Ala. Bui nets Adm nittration; Delta Sigma Phi • HAROLD P. TRAVASOS. Collonport. la.; Student AV.M.A, • THOMAS O. TUCKER. Huntwille. Ala.; Induitrial Management; Sigma Pi Eotilon: S.A M ; Vafaran t Club. • HARRY P TUGGLE. Auburn. Ala.; Architecture; Scarab: A.I A • J. MARTIN TUR6I0Y, Rome. Ga.; Induitria: Management; Kappa Alpha. Alfrad Turner Hubbard Tynat Margaret Ulmer George Ulhlaut Philip llltar Robert Vandiver Jamet Vann Jam. Betty Vice Myra Vick Arvid WaMguiit Weldon Walker Horace Wall Jamet Wall Coleman Vaughn Van Vaughn DICK GILLILAND Buiinett Manager of the Pleintmen Spreading the word from the plaint. Fir Row: • ALFRED J. TURNER. Birmingham. Ala.; Education; A Club • HUBBARD A TYNES Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering. • MARGARET A. ULMER 8irminqham Ao; Secretarial Train rg. Phi Mu; Dolphin Club; Pan-Hellenic. • GEORGE E. UTHLAUT. Orlando. Fla.; Chemical Engineering; Phi Oelta Theta; Spadat; Praiident. Slue Kay; Tau Beta PI; Phi Lambda UPtilon; Sduirei; Vite-P'eiident of Student Body; Phi Eta Sigma. Tteeiurer of the Student Body; A.I.Ch.E, • PHILIP A. UTTER, Silverhill, Ala.; Agriculture; Sigma P.; Dairy Science Club; The Alabama Farmer. • ROBERT E VANDIVER. Birmingham. Ala.; Induitrial Management; Sigm, Pi Eptilon; SAM • JAMES A. VANN JR . Macon Ga.; Butineti Adminiitrat.oo; Sigma Alpha Eptilon; Spadat; Omicron Delta Kappa; Union 8oard; Supt Social Alfairt. • JAMES M VAUGHN, Miami. Fla.; Electrical Engineering; De to Chi Second Row: • COLEMAN E. VAUGHN. Livingiton. Ala.; Oelta Tau Oelta. • VAN B. VAUGHN Picayune. Mitt; Phi Della Chi; A PH A • BETTY A VICE, S� te! elef. Ala.. Home Economics Dalta Ze a; Home Economic Club; B.S.U. • MYRA DOT VICK. Bankiton. Ala.; Heme Economic!; Home Economic Club • ARVIO L WAHLOUIST. Annitton. Ala.; Aeronautical Enginaaring; Tau Bela Pi; I.A.S.; Pi Mu Eptilon; Scabbard and Blade • WELDON M WALKER Birmingham Ala.; Electrical Engineering; Lambda Ch Alpha; Eta Kaope Nu • HORACE D WALL Huntiville. Ala.; Agriculture: Pi Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade; Track and Sabar; Balinett Manager The Alabama Farmar. • JAMES I WALL. Scperton, Ga. Meehan cal Engineering. Pi Tau Pi Sigma. Be -nice W«B«| Lillian Walthall Ann Walton Ba-bare Wjms Arbi Wa't Thamjt Warn O'dwall Warran Willem Watkir.t 8everly Wilton CCfton Watton Jack Wilton Jamet Wilton John Wilton Williim Wilton Kenneth W«ir Thomat Weatherford Firtt Row: • BERNICE WALTERS Tutcalooio Ala.; Home Economics • LILLIAN C. WALTHALL. Newbern. An.; Education; Kappa Oilfi: Dolphin Club; Glee Club FT A • ANN J WALTON, Mobllo Ala.: Education Alpha Gamma Oilli. • BARBARA R, WAMP. Cullman, Ala.; Physical Education; Phytlcal Education Club; Dolphin Club; Kappa Delia PI; Gamma Delta. • AR8IE J WARR Clayton Ala.; Builnott Adrrinitfralicn, • THOMAS J. WARR; Clayton. Ala.; Agricultural Science; Sigma Nu. • ORDWELL P. WARREN, Marion. Ala.; Education; Alpha Gamma Rho. • WILLIAM C. WATKINS. Montgomery Ala.; Business Admlnltlretion; Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; Cheerleader: Men't Glee Club Octet; Track and Saber; Men't Glee Club Second Row; • BEVERLY R. WATSON, Brownsville, Tenn ; Pre-law; lambda Chi Alpha; Spadet; O.D.K.; Tau Kappa Alpha; Debate Council; Senior Senator; Who's Who. • CLIFTON P. WATSON, Cheitnut, Ala.; Civil Engineering, e JACK WATSON. Opelika. Ala.; Induttrial Management; Alpha Tau Omega; Head Cheerleader; S.A.M.; Plalntman Staff; Student Spirit Committee. • JAMES J. WATSON. Fairfield. A'a.; Applied Art; Phi Kappa Tau. • JOHN I. WATSON. Macon. Ga.; Business Administration; Phi Della Theta, • WILLIAM H. WATSON Greenville Ala.; Cutinett Adminitlratlon; Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega; Delta Sigma Pi; Track and Saber. • KENNETH W WEAR. Rcgertville, Ala.; Induttrial Management. THOMAS W. WEATHERFORO. Uriah, Ala.; Veterinary Medicine: Alpha Pti; Alpha Zela; Phi Kappa Phi; Student A.V.M A Hugh Webstei Wayne Weger Joe Weinbach Sfanler Weit Theodore Whe’ley Marthe Wheeler Cameron White Normar Whitman Peggy Whitman William Wiggint Catherine Wilkerton Harold Willeut! Jamet Willatt Beniamin Williams Billy Williams Fred William First Row: e HUGH R. WEBSTER. Ramer. Ala.; Agricultural Science. • WAYNE W WEGER Auburn. Ala.; Butinett Administration. • JOE T, WEINBACH. Auburn. Ala.; Butinett Administration. • STANLEY C. WEST. Piedmont. Ala.: Butinett Acminittration. • THEODORE R WHATLEY, Cordova. Ala.; Pre-Medicine; A E 0 • MARTHA A WHEELER, Birmingham. Ala.; Science and I tereture; Alpha Omega Pi; Oracles Ruth Adv'tory Council. • CAMERON W. WHITE. St. Petersburg, f a.; Mechanical Eng'ntering; Pi Tau Siqma: Tau Nu Tau; Scabbard and Blade. • NORMAN L. WHITMAN. Mobile. Ale.; Applied An; Tau Kappa Cpillon. Scabbard and Blade; PI lav Pi Sigma. Second Row: • PEGGY WHITMAN, Montgomery Ala ; Science and Literature • WILLIAM R WIGGINS Gadtden. Ala : Chemitfry. • CATHERINE I. WILKERSON. Columbia, Ala.; Home Economics; Chi Omega; Home Economics Club. • HAROLO I. WILLCUTT, Ookmen, Ala ; Butinett Administration. • JAMES P WILLETT, Dyertburg. Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering; Kappa Sigma; A.S.M.E. • 8ENJAMIN A. WILLIAMS, Sylacavga Ala.; Eleclrice Engineering. • BILL M WILLIAMS. Gadtden. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering; A.S-A.E.; Tau Beta Pi; Alpha Zela Alobama Farmer. • FRED Y. WILLIAMS. A eonder City. Ala.; Ornamental Horticulture; Ornamental Horticulture Forum. 87 Harold William Hugh Williami Jack Williamt uamet William. Jo William. John William. Ma.ford William. Weldoe William. Jo Wililamton Ann Wilton Chari . Wil.on Earle Wilton John Wilton Lam. Wilton Oonald Winkler Joan . Wi„ FirtT Row: • HAROLD BRUCE WILLIAMS. LaGrange. Ga.; T � lil Management: Mai Psl • HUGH C WILLIAMS. Ball . lounlaine, Ala ; Engineering Physict; Aloha Tau Omega: Sigma P! Sigma • JACK DALE WILLIAMS Gadsden. Ala.: Butinct. Administration; Della Chi. • JAMES ROBERT WILLIAMS. Eclectic A a.; Interior Deiign; A-t Guild: Detign Forum. • JOE TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Lebanon. Tann.; Veterinary Medicine. • JOHN EVERETT WILLIAMS. Daivia. Fla.; Agricultural Management. • MAYFCRO DANIEL WILLIAMS. Lenoir City. Tenn.. Fo-etlrv: Forestry Club • WELDON WALOO WILLIAMS. Herritos Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; Student Chapter A.V.M.A.; Phi Kappa PM. Second Row: • JOE BARRY WILLIAMSON Marion. Ale.; Butine.t Administration. • ANN D WILSON. Mobil . Ala.; Education; Kappa Delta. • CHARLES F. WILSON. Russellville. Ala.; Busmen Acminitlrafion; Kappa Alpha. • EARLE F WILSON. S-ewton Ala.; Induttrial Management; Sigm Nu- Pi Tau Pi Sigma • JOHN BRUAN WILSON. Andelut'e. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Arnold Air Society; Scabbard and Blade. • LEWIS 6 WILSON Weotu'la. Ala.; Business Adminittrafion • OONALO W WINKLER. Theodor . Ala.; Veterinary Madicina; Omega Tau Sigma; Student Chapter A.V.M.A • JO ANNE WISE Samtort. Ala.; Home Economic Edu-cation; Alohd Gamma Delta; Horn Economict Club; Student Senate; Education Club John Wit William Wit Elitabath Weed Alton Wood Mary Wood Leo Woodall Marla Woodt Gaorga Woodruii Hobart Worley Georg Wright John Wright Millie Wright Robert Wright John Yauger Jams Yeldell Jamot Von EO ELLIS Pretident. Auburn Independent Organ lat on Helping maintain os of Auburn't traditions Firtt Row: e JOHN WILLIAM WISE. York. Ala.; Scianca and literature; Sigma Chi • WILLIAM EOWARO WISE. Ravenna. Ky.; Veterinary Medicine • ELIZABETH ANN WOOD Allerta. Ga.; Interior Oeslgn; Aipha Omicron PI; Oacor • ALTON L. WOOD, JR.. LaCrang . Ga.; Buiinett Adminitlralioe; Phi Kappa Tau. • MARY PHYLLIS WOOD Birmingham Ala ; Education. • LEO PORTER WOODALL. Birmingham. Ala.; Butinott Admiriitration; Theta Ch • MERLE H WOODS. Ruttallvill . Ala ; Horn Economict Education; Alpha Gamma Dolta. • GEORGE H. WOODRUFF. Greenville. Ae.; Education Second Row: • HOBART O. WORLEY. Oxford. Ala.: Induttrial Management; Sigma Phi Eptilon; SA M ♦ GEORGE E WRIGHT. Huntsville Ala.; Te.tile Eng'nearing; Phi Psi. • JOHN C WRIGHT. Andeluti . Ala.; Animal Husbandry; Block and Bridle Club • MILLIE 8 WRIGHT. Prattville. Ala.: Secretarial Training; Alpha Delta Pi • ROBERT M WRIGHT. Fayetteville. Tenn ; Agricultural Education; F F A.; Kappa Oella Pi. • JOHN N YAUGER Birmingham Ala.; Building Construction; Sigma Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Tau Nu Tau; Wei'ey Foundation; Pi Tau Chi; S A M E • JANIS YELDELL. Birmingham. Ala.; laboratory Tachrology; Alpha Epsilon Delta. • JAMES HOMER YON JR.. Loris S. C.; Tettile Engineering Preiidenf'i Mnniion Firit Row: • CAROL A ABBOTT. Birmingham. Ala.; Science end Literature (I). Phi Mu • HELEN G. ABBOTT, Fort Garnet Go.; Horn Economic! (3). • THOMAS W. ABBOTT. JR.. Birmingham Ala.; Chamical Engineering (3): Sigma Chi. • MARY S. ABELL. RieMaad. Ga ; Horn Economic! (3): Zafa Tau Alpha. Second Row; • ANN ABERNATHY. Birmingham. Ale,; Home Economici Education (3); Alpha Delta Ri. • ROSEMARY ABRAMS Eutaw. Ala.; Education (2). • PATRICIA 8 ACTON Birmingham. Ala.: Secretarial Training (I). • PHILIP L. ADAIR Birmingham. Ale.; Aeronautical Engineer. ! « (2). Third Row: • BARBARA SUE ADAMS. Auburn. Ale.; Science and Literature (2 . • CHARLES ADAMS Cordele, Ga.; Pre Medicine (3). • CHARLES W. ADAMS. Birmingham Ala.; Chemilfry (I) • FANNIE B. ADAMS. Auburn, Ale.; Socienee and Literature (I). Fourth Row: • FLOYD G. ADAMS. Atmore. Ale.; Buiineu Adminiitration (2). e JIMMY V ADAMS Prichard. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering; Theta Chi • ROY E. ADAMS. Dothan. Ala ; Buiineu Adminiitration (21. • SAM W ADAMS. Montgomery. Ala : Phylici (I); Theta Chi. Fifth Row: e THOMAS H ADAMS. Alerandor City, Ala ; Aeronautical Adminii-nation (I). • LARRY E ADCOCK Phenii City. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • BUFORD W ADDY. JR.. Fo ay. Ala ; Pharmacy (I). • MOODY C ADKINS Cordele. Go Agriculture (2). Si«th Row: • WILLIAM P. ADKINS, Auburn. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (l� • JOSEPH E. ADLER. Tel Aviv. Ureal; Pharmacy (31. • FLOYD K AGEE JR. Atheni, Ala.; Buiineu Adminiitration (2): Alpha Gamma Pho. • ROBERT T. AGEE. JR . langdale. Ala.; Chamiitry (I). Soventh Row: • ROSEMARY S AIKIN, Peniacola Fla ■ Secretarial Training (I -Oh Omega. • JANICE N AKIN. Franklin. Tenn.; Sociology (3): Alpha Gamma Delta. • JANIS 8 AKIN, Montgomery. Ala.; Science and Literature (2). • GLENN KYLE ALBRIGHT. Columbui. Ga.j Buiineu Adminiitration (I). Eighth Row: • DENIS H AlCOCK. Lime Peru; Civil Engineering 13). • MATILDE ALDARONDO Mejogiiei Puerto Rico; Home Economiei (3). • JOSEPH W. ALEXANDER Gediden. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • LETTA RAE ALEXANDER. Prattville. Ale.; Home Economic! (2j Ninth Row; • NEVA C ALBRITTON. Wetumpke Ale.; Secretarial Training (I). • LOWELL E ALFORD. Nice .He. Fie.; Mechanical Engineering )3 e NORMAN M ALFORD. Montgomery Ale,; Civil Engineering (I), e MORRIS O AILREO. Lincoln. Ale ; Agriculture (2); Alpha Gemma Rho. Tenth Row; • JOE S. ALLREOGE. Gain. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). • ABRAM ALLEN JR ; Kevil, Ky.; Veterinery Medicine (4); Omega Tau Sigma. • BARBARA J. ALLEN. Mobile. Ala.; Bui.neu Adminiitration (I), a DONALD R ALLEN. Sulligent. Ala.; Science and Literature (I); Alpha Tau Omega Eleventh Row: • FRED H, ALLEN, Mobile. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3). • GERALD ALLEN, Lanett. Ala.; Tartile Engineering (I). • HELEN K. ALLEN Selma, Ala.; Intarior Daiign (3); Kappa Oel'e, • JAMES D. ALLEN. Birmingham. Ala.; Textile Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Phi UNDERGRADUATES Carroll Abbott Helen Abbott Thomai Abbott. Jr. Mary Abell Ann Abernathy Rotamary Abrami Patricia Acton Philip Adair Barbara Adami Chariot Adamt Chariot W. Adami Fanaie Adami Floyd Adami Jimmie Adami Roy Adami Sam Adami Thomai Adami Lany Adcock Buford Addy. Jr Moody Adkim William Adkim Joieph Adler Floyd Agee, Jr. Robert Agee Jr. Roiemary Aiklo Janice Akin Janit Akin Glenn Albright Oenii Alcock Matilda Aldorondo Joieph Alexander Letta Alexander Neva Alb'ittoa Lowell Alford Norman Alford Morrii Allrad Joe Allredqe Abram Allen Jr. Barbara Alien Donald Allen Fred Allen Gerald Allen Helen Allen Jomei Allen Ralph Allen Truman Aller William Allen lee Alley Jack Al liven Stephen Alsopp Charles Almon Richard Alnuft James Alston Bruce Alverton William Amos John Amoss Arthur Anderson Billy Anderson George Anderson Gerald Anderson John Anderson Joseph Anderson Robert Andersen Vi-ginia Anderson Welle- Anderton Walter And-ess Benniela Andrew Belt Andrews Henry Andrews Jo n Andrews William Andrews Rath Angelo Linton Anglo Shirley Anthony Clarence Anton Virginia Appich Helen Appleton Michael A-ban Joseph Arbuthnoe Eugene Armistead William ArmisteaJ Jack Armor Selden Armour Ena Armstrong Ivan Armstrong Jerry Arnold Leo Arnold William Arnold. Jr. First Row: • RALPH W. ALIEN. Hollywood. Fla ; Veterinary Medicine (2); Pi Kappa Phi • TRUMAN F ALLEN. Maylene. A'a.; Mechanical Engineer ng (I), e WILLIAM J ALLEN. Green Tie. Miss : Building Construction (2); Kappa Alpha • J, LEE ALLEY, Midway. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (3): Alpha Psi. Second Row; • JACK K ALLISON Chattanooga, Tenn ; Electrical Engineering (IJ. • STEPHEN ALSOPP. Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • CHARLES P. ALMON Chellenooga. Tenn,; Electrical Engineering (2). • RICHARD ALNUTT New Orleans. La ; Art (I), Third Row; • JAMES G ALSTON Birmingham. Ala ; Agricultural Engineering (I), • BRUCE ALVERSON, Hope Hull. Ala. Pre-V terinery Medicine (0; Alpha Gamma Rho • WILLIAM G. AMOS. Columbus. Ga . Building Construction (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • JOHN W AMOSS. Fai.-burn, Ga.; Electrical Engineering (J). Fourlh Row: • ARTHUR RAY ANDERSON Opp Ala .; Industrial Management (I). • BILLY F ANDERSON Madison. Ala ; Agricultural Science (I); Phi Delta Theta • GEORGE M ANDERSON. Coffeevil e. Ala.; Agricultural Sc'ence (J) • GERALD ANDERSON. Colfeeville. Ala.; Agricultural Education (2). Fifth Row: e JOHN W ANDERSON Andalusia. A'a.; Indust-ial Management (I). • JOSEPH G ANDERSON Mobile. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Chi • ROBERT J ANDERSON Northport. Ale ; Pharmacy (2| • VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON, Tallahassee Fla.; Art (3); Kappa Delta. $i� th Row: • WALTER C. ANDERTON Birmingham Ala ; Architecture (’); Sigma Alpha Epsi on • WALTER G ANDRESS. Perdue Hill Ala ; Pre-Veterieary (I). • BENNIETA ANDREW Perry. Ga.; Sociology (2); Phi Mu. • BETTY ANDREWS LaFayette. Ala.; Education (3); Kappa Delta. Seventh Row: • HENRY H ANDREWS. Ota-k Ala.; Business Administration (I) • JOHN T. ANDREWS Fai-la«. Ala.; Interior Ocsrgn (I). • WILLIAM S ANOREWS Ripley. Teen.; Civil Engineering (2) • RUTH N. ANGELO, Mobile. Ale.; Home Economics (I). Eighth Row: • LINTON F. ANGLE. Roma. Ga.; Pharmacy (IJ; Lambda Chi Alpha, e SHIRLEY A ANTHONY Pleasant Grove. Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). • CLARENCE O ANTON. Jasper. Ala.; Pre-Law (I). • VIRGINIA LEE APPICH Alexander. Va.; Interior Design (I). Ninth Row; • HELEN FRANCES APPLETON Albertville Ala.; Education (IJ; Phi Mu • MICHAEL JOSEPH ARBAN. Selma. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). Phi Kappa Tau. • JOSEPH W AR8UTHNOE JR , Montgomery. Ala.; Architecture (3); Phi Oelta Theta. • EUGENE REID ARMISTEAD. Holt. Fla.; Aeronautical Engineering (IJ. Tenth Row: • WILLIAM RUSSELL ARMISTEAD Prichard. Ala.; Pharmacy (3J; The'a Chi e JACK MASON ARMOR. Montgomery. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. • SELDEN STEPHENS ARMOUR Mobile. Ale.; C.vil Engineering (I). • EVA CLAIRE ARMSTRONG. Millry Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). Eleventh Row: • IVAN LEE ARMSTRONG, Albertville. Ala : Pharmacy (2) • JERRY LLOYD ARNOLD. Anniston Ale.; Business Administration (II. • LEO SANFORD ARNOLD SUxumb. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • WILLIAM HENRY ARNOLD JR,. Atmore. Ala.; Electrical Engineering 13). UNDERGRADUATES Student Union Building First Row: • WILLIAM W. ARNOLD Bre-ton Ala.; Architecture (2), • ROBERT E. ARRINGTON Birmingham Ale.; Mechanical Engineering (II Oelte Sigma Phi • CARlEEN S. ARRINGTON York. Ale,; Home Economics (I) • MERRY LOU ARTHUR Anniston. Ale.; Architecture {?); Delta 2eta Second Row; • WINFRED R. ARTHUR, Jocksonv lie 8ea;h. Fie.; Elecliicel Engineering (3). • JOHN FREDERICK ARTMAN. lakeland. Fie.; Education (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • MADISON H ASH8URN Phonic City. Ale.; Ae-oneuticel Eng peering (3). • WILLIAM R ASHBY, Hunttv lie. Ale ; Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Nu. Third Row: • JOHN T ASHLEY, Dothan Ala.: Pre-Medlcire (I); Kappa Alpha • MARY E ASHMORE Jasper. Ala.; Education (3). • JEAN ASKEW. Auburn Ala.; Science and Literature (21; Kappa Oelte. • EWART H. ATKINS. Gadsden. Ala.; Education (3); Theta Chi Fourth Row; • GEORGE H ATKINS Birmingham Ala.; Educet on (3). • DAVID C ATKINSON. Birmingham. At.; Industrial Management. (21. • NANCY ATKINSON Madison, Ale.; Education (2); A pha Omicron Pi • HENRY E AUSTIN Wetumpka. Ala.; Testile Engineering (3); Pi Kappa Phi. Fifth Row: • ELINOR F AUTREY. Greenville. Ala,; Education (2). • JAMES D. AVANT Dothan Ala. Aeronautical Adm ni-.trjtion (I); Phi Kappa Tot • ELIZABETH A AYCOCK. At anta. Ga : Horn Econom ct (I); Chi Omega • WILLIAM J AYCOCK. Decatur. Ala ; Architecture (3); Kappa Alpha Sixth Row: • REBECCA W 8AARCKE C carwater. Fla.; Commercial Education (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • NEWTON J. BABB Sportarurg, S. C.; Business Administration (I); Phi Oelta Theta • DAVID A BAGGETT. Leva «e. Ala.; Ornamental Horticulture (4). • THOMAS L. BAGGETTE. lelend, Miss.; Pre-Medicine (I). Seventh Row: • JAMES H BASLEY Montgomery. Ala. Electrical Engineering (I I. • JIMMY M BAGWELL Empire, Ale ; Ag iculturel Admlniit.etlon (I). • HERBERT H. BAILEY Tipton Ga Business Administration (I). • ROBERT E BAILEY Anniston. Ala Chemical Enginetring (21. Eighth Row; • JAMES B BAIN8RIDGE. Bessamer. Ala.; Bus ness Administration (I); Delta Chi • BEN 8AKEA Nashv’lle. Tenn.; Mechonica Engineering (I); Sigma Alpha Epsilon • BETTYE J. BAKER. Auburn. Ala.; Home Economics (I). • BRYAN G. BAKER. Albertville. Ale.; Aeronautical Administration (3). Ninth Row: • DELORES A. BAKER B rminghem, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (21. • ELIZKBETH I BAKER, Ga nesvilla. Ga ; Education (2); Phi Mo, • FRED I BAKER Opp. Ala Chemical (2) • GLENN £ BAKER Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). Tenth Row: • MADGE E 8AKER. New Brockton. Ala.; Education (2) • PEGGY J. BAKER Gallion. Ala.; Education (2). • WILLIAM H. BAKER Tuskogee. A'a : Agricultural Science (I), • GEORGE T. BALCH. Le� ngton A a,: Agricultural Education (3) Eleventh Row: • JOY A. BALDWIN. B rminghem, Ala ; Education (I); Chi Omega. • KAY B. BALLARD. Tallahassee Ala.; Pharmacy (3). • WAYMAN S. BAM8ERG. Brent. Ala.; Pre-Veterirery Medicine (I), • WILLIAM R. 8AM6ERG Birmingham. Ala.: Education (I). UNDERGRADUATES William Arnold Robert Arrington Carleon Arrington Merry Arthur Winfred Arthur John Artmon Madison Ashburn William Ashby John Ashley Mary Ashmore Jean Askew Ewart Atkins Gaorge Atkins Oavid Atkinson Nancy Atkinson Henry Austin Elinor Autrey James Avent Eliiabeth Arcock Wi Hem Ayceck Rebecca Baarcke Newton 8ebb David 8aggett Thomas Baggett James Bagley Jimmy Baqwell Herbert Bailey Robert Bailey James Beinb-idge Ben Baker Bettye Baker Bryan Baker Delores Baker Elitabeth Baker Fred Baker Glenn Baker Madge Baker Peggy Baker William Baker George Belch Joy Baldwin Kay Ballard Wayman Bamberg William Bamberg Charles Bankston •tober- Son I it on Paul tannon Thomas Berber Charles S.i-nfield Cecil Berkley Allen Barks George Bernard. Jr. Murray Barnard Jean Barnard Sober Barnard Billy Barnet Edith Barnet Jerry Barnet Rhett Barnet. Jr. Beniamin Ba'ne’t Betty Barnett Eliiabeth Barnett Kenneth Barnett Miles Barnett, Jr Thomat Barnett Beniamin Barnhill Barbara Barnwell Clifford Barr Jimmy Borrinton Chlee Barron John Barron Beany Barrow Chariot Barrow John Barrow Peoav Barrow Dorothy Bartlett Richard Bartlett Willierr Bartlett Jr. Alice Berton Mery Barton Robert 8arton Anita Batt Tommy Belton Donald Baltt Edwin Baum Jamot Bartar Jarret Bealle Jet Bat'd Left, thirty-five degrees . . . First Row: • CHARLES E BANKSTON. Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2), • ROBERT I. BANKSTON 8 rmirgham. Ala.: Enginearirvg Ph,s!cs (I). • PAUL W SANSON Hueyto.n Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering (I); Lambda Chi Aloha • THOMAS L BARBER. Dolhan Ala.: Pre-Veterinary (2): Omega Tau Sigma. Second Row; • CHARLES IAREEIELO. Now� ille, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2) . • CECIL L. BARKLEY. Ihomatton, Ala.; Agricultural Education (3) . • ALLEN E BARKS. Opelika Ala.; Industr'al Management (I I; Alpha Tau Omega. • GEORGE R. 8ARNARD, JR Birmingham, Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (2). Third Row; • MURRAY K, BARNARD Waycrcss. Ge.; Architecture («). • JEAN BARNARD. Valley Head. Ala.; Education (2). • ROBERT 0. BARNARD. Birmingham Ala.: Industrial Managament (I). • BILLY G BARNES. Tgscumb'a. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (2): Alpha Tau Omega. Fourth Row: • EDITH S. BARNES. Gadsden. Ala.; Science and Literature (2|. • JERRY T. BARNES. Hoket Bluft. Ala; Civ I Engineering j.|. • RHETT G. BARNES. JR Siberia. Ala.; Pro-Veterinary (I); Kappa Alpha • BENJAMIN T BARNETT. Montgomery. Ala.: But rest Administration (I). Fiflh Row: • BETTY J. BARNETT Birmingham Ala.; Education |J). • EL ZA-BETH J BARNETT. Mobile Ala - Pre-La- (I); Alpha Omicron Pi • KENNETH 0. BARNETT Cullman Ala ; Veterinary Medicine (3) Alpha Pti • MILES E BARNETT JR Atlanta Ge.; Electrical Engineering (2). Sixth Row: • THOMAS B. BARNETT Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I)- Delta Tau Delta, • BENJAMIN C. BARNHILL. Lo.ley Ala ; Pharmacy (3). • BARBARA J. BARNWELL, Pheni. City. Ala ; Educe-lion (21. • CLIFEORD R BARR Birmingham. Ala ; Art (I) Seventh Row: • JIMMY G. BARRINGTON Dotier. Ala : Industrial Management (3): Pi Kappa Phi • CHLOE K BARRON, Newman. Go.; Education (2) Alpha Delta Pi. • JOHN S BARRON. Montgomery. Ala.; Forestry (3); Sigma Nu • BENNY 8 BARROW Andalusia. Ala.; Business Administration (3) Eighth Row: • CHARLES E BARROW. Mobile. A a.; Business Administration (3): Sigma Phi Epsilon • JOHN M BARROW Empire. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • PEGGY J. BARROW Jackson Ala ; Education (3): Phi Mu. • DOROTHY J, BARTLETT Feirfei. Ala.; Home Eco ncmlcs Education (2). Ninth Row; e RICHARD M. BARTLETT Albany Ge.: Business Adm'n'slretion (3)- Kappa Alpha • WILLIAM E BARTLETT. JR. Columbus. Ge ; Pre'-Medieirt (I); Sigma Chi. • ALICE V. BARTON Sylacaugu, Ala Education (I) • MARY A. BARTON, Birmingham Ala.; Secretarial Tra nina (I). Tenth Row; e ROBERT L BARTON Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I) e ANITA I BASS Opel ka Ala. A-t (2). • TOMMY K. BATSON Bessemer Ala.: Chemical Eng nearing (2); Pi Kappa Alpha • DONALD W BATTS Moultrie. Ge.; Aeronautical Engineering (I) Eleventh Row: e EDWIN C BAUM Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Engineer rg (2). e JAMES w BAXTER Clio Ala .- Phe.maey (2). • JAMES W BEaLLE Jell'eo. Teen.; 8u!lding Construction (I); Kappa Alpha • JEEP H BEARD Auburn. Ala ; Pre-Medicine (I); Sigma Nu UNDERGRADUATES i c | •3 «s I i J ,, 5 -J • S 5 !i| i- mi • 1 = E • = = � ” • ; -o 2 |!|! 2U1 s 2 s }n : t II ■Sx j ,: I | s r F - air nil i ; It ?'ii 15. ; M4. .StfO 5 2 J ,'5Z -- • -UJ •: ig O « © 11 |o 1 |3 2i - o'S u 2 S ooo X zzifr _ Z«° — ki §? « 353 1 iC • • • Oi5 •: •: •; S K ClzSj raoS I°« WWUJ ;• Ie.s.I |i?i ?c2i |?v. i ? u- f c |u ui E E ??? 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O- .5 ; — ?= c 0 © 5e2-5 e r-© © ! © • • CiL 3 UJ • o. i GO CU UJ 1 : • 1 4 1 •1 M.u PPr q V A jO t '• ai 9 f 4 I ? % 'Wj I r J at ' f wjy; m L j i; ft ▼r q Y� % % 'I + $ Cj[ - r L kr w f S V] w ' V t m q P al 1L A rs 1 r£ I7y James Benton John Benton Alice Berry Jimn Berry Lawrence Berry Carolyn Bertram Corlnne Betti John Bibb Mary Bibb Jamn Bice Dudley Bickhem Robert Bickham Otha Biggt Raymond b ggi Amy Billingsley Ruth Silbe Frank Billingsley Robert tlntord William Birdtonq Garland Bithpp John Bishop Richard Bithop Maurice Bivent Edward Slack Robacca Black Richard Black Ihomet Black Billy 8lackburn Robert Blackburn Martha Slacketor John Blackmon Willie Blackmon Samuel Blackwell David Blair Benjamin Blake Joann Bland John 8lekenthip Bor Blatingame Thomat Bledtoe John Blevint Robert Blilt Stewart Blitt Chariot Slondhein Glocia 8locdworth Mile Donahue honored at Dad's Day. First Row: • JAMES T. BENTON. Mobile. Ala.; Agrlcu tural Engineering (J). • JOHN M. BENTON. JR. Birmingham Ala.; Butinett Adm nittra-tion (2); Phi Delta Theta. • ALICE B. 8ERRY. Oiark Ala.- Secretarial Training (I); Chi Omega. • JAMES S BERRY JR.. Laceyt Springt. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). Second Row: • LAWRENCE L. BERRY. Boy. Ala.; Architecture (I). • CAROLYN BERTRAM. Prattville. Ala.; Secretarial Tiainieg (I); Alpha Oelte PI. • CORINNE 8ETT$. Columbut. Ga.; Education (3); Alpha Delta P . • JOHN 6 8I6B, Montgomery Ala.; Electrical Engineering [}). Third Row: • MARY CAROLYN BIBB. Belle Mina Ala.; Science and Llleraiure 12); Kappa Dc la. • JAMES P. BICE. Weogulka. Ala.; Agricultural Engineerng (3). • DUOlEY W. 6ICKHAM. Auburn. Ala.; Pie- Medicine (I). • ROBERT O BICKHAM. Auburn. Ala.; Pre-V.le-inary Medicine (2). Fourth Row; • OTHA L. BIGGS. Peterman. Ala.; Butinett Adminiitration (1). • RAYMOND R. 8IGGS. Peterman. Ala.; Pharmacy (I): Alpha Tau Omega. • RUTH L. BILBE, litori. Mitt.; Laboratory Technology (I); Chi Omega • AMY E BILLINGSLEY, Tallattoc. Ala.; Applied Art. ID- Fifth Row: • FRANK BILLINGSLEY Birmingham Ala.; Pre-Veterina-y Med cine (2). ROBERT G. BINFORD. Selma Ala.; Butinett Adnvnii'.ation (3): Alpha Pti. • WILLIAM E BIRDSONG. Jackton. Mitt.; Eloctr cal Englneerirg (I); Pi Kappa Alpha • GARLAND G. BISHOP La Grange Ga.; Butireii Adminiitration (2); Sigma No. Sixth Row: • JOHN R BISHOP, Greenville. S. C.; Butinett Adminittratiee (2); Sigma Alpha Eptilcn. • RICHARD C BISHOP He ena. A a.; Electrical Engineerirg (I). • MAURICE K. BIVENS, Birmingham Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (I); Delia Sigma Pi. • EOWARO D BLACK Montgomery. Ala.; Appliod Art (I). Seventh Row: • REBECCA BLACK. Sylacauga. Ala.; Education (II. • RICHARD E. BLACK. Birmingham Ala.; Eloct'ical Engineering (I); Del a Sigma Phi. • THOMAS N. 8LACK. Jackton. Tenn.; Architecture (I). • BILLY O. BLACKBURN. Albert. Ala ; Pre-Veterinary Med cut (2). Eighth Row: • ROBERT DAVID BLACKBURN. Burkville. Ala.; Agricultural Seionce (21. • MARTHA GUTHRIE SLACKETOR. Birmingham. A a.; Education (I) e JOHN ALFRED BLACKMON. Columbut. Ga.: Induttr al Management (3); Sigma Alpha Eptilon. • WILLIE BRYANT BLACK-MON. Gcorqiane, Ala.; Butinett Adminiitration (3); Theta XI. Ninth Row; • SAMUEL JOSEPH 8LACKWELL. Memphit. Tenn.; Engineering Phytict (2). DAVID V BLAIR Columbut Ga.; Industrial Management (I). • BENJAMIN CAMPBELL BLAKE. Birmingham Ala.; Civil Engineerirg (2); Phi Delta Theta. • JO ANN BLAND. B rmirgham. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Zeta Tau Alpha. Tenth Row: • JOHN ALLEN BLANKENSHIP. Elmore. Ala.; Agriculture Edu- cation (2). • BEN C. BLASINGAME Camp Hill. Ala.; Mechanical Engineerirg (2). • THOMAS EARLE BLEDSOE Pentaeola. Fla ; Electrical Engineering (I) • JOHN CHARLES BLEVINS. Ungda e. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). Elovonth Row: • ROBERT BENSON BLISS. Birmingham Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • STEWART ALVIN BLISS. Birmingham. Ala.; Electrc.il Engl, nearing (3). • CHARLES A 8LONDHEIN. Eufaula. Ala ; Architecture (2): Sigma Nu. • GLORIA BLOODWORTH Gelretville. Ga.; Labor-atony Technology (I • Zeta Tau Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES Smith Hall First Row: • WILLIAM M BLOUNT Dolhan. Ala.; Business Adr-iioistratien ( J: Phi Delta Theta. • MARY F. SLUE Sylacauga. Ala.; Art (I). • JOHN W. BLUM Mobil , Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I) • JAMES M. BOATWRIGHT, Selma, Ala ; Electrical Engineering Second Row; • MAX S. 8080. Collinsville Ala; Business Administration (2) • ANSA K. BOODEN. Mobil Ala Science and Literature (I). • ROY 8, SOGUE St. Petersburg, Flo. Electrical Engineering (I): Alpha Too Omego • RICHARD J. SOHORFOUSH, Birmingham Alo.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Third Row; • RICHARD J. 80HNH0FF Loiley. Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I). • ROBERT C BOLAND. Opol la, Ala; Business Adm!-nitration (I) • CHARLIE B SOLOING. Map eiville. Ala.; Forestry (I) FRANKS. 80LEN Salma. Ala : Pharmacy (I). Fourth Row: • NORMA J. 80LIN Whit ha� n. Tenn.; Art (I); Zata Tau Alpha • HENRY E BOLTON. Theodor Ala.; Chomical Engineering [2). • CONNIE E. 80MAR, LaFaiette, Go.; Buiinou Administration (I) • MARGARET H. 80MAR Centre. Ala.; Horn Economici (I) Fifth Row: • 8EEMAN 8 BONO, Lcj tville, Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • DWIGHT S BOND Clayton, Ala,; Agricultural Educat on (2) • FRANK L BONDS, Docena. Ala; Science and Literature (2) • RUBY M 8ON0S Tarrant Ala.; Secretarial Training l|. Sixth Row: • JACK W. BCNNELL. JR. Fairhope. A a.; Bjsino:s Administration (I) Phi Kappa Phi. • MARTHA A BONNER 8 rm nqham. A a Education (2). • JOHN C. BOOKHOLDT Faifietd. A'a ; Ae-onau-tical Enqineorinq (2). • WILLIAM R. BOONE. Mobil Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I); Delta Sigma Phi Sovonth Row: • ZORAH W. BOONE. Headland Ala.; Home Economici (I). • JO SEPH E. 80RCHES III; Decatur, Ca.; Aeronautical E-ginearing |2) • MARTHA P. BORDrN. Jatpor, Ala.: Home Economici (2) • MARY E. BORDEN Choccoloeeo Ala.; Mom Economici (I) Cighth Row; • WILLIAM H. BORDERS. Wen Po nt. Ga.; Suiineii Administration (21 • JOE F BOR'AND Harford. Ala. Business Administration (2); Lambca Cn Alpha. • MURIS R BOSH ELL. Phil Campbell, Ala.; Pre-Ye’erinary Medicine (I) • NEIL D. BOSTICK, 8irminqh m. Ala.; Arl (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. Ninth Row; • ROBERT H. 80STWICK. Arlirqlon. Ga.; 8uiineii Administration (II Alpha Tau Omeqa. • ALFRED T. BOSWELL. Thomasvill . Ala.; Art (I). • MARY LOL BOTHWEtL. Decatur, Ga.; Art (I); Zeta Tau Alpha • CHARLES E. 80TTCHER, Harcevlll , Ala.; Aqricullural Enqineerinq (J); Pi Kappa Alpha. Tenth Row: • HILTON A BOWDEN Talladeqa. At ; Industrial Management (1). • JACK BOWDEN. Talladeqa. Al.s Mecharical Enqineerinq (II. WILLIAM A. BOWDEN JR Memphis. Tenn ; Architecture (2); Sigma Nu • ROBERT E BOWDON Ca era. Ala.. Mechanical Engineering (I). Elovonth Row: • BOBBY A. BOWEN Decatur. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I) • OEAN L. BOWEN. Tallassee Ala ; Business Administration (3) • LEO D BOWEN Scmerville, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • CHARLES G. 30WLES Montgomery. A'a,; Physics (?) UNDERGRADUATES William Blount Mary Blue John Blum James BoaiwrigM Ma� Bcbo Anna Bodden Roy Bog jo Richard Schortoush R chard Bohnholl Robert Boland Charlie Bolding Frank Bolen Norma Bolin Henry Bolton Conn’ Bomar Margaret Boms' Banman Bond Dwight Bond Franl Bonds Ruby Bonds Jack Bonnell, Jr. Martha Bonner John Bookholdl William Boone Zorah Boone Joseph Borches Morlha Bo-don Mary Borden William Borders Jo Borland Muris Bomoll Neil Bostick Robert Bos-wlcl Allred Bcswell Mary Bolhwell Charles 8oltcher Hilton Bowden Jack Bcwden William Bowdon Jr. Robe’l Bowdon Bobbr Bowen Dean Bowen Leo Bowen Charles Bowles Patricia Bowles till Bo-iinq Billy Bo-ling Robert Bowling Janti Bowman C 0«il Boi Ceorqe 6o« Seth Boi Trudy 8o« A-thur 8oyanton Bcnrin Boyd Glenn Boyd Johnny Boyd Margery Boyd Martha toyell Nar.cy Boyd Webster Boyd liilii'd Boyette Clifford Soyiston Howard Botem.se Weldon Boierrven Billy Brabham Louit Bracken Wil iam Iradriy Patricia B'adberry John Braden Claborn Bradlield Barbara Bradford Jimmy Bradley Rjlh Bradley Al'in Bradshaw Virgil Bradshaw James Brady Martha Brady Fuguen Brady Albert Brame Mary Bramle t Guy B'entcome Hoyt Brant Mai tranyon Ann Brat-ell Edwin Bratwell Donald tra«aido At,i Brawbllck Thero it one in every crowd. First Row: • PATRICIA BOWLES, Steventon. Ala ; Interior Deiigr (I); Theta Uptilon • BILL BOWLING LaFayette. Ala,; Pharmacy (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • BILLY BOWLING. Dothan Ala Pre-Velerinary Med cine (I): Alpha Psi • R08ERT A. BOWLING. Cullman. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (J); Alpha Gamma Rho. Second Row: • JAMES H BOWMAN Pitgah. Ala.; Electrical Enqnee-irvg (I). • CLOVIS W BOX Fairfield. A a.; Pre Medicine (2). • GEORGE L. BOX. Annitton, Ala.; Civil Engineerino (2); Alpha Tau Omega • SETH R BOX. Fairfield, Ala.; Science and Literature (3); Kappa Alpha. Third Row: • TRUDY M. BOX Birmingham Ala.; Commercial Education (I); Phi Mu • ARTHUR O. BOYANTON. Muntjville. Ala.; Tortile Engl-nearing (3). • 80NNIE 8OY0 Hueytcwn. Ala,; Butinets Adm'nittre-tion (I). • GLENN T BOYD, Greenville Ala.; Electrical Engineering Fourth Row; • JOHNNY E. 8OY0, Hueytown Ala.; Bvtinatt Adm filtration fJ). • MARGERY F. 8OY0 Hope Hull. Ala.; Home Economic (J). e MARTHA L BOYETT. Rockfo-d Ala.; Home Economic (I) • NANCY V SOYO, Oneorta. Ala.; Education (?) Fifth Row: • WEBSTER H BOYD Louisville. Ala; Pharmacy (2). • RICHARD A. BOYETTE, Eufaula. Ala.; Busnest Administration (2); Sigma Nu. • ClIFFORO H BOYLSTON Birmirgham Ala.; Mechanical Engineer-ing (3): Sigma Chi. • HOWARO C. BOZEMAN Oneonta. Ala . Architecture (J); Pi Kappa Phi. Sixth Row: • WELDON L BOZEMAN. Searight Ala ; Business Adminiitration (21 • BILLY M BRABHAM Comer. Ala; Butinatt Adminiitration (I): Sigma N«. • LOUIS O. BRACKEN. Auburn. Ate : Butinett Adminiitration (I). • WILLIAM M. BRACKNEY, Annitton. Ala.; Electrical Eng reering (I). Seventh Row: • PATRICIA M. 8RA0BERRY Auburn. Ala.; Home Demonitration (1) . • JOHN R BRADEN lettemor, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (21: Pi Kappa Alpha n CLABORN ERADFIELD Watt Po nt. Ga ; Butinett Adminiitration (2) • BARBARA I BRADFORD. Auburn, AM : Horn Eccnomict (I): Chi Omega Eighth Row: • JIMMY M BRADLEY. Sylacauga. A a.; Industrial Management (2) . • L. RUTH BRADLEY. Bettemer. Ala.; Home Demonitration (It. Oelta Zeta. • ALVIN W. BRADSHAW. St Petertburg, Fla.; Industrial Management (I). • VIRGH W BRAOSHAW. New Brockton. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (I). Ninth Row: • JAMES E BRADY Marion, Ala.; Agriculture (I). • MARTHA T BRADY. Mobile Ala.; Home Economy (I); Alpha Omicrors Pi. • J. EUGENE BRADY, Selma, Ala.; Fish Management (1|. • ALBERT W BRAME Montgomery. Ala.; Industrial Management (J); Kappa Alpha. Tenth Row: • MARY C. BRAMLETT, $te«enion. Ala.; Home Economic (2). e GUY BRANSCOME, G-enada. Mitt ; Veterinary Med cine (2) • HOYT M BRANT. Columbus Ga. Pharmacy (I); Taj Kappa Eos!-Ion • MAX G. BRANYON. Fayette. Ala.: Education (3): Alpha Gamma Rho. Elovonth Row; • ANN BRASWELL, Birmingham, Ala.: Home Economic (I) • EDWIN V. BRASWELL Birmingham Ala.; Business Administration (J); Lambda Chi Alpha. • DONALO H. 8RAVAIOO. Albany, Ga : Industrial Management (2); Phi Delta Theta • ASA Y. BPAWBLICK. Forestry Plot. Ale.; Architecture (3). UNDERGRADUATES Tiehonor Hall First Row: • JOSEPH ANDREW BRAXTON, Geo giena Ala.; Pre-Dantistry (I). • 8EI1Y LOUISE BRAY, Dadevllle, Ala.; Laboratory Tachnoloqy (I). • DANNY FRANK BREEDEN. Gadsden Ala Electrical Engineering (1) . • GEORGE RAY BREEDEN, JR . Gadsden, Are.; Chom cal Ertgi-naering (I). Socond Row: • MARY BREEOLORE, Birmingham. Ala.; Sacraterial Training (I); Alpha Gamma Data • ROBERT M BREEDLOVE, Mcbila. Ala Elactrical Enginaering (2). • EUDENE FERRELL BRELAND Wiggins. Miss ; Mechanical fnginearing (3). • BETTY CAROL BREWER la-nett. Ala.; Physical Education (2); Oalta Zata Third Row: • BRIAN POYNTER BRCWCR, Montgomery, Alo.. Aeronautical Ad-min stration (2): Oalta CM. • JANET LOUISE BREWER. Whitehaven. Tann.; Home Economics (I); Zata Tau Alpha. • ROBERT NELSON BREWER, Phil Campbell, Ala.; Home Economics Education (2J; Sigma Phi Epsilon • POWELL BREWTON. Panama City, Fla.; Building Construction (2); Sigma Chi Fourth Row: • PAUL LANIER BRIDGES. Brinson, Ga.; Agricultural Science (2) • EDGAR ALLEN BRIDGMAN, Tollatsee Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (2) . • ROBERT LEWIS BRIDGMAN, Eclectic, Ala.; Agricutvral Engineering (I), a ROBERT MARION 8RIDWELL Atlanta Ga.- Architecture (I). Fifth Row: • GARY WINSTON BRINDLEY, 8 rmingham. Ala.; Industrial Man-egemert (2); Sigma Phi Epsilon. • HENRY L BRINK. Florence. Ala Agricultural Engineering (3). • AUTICE BETH BRISCOE Gunters-Mile. Ala.; Homo Economies (I). • HUBERT E BRITNELL. Hamit-ton. Ala.; Business Administration (J). Sixth Row: • DONAIO ALBERT BRITT Ocala Fa.; Education (}). • ROBFRT WARREN BRITT Biookheven. Miss.; Forestry (2) Sigms Pi. • JUANITA JOAN BRITTAIN. B rmingham, Ala.; Interior Design 12) • RICHARD EDWIN BRITTON. Moss Point Mechanical Engi- naaring ()). Seventh Row: • BARRY EUGENE BROACH. Anniston. Ala.: Architecture (2): Alpha Tau Omege. • JOE BUNYAN BROADWATER. Athens. Ala Agricultural Science (2); Theta Chi • THOMAS LCLAND BROCK Birmingham. Ale.; Civil Engineering {})• Delta Sigma Phi. • Wll-LIAM PATRICK BROCK. Cleburn, Ala.; Pro Medicine (II. Eighth Row: • R08ERT EDWARD 8ROGOEN Andalusia. Ala.; Forestry (2) • ROBERT M. BROM. Birmingham, Ala.; Pre-Dont;sfry (2); Dal a Sigma Phi a CHARLES EDWARD BRONSON Ale.anda- City Ala Aeronautical Enginaaring (I). • CECILIA ANITA 8ROOKS. Atlanta Ga.; Homa Economics (I); Phi Mu. Ninth Row: • OLIN C BROOKS. Birmingham. Ala.; Industrial Managamant (I) Da ta Chi. • OLIN RAY BROOKS. Birmingham. Aia.; Buslnass Administration (I) • PHILIP CHARLES BROSEMER. Huntsville Ala Ornamantal Horticulture (3), • PEGGY JEAN BROWDER Mckcnxle Ala.; Pharmacy (3). Tenth Row: • BETTY JANE BROWN Gadtdan. Ala.; Appliad Art (I), a BETTY MOULTRIE BROWN. Albartvilla. Ala ; Education (3). • CLAIRE RUTH BROWN Montgomery, Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Ch Omega. • DANIEL G. BROWN. Greenwood. Springs, Miss.; Vet. erinery Medicine (3). Eleventh Row: • DOT BROWN. Gadsden, Ala.; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Gamma Oalta • DREW AS8URY BROWN, Alarand ' Cdy Ala. Civil Engineering 13). • GAINES A BROWN, Decatur. Ga.'; Agri. cultural Science (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon. • GAYLE BROWN. Atlanta. Ga,. Elementary Education; Phi Ma. UNDERGRADUATES Joseph Breiton Betty Bray Oanny Breeden George Breeden Mary Braadlore Robert Bieedlove Eugene 8'elend Betty Brewer 8rian 8re� e' Jenet Brewer Robert Brewer Powell Brewton Paul Bridges Edgar Bridgman Robert Bridgman Robert Bridwell Ge‘y Brindley Henry 8rink Autice Biiscoe Hubert 8‘itneil Donald Britt Robert Britt Juanita 8-ittain Richard Britton Marry Broach Joe Broadwater Thornes Brock Patrick Brock Robe-t Brogden Robert Brom Charles Bronson Cecilio Brooks Olin Brooks Olin Ray Brooks Philip Brosemer Paggy 3-owder Batty Brown Beltr M. Brown C'aira B'own Daniel Brown Oot Brown Draw Brown Gaines Brown Gayle Brown George Bro-n Hover lio « Kothleen Brown Katherine B'Own Lawrence Brown Leighton Brown Merqaret B-own Marianne B-own Marilyn Brown Marvin Brown Mickey Brown Richard Brown Richard E. Brown Robort Brown Thomas B-own William Brown Robert Brown Sam Brown Shirley Brown William 8'ownlia Georg Bronson franklin Brunson Donald Bryan Marthall Bryan Martha B-yan Donald Bryant Janice 8ryant Stanley Buchanan Troy Buchanan Catherine Buck Suzanne Bwchingham Patrick Buckle Stephen Buckler Alvin Buckner Robert Buattner Robert Bugg Jemet Bunch Donald Burch Gordon Burch Jerry Burch Willard Burch Robert Bu-dett Billy Burdette Myrtle Bu'lord To the Cniino—hnreh! First Row: • GEORGE ROBERT BROWN, JR., Onoonto. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Sigma P. • HAVEN C. BROWN Norristown Penn.; Engineering Phytic (J); Sigma Pi. • KATHLEEN 8ROWN. Mont-gcmery. Ala.; Homo Economic (2); Alpha Daita Pi • KATHERINE SINCLAIR BROWN, Mobile, Ala.; Homo Economic (I); Alpha Gamma Della. Second Row; e LAWRENCE SIDNEY BROWN Ooelika Ala.- Architactura (3). • LEIGHTON GRUBB BROWN. Foal Myert. FI .; Mechanical Engineering (I). • MARGARET ANN BROWN Gurley. Ala; Educa’ion (J). • MARIANNE BROWN. Opelika. Ala.; Home Economic (I); Alpha Delta Pi. Third Row; • MARILYN GEORGIA BROWN. Madiion F a.; Home Economic (2): Zeta Tau Alpha. • MARVIN HOWELL BROWN JR Gadsden Ala.; Industrial Management ()); Sigma Nu. • MICKEY NOLAN 8ROWN, Gadsden. Ala.; Industrial Management (J); $ gmj Nv. • RICHARD DOUGLAS BROWN Ozark Ala.; Business Management (1) . Fourth Row; • RICHARO EUGENE BROWN, Atlanta. Ga ; Business Administration (I). • R08ERT BENNETT BROWN, Birmingham, Ala,; Architec-ture (I). • THOMAS ADRIAN BROWN St. Pata'tburg Fla. Me-chanica Engineering (3); Alpha Tau Omega • WILLIAM HANDLEY BROWN. JR. LaGrange, Ga.; Eloctrical Engineering (}). Fifth Row: e ROBERT T BROWN. Alerander City Ala.; Business Adminitt-ation (2) . • SAM DUNCAN BROWN. Newnan. Ga.; Industrial Manage mont (2|; Tau Kappa Epsilon. • SHIRLEY ANN BROWN. Mobile Ala.; Chemistry (2� ; Zeta Tau Alpha • WILLIAM DAVIDSON BROWNLIE. Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Enginee-ing (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Si«th Row; • GEORGE BROXSON. Bellwood. Ala.; Business Administration (2]. • FRANKLIN D 8RUNSON. Ozark. Ala.; Pr«.Dentistry (31 • DON AID DEAN BRYAN. Ardmora Tenn.; Pre-Veterinary (2). • MARSH ALL HATCHER BRYAN Brundidge Ala.; Pre-Veterinary (2); P Kappa Alpha. Sevonth Row; • MARTHA JEAN BRYAN Union Springs, Ala.; Educat on (2); Fhi Mu • DONALD NORTON BRYANT. 6 ley. Ala.; Educafon (I). • JANlfCF VFRNON BRYANT Thomasvi le. A a.; Sccretar at Train ng (21. • STANLEY WAYNE 3UCHANAN. Woodland. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (2). Eighth Row: • TROY BUCHANAN. Alabama City Ala ; Electrical Engineering (3) . • CATHERINE LOUISE BUCK Thomaston. Ala.; Home Economics (I); Chi Omoga • SUZANNE 8UCHINGHAM, 8 rm nqham. Ala.; Speech (I); Phi Mu • S. PATRICK BUCKLES Chattanooga, Tenn.; Science ft Literature (I). Ninth Row; • STEPHEN J. 8UCKLEY. Birmingham, Ala-; Civil Engineering (2). • ALVIN R. BUCKNER Birmingham Ala. Civil Eng nearing |2) • ROBERT L BUETTNER Cullman. Ala.; Building Construe-icn (2); Sigma Pi. ® ROBERT OSIE 8UGG. Auburn. Ala.; Agricultural Edu-coticr (J). Tonth Row: • JAMES ALONZO BUNCH. Mobile, Ala.; Art (2); Sigma Chi • DONALD LEVIN BURCH. Live Oak. Fla.; Pre-Veterinary (2) • GORDON FARRELL BURCH G'ar-.d Bay. A'a ; Aeronautical Eng neoring 11) • JERRY GLEN BURCH, Pine Apple. Ala ; Agricultural Science (I) Elovonth Row: • WILLARD JACK BURCH. Mouitoo. Ala. Agriculture (2) • ROB. ERT A. BUROETT Brcokwood. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • BILLY REESE eUROETTE Clanton Ala.; Business Administration (I) • MYR- TLE BELLE BURFORD. Prichard. Ala.; Education (3). UNDERGRADUATES Cower Hell Herman Burge Edward Burgess George Bu-gesi Geo-go Burgess Julian Burqcss William Burgess John Burqirs William Bjrqln Leland Burkart Neil Burke Seth turkott Be'lrem 8u'nett Fir if Row: e HERMAN S BURGE. JR . Birmingham. Ala.: Civil Engineering (II Lambda Chi Alpha. • EDWARD M. BURGESS. 8‘rmirqham. Ala.; Chemistry 2). • GEORGE G. BURGESS. Carbon Hill. Ala.; E ec-trical Engineering (I). • GEORGIA BURGESS. Albany. Go.; Sacra-larial Training (I). Second Row; • JULIAN K. BURGESS WarCtost. Ga.; Industrial Management (2): Theta Chi. • WILLIAM T. 3URGESS. Pensacola. Fa.; Electrical Engineering (I). • JOHN S BURGIN, Birmingham. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (J). • WILLIAM C. BURGIN. Birmingham. Ala.; Engineering Physics (3). Third Row: • LELAND A. BURKHART. Hanceville. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • NEIL E BURKE Fairtiold, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (2). • SETH W. BURKETT Ashford. Ala ; Businoss Administration (2). • BERTRAM 8 BURNETT. Haleyvillc Ala.; Animal Husbandry (I) John Burnett Van Burnette Wesley Burnham Charles Burnt J. t. Burns Marie Burnt Ralph Burnt Thomas Bjrnslde Fourth Row; • JOHN W. BURNETT Gadsden, A a.; Electrical Engineering (I) • VAN T BURNETTE Winter Haven. Ha ; Veterinary Medicine {«): Alpha Rti. • WESLEY L. BURNHAM. Birmingham. Ala.; Building Construction (I); Phi Delta Theta. • CHARLES W BURNS. Allsboro. Ala Agricultural Science (I). Fifth Row: • J 8 BURNS. Allsboro. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I) • MARIE B. BURNS. Brewton, Ala.; Education (2) • RALPH A BURNS Talladega. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (3). • THOMAS F. BURNSIDE. Montgomery. Ala ; Forestry (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. Sitth Row: • ANNETTE BURROW Lincrile. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (J) • DAWSON L. BURTON. Selma Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • JULIAN L. BURTON Thornton Ga ; Industrial Management (I); Phi Delta Theta. • PHILIP B BURWEll. Montgomery. Ala.; Business Administration (I) Seventh Row: • JACK BUSEY. JR., Brewton. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • IVAN D 8UTGSREIT Fairhope. Ala.; 8usioesi Administration (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • CAROL T. BUTLER Atlanta. Go.; Secretarial Training (I): Alpha Delta Pi. • CLARENCE e. 8UTLER. Laogdale, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Eighth Row: • LOIS B. BUTLER, New Mope. Ala.; Education (I); Phi Mu • PAUL H. 8UTIER Atlanta. Ga.; Industrial Management (2) Pi Kappa Alpha • ROBERT N BUTLER Lakeland. Fla ; Industrial Management (2); Delta Tau Delta. • WILLIAM BUTLER Byirgton. Tern.; Veterinary Medicine (3). Ninth Row; • E SAM BUTNER. Enterprise, Ala.; Architecture (3); Sigma Nu, • BILL H. BYERS Leeds, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (i). • CAROLYN L. BYNUM Greensboro. Ala.; Business Administration (2) • CLARENCE A. BYRO, York, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). Tonth Row; • JAMES B BYRD. Arifon. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I), e RICHARD T. BYRD. Gadsden. Ala.; Industrial Management (I). • ROSS L. BYRD Elmore Ala. Pr.-Dcrtislry (I); Delta Cni • WILLIAM G BYRD Beulah. Ala.; Pre-V«terinary Medicare (2); Phi Delta Theta. Eleventh Row: • WILLIAM W BYRD, Birmingham, Ala.; Agricultural Science (2); Phi Delta Theta • JOHN B. 8YRNE. Columbus. Ga.. Business Administration (I). • JACK R. CAIN, Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3) • THOMAS L. CAIN, Dothan, Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). UNDERGRADUATES Annette Burrow Dawson Burton Julian Burton Ph lip Bu-well Jack 8usey Ivan Butgereit Carol Butlar Clarence Butler Lois Butler Paul 8uller Robert Bjtler William Butler Sam Burner Bill Byers Carolyn 8ynum Clarence Byrd James Byrd Richard Byrd Ross Byrd William Byrd William W. Byrd John Byrne Jack Cain Thomas Cain Thomat Cain Anne Cold� ll Jo Caldwell Paul Caldwell Robert Callahan H nrv Callaway David Cellii Ed� ord Calvin Robert Cameron Roy Cameron Barbara Campbell Daniel Carnot 11 Jamal Campbell William Campbell Richard Canfield Janrn Cannon J rry Cannon Ma-tha Cannon C cil Cantey Jamat Centley Barbara Canlrall Elilabath Caperton Mary Cappt Alica Carloviti Naal Carlton louil Carlton Thomei Ca'lton John Carmichael Mary Carmichael Glynn Carney Billy Carpenter Jill C ’p nt r Clemont Carpenter Erthel Carr By'O Carroll Jamet Carroll Hugh Carton W iliam Carton Sue Carter Billy Carter Eugene Carter Gwendolyn Carter Sanford Carter Lowed Carter GEORGIA TECH “THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS' Supply your own caption. First Row: • THOMAS W. CAINE Mucyto-n. A'a.; Mechanical Engineering (3). • ANNE M. CALDWELL. Montgomery. Ale.; Educat on (3): Alpha Dalta Pi. • JO M. CALDWELL Montgomery Ala ; Education (1) . • PAULA R CALOWEll Birmingham, Ala ; Education (I) Second Row: • ROBERT E CALLAHAN, Atlanta. Ga Induitrial Management (2) ; Phi Delta Theta • HENRY J CALLAWAY 8 rmlngham. Ala Induitrial Management (3): Sigma Chi. • DAVIO M CALLIS, Montgomery, Ala,; Agriculture (I): Delta Sigma Phi. • EDWARO P. CALVIN. Athem. Ale.; Veterinary Medicine (3): Alpha Pti. Third Row; • ROBERT L CAMERON Union Sp-ings A a.; Agriculture (3) • ROY I. CAMERON Millport. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (I) • BARBARA J CAMPBELL Gunterivlle Ala, Home Ecoromict (3) ; Theta Uptilo-n. • DANIEL H. CAMPBELL Montgomery. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Alpha Ept'lan. Fourth Row; • JAMES A. CAMPBELL lengdele Ala.; Pharmacy (2); Alpha Taw Omega. • WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL Auburn Ala.; Chemiitry (3). • RICHARD C. CANFIELD. Mott Point. Mitt.; Mechanical Engi. nearing (2). • JAMES P CANNON Montgomery Ala ; Science arc1 Literature (J); Phi Delta Theta Fifth Row; • JERRY G. CANNON. Eatl Taliauee. Ala.; Pharmacy (I) • MARTHA C. CANNON tail lallatte . Ale ; Sociology (2). • CECIL 8 CANIEY, Dothan. Ale ; Induitrial Management (2); Sigma Alpha Epillon • JAMES 8 CANTLEY. Birmingham. Ala,: Butinett Administration (3); Kappa Alpha. Sixth Row; • RAR3ARA A CANTRELL. Boat A a.; Education (I) • ELIZABETH J. CAFERTON Steventon Ala.: Secretarial Trainirg (I). • MARY JEANNETTE CAPPS Opelila Ala.; Business Adm nittratien (2). • ALICE £. CARlOVITZ. Auburn, Ala.; Education (3); Zeta Tau Alpha. Seventh Row: • NEAL R CARLSON. Fryithurst. Ala ; Veterinary Medicine (3) • LOUIS R CARLTON Sterrett Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • THOMAS O CARLTON Mob le Ala.; Ptychology |2); Phi Kappa Tau. • JOHN E CARMICHAEL. Buffalo Ala.; Education (}). Eighth Row: • MARY L. CARMICHAEL. Montgomery. Ala.; Secretarial Science (I): Alpha Oolte Pi • GLYNN E. CARNEY. To.ey, Ala.; Pharmacy (I). • BILLY W CARPENTER Wedowae, Ala ; Agricultural Educe-tion (I) • JILL CARPENTER Andalotia. Ala.; Education (3); Delta Zeta. Ninth Row; • O CLEMONT CARPENTER. Brantley. Ala.; Pharmacy (31. e BYRON I CARROLL Clayton Ala.; Agricultural Education (3) • JAMES W CARROLL B rminghem. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (3). • ERSHEL It CARR Birminghem. Ala ; Induitrial Management (0. Tenth Row: • HUGH M. CARSON, lenetl. Ala.. Mechanical Engineer rg (SI. • WILLIAM G. CARSON Lanett. Ala.; Mechanic Engineering (I). • A. SUE CARTER. Chiplev FI .; Horn Ecorvom ci (3); Zeta Tau Alpha. • BITSY CARTER. Oneonta. Ala; Science and literature (2); Kappa Delta. Eleventh Row: • EUGENE S. CARTER JR. Opelita Ala.; Builreii Adminiitretion (I). • GWENDOLYN S. CARTER. Scottiboro Ate,; Heme Economici (3): Alpha Omicron Pi. • J SANFORD CARTER Sullivan. Ind ; Aeronautical Engineering (21. • LOWELL M. CARTER Troy Ate : Agricultural Education (2). UNDERGRADUATES Ross Chemical Laboratory First Row: • MARY L. CARTER, Troy, Ato.; Home Economist (2], • ROBERT E CARTER, ScoHtboro Ala.; Pharmacy (I). • VERNON L. CARTER JR Wad ley. Ale.: Pre-Veterinary Medicine (2). • WARNER R CAR TER. ItMlt, Ala.; CUdilcal (I). Second Row: • WILLIAM L. CARTER Daphne. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine ( ) • 8. ALLEN CASEY. Chattanooga. Tern,; Butinetl Administration (II; Kappa Sigma. • JACK E. CASH. Anniston. Ala.; Mechanic! Engineering (3) • RUTH E CASHION. Birm'nghem. A a.; Lab-c a-tory Technology (J). Third Row; • JOE M CASTLEBERRY. Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • MARY J CASUE8ERRY. Cattebe-ry. Ala.; Education (I). • MARGIE N CATCHINGS Rock'ord. Ala ; Elementary Education 11). • NORTON E CARTER Mobile. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2); Alpha Tau Omega. Fourth Row: • JAMES R CATHCART Columbia S C.; Fo-e.try (3). • H ALEXANDRIA CATHEY. Auburn Ala.; Education (2) • MARGARET A CATHEY. Auburn. Ala.: Education (2) • BILLY A CAUDLE. Talladega. Ala.; Art (2). Fifth Row: • JIMMY D CAUDLE. Talladega. Ala ; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • PATRICIA A CAUTHEN. Auburn. Ala; Art (I); D lfa Zefa • LAWRENCE H. CAVE. JR. Spring Hill Ala.: Civil Engineering (I). • BETTY A CHADWICK. Nashville. Tenn ; Heme Economics (I); Alpha Gamma Delta. Siith Row: • ROBERT W. CHALLEN Decatur Ga.; Butinetl Adminittretion (2) • ZOE E CHAMBERS. Gedtden, Ala.; Home Economics Education (I). • CAROLYN CHAM6LEE Gadtden Ala : Home Economict (2); z«r- Tau Alpha • JOHN R CHAMSLCSS. Monlguma., Ala.. Architecture (3); Sigma Chi. Seventh Row: • ZOE A. CHAMBLISS. Hurttboro, Ala.; Home Economict (I). • P WAYNE CHANCEY, Union Springs. Ala.; 8jtinets Adm nistrat on (I): Sigma A pha Ept Ion • CHARLES D. CHANDLER Selma. Ala : 8unncss Admmitfration (3). • JANET CHANDLER. Opelika. Ala.; Laboratory Technician (3). Eighth Row: • ROBERT E. CHANEY Pensacola. Fla.: Aeronautical Engineering (l|. • DONALD L CHAPMAN. Hapeville Ga.; Pharmacy (2). • JACK M. CHAPMAN Trenton N. J ■ Chemical Engineering (I) Theta Chi • JAMES C CHAPMAN. JR . Birmingham. Ala ; Archi-tactura (I). Ninth Row: • JULIUS E. CHAPMAN Birmingham. Ala.; Elect-ical Engineering (21- Kappa Alpha • SIDNEY L CHAPMAN Dothan. Alo.; Pre-Vet. erinarr Medicine (2). • WILLIE L. CHAPMAN JR . Chattanooga Tenn : Veterinary Medicine (2); Omega Tau Sigma. • JUNE CHAP PELL. Hanceville. Ala ; Secretarial Training (I). Tenth Row: • ROGER R CHASE. Wedowee. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • DUWARD E. CHASTAIN. Fort Payne Ala.; Aeronautical Engineer-ino m • GEORGE A, CHASTAIN. Jeckson. Ala.; Forattry (I) • MAE CHASTAIN, Jackson. Ala.; Sec-eteriai Training (2). Eleventh Row: • MILBORN N. CHESSER. Fort Payne Ale.; Agricultural Education (I). • SHIRLEY E CHILDRESS. Trutsville. Ala.; Sc ence and Literature (3) • WENDELL A. CHILDS Cullman. Ala.; Engineering Physics (I); Sigma Pi. • PAT D CHILSOM JR . Birmingham, Ala.; Agriculture Education (3); Sigma Nu. UNDERGRADUATES Mary Carter Robert Carter Vernon Carter Warner Carter Wi I.am Carter Allen Casey Jack Cash Ruth Cethion Joe Cestleberry Mary Castleberry Margie Cetchings Norton Carter James Cerhcart Aleiendria Catho Margaret Cathey Billy Caudle Jimmy Caudle Patricia Caulhen Lawrence Cave Betty Chadwick Robert Challen Zoe Chambers Cerolyn Chamble John Chembless Zoe A. Chambliss Wayne Chancev Charlat Chandlar Janet Chendler Robert Chaney Donald Chapman Jack Chapman James Chapman Julius Chapman Sidney Chapman Will • Chapman June Chappell Roger Chase Ouwerd Chas'ain George Chastain Maa Chastain Milborn Chesser Shirley Childress Wendell Childs Pet Chisolm Rebecca Chisolm Curtis Christenberry Emily Christenberry Gordon Christiansen Jacgue'ine Chritfopher Joan Christopher Thomas Clerk Ed—in Clempetl Billie Cla-k Cobby Clark CjioI Clark CliHord Clark Frances Clark James Clark Janice Clark Ralph Clark Shirley Clark William Clark William S. Clark Barbara Clark William Clarkton George Clowson George Clay Lynn Clayton James Clayton Billy Clement Jamat Clemantt Wili am Clemantt John C erney Nan Clavaland Jame Cli'tcn Gilbei. C ine Edgar Clowe’ Barbara Coala Gaorga Coatt Ma-garat Coatt Mary Coalt Chariot Cobb Ed-ard Cobb Emtlay Cobb Joanna Cobb Joe Cobb Susan Cobb Richard Cobbt And I fiqgor that at least . . , First Row: • REBECCA H. CHISOLM Birmingham. Ala.; Home Ecoromict (2); Kappa Dalta. • CURTIS C. CHRISTENBERRY. Stewart A a • Vet-e-lnary Medicine (4); Alpha Psi. • EMILY E, CHRISTENBERRY Marlon Ala.: Home Economic! Education (3). • GOROON I. CHRIS TIANSEN. Milaca. Minn,; Mechanical Englnearing (2). Second Row: • JACOUELINE CHRISTOPHER Athoni Ala ; Science and Litara-rure (2); Kappa Delta • JOAN CHRISTOPHER Atlanta Ga ; Art |J). • THOMAS L CLACK Leary. Ga. Building Contraction (31 • EDWIN G. CLAMPETT. Paducah. Ky.: Veterinary Medicine (3). PI Kappa Phi; Omega Tau Sigma. Third Row; • BILLIE C. CLARK, Phoni. City. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (3). • BOBBY J, CLARK. Albertville Ala.; Pharmacy (I); Tau Kappa Eotilon. • CAROL A. CLARK. Mon-gomery. Ala.; Pharmacy (I); Zela Tau Alpha • CLIFFORD R CLARK. Port Payne. Ala ; Civil Engineering (3). Fourth Row: • PRANCES I. CLARK. Jackton. Mitt.; Architecture (I); Zata Tau Alpha. • JAMES C. CLARK. Birmingham Ala.; Industrial Management (2). • JANICE R CLARK Anniston, Alo.. Education (2) Zola Tau Alpha. • RALPH L. CLARK, Huntsville. Ala.; Pre-Law (3); Pi Kappa Alpha. Fifth Row: • SHIRLEY M CLARK. Boston. Matt.; Horn Economics (I): Alpha Omicron PI. • WILLIAM C CLARK. Castleberry Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • WILLIAM $. CLARK. No'tor. Va.; Mechanical Engl-netting (II Lambda Ch Alpha. • BARBARA J. CLARK. Selma Ala.; Secretarial Training (I). Sixth Row: • WILLIAM W. CLARKSON. Millboro V., Building Construction (3); Sigma Chi • GEORGE R. CLAWSON Soeedwell Tern ; Vat-erlnary Medicine (2); Alpha Psi. • GEORGE CLAY. Macon Ga.; Industrial Management (2); Kappa Alpha. • C. LYNN CLAYTON Gadsden. Ala ; Business Administration (2). Sovonth Row; • JAMES W CLAYTON smith. Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I). • BILLY L. CLEMENTS. Dothan, Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Med cine (2) • JAMES S. CLEMENTS Montgomeiy Ala ; Chemical Engineering |2); Phi Kappa Tau. • WILLIAM J. CLEMENTS. Waverly. Ala ; V«t. erlnary Medicine (3). Eighth Row: • JOHN C. CLENNEY. JR. Montgomery Ala-: Industrial Management (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. • NAN CLEVELAND Mobile Ala.-Science and Literature (I); Chi Omega. • JAMES T. CLIFTON Auteugeville Ala.- Agrieullurel Science (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. • GILBERT E. CLINE JR. LaGrange, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering Ninth Row: • EDGAR T. C-OWER B rmirgham. Ala.; Business Administration (3). • BARBARA S. COALE, Bre-ton. Ala.- Education (2). • GEORGE E. COATS. Anniston, Ala.; Education (I). • MARGARET A. COATS. Birmingham, Ala.; Education (I). Tonth Row: • MARY JO COATS. Double Springs. Ala.; Home Economics (3) • CHARLES R. COBB Jomlton Ala.; Civil Engineering (I), e ££ . WARD R. C08B Mobile Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • EMSLEY F. COBB. Jacksonville. Fla. Electrical Engir-ecring (3); Pi Kappa Phi. Eleventh Row: • JO ANN C08B. Montgomeiy. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I) • JOE F. COBB. Jemison. Ala,; Business Administration (3). • SU SAN ELIZABETH COB8 Mobile. Ala.; Chemistry (2); Chi Omeqa. • RICHARD H. COBBS. Andalusia, Ala.; Pre-Law (I); Srgma Nu UNDERGRADUATES Thatch Hall First Row: • HAROLD WAYNE COCHRAN. Sytacaugo. Ala.; Busings Admlnis-(ration (2). • MARY JO COCHRAN Union Sprinqs. Ala.; Horn Economics Education (3); Phi Mw. • IETTY J. COE. Hartford. Ala.; Horn Economic! (2). • DONALD W COFFEE, Salma, Ala.; Busi-nan Adminiitration (3); Kappa Alpha. Second Row: • RONALD T. COFFEE Salma. Ala.; Business Adminiitration (3); Kappa Alpha • RAYMOND I COFFCY. Whaalar. Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I). • CLIFFORD 8. COKER. Tallaisaa, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (13: Theta Chi. a EUGENE S. COKER. Tallatiaa. Ala.; Business Adminiitration (I). Third Row; • PATRICIA N. COKER Atmora. Ala.; Science and literature (J� . • BARBARA S. COLE. Krosvllle. Tann ; Art (I); Alpha Om.cron Pi, • BUFORD C COLE. Dadevllle Ala; Education (I) • CHARLTON G. COLE, JR.. Birmingham Ala.: Architecture (2). Fourth Row; • CATHERINE COLE Opp. Ala.; Homo Economic! (2); Alpha Gam. rre Delta. • EUGENE 0. COLE Phenir City. Ala ; Civil Engineering (21. • JERRY K COLE Columbus Min.; Macheeical Engineering (31; Siqma Alpha Epiilon. • ROBERT N. COLE. Gvatertville, Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (3); Alpha Pli. Fifth Row: • THOMAS 0. COLE. Florence Ala,; Aeronautical Engineering (21 • WILLIAM W COLE JR lala,etle Ala Chemiit.y (I) • ANNE B COLEMAN Decatur. Ala.; Education (31: Kappa Della. ANN E COLEMAN. Anniiton. Ala.; Home Economic! (I); Kappa Delta. Sixth Row; • CYNTHIA M COLEMAN. Marietta, Go.; Education (3); Chi Omega. • DONALO F COLEMAN Grove Hill Ala,: Electrical Engineering (I). • GEORGE F. COLEMAN. Anniston. Ala.: Ornamental Horticu lure (3) • MARTIN E COLEMAN JR . Hunttville. Ala.; Chemlitry (3). Seventh Row: • NANCY ANNE COLEMAN Grove Mill. Ala.; Labo atory Technology (2); Alpha Delta Pi. • THOMAS N COLEMAN Lorelt Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • CARL C. COLLEY, Birmingham, Ala.; Engineering Phyiics (I) • ELIMOR F. COLLEY, Nashville, Tern ; Art (I); Zeta Tau Alpha. Eighth Row: •CP COLLIER Auburn. Ale ; Agriculture (3|. • FRANZLE B COLLIER. Titfon. Ga.; Secreta-ial T-aining (I). • JOE 8. COLLIER Decatur, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • MICHAEL R. COLLIER Decatur. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3); Do'ta Chi. Ninth Row: • WINFORO M COLLIER Wetumpka Ala.: Agricultural Science (3). • CAROLYN E COLLINS, S, acauga Ala.: Home Economics (3). • DENSON COLLINS Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Engineer-ing (I) • ELIZABETH M COLLINS. Gadsden Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). Tooth Row; • EMILY K COLLINS. Foley. Ala.; Education (I); Kappa Oe'la. • MARY ANN COLLINS Mobile. Ala ; Secretarial Training (2) • HOWELL V. COLLINS. Talladega Ala.; Electrica Engineering (I); Theta Xi • MARY L. COLLINS. Ocallka. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (3). Eleventh Row: • JOYCE COMBS, Fairfax Ala.. Education (3); Kappa Delta. • LEE M COMER Selma. Ala Eleetrcal Engineering (I); Kaopj Sigma. • ROSMtIND COMPTON. Nanatatia Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Chi Omega. • EARL D. CONSTOCK. Gull Shores, Ala ; Business Administration (3). UNDERGRADUATES Harold Cochran Mary Cochran Betty Coe Donald Coffee Ronald Coffee Reymond Coffey Clifford Coker Eugene Coker Patricia Cokar Barbara Cote Buford Cole Carlton Cole Catherine Cole Eugene Cole Jerry Cole Robert Cole Thomas Cole William Cole Anne Coleman Anne E. Coleman Cynthia Coleman Donald Coleman George Coleman Marlin Coleman Nancy Coleman Thomas Coleman Carl Colley Elimore Colley C. P Collier Frani'e Collier Joe Collier Michael Collier Winford Collier Carolyn Collins Denson Collins Elitabelh Collins Emily Collins Mary Collins Howell Collins Mary L Collins Joyce Combs Lee Comer Rosmund Compton Earl Comstock Eldred Comtteck Svienne Cw� « Lwimu Comer John Ccnovyr Charlotte Cook Dsuolat Cook Henry Cock Jack Cool Jon Cook J� or. Cook John Cool M«i) Cook Rotelee Cook Soro Cook Dudley Cooley George Cooley Will im Coolidge Bill' Cooper Gory Cooper Lyio Coo.oer John Cooper Ann Cooper Marqaret Cooper Slenley Cooper Helen Coppedqc Rudolph Coop ' William Cooper Wirnitred Cooper Jimmy Copeland Jo Cop«lond Linde Corbin Ben Corley Donald Corley Shirley Corrreck 8. H. Corum Molly Cory George Corcoran Jane! Cotbv Treviy Corby Lumen Corl Walter Corlner Deity Cofney Marianne Cotton Mertchel Cotton Auburn Rif lets ready for review. First Row; • ELDRED H. COMSTOCK. JR.. Jackionville. Fla.; Electrical Enqi-neerinq (2); Pi Kapoa Phi. • SUZANNE A CONE Camilla Ga.: Educat on (I); Keppa Delta. • LAWRENCE O CONNER Eett Po nt. Ga.; Induttrial Management (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon • JOHN R. CONOVER. Spring Hill. Ala.: Chemical Engineering (2). Second Row: • CHARLOTTE A. COOK Mobile Ala.; laboratory Technology (I): Alpha Gamma Della. • DOUGLAS H. COOK Tampa Fla.: Civil Engineering (I). • HENRY L COOK Pheni. City. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • JACK COOK. Auburn Ala.; Agr'culture (I). Third Row: • JANE COOK, Welumpka, Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). • JEAN COOK Alp ne. Ala.; Education (J). • JOHN W. COOK. Cullman. Ala.; Butinett Adminittration (2) • MARY LORETTA COOK, Co-lumbcit, Ga.; Education (I) Fourth Row: • ROSALEE COOK. Avondale Ettatei. Ga.; Secretaria Train'ng fI); Phi Mu • SARA J COOKE Birmingham Ala.: Home Economic! (I). • DUDLEY M COOLEY. Laurel. M it.; Electrical Engineering (21. • GEORGE W. COOLEY Talladega Ala.; Mechanical Engf. neerinq (J). Fifth Row: e WILLIAM COOLIDGE Savannah. Ga.; Civil Engineering (2), • BILLIE J. COOPER, Tallattee. Ala ; Secretarial Training (2). • GARY O COOPER. Auburn Ala.; Engineering Phytict (2). • H LYLE COOPER, Thomawille Ga.; Architecture (21: Kappa Sgma. Sixth Row: • JOHN C. COOPER. JR Miami. Fie ; Mechanical Erqin ering (1) : Phi Oelta Theta • L. ANN COOPER Selma. Ala.. Home Eco-nomict (2). • MARGARET J. COOPER Jackton. Mitt.; Chemitlry (2) ; Alpha Gamma Oe la • R. STANLEY COOPER. Union Midi. N C.; Butinett Adminittration (2). Seventh Row: • HELEN L COPPEDGE Auburn. Ala Art (J); Zefa Tau Alpha • RUDOLPH F, COOPER. Gadsden. Ala.; Butinett Adminittration (11. WILLIAM E COOPER JR.. Talladeqo Alo.; Butinett Administration (I). • WINNIFRED A COOPER. LaFayelte. Ala.; But nett Admin'itration (I); Zeta Tau Alpha. Eighth Row; e JIMMY P. COPELAND Arab Ala : Agricultural Education ()) • JOE 0 COPFIAND leland Mitt.; Teitile Engineering (IJ: Kappa Alpha • R LINDA CORBIN Opelika, Ala : Home Economic! (2), • BEN S. CORLEY Birmingham. Ala.; Pre-Veterirary Medicine (I); Kappa Alpha Ninth Row: • DONALD F CORLEY Columbut, Ga.; Aeronautical Administration (II. • SHIRLEY T CORMACK. Columbut. Go.; Butinet, Adm nifra-lion (I), e B H. CORUM Hilltboro. Ala ; Pharmacy (J). • MOLLY A. CORY. Birmingham. Ala.; Sociology (2). Tonth Row; • GEORGE R. CORCORAN Birmingham. Ala.: Education (J). • JANET MILTON COSBY Wiltonv lie Ala.; Education (J); Kappa Delta. • TRAVIS COSBY JR., Opo. Ala,: Mechanical Erqineerinq (II: Phi Oelta Theta. • LUMAN I. COST. Birmingham. Ala.; Art (I). Elovonth Row: • WALTER L. COSTNER Birmingham A.a ; Industrial Manaq«ment (II: Pi Kappa Alpha • DAISY J COTNEY Opn Ala; Sociology HI. • MARIANNE COSTON Birmingham Ala. Educa'ion II)-Alpha Della Pi. • HERSCHEL W COTTON Abbeville Ala • Prt'. Veterinary Medicine (2) UNDERGRADUATES Biggin Hall First Row: • SYLVIA COUEY Montgomery. AI .; Elemertory Education (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • DON P COUGHLIN. A ebam City, Ala - Pra-Oantiitry (I I. • CLAUDE A COULTER Phenitc City Ai,; Engineer-ing Phyiiei (I). • ROBERT B. COULTER Waycroii Si.: Archive- u� (I). Second Row: • BRAXTON C. COUNTS, JR Mobil . Ali.; Civil Engineering (I); Phi O.lta Th«ti. • ALFRED M COURINGTON, Jatper AI .; Indui-triil Managamart (2). • JAMES D COVINGTON Murlra.iboro. Tann.; E ih Management (I) • CHARLES H COWAN. Albartv'lla. Ala.; Bulinait Adminiitration (1). Third Row: • WILLIAM O COWART, Troy Al«.; Pr -V� t rin ry Medicine (I) • THOMAS R COWOEN, JR Grov Hill. AM ; Buiinaii Admin, ittration (21: Alpha Tau Oirnjj • ANNA I. COX, Birmingham Ali.; Butintit Adminiitration (2): D lti Zet . • BILLY JOE COX. Jamiton. AI ; Mechanical Engineering (2). Fourth Row: • HOMER P. COX Arley. AI .; Agricultural Education (2) • JACK 8. COX Rultcllvill AI .; Butineit Adminiitration (2). Sigma Phi Epiilon. • JAMES D COX LaEayott AI .; Buiineii Adminiitration (1) . • JAMES O COX, Philadelphia, Mitt ; V,.,.;Mry M.dicine (21 Fifth Row: • RALPH I. COX Ardanon. S. C.; Buiinen Adminiitration (I): Phi Delta That • DAVID W. CRADDOCK Headland. Ala Education (2) : Tau Kappa Eptilor. • BEVERLY J, CRAEE. Benamer Ai ; S :-e-tarial Training (I). • THOMAS I. CRAIG, Decatur AI .; Butineit Adminiitration (2): Phi Delta Theta Sixth Row; • SAMUEL R. CRAIN, Newnan. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (I): Sigma Alpha Epiilon • SHEILA CRAIN Mobil . Ala.; S c- t ri t Train rg (2): Alpha Gamma Delta • BOBBY J CRAWFORD. Lang-dale Ala : Agricu tural Science (I); Sigma Chi. • HENRY N CRAW. EORD Mobil . Ala.; Pr -V t rl� ry Medicine (I); Alpha Pti. Sovonth Row: • RO8ERT T. CREWS Penucola. Ela.; laborato-y Techno ogy (2) • WILLIAM R CRAWFORD Genov AI .; Bwiineti Administration (2), • MAR ON J. CREEL. Dothan AI .; Bjtineit Adminiitration (2); Sigma Phi Epiilon. • HENRY CRENSHAW. Samion. Alj.; 8uli eau Adminiitration (2). Eighth Row: • GERALD W CREWS. Cent'avillo, Ala.; Science and Litara'ur (2). • FRANKLIN 0. CROFT. Fyfte Ala.; Agriculture (2) • JEAN CROSS Atlanta. G ; Horn Economic! (2); Phi Mu • ERNEST B CROSS Knoivili . Tann Mechanical Engineering (I) Ninth Row; • SARAH LEE CROSS. Tampa. fl ,: Education (2); Chi Omega • JAMES G CROUCH, Bremen. Ga ; Bui nau Education (2); Sigma Alpha Epiilon • MARY 6 CROW Bluafield W V ; Laboratory Technology (21. • JOHN W CROWOER Birmingham AI .; Mechanical Engineering (I)- Alpha Tau Omega. Tenth Row; • THOMAS I. CROWDER JR.. Electic. Ala ; Agriculture (2); Omag Tau Sigma • M WARD CROWE, Madiionvill . Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (2) • THOMAS N CROWLEY. Betiemer. Ala ; Architecture (2). • NANCY A. CROZIER. La Grange. Ga.; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Gamma Delta. Eleventh Row; • ANN M CRUMLEY. Birmingham, Ala ; Education (22: Alpha Gamma Delta • JOHN M CRUTCHER Athani. Ala ; Pre-Dantiitry (2). • LOUIS L CRYAR Albertville Ala.; Electrical Enginetr'ng (2); Delta Chi • ROWENA CULBERTSON. Sylacauga A’a.; Secre-tarial Training (2). UNDERGRADUATES Sylvia Couey Don Ceughl n Claud Coulter Robert Cou ter Iraiton Count! Alfred Cour'ngton Jamet Covington Charlet Cowan William Cowart Thom 11 Cowden Anna Coe Billy Co Homer Co« Jack Cei Jamet Co« Jamai O Co« Ralph Cei David Craddock Beverly Crate Tlvomai Craig Samuel Crain Sheila Ctain Bobby Crawford Henry Crawford Robert C' wi William Crawford Marion Creel Henry Cranihaw Gerald Crewi Franklin Crott Jean Croii Erneit Cron Sarah Cton Jama; Crouch Mary Crow John Crowder Themal Crowder Ward Crow Thomai Crowley Nancy Croiiar Ann Crumley John Crutcher loeit Cryar Rowan Culberttor James Culbreth Frances Cullari Ge-eld Culwell Martha Cumm'ngs John Cundiff Valerie Cundiff Irving Cualiff OUr Cunn nghum John Cunningham Donald Cunningham Carol Cunningham Juna Curry joxph c«t i;« Jane Culler William Cutler Fred C«m Everett Daily Robert Dailey Dorit Dole Anthony Damiano Freda Daniel Louie Daniel James Daniel Raymond Daniel Shirley Daniels Raymond Oanner Ida C-a'sby Earle Darby James Darby Tom Darnell William Darnell Ocn Daugelle Fred Dauphin Ralph Davenport Belly Davidson Joan Oavidson Joseph Davidson Maraarel Davidson Mary Davidson Jo Davidson Ben Davis Bobby Allen Davis Cassandra Davis Charles Davis First Row: • JAMES OLAFf ClIlBRETH, Columbia. Ala.; Agriculture Education (I). • FRANCES ANNE CUllAfiS Auburn Ala.: Home Eco nomies (I). • GERALD E CULWELL. Birmingham Ala : Electrical Engineering (J); Alpha Tau Omega • MARTHA JANE CUMMINGS Spruce Sine. Ala.; Home Economics (2). Second Row: • JOHN L CUNDIFF Irvington. Ala.; Engineering Physics |2) • VALERIE DEE CUNDIFF Fori Banning. Ga.; Eementa-y Education; Chi Omega. • IRVING WILLIAM CUNLIFF, III Tarrant Ala ; Archi-lecture (I): Sigma Phi Epsilon. • OlAN BRAOFORO CUNNINGHAM, Winfield. Ala.; Agricultural Education (3). Third Row; e JOHN P. CUNNINGHAM Furman. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (I); Alpha Psi. • DONALD EUGENE CUNNINGHAM Scollsboro. Ala.; Agricultural Education (2|. • CAROL COLLINS CUNNINGHAM. Pensacola. Fla.; Bus ness Administration (3). • JUNE ELIZA BETH CURRY. Gadsden. Ala.; Education (!]. Fourth Row: • JOSEPH EOWARO CUTCLIFF Birmingham. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Kappa Sigma • JANE LOUISE CUTLER At an a. Ga Home Economics (2); Zeta Tau Alpha. • WILLIAM CALLAWAY CUTLER Macon Ga ; Business Administration (2); Kaopa Alpha. • FRED MUTH CUTTS, Montgomery. Ala.; Architecture (2). Fifth Row: • EVERETT A. DAILY. Auburn Ala.; Electrical Engineering (3): Pi Kappa Phi. • ROBERT ROY DAILEY Camden. Ala.; Pre-Law 13). • DORIS LEE DALE. Montgomery, Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • ANTHONY PASOUALE OAMIANO. Augusta. Ga ; Industrial Dasign (I). Siith Row; • FREDA JOY DANIEL Camp Hill. Ala.; Secretarial Tra ning (I). • LOUIE WILLIAM DANIEL Griflin. Ga.. Business Administration (1) . • JAMES WAITER DANIEL. JR Chaltanocge. Tenn Clecf'icel Engineering (I): Oelta Chi. • RAYMOND CRIMES DANIEL Gadsden. Ale,; Industrial Management (2); Sigma Phi Epsilon. Seventh Row: • SHIRLEY ANN DANIELS, langdale. Ala.; Secretarial Train ng (I). • RAYMOND £ DANNER Birmingham Ala ; Electrical Engneering (2) ; Phi Kappa Tau • IDA GRAY OANSBY Rccllord. Ala ; Sacra- tarial Training 3 • EARLE W DARBY. JR Florence. Ala. Fores- try (J): Alpha Tau Omega. Eighth Row: • JAMES BLUE DAR6V Montgomery. Ala.; Veterinary Medi;ine (I). Alpha Psi. • TOM ATCHLEY DARNELL. Huntsville A'a. Susine s Administration (I); Sigma Nu. • WILLIAM R08ERT DARNELL Phenis City. Ala.; Industrial Management (I) • DON BROv£ OAUGETTE Auburn Ala Pre-Veterinary Medicine (I). Ninth Row: • FREO ALTON DAUPHIN. Montgomery Ala ; Industrial Manage-ment (J); Pi Kappa Alpha • RALPH SM TH DAVENPORT JR Carney's Point. N J ; Industrial Management (I). • BETTY ANN DAVIDSON LaFayette. Ala.: Elementary Education (I). • JOAN ELAINE DAVIDSON Columbus. Ga.; Elementary Education (3); Alpha Delta Pi Tenth Row; • JOSEPH RICHARD DAVIDSON Hele«e. Ala.; 8uilding Construction (2) • MARGARET MAY DAVIDSON. Cuba Ala,; Home Eco-nomies (3) • MARY OIANE DAVIDSON West Point Ga : Secre-•arial Training (I)- Alpha Gamma Delta • R JO DAVIDSON Sir-rr Ingham Ala • Art (2) Eleventh Row: • BEN A. DAVIS. JR . Meridian Miss.; Forestry (31. • BOBBY ALLEN DAVIS. Fort Deposit Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (31. • CASSANDRA E DAVIS. Decatur. Ala.; A (3); Alpha Delta Pi. • CHARLES E DAVIS, Mt Vernon Ala,; Engineering (2). UNDERGRADUATES Cary Hall Fin Row: • DOT DAVIS. Hope Hull. Ala. Education (3); Kappa Delta. • EONA P. DAVIS. Bessemer, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I). • ELLA D. DAVIS, Decatur, Ala.; Horn Economics (3): Alpha Delta Pi. • THANK L. DAVIS. Auburn. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (3). Second Row: • GEORGE C. DAVIS Atlanta Ga.; Veterinary Medicine (13: Alpha Pti, O HAROLD v DAVIS MeKenre. Ala: P'e-Oenlitlry (I) • HORACE W DAVIS, Mllltown. Ala.: Agricultural Engineering (I). • I. MURL DAVIS Ellmont, Ala.; Home Economies (2). Third Row: • JACK K. OAVIS. Auburn, Alo.; Mechanical Engineering (2 . • JACK T. DAVIS. McKemie. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • JANET DAVIS. 8 undidge Ale.; Home Economics (I) e JIMMY R DAVIS. Duluth, Ala.; Pre-Veterina'y Medicine (2); Theta Xi. Fourth Row: • JOHN D OAVIS. Decatur. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • KATHRYN I DAVIS Centre Ala.; Business Administration (I). • MARTHA E DAVIS. York Ala.; Pharmacy (3). • PAUL S. DAVIS. Huntsvil e. Ala , Business Administration (2). Fifth Row: • ROBERT G. DAVIS. Avon. Miss.; Veterinary Medicine (2 • ROB ERT L. DAVIS. Newell. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2) • RONALD G DAVIS. Oak Ridge Tern; Forestry (I) • VIRGIL I DAVIS. Birmingham. Ala ; Civil Enginearing (2) Sixth Row; • WARREN L DAVIS JR., Orrvill . Ala.; Pharmacy (3); A'pha Gam-me Rho. • DIANA COOKE. Rome. Ga.; Home Economics (2). • CHARLES H. DAWSON. Mobi o Ala.; Pro Law (2): Alpha Tau Omega. • JACOUELINE YVONNE DAWSON. Auburn Ala.; Home Economics (I). Seventh Row: • WILLIAM TED DAWSON Columbus. Ga,; Arehileelure (2): Tau Kappa Epsilon • JO ANN DAY. Mobi:e Ala.; Sec-etarial Tra'ninq (I). • CALVIN C DEAN. Auburn. Ala.; Agriculture (3). • HOMER JOHN DEAN Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3). Eighth Row; • JOHN FARMER DEAN. Alerander City. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • LAUREN RAY DEAN Mobile, Ala ; Ornamental Horticulture (I). • LEONARD YANCEY DEAN, IV Eufjjle. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • PATRICIA DEAN Hartford. Ala ; Education (I). Ninth Row: • JIM E. OEARMAN 8 rrninghum Ala ; Business Administration (I) Kappa Alpha • CHERRY DEASON Billingsley. Ala.; Science and Literature (3). • JAMES D DEASON. Parrish Ala.; Business Administration (3). • MARION CLYDE DCATON Clanton. Ala,; Me- chanical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: • SHERLIE EUGENE DEKICH Nashville. Tenn.; Science and literature (3) • EDNA JEAN DELOACH, Pleasant Ga-den N C Elemen fary Education (3). • ROBERT CRAVEY DELOACH. G-ov. Hill, Ala.; Civil Enginee-ing (I). • ANN RUTH DELON8Y. Oiark, Ala ; Secra-tarial Tra-ning (2). Eleventh Row; • DANIEL WILLIAM DELONEY. Oiark. Ala.; Agriculture (2). • TOMMY E. DEMING. Prichard. A'a.; Civil Enginee-ing (I) • DONALD F DENMAN Birmingham Ala ; Civil Engineering (23; Alpha Tau Omega • JOHN H. DENMAN. Birmingham. Ala.; industrial Management (2). PI Kappa Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES Dot Davis Edna Davit Ella Davit Frank Davit Gecrga Davit Harold Oavit Horace Oavit Murl Oavit Jack K. Davit Jack T. Davis Janet Davit J'ntmy Oavit John Oavit Kathryn Davit Martha Davit Paul Davit Robert Davit Robert I. Davit Ronald Davit Virgil Davit Warren Davit Diana Cooke Char es Dawson Jacqueline Dawson William Du-son Joanne Day Calvin Dean Homer Dejn John Dean Lauran Dean Leonard Dean Patricia Daan Jim Oeermae Cherry Deaton James Deaton Marion Deaton Sherlie Dak'ch Edna Deloach Robert Deloach Ann Deloney Daniel Deloney Tommy Deming Donald Denman John Denman Kathryn 0«rmin Flete Denney Ramona Denney Patricia Dennis Dona d Dennison James Denton Lionel dePaule-Aries Fred Denter Eugene Derrick C'arley Deuel Joe Devane Jerry Oewine Ethel Dial James Diamond Ciro Dial Meiimo Diai-Delgado Gordon D'ckerson Arthur Dickey lob Dickinson Elisabeth Dickinson Rickard Dickinson Miriam Dicks John Dickson I well Dickson Nick Oilaura Charlotte DUbeck Mary Dinning Robert Dlshman John Dlsmukes Thomas Dlsmukes Lawrence Dobbins ■race Dobbi Freda Dobbs Diiie Dodd Herman Dodd Thomas Dodge William Dolar Ralph Do) et Sen Dolton Beatrice Dominick Fay Dominick Abraham Donagi Irene Donovan Carolyn Dooley Just tele a wild stab like Gallup dcos. First Row: • KATHRYN P. OENMAN. Birmingham, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (2) ; Alpha Omicron Pi. • FlETA £. OENNET Cullman Ala.; Home Economics (2). • RAMONA S OENNET, la Orange, Oe.; Pre-Medicine (J). • PATRICIA A DENNIS, Montgomery. Ala.; Commercial Education (I); Alpha Oelta Pi. Second Row; • DONALO L. DENNISON. JR Macon GaBusiness Administration (3) ; Phi Delta Theta. • JAMES P. DENTON. Montgomary Ala.; Agriculture (I). • LIONEL de?AU LA-ARIAS Piner del Rio. Cuba; Mechanica Engineering (2). • FRED F. DENTON. JR., Prichard, Ale.; Industrial Management (2); Theta Chi, Third Row: • EUGENE W DERRICK, Taylors. S C : Industrial Management (II. • CHARLEY J. OEUEl Cestlebur, Ala,; Pha-macy (I). • JOE 8 DEVANE. Clayton. Ala.; Mochanical Engineering (2): Sigma N� • JERRY M. DEWINE. Talladega, Ala. Civil Engineering (I). Fourth Row; • ETHEL L. DIAL. Greensboro ,Ala.; Education (J); Alpha Omicron Pi • JAMES W. DIAMOND Jay. Fla.; Ph,ticjl Education (2|. • CIRO O. OIAZ. Camaguey. Cuba; Electrical Engineering (I), a MAXIMO H OIAZ-DELGADO Cienfueyos Cuba; Agricultural Engineering (I). Fifth Row: • GORDON S DICKERSON. JR. Nashville. Tenn.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Phi Delte The-a. • ARTHUR 0. DICKEY. Pell City. Ala.; Industrial Management (3). • IOB C DICKINSON Grove Hill. Ala.: Business Admlnlstrat on (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • ELIZA BETH C DICKINSON. Brundidge. Ale ; Home Economics (I); Alpha Gamma Delta. Si th Row: • RICHARD M. DICKINSON Loiley. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (II. e MIRIAM DICKS. Thomesville. Ala.; Home Economics (3). • JOHN S. DICKSON Huntsville. Ala ; Civil Engineering (3): Pi Kappa Alpha. • LUELL DICKSON, Daytona Beach Fla ; Cham stry (2) Seventh Row: • NICK A. DlLAURA Pratt City Ala.; Agriculture (3). • CHAR. LOTTE DILBECK Eytte. Ala.; Home Economics (I). • MARY L DINNING. Jacksonville Fla.; Home Economics (3); Alpha Gamma Delta. • ROBERT DISHMAN. JR.: Anniston Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (}); Kappa Alpha Eighth Row: • JOHN P. DISMUKES. Montgomery. Ale ; Engineering Physics (J); Sigma Nu. • THOMAS G. DISMUKES. Montgomery Ala.: Business Administration (2): Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • LAWRENCE W DOBBINS, Autaugavilla, Ala.: Electrical Engineering (3). • BRUCE L. OOBBS, Birmingham Ala.; Industrial Management (3) Ninth Row: • FREDA DOBBS, Tallassec. Ala.; Home Economics (2). • OIXIE OODD. Nashville. Tenn.; A't (I); Zeta Tau Alpha • HERMAN T. DODD. B rmlngham. Ala.; Business Administration (3) • THOMAS D. DODGE, Mobile Ala.; Interior Design (I). Tenth Row; • WILLIAM F, DOLAN. Ceda-town, Ga.; Mechanical Cng neerlng (3); Sigma Nu • C RALPH DOLES B rmiegham. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (I). • BEN DOLSON Englewood N J.; Business Administration (3) • BEATRICE OOMINICK Prattville. Ala ; Educa- tion (I); Kappa Delta. Eloventh Row: • FAY DOMINICK. Prattvillo Ala.; Education (2); Kappa Delta. • ABRAHAM DONAGI, Tel-Aviv, Israel; Civil Engineering (I). • IRENE 8 DONOVAN Mobile Ala.; Science and Literature (31: Chi Omega • CAROLYN C DOOLEY. Mobile Ala ; Secretarial Training (2) UNDERGRADUATES Ramsay Hall First Row: • JOHN E. DORlAND Montgomery. Alj,; Butineit Adminiilration (21 Ml Kappa Tau. • CAROLYN F DORMAN K'mberly. Ala.; Secrctaria Trairing (I). KATHLEEN OORMAN. Clayton. Ala Education (2): Chi Omeqa. • JOYCE M. DORNE, Roialla. N. J.; Education 11): Dalto Zeta Second Row: • JOHN H. DCRRILL, JR. Brundidge. A a.; Agricultural Scianca (21 • CHARLES A DORROUGH. Columbu . Ga.: Education (I) • WILLIAM E DOSS Annitton. Ala.: Satinet Adminiilration 13) Phi Kappa Tau. • CUlBERTH DOUGLAS. Brewton. Ala.. Bulinett Adminttration (J). Third Row: • ROBERT A DOUGLAS. Gilliam, la.: Agricultural Scianca (I) • ELTON R DOWNEY Mobiia, Ala.; Butineit AdmVtt a'ien (I : Theta Chi • GAY S. DOWNEY Mobiia. A a.; Commercial Education (3). • RAYMOND 0. DOWNEY. Birmingham Ala.; Butineit Adminiitretion (3); PM Della Thala. Fourth Row: • SAMUEL R. DOWNEY. Birmingham Ala.; Pra-luw (2); Phi Delta Thera. • HAMILTON F. OOWNING. Columbut. Ga.; Butineit Ad-miniitretion (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • GRESHAM G. DOWNS. Birmingham, Ala ; Electrical Engineering (3): Sigma Phi Eptilo.v • JAMES C. OOYIE Montgomery. Ala.; Pre-Madieira (2). Fifth Row: • RICHARD I DRAPER. Macon. Ga.; Civil Engineering (I). • PATRICIA A. DREW. Dothan. Ala.; Home Economic (I). • PAUL J DRISCOLL, Herritor. Ark.- Aeronautical Engineering (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. • JOHN C. DRIVER, Suttle. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Sijth Row: • WILLIAM E DRIVER, Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Enginaarlng (21: Dalta Sigma Phi. • JAMES R. DURHAM. JR.. Mobile. Ala.; Induitrial Management (I); Phi Dalta Thata. • CHARLIE DUCKETf. Albartvilla. Ala. Butineit Adminiilration (3). • JEANNIE DUDLEY. Columbut. Ga.; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Oelte Pi. Seventh Row; • GRADY G DUFFEY. Woodward. Ala.; Agricultura (2); Delta Chi. • HEFLIN O. DUFFFY River View. Ala • Teitite Management (I). • O'NEAL DUFFEY Langdale. Ala.; E eetr cal Enginaarlng (I). • WILLIAM E DUFFEY Hunltville. Ala.; Taitila Enginaarlng (3): Sigma Nu. Eighth Row: • JAMES E. DUKES. Atmore, Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (3). • DOLORES R DULION. Pemacola, Fla.; Home Economic |l): Delta Zeta. • JOHN R. DUNCAN. Florence. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2); Delre Chi. • WILLIAM M DUNCAN Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3) Ninth Row; • RUPERT W. DUNEVANT Andalutia. Ala.: Butineit Administration (21 • GERALD w DUNN Georgiena. A a.; Butinet Adminiilration (21. • MARY I. DUNN. Andalutia. Ala.; Education (2); Kappa Delta. ROY 8 DUNN, Birmingham. Ala ; Civil Engineering (3); Sigma Pi. Tenth Row: • GUY P DUNNAVANT. New Brockton. Ala,; Machanical Enginear. in.g (2). ROBERT L. DURHAM, Roanoke. Ala ; Bulinett Adminit-tration (2) • SAM B DURRANCE. Monrgomery, Ala; Building Conttruetion (I); Taj Kappa Epsilon • ARTHUR H. DURSHIMER JR.; Albany. Ga.: Building Conitruction (3). Eleventh Row: • DONALD C. DUTTON Mobiia, A a.; Mechanical Engineering (2): Theta Xi. • MICHAEL E. DUTTON Auburn. Ala.; Pre-Oontiilry (I); Theta Xi. • CHARLES A. OUVAll. Smithlie d. Ky.; Veterinary Medi-cine |3); Alpha P i • CARL F DYE Andalutia. Ala.; Machanical Engineering (I). UNDERGRADUATES John Do'land Carolyn Dorman Kathleen Do-man Joyce Dome John Dorrill Charlat Dorrough William 0o� Culberth Douglat Robert Oouglat Elton Downey Gay Downey Raymond Downay Samual Downay Hamilton Downing Sratham Oownt Jama Doyla Richard Draper Patricia Drew Paul Oritcoll John Driver William Driver Jamet Drjham Charlie Duckett Jeannine Dudley Grady Djttey Heflin Dutfey O'Neal Dutfey Williem Dutfey Jamet Duket Ooloret Dvlioa John Duncan William Duncan Rupert Dunevent Gerald Dunn Mary Djnn Roy Dunn Guy Dunnavant Robert Durham Sam Ouranca Arthur Durth'.mer Donald Dutton Michael Dutton Charlet Duvall Carl Dye I Glonie Dykes S. G. Oykes Charles Earnest Hugh Earnest John Earnest Morin Earnest Raloh Eastburn Joseph Eastburn Martha Easter Douglas £u Starwood James Edge Thomas Edgil Georg Edmondson Samuel Edmondson Jamas Edmondson Gerald Edmundscn Thomas Edmundson Barbara Edwards Donald Edwards Oouglas Edwards James Eichelberger Leon Elans Clarence Elder George Elder Antonie Eldering Joan Elde'idqe William Elay Amme Ellard leta Ella-d Sonya Elletle Joan Ellicotl Anne Elliott Nancy Elliott Pegg Elliott Robert Elliott Ann Ellis Edgar Ellis Frederick Ellis Helen Ellis Merphis Ellis Priscilla Ellis Robert Ellis Sara Ellis Charles Elmore First Row: • GLORIA DYKES. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (2) • S. G. DYKES. Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanica Engineering (I) • CHARLES M. EARNEST, Auburn. Ala.; Engineering Physics (3): Alpha Tau Omega, HUGH $ EARNEST, Oakman. Ala ; Aeronautical Engiaeer- ing (I). Second Row: • JOHN M. EARNEST. Jasper Ala.; Agriculture (i). • MONA L. EARNEST. Northpo-t. Ala.; Home Economics (I). • RALPH H EASTBURN. Foley. Ala.; Industrial Management (}); Theta Chi. • JOSEPH M EASTBURN Foley. Ala ; Pre-Voterinary (I). Third Row: • MARTHA R EASTER Athens Ale.; Home Economics (I); Keppa Oelta. • DOUGLAS H. FASTE8WOOD. Alabama City. Ala.; Busireis Administration (3). • JAMES R EDGE. Sylacauga. Ala.; Teitile Management (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. • THOMAS D EDGIL JR.. Decatur. Ala.; Architecture (I). Fourth Row: • GEORGE W. EDMONDSON Birmingham. Ala.; Architecture (II. • SAMUEL D. EDMONDSON Lacey Sp-ings. Ala.; Business Administration (3). • JAMES G. EDMONSON, Montgomery. Ala.; Agricultural Science (3), • GERALD H. EDMUNDSON Farhope. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Pi Kappe Phi. Filth Row: • THOMAS E EOMUNOSON Pulaski. Tenn.; Business Adm'nlstra-tion (2); Sigma Phi Eos'lon. • BARBARA J. EDWARDS Montgomery, Ala.; Secretarial Training (II. • DONALD F. EDWARDS Leeds. Ale . Education (I). • DOUGLAS B. EDWARDS. Opelika, Ala.; Agriculture (J) Sixth Row: • JAMES R EICHEL8ERGER. Roanoke. Ala.; Fertile Engineering (31 • LEON E ELAM Bront Ala.; Ornamental Horticulture (31. • CLARENCE R ELDER Longdate Ala.; Industrial Management (31. • GEORGE D ELDER. JR. Madison. Tern.; Pharmacy (3); Kappa Sigma. Sovonth Row: • ANTONIA M ELDERING Foley Ala.; Scienca anl Literature (31. • JOAN P. ELDERIDGE Marietta Ga Interior Design (2). • WILLIAM R. ELEY. Memphis. Tenn.; Architecture (31; Lambda Chi Alpha. • AMMA ELLARD. 8irminghem. Ala,; Education (2); Phi Mu Eighth Row: • LETA E. ELLARD Birmingham. Ala,; Secretarial Training (I). • SONYA t EllETTE I rminghem, Ala.; Pre-Veterina-y Medlcino (I); Theta Upsllon. • JOAN C ELLICOTT. Montgome-y. Ala.; Chemistry (I): Ze-a Tau Alpha. • ANNE M. ELLIOTT. Birmingham. Ala.. Home Economics (IT. Ninth Row: • NANCY ELLIOTT Birmingham. Ala ; Scienca and literature (3): Phi Mu • PEGGY F ELLIOTT. Decatur Ala.; Home Economics (41 • R08ERT C. ELLIOTT. Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (31. • ANN 8. ELLIS, Fairtvope. Ala.; Architecture (I); Kappa Delta. Tenth Row: • EDGAR 0. ELLIS. Montgomery Ale ; Architecture (2). • FREDERICK R ELLIS Birmingham. Ala.; Science and Literatere (S• • HELEN 8. ELLIS Montgomery, Ala.; Science and Literature 12)-Chi Omega. • MERPHIS C ELLIS. JR Montgomery, Ala ; Mechanical Engiaeering (I). Eleventh Row: • PRISCILLA A ELLIS. Birmingham. A'a.; Home Economics (2): Zeta Tae Alpha • ROBERT I ELLIS Enterprise Ala. Eectrical Engineering (3); Sigma Nu. • SARA W. ELLIS. Centre Ala.; Home Economics (I); Alpha Gamma Oelta. • CHARLES L ELMORE. Proco, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). UNDERGRADUATES Forestry Building First Row: • ROBERT ELTON Gadsden. Ala.; Science end literature (2). • JOHN EMBRY. Montgomery, Ala,; Electrical Engineering (I). • ROBIN W. EMBRY. Snowdeun Ale.; Veterinary Med cine (2); Omega Te« S gma. • FRANK H.' EMENS, Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). Second Row: • JOHN A. ENGLEHENDV. Chattanooga. Tern.; Mechanical Engi-near'f g (3); Kaopa Sigma. • AMYRILLIS E. ENGLISH. Atmore. Ala.; Home Economics (2). • JOANN ENSRAM Cuthbert. Ga. Psychology (II; Phi Mu. • NANCY M ENTREKIN, Columbus Ga.; Dramatics (« . Third Row: • JAMES G EPPERSON. Montgomery. Ala,; Appliod Art (1); Tau Kappa Epsilon. • FRANCES C. EPPES Birmingham, Ala.; Science and Literature (2); Chi Omega. • DOROTHY J. ERWIN. Tarrant. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (31: Alpha Omicrcr Pi. • ROBERT P. ESKAIO. Biloii, Miss.; Chemical Engineering (2). Fourth Row: • JERRY C. ESKEW Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2’-Pi Kappa Alpha • ROBERT I ESKEW Birmingham, Ala.: Chemical Engineering (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. • TERRY M ESKEW Birmingham, Ala : Electrical Engineering 12); Pi Kappa Alpha. • ELEAMON E. ESPY. Abbeville, Ala.; Education (I); Chi Omnga. Fifth Row: • HERBERT I. ESPY. Abbeville Alo,; Pharmacy (I); Delta Tau Delta. • ANN I. ESSLINGER Coral Gables Fla ; Home Economics (I); Chi Omega. • MARY J. ESSLINGER. Gurley. Ala.; Home Economics Fducation (2): Phi Mu. • JAMES H ESTES laFayette. Ala; Agri-cultural Scianee (I). Siith Row: • JUDSON 0. ESTES Collinsville. Ala.; Agriculture Education (2). • JAMES C. ETHEREDGE Thomaiton, Ala.; Agriculture Science (l • KENNETH W ETHEREDGE Dothan, Ala.; Moctsanlcal Engineering (31. LORA B ETHERIDGE. Sandersville. Ga.; Business Administration (2). Seventh Row: • RONALD O. ETHERIDGE Colembus. Ga.; Tortile Engineer rg (I). • JIM R. EUBANKS Birmirohem, Ala ; Business Adm nistrat on (2) • BILLIE 0 EVANS Mobile. Ale ; Electrical Engineering (2). • CHARLES S. EVANS. Columbia S C.; Chemical Engineering (2). Eighth Row: • ERMAN L. EVANS Prattville. Ala.; Industrial Management (I); Delta Tau Delta. • HENRY A EVANS. JR Pansacola. Fla.; Civil Engineering (2). • JAMES R. EVANS, Dyertburg Tern.; Mechanical Engineering (3); Kappa Sigma • NELIA 0 EVANS Wlimer. Ala.; Homo Economics (3). Ninth Row: e THOMAS R. EVANS. Wilman. Ala; Agricultur (I). • JANF FVERET7, Rockmont Ga ; Home Economics (3); Alpha Delta Pi. • FRAN I. EVERS. Dadeville. Ala • Sociology (2) • JOSEPH D EVERS. Montgomery. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). Tenth Row; • PARKER M. EZELL. Lltman. Ala.; Pre-Veterinery Medicine (I). • CHARLES D. FAGGARD. Mob le. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • DOUGLAS E FAIN. Wetumpka, Ala ; Electrical Engineering (I). • RICHARD L. FAIRCIOTH. Bonifay. Fla.; Agriculture (3) Eleventh Row: • GLENN H. FANCHER JR Bessemer Ala ; Electrical Engineering (II. • WILLIAM E FANN. Mobile, Ala.; Pre-Medicine (3); Delta Tau Della • CHARLES I. PARKAS. Birmingham. Ala.- Pre-Vetarinary Medicine (I); Alpha Psi • MARY F FARLEY Birmingham. Ala; Architecture (2). UNDERGRADUATES Robert Elton John Embry Robin Embry Frank Emons John Englehondy Amyrillis Enqlish Joann Engrem Nancy Entrekin Jamas Epperson Frances Eppes Dorothy Erwin Robert Eskald Jeny Eskew Robert Eskew Tony Eskew Eleamon Espy Herbert Espy Ann Esslinqer Mary Esslleger Jamas Estes Judson Estes James Etheredgo Kenneth Etheredge Lora Etheridge Ronald Ethridge Jim Eubanks Billie Evans Charles Evans Ermen Evans Henry Evans Jemos Evans Nel'a Evans Thomas Evans Jana Everett Fran Evert Joseph Evers Parker Eleli Charles Feqgetd Douglas Fain Richard I. Faireloth Glenn Fancher William Fann Charles Farkas Mary Farey Charlotte Farmer Don Farmer Daniel Farnell Charles Farrell Frances Farris John Farris Marine Farris Carlton Faughender Alice Fault Carolyn Faulk Charles Faulk hatsy Faulk Tim Faulk Rebecca Fausl Emory Fears Oscar Febrescordcro Bobble Felton Janette Fern Paul Fenwick Francisco Ferdande: Jose' Ferdandei Donald Ferris Oar'd Fetwetde George Fittls Rosalrnn Fillmor Wilton Finch Guy Fincher Staley Fincher Thomas Fincher Lucia Finley Reuben Finney Anne Fite George Fitjner Thomas Fitipatrick Robert Flaherty John Flannery Erie Flemina Groeer Fleming Charlotte Ftinn Clifford Flippo Henry Florey Gerald Flournoy Juanita Flowers Ann Floyd Horring passes on latest yarn. First Row: • CHARLOTTE G. FARMCR. Birmingham, Ala.; Home Economies (If. • DON L FARMER Birmingham. Ala.; Agriculture (2); Phi Data Theta. • DANIEL R FARNELL Mobile Ala.; fre-Veterinary Medicine (2). • CHARLES S. FARRELL. Birmingham, AM ; Ciril Engineering (U. Second Row: • FRANCES 6. FARRIS, Birmingham. Ala.' Secretarial training (I); Phi Mu • JOHN M. FARRIS Elba. Ala,; Electrica Engineering (2); Kappa Sigma • MAXINE T. FARRIS, Montgomery, Ala.: Secretarial Training (I) • CARLON FAUGHENDER, Piedmont. Ala Art (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. Third Row: • ALICE V FAULK Samson. Ala.; Home Economics (I); Alpha Gamma Delta • CAROLYN S FAULK Auburn. Ala.; Science end Literature (3). • CHARLES N. FAULK Selma. Ala ; Agricultural Science (2); Kappa Sigma. • PATSY FALUK, Birmingham Ala.; Secretarial Training (2); Alpha Omicren Pi Fourth Row: • TIM S. FAULK, Samtoe Ala.; Business Administration (2); Sigma Nu • REBECCA G FAUST. Oneonta. Ala Education (2): Zeta Tau Alpha • EMORY B. FEARS. JR.. Atlanta Ga ; Pharmacy (II • OSCAR A FEBRESCORDERO. Caracas, Veneruala; Architecture (3): lambda Chi Alpha. Fifth Row; • ROBBIE I FELTON Russellville Ala : Education (31 • JANETTE FENN. Louisville. Ala; Education (I). • PAUL E FENWICK Lebanon Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (3); Amege Tau Sigma. • FRAN CISCO FERDANOEZ Hebene. Cuba; Mechanical Eng'neering (33; Theta Xi. Sixth Row: • JOSE FEROANDEZ Habana. Cuba; Civil Engineering (I) • DON- AlO J. FERRIS Cine nnati Ohio; Forestry (I) • DAVID R FER. WERDA Miami. Fla; Electrical Engineering (2). • GEORGE I FIFFIS Columbus. Ga.; Business Administretion (3); Pi Kappa Ph‘. Seventh Row; • ROSALYN FULMER. Birmingham, Ala.; Science and literature (3); Delta Zeta • WILTON C. FINCH. Mobile Ala ; Pre-Denflstry (2); Phi Delta Theta • GUY M FINCHER JR . LaGrange. Ga.; Chemistry (2); Pi Kappa Phi. • STALEY E FINCHER. Auburn. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2) Eighth Row; • THOMAS H. FINCHER. Wccowee Ala.: Agricultural (3). • LUCIA H. FINLEY Nashville Tenn.; Science and Literature (I); Chi Omege. • REUBEN C FINNEY. Buffalo. Ala.; Pre-Medicine (21; Pi Kappa Alpha. • ANNE FITE. Anniston. A a.; Education (2). Ninth Row: • GEORGE E ElTZNER. JR.. Mobile. Ala.; Pre-La- (I |. • THOMAS H. FITZPATRICK JR Oecetur Ala.; Industrial Management (4); Phi Delte Thete. • ROBERT E FLAHERTY Montgomery Ala ; Business Administretion (2). • JOHN S. FLANNERY. Troy. AM.; Game Management (2); Phi Delta Theta. Tenth Row: • ERLE 8. FLEMING Birmingham. Ala.; E ectrical Engineering (2|. • GROVER C. FLEMING. Enterprise. Ala.; Architecture (II. • CHARLOTTE FUNN. Montgomery. Ala.; Education (I). • CLIFFORD L. FLIPPO. Florence. Ala.; Civil Engineering (2). Elovonth Row; • HENRY W FLOREY. Vincent AM.; Business Administration (I I. • GERALD O. FLOURNOY. Birmingham, Ala.: Business Acm nistre-tion (3). • JUANITA FLOWERS, Thomaston, Ala.; Home Economics (I); Theta Upslton. • ANN FLOYO. Opelika Ala.; Home Economics (3). UNDERGRADUATES Animal Hu� b«ndry Building. First Row: • CHARLES W FLOYD. Clayton. Ala : Education (2) • 8ILIY G. FLYNN Sulligert. Ala.; Agriculture (II. • CHARLES B FLYNN Mobile. Ala Industrial Management (2). • WILLIAM J, FLYNN. Birmingham, Ala.; Basinets Administration (I). Second Row: • GERALD F FOLMA Lanett. Ala.; Industrial Management (2), • 8ARTLEIT H, FORD. Syleceuge. Ala.; Pharmacy (2); Lambda Chi Aipne, • H FORD. Hope Moll, Ala.; Interior Daslgn (II. • GINGER FORD Greenville Mist.; Science and Lite alure (2). Alpha Delta Pi. Third Row: • JOSEPH F. FORD. Andalusia, Ala.- P'e Medicine (I); Sigma Nu. • MIRIAM J. FORD. Auburn. Ala.; Education (I); Phi Mu • TIM C FORD Mobile. Ala.; Business Administration (2); Sigma Chi. • MARJORIE A FORMBY. Heitville. Ala ; Education (2); Delta Zefa Fourth Row: • PHILLIP I. FORRESTER. Oothan Ala.; Aqrcellu'e (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon • JACQUELYN FORT, Grand Bar A a.; Laboratory Technology (3). • JUNE H. FOSHEE. Red level Ala ; Secretarial Training (2 . • JAMES ESTES FOSHEE. Montgomery A a.; Mecheni. cal Engineering (I). Fifth Row: • PEGGY FOSHEE. Red Level. Ala.; Home Management II) • MARTHA FOSS. St. Petersburg. Fla : Business Administration (3); Zata Tau Alpha • ANDREW P FOSTER III, Salt lake City. Utah; Industrial Management (J). • FAYE Y. FOSTER Buffalo, Alo.. Education (3). Siith Row: • JIMMY I. FOSTER. Scottsbo-o. Alo. Pre Low (2). • MALINEE J. FOSTER Mobile Alo.; Education (I); Delta Zata • MARGARET A FOUNTAIN, Jasper. Ala Art (2). • BEN F FOWLER Montgomary, Ala - Business Administration (2). Seventh Row: • EVERETTC E FOWLER Winfield. Ale.; Art (1). • JAMES W. FOWLER Ardmore. Tenn.; Pre-Veterinory Medicine (2) • JOAN FOWLER Montgomery. Ala.; Science and Literature (2); Kappa Oelta. • IANOY O. FOWLER. Hurricane. Ala.; Electrical Engl, nearing (2). Eighth Row: e MARY A. FOWLER. Oacatur. Ga : Home Economics (4) • Wll. LIAM W FOWLKES. Florence. Ala; Electrical Engineering (•) • BOBBY C FRANCIS Mertselle. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). • TRUMAN 0. FRANCIS Wichita. Kan,; Electrical Engineering (3) Ninth Row; • MARGARET FRANCKE, Decatur. Ga. Education (I). • ANNE P. FRANKLIN Albertville Ala.; Educolion (I). • CHARLES E FRANK-LIN, Phenii City, Alo.; Electrieo Engineering (II. • CARL P. FRANKLIN. Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (4). Tenth Row: • ROYCE E. FRANKLIN 8'rmirghom. Ala. Business Administre'ion (I); Pi Kappa Phi • MARGARET L FREELAND. Birmingham, Ala.; Chemistry 12). • BILLY FREEMAN Geraldine. Ala.; Agriculture (3). • CLARENCE C FREEMAN Montgomery, Ala ; AgricuHura (2) Eleventh Row: • JAMIE W. FREEMAN Gadsden. Ala ; Aeronautical Engineering (2). • JERRE M FREEMAN. White Haven. Tenn.; Industrial Management (3); Sigma Phi Epsilon. • RACHEL A. FREEMAN Birmingham Ala.; Home Economics (II. • 8AR6ARA A. FREEZE lirmnghem, Ala.; Secretarial Training (3); Phi Mu. UNDERGRADUATES Charlas Floyd Billy Flynn Charles Flynn William Flynn Gerald Folmar Bartlett Ford Charles Ford Ginger Ford Joseph Ford Miriam Ford Tim Ford Marjorie Formby Phillip Forrester Jacquelyn Fort June Foshee James Foshee Peggy Foshee Martha Foss Andrew Foster Faye Foster Jimmy Foster Malinee Foster Margaret Fountain Ban Fowler Everett Fowler James Fowler Joan Fowtar lervdy Fowler Mary Fowler William Fowlkes Bobby Francis Truman Francis Marga-at Franeke Anne Franklin Charles Franklin Carl Franklin Royce Franklin Marqaret Freeland Billy Freeman Clarence Freeman Jamie Freeman Jarre Freeman Rachel Freeman Barbara Frette Alice French Ellen French Joyce French !«in«« French Walter Fridlay Susanna Friule Ritktrd («kl William Fjlfcrd Laura Fulktnon Billy Fuller Co f Fuller Ernestine Full ' Jerry Fuller Jewel’ Fs tler Melville Fuller Millard Fi,ll«r Mon Fuller Nancy Fu l r Sendre Ful i Thomas Fuller Richard Fullerton Raymond Funk William Funk William B. Fuqua Herbert Furman Lloyd Furnev Lola Fussell Martha Fussell Ann Gailtard Thomas Gailta'd Grady Gaines Louis Garten Warner Gale Ann Galloway Roger Gallup James Gann Davis Gardner Rayford Gardner Nectva Garin Dennis Garlock Ann Game’ Connie Garner Curtis Gamer Judson Garner Muiieal invasion of the M� gic City. First Row: • ALICE A FRENCH. Atlanta. Ga.; Education (I); Alpha Gamma Della. • ELLEN I. FRENCH Bay C'i r Mich; Art (2) • JOYCE A FRENCH. Atlanta, Ga ; Laboratory technology (I): Phi Mu. • TERRENCE E FRENCH. Atmore. Ala.: PrcMedicine 1) Second Row: • WALTER I. FRIDLEY Betsemor. Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I). • SUZANNE FRIZZLE Mt. Meigs Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). • RICHARD J. FUCHS. Crestwood Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (}) • WILLIAM G FULFORD Dawson Ga.: Education (I); Sigma Fhi Epsilon. Third Row: • LAURA 0. FULKERSON. Mobile. Ala.; Heme Economics (2). • CARY W FULLER. Montgomery, Ale ; Building Construction (I); Ph. Kappa leu. • SILLY B FULLER Oothan. Ala.; Architecture (J); Oelta Teu Oelta • ERNESTINE R FULLER LeFeyett A a.; Earners-tery Education (2); Kappa Oelta. Fourth Row; • JERRY A. FULLER Birmingham, Ala.; Horn Economics (I); Alpha Gamma Delta. • JOSEPH E. FULLER Vinegar Bend. Ala,; Education (4). • MELVILLE w FULLER Aleiander City. Ala : Education (4); Sigma Pi • MILLARD 0 FULLER. Weil Point Ga.; Animal Nutrition (I). Fifth Row: • MONA l. FULLER Oothan. Ala.; Home Economics 12); Alpha Omicron Pi. • NANCY FULLER. Opelika. Ala.; Education (2); Alph. Delta Pi • SANORA J FULLER Fairtar Ala ; Scianee and literature (I). • THOMAS L FULLER Birmingham Ala.; Business Administration (I); Da ta S’gma Phi. Siith Row; • RICHARD F. FULLERTON West Palm Beach. Fla ; Industrial Man. agement (}); Theta Chi • RAYMONO O FUNKE. Pensacola, Fla.: Chemical Engineering (21 • WILLIAM G FUNKE Pensacola. Fie Electrical Engineering (2) • WILLIAM B FUOUA Florence Ale.. Chemistry (I); Theta XI. Seventh Row: • HERBERT J. FURMAN, Florence. Ala.; Civil Engineering (2). • LLOYD F. FURNEY, Atmore. Ale ; Business Administration (3) • LOLA E. FUSSElL. Eutaula. Ala.; Science end Literature 12) e MARTHA A FUSSELL Chickasaw Ala. Home Economics (2). Eighth Row: • ANN C. GAllLARO Mob le. Ala.; Education (2). • THOMAS O. GAILLARD. JR.. Mobilo. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Phi Delta Theta. • GRADY R GAINES. Vide Ala ; Agricultural Education (I). LOUIS C GAITAN. Havana. Cuba Machanical Engineering (2). Ninth Row; • WARNER J. GALE. Mobile. Ale.; Industrial Management (I) • ANN C GALLOWAY. Mobile. Ala ; Heme Economics (I); Zeta Tau Alpha • ROGER H GALLUP. Sutferan, New Yo-k; Chemical Engineering (2); lambda Chi Alpha • JAMES 0 GANN Montgomery. Ale.; Mechanical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: • DAVIS L GARDNER. Chipley Fla.; Electrical Eng nearing (2). e RAYFORD N GARDNER Florence. Ala.; Interior Oesign (I) • NEENA L GARIN Auburn Ala.: Pre-Law (I) • DENNIS W GARLOCK. M lion Fla.; Business Administration (I). Eleventh Row: • ANN GARNER Atlanta. Ge.; Education (2); Zeta Tau Alpha • CONNIE CARNER Rogersvil e Ala.; laboratory Technology (J) • CURTIS C GARNER Weycrcss, Ga.: Butinets Administrat on (3 • JUDSON F GARNER Georgian Ala : Pharmacy (2J: Tha’a X UNDERGRADUATES Miller Hell First Row; • DALE GARRETT, Montgomery, Ale ; Business Admnistration (2); Delia Teu Oelle • JOANN F GARRETT Macon Ge : Science end I irer.iture (3); Alpha Delta Pi. • DAVID W GARRISON JR.; Albany Ga ; Mechanical Engineering (2) • JERIS E. GARRISON Birming- ham Ale.: Home Economics Education (3). Second Row: e MARY GARRISON. Trussville. Ale ; Sociology (2) • THORNTON GARVIN Huntsville, Ale.- Agriculture (3); Sigma Nu • JACK E. GARY. Morris Ga.: Agriculture (21. • JAMES W GASAWAY. Decatur. Ale.: Chemicol Engineering (I). Third Row: • DANIEL R. GASKIN, Savannah Ge ; Business Administration (2); Oelte Chi. • GARY S. GAY, 8irmingnam. Ale ; Industrial Management (2). • JACK G. GAY. Selme Ale.: Physic (3). • ALBERT D. GAYLE, JR.. Selma, Ale.; Pre-lew (I). Fourth Row: • THEODORE R. GECI. Summordele, Ala.; Veterinary Medieino (4); Omega leu Sigma • SIDNEY E. GEIGER Opelika, Ale ; Indus-trial Management (I). • JERRY I GENTRY Alabama City. Ala ; Pharmacy (I) • GAETON E GIATTINA JR. Birmingham Ala.: Engineering Physic (I). Fifth Row: • FARRELL O. GIBBONS. Tho� tby. Ale.; Pharmacy (?): Oelle Tau Delta. • DONALD C GIBBONS Oeatsviile. Ale ; Veterinary Medicine (21: Aloha Psi • JAMES D GIBSON. JR. Breton. Ala.; Building Construction (2). • VERNON W GIBSON. Birmingham, Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (I). Sisfh Row; • WILLIAM F GILCHRIST Montgomery. Ala; Mechanical Engl-nearing (2): Sigma Phi Epsilon. • DWIGHT A GILL. Birmingham. Ala.; Buildino Construction (2). • WILLIAM J. GILL Opolika. Ala. Business Administration (I). • JOHN E. GILLASPY. Nashville. Tenn.. Clectricel engineering (2). Seventh Row: • GORDON H. GILLEAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Ergineer'ng (2). • WILLIAM P. GILLILAND. Goodweter Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (2). • JOHN R. GILIISPIE Nitro. W. V4.; Ch.micel Engineering (2) • CHARLES T. GILMER Sulligent Ala.; Agriceltural Education (2) Alpha Gamma Rho. Eighth Row: • CLIFFORD R GILMORE. Milligan. Fla ; Electrical Engineering (I) • GLORIA D GILMOUR Rome. Ga ; Physics (I). • CATHERINE GILREATH. Lebanon. Tenn; Pre-law (l): Chi Omega. • MARYANN GINDL Centorment Fla.; Education (I). Ninth Row: • HARRIET A. GINN, Birmingham Ala.; Business Admin'stration (I I. • JEANE GIVENS, Blrmlnghem. Alj.; Secretarial T-airing (II • BETTY Z. GIVHAN. Satford At .; Scarce and Literature (21. • JOE 0. GLADNEY. Birmirgham. Ala ; Busiress Administration (3). Tenth Row: • CHARLES O. GLASCOCK Birmirgham Ala.; Art (3) Tau Kappa Epsiloa. • JIMMY F. GLASS. Aleiarder City. Ala.; Industrial Management (2). • KENNETH 6. GLASS, Scottsboro, Ala., Irdustrial Management (2). • LElAND E. GLASS JR . Mobile. Ale.; Meehan'-cal Engineering (3); Pi Kappa Phi. Eleventh Row: • MARVIN H. GLASS. Tallassee, Ala.; Business Administration (I) • SHIRLEY A. GLENN. Mobile. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I) Alpha Gamma De la. • JOHN W GLOVER Birmingham. Ala Chemical Engineering (I) • CHARLES E. GOBER. Macon. Ge. Business Administration (2): Kappa Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES Dale Garrett Joann Garrett David Garrison Joris Garrison Mary Garrison Tho'nlon Garvin Jack Gary James Gavaway Deriel Gaskin Cary Gay Jack Gay Albert Gayle Theodore Geci Sidney Geige' Jerry Gantry Gaeton Giattina Farrell Gibbons Donald Gibbons James Gibson Verron Gibson William Gilchrist Dwight Gill William Gill John Gillespy Gordon Gillean William Gilliland John GilHsple Charles Gilmer Clifford Gilmore Gloria GUmour Catherine Gilreath Maryann Gindl Harriett Ginn Jeane Givens Betty Givtsan Joe Gladney Charles Glascock Jimmy Glass Kenneth Glass Leland G ass Marvin Glass Shirley Glenn John Glover Charles Gober Bersrtie Godard Bill Godwin James Godwin Robert Godwin Tommy Goff Robar M. Gogqent Owrwood Golden Mildred Golden Halbert Goldwirc Rey Goodqeme David Goodbett Mary Goodman Charlotte Good'oe Ronnie Goodwin John Godron Max Gordon Richard Gordon Wil iam Gordon Leon Go rnan M. Gorrie G'ende Goldin Joan Gott Lora Goner Mary Graben Jenis Grace George Grat front Graham John Graham Walter Graham Joann Gronberry Aubrey Grant Authwr Joo Grort James Grant James W Grant Jim Grantham Rudolph Grantham Jimmie Graves Milton Graves Richard Graves Rob Grnvlee Gwen Grevlee Frank Grevlee Billy Gray Forrest Gray This is a lovely way to spend an evening. First Row: • BENNIE ROSE GODARD. Atlanta Ga.; Science and Literature (I); Phi Mu. • BILL GODWIN. Birmingham, Ala.; Science end Litereture (I). • JAMES EDWARD GODWIN. Montqomer, A'a,; Mechanical Engineering (I). • ROBERT L. GODWIN Brundidqo. Ala ; Art (I). Second Row; • TOMMY KING GOFF Mobile. Ale.; Science and literature (2). • ROBERT MILTON GOGGANS Obel ka Ala ; Business Administration (I) DURWOOD GOLDEN. Opelika Ala Architecture (?) • MILDRED JEANETTE GOLDEN Cotters.ille Ga.: Physical Edu-cation O). Third Row: • HALBERT RAY GOIOWIRE Eufaula Ala. Business Administra- tion (2): Siqma No. • RAY GOODGAME Birmingham. Ala : Mechanical Enqipenr'nq (?)• Pi Kappa Phi • DAVID VAUGHN GOOO-BETT Shet'ield Ala Animal Husbandry (?) • MARY REDFERN GOODWIN. Birmingham Ale.; Home Economics (I). Fourth Row: • CHARLOTTE ANN GOODROE. Dalton, Ga.; Bus'nes Administration ()). • RONNIE CEDRIC GOODWIN. Morris Ala.; Civil Engineer-nq (I) • JOHN BASCOM SOROON Fort Meade. Fia.; Pra- Dent Stry (I): Delta Chi • MAX EDWIN GORDON Moulton. A a.; Agriculture Engineering (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. Fifth Row: • RICHARD OTIS GORDON Birmingham. Ala.: Civil Engineering (I). • WILLIAM LUTHER GORDON. Bessemer Ala A.-onautical Administration (I) • LEON ROSCOE GORMAN Mount Olive A'a.; Science and Literature (?); Pi Kappa Aloha. • M. MILLER GORRIE. Bitm'nghem Ale.: Civil Engineering (I); Sigma Nu. Si«(h Row: • GLENDA LEE GOSDIN. Birmingham, Ala ; Science and Litaratura (?1. • JOAN FRANCIS GOSS Chio ev Ga.; Secretarial Training 12): Chi Omeoa. • LORA GOSSER. Auburn. A'a.: Scionco and Literature (71; Znta T.su A pha. • MARY NELL GRABEN. I raville. Ala : Home Economies (7). Seventh Row: • JANIS GRACE Otark Ala ; Home Economics (?) Zata Tau Alpha • GEORGE EDMUND GRAF Mob'la. Ala ; Business Administration (1) . • FRANK MCDONALD GRAHAM Decatur A'a. Pre Medline (2) : Phi Delta Tneta • JOHN CLARK GRAHAM. Coden. Ala.; Engineering Phys cs ()). Eiqhth Row: • WALTER M. GRAHAM Birmingham Ala. Business Administration (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • JO ANN GRAN8ERRY. Ashford. Ala: Horn Economies Education (II • AUBREY E GRANT Uriah Ala.: Agriculture Engineering (I) • AUTHUR JOE GRANT Mcnt-gomety. Ale.; Architecture ()); Sigma Chi. Ninth Row: • JAMES FRANKLIN GRANT Auburn. Ala. Agricultural Science (?). • JAMES W. GRANT Dothan Ala.; 8u'lding Construction (2): Kappa Sigma. • JIM GRANTHAM, Brownsville Tonn.- Agriculture Enqinaerina (I); Lambda Chi A'pha. • RUDOLPH E GRANTHAM. Columbus. Ga.; Electrical Engineering (2). Tenth Row; • JIMMIE GRAVES Mobile Ala; laboratory technology (I). • MILTON L GRAVES Dedevile Ala Industrial Management (3); Theta Chi • RICHARD M. GRAVES Auburn. Ala ; Electrical Cngi-neering (I). • BOB E. GRAVlEE Birmingham. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Lambda Chi Alpha. Eleventh Row; • GWEN GRAVLEE. Birmingham Ala.; Education (I); Alpha Oolte Pi. a PRANK J GRAVLEE. Fayette. A'a ; Veterinary Medicine (3): Alpha Psi. • BILLY E. GRAY. Columbus, Ga.; Business Administration (21; Tau Kappa Epsilon • EORREST 0. GRAY, lengdale Ale.; Mechanical Engineering (I). UNDERGRADUATES Main Library Fir � Row: • FRANCES GRAY. Carbon Hill. Ala,: Horn. Econornict (3) • IKE M GRAY Decatur, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • LETA J. GRAY. N«w Mark . A a.; Horn. Economic (2). • AUGUSTUS H. GREEN, Albertville. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). Second Row: • DONALD E. GREEN. Cullman Ala.: Education (0; Sigma Pi • FRED E. GREEN Oneonta Ala.: Butin Adminiitretion (I). • LUTHER P. GREEN, Hertford, Ala.. Electrical Engineering (I) • MARSHALL S. GREEN Hope Hull. Ala.; Pr -V t«rirv� ry Medicine (I). Third Row: • JOYCE GREEN. Mobil Ala.; Education (3) • JOHN R GREEN. Birmingham. Ala. Mechanic Engineering (2). WINDEl J GREEN. Aihlend. Ala : Agriculture (J) WALTER L GREEN. Birmingham. Ala.: Chemcal Engin «ring (I): Lambda Chi Alpha. Fourth Row: • CECIL C. GREGG. Elkmont. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • HAROLD O. GREGG. Livingiton, Ala.; Science and Literature (J): Lambda Chi Alpha • HARWELL C GREGG. Elkmont Ala ; Chemica Engineering (21 • MARGARET G GREGORY Abbeville. Ala.: Education (3); Chi Omega. Fifth Row: • MILDRED GREGORY Franklin. N C.; Horn Economic (I) • NANCY H GREGORY. Mobil Ala.; Education (I) • BATEY M GRESHAM Lebanon. Tenn.; Architecture (2); Kappa Sigma. • JOHN W. GRESHAM, Florence. A a.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Siith Row: • GERALD GRIFFIES, 8-rmingham A e.; Mechanical Enqnearinq (IJ. • BETTY T. GRIFFIN Mobil . Ala; Educat on (I); Kappa Dalta. • CHARLIE H GRIFFIN. Carrollton. Ga : Buiineti Admlniifat'on (J): Sigma Alpha Eovlon. • GAYLE GRIFFIN, Tu k«g e. Ala ; Art (3); Th � a Uptilon Seventh Row; • JAMES A, GRIFFIN. Clanton. Ala.: Agricultural Engineer ()). • JAMES B. GRIFFIN Hacoda Ala.; Agricultural Education (31. • JAMES W GRIFFIN Hayerttraw N. Y ; Electrical Engineering (J • LEONARD P GRIFFIN. Dover. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine (4) Eighth Row: • ROBERT L GRIFF N Birmingham. Ala; Pr -V«ter nary Medicine (2i • THOMAS J. GRIFFIN B rminqham Ala. Mechanical Engineering (2) • BETTY J GRIFFITH. Gedtden Ala.; Pharmacy (I). • GORDON H. GRIFFITH. Birmingham, Ala.; Engineering Phytic (I). Ninth Row: • CONNIE GRIGGS. LeGreng Ga.; Buiin Adminiitretion (J); Theta Uptilon. • JOHNNY K GRIGGS Nathvill Tenn ; Veterinary Medic na (4); Alpha Pti. • DONALD E GRIMES Mechanical Engineering (I). • CHARLES I. GRIMM, Montgomery. Ale,; Butin Adminittralion; Te-u Kaspa Epiilon. Tenth Row: • RAYMOND A GRISSOM. Rutia'lville Ala.; Agricultural Ao miniitratioa (2| • ANNA J. GRIT7 Auburn Ala.; Science and Literature (3) • BUFORD M GROSS Cullmen. A e.; Agricultural Science (3) • BETTY GROUBY. Prattville. Ala ; Home Economic (I); Kappa Dalta Eleventh Row; • ADDIGENE GRUB8S Mobile. Ala,, Chemittry (2): Chi Omega • ROBERT A. GRU3BS, Mobil . Ala,. Burnett Adminiitretion (2). • ROBERT R. GRYOER Jecktonville Flo.; Aeronautical Engineering (2): Pi Kappa Alpha, • PASCHAL F GUERCIO Birmingham, Ale ; Chemittry (2). UNDERGRADUATES France Gray Ik Gray Leta Gray Avguitut Green Donald Green Fred Green Luther Green Marthall Green Joyce Green John Green Wirdel Green Walter Green Cecil Gregg Horold Gregg Harwell Gregg Margaret Gregory Mildred Gregory Nency Gregory Betey Greiham John Greiham Gera'd Grillle Betty Griffin Charlie G'iffin Gayle Griffin Jam Griffin Jamei B, Griffin Jame W Griffin Leonard Griffin Robert Griflin Thom Griffin Betty Griffin Gordon Griffith Connie Grigg Johnny Grigg Donald Grime Chari Grimm Raymond G’i orr Anna Gritj Buford Grot Befty Grouby Addlgen Grubb Robert A. Grubb Robert R. Gryder Pate ha I Guercio Carolyn Guilord Sammy Guit'ord Donald Gwilian Amalia Gwilian Garald Guinn Hobart Gulledge Jamet Guan Patricia Gunn John Gunter Mary Ann Gunter Guy Gunlhorpe Silly Guthrie Clarence Guthrie Evelyn Guthrie Lamar Guthrie Mary Guthrie Peggy Guthrie Jamet Guy Ralph Habar Helen Hachett Gerald Hack er John Hager Robert Hall George Ha:rifon W lliam Haitian A vin Halcomb Mnrwin Hale Wiley Hal at Robert Haley Charlet Hal Harry Hall Hen-y Hall Jean Hall John Hall Glenda Hall Jamet Hall Leon Hall Jam Hall Mai Hall William Hail Marvin Hallmark Donald Hallenbarg O'Neal Ham Peggy Hamby Firtt Row: • CAROLYN GUILFORD. Martlord. Ala.; Laboratory Techno oq� (I), a SAMMY J. GUILFORD Martlord Ala.; Pharmacy (I). • DONALD L. GUILIAN Birmirgham, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3); Delta $igma Phi. • MADELYN A GUILIAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Education ■� . Second Row: • GERALD R. GUINN. Browntville Tann : Mechanical Engineering tl|; lambda Ch Alpha • ROBERT I GULLEDGE Summerdale, Ala.: Agricultural Education (2): Theta Chi. • JAMES A. GUNN Mobile Ala. Electrical Engineering (I). • PATRICIA I GUNN Birmingham. Ala ; Interior Decoration (2): Alpha Gamma Olefa. Third Row; a JOHN GUNTER Ne� Brockton. Ala ; Induttrial Managemant 121 a MARY A GUNTER Memphit. Tann : Home Economict (2). • GUY F GUNTHORPF Mobile Ala.; Elactrlcal Engineering (I) • BILLY GUTHRIE Parrith Ala. Electrical Engineering (2) Fourth Row; • CLARENCE GUTHRIE. JR Jaipur. Ala.. Agricultural Science T2� . • EVELYN J GUTHRIE. Eait Tallatiee. Ala Education (3) • LAMAR J. GUTHRIE Columbut Ga.; Butinatt Adm'nittration (3); Pi Kappa Phi • MARY K. GUTHRIE Phil Campbell. Ale.. Home Economict Education (I). Fifth Row: • PEGGY A GUTHRIE Thompton Ala,: Education (I); Kappa Delta. • JAMES M GUY Erie. Pa.: Induttrial Management (21; Lambda Chi Alpha. • RALPH M HABER Mpntgomery. Ala,: Bctineu Ad-minittralipn (I). • HELEN T HACKETT. Jatpar Ala ; Journalitm (I) Sixth Row: • GERALD L. MACKLER Memph t. Tenn Electrical Engineering 0): Theta Chi. • JOHN W MaGER JR.. Sirm nghem Ala. A-chi-lecture (2) • ROBERT I. HALL Somerter Ky,: Veterinary Mudicine (2� ; Alpha Pti. • GEORGE C HAIRSTON Mobile Ala. Bulinett Adminitlralion (2t. Seventh Row: • WILLIAM K. HAISTEN. lank't Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I), • ALVIN H HALCOMB JR Brilliant, Ala ; Ag-icultural Fducation (21. • MERWIN A HALE Hattiaiburo Mitt : Butinett Admiaittration (I); Alpha Tau Omega • WILEY 0 HALES Birmingham. Ala.: Pra.Vdtarieary Madicir (3) Eighth Row: • ROBERT G. HALEY Birmingtam, Ala.. Electrical engineering III • CHARLES w. HALL Moulton Ala.; Agricu fural Science (11. • HARRY T HALL Florence. Ala Pharmacy (I). HENRY E HALL. Titwi Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (I). Ninth Row; • JEAN HALL Montgomery Ala ; Secretarial Training (I) • JOHN f HALL. Americut. Ga : Butinatt Adminittration (2) • GLENOA C. HALL. LaGrange Ga.- Education (3). • JAMES P. HALL, Oothan. Ala,; Bulinett Adminittration (2); Sigma Nu. Tenth Row: • LEON C HALL. Tilton. Ga.; But nett Adm initiation (I); Phi Oelta Theta. • JAM T HALL Midway. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (I); Alpha Gamma Rho • MAX W HALL Florence Ala.; Architecture (?) • WILLIAM J HALL Savannah Ga.: Architecture (I). Elcvpnth Row: • MARVIN L HALLMARK Birmingham. Ala,; Induttrial Management (I). • DONALD R HAllENBERG, Atlanta Ga.; Induttrial Management (2). • O'NEAL HAM Abbeville Ala.; Civil Engineering (I) • PEGGY SUE HAMBY Birmingham. Ala.; Secretarial Train. (I). UNDERGRADUATES Jorre Hemil Jackie Hamilton Mctodie Hamilton Martha Hamlet Phillip Hamm Ray Hammock Dillard Hammtlt William Hammond George Hemner Barney Hamnar Oliver Hjmrick Ronald Hop bury Toitilo Engineering Building First Row: • JAMES E. HAMIL. Ivxrne. AIR.; Chemistry (I). • JACKIE HAMILTON Section. Ala. Science and Literalure (I). • MElODIE A HAMILTON Jacksonville. Fla - Science and Litaratjr |J); Alpha D« to Pi • MARTHA E. HAMLET, Alexander City. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I). Second Row: • PHILLIP H HAMM Elba Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (21 • RAY E HAMMACK Irvington Ala. Aeronautical Engineering (21 • DILLARD J. HAMMETT. Wedowee. Ala.; Business Administration (J). • WILLIAM C HAMMOND. Carrollton. Ca ; Electrical Engineering (2). Third Row; • GEORGE H, HAMNER Prattville. Ala.; Business Adminiitrat'on (2). • RARNEY F. HAMNER Jatper. Ala.; Agricultural Science (J); Lambda Chi Alpha • OLIVER H HAMRICK JR. Mobile. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (J) • RONALD R. HANBURY. Birmingham Ala.; Chemistry (I). Fourth Row; • JAMES R HANCKEN Birmingham Ala.; Elactriral Engineering (2) • LEWIS A HANCHEY Montgomery Ala.; Electrical Engineering (T) • PAUL P HANCOCK Birmingham Ala : Civil Engi- neering (2). • VIRGINIA J. HANCOCK. Atlanta, Go.; Education ( Fifth Row: • LEIANO P HAND. Birmingham A a.; Electrical Enginearing (I) Da ta Sioma Phi e ROBERT F HAND Headland, Ala .; Aarenautica' Eng neerino (l|- Sigma Chi • MARY C HANDLY Memphis. Tann Education (It- Alpha Delta PI. • SHIRLEY A. HANKS. Mobile. Ala.; Science and Literature (I). Sixth Row; • WILLIAM G HANKS Gr,ffin. Ga ; Business Adminisfraton (21 • RICHARD A. HANNAH Bremen, Ga Business Adm'n'straticr (2 • WILLIAM P HANNIGAN JR Birmingham Ala Ru'lding Con-itructioei (2) Kappa Sigma. • WALTER L. HANNUM. Weil Palm Beach. Fla,; Electrical Engineering (2). Sovonth Row; • LOUISE HANSON Arab. Ala.; Education (2) • JOHN A HARAWAY Rogersvlle Ala.; Civil Engineering (2) • JO ANN HARDEN Welumpke Ala.; Laboratory Techno ogr (J). • WILLIAM C HARDEN. JR.. Dothan, Ala.; Architecture (J). Sigma Hu. Eiqhth Row: • PATRICK G HARDESTY Mobile A a ; Induttrial Management (It. • LUCILF W MARDEWAY Montgomery Ala : Science and literature (21; Alpha Omlcron Pi. e CHARLES I HARDING. Atmo-e Ala Civil Engineer!ng (J); Sigma Chi • DOUGLAS M. HARDING Atlanta, Ga.; Interior Design (I); Delta Chi. Ninth Row; • JOE E HAROWICK Dadeville. Ala.; Engineering Phyiict (I) • MAX M. HARDWICK. Enterprise Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • JAMES I. HARDY Rockland Ala.. Bu Iding Conduction (2). • MARTHA HARDY, Sardis, Al .; Education (J); Alpha Omlcron Pi. Tenth Row: • GEORGE G. HARE. Grove Hill, A e • Civil Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Omega. • RICHARD M HARGROVE. Luvarnn. Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I). • JULIA K HANLIN 8 rmingham. A e.; Home Economics (2). Alpha Delta Pi. • CHARLES 8 HARMON. Rockwood Tenn.; Business Administration (I). Eleventh Row: • RALPH E. HARMON, Chattanooga. Tann pharmacy (2) • FRED M HARPER. Opelika, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • GERALD O. HARPER. East Tallassee Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I), • PATRICIA A. HARPER. Birmingham Ale.; Laboratory Technology (I). UNDERGRADUATES James Mencken lewis Hanchey Paul Hancock Virginia Hancock Inland Hand Robert Hand Maty Handly Shirley Hanks William Hanks Richard Hannah William H.snnigan Walter Hannum Louisa Hanson John Haraway Jo Ann Harden William Harden Patrick Hardestry Lucila Hjrdeway Charles Herding Douglas Harding Joe Hardwick Max Hardwick James Hardy Marika Hardy Gaorge Hara Richard Ha-grove Julia Hanlin Charles Harmon Ralph Ha-men Fred Harper Gerald Harper Patricia Harper Raymond Harper Vivian Harp ' Will H rp r William Harper Jean Harrelson Allen Harris Buford Harris M l Harris Joseph Harris James Harris Jo Harris Jimmie Harris James Harris Lucy Harris Palsy Harris Tommi Harris William Harris Francis Harrison Fred Hai'Ston Hannon Hairston Jo� Harrison Lawrence Harrison Megaret Harrison Martha Harrison Richard Harrison Robert Harrison W.lliam Harrison John Hart James Hart Richard Hartley foster Hartlin John Hartsfield Addison Harvey Charles Harvey Glen Harvey Grady Hartzoq Mona Harvey Sally Harwell Kenneth Hassell James Hatcher Oovid Ha'chett Joan Hathaway Herbert Hathcock James Hathcock SUGAR BOWL We'll be there ne� t year. First Row: • RAYMOND E HARPER, Dothan, Ala.; Mechanical Engineer'nq l • VIVIAN D HARPER lanatt. Ala .; Te.tile Oetiqn (2); Oe fa Zefa • WILL H HARPER Elba Ala.; Easiness Adm'n'strat on ‘2); Tho a Chi. • WILLIAM W. HARPER Mobile, A a.; Pharmacy (I). Second Row; • BIRDIE J HARRELSON Dosier Ala.; Horn Economies (I) • ALLEN L HARRIS. Tampa Ela.; Veterinary Vcd cine (31; Omeqs Tau Sigma • BUFORD A, HARRIS. Gadsden. Ale,; Science ard Literature (21. • HAL R. HARRIS. Anniston. Ala.; Busiress Adm'n s • ration (I); Kappa Alpha. Third Row: • JOSEPH A HARRIS. Jasper, Ale.; Electrical Erqineerinq (I). • JAMES H. HARRIS Blountsvill . Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • JOE HARRIS Moulton. Ala - Electrical Engineerinq (I) • JIMMIE HARRIS Opelika. Ala.; Education (2). Fourth Row; • JAMES P. HARRIS, Contonment fla.; Pharmacy (I). • LUCY A HARRIS. Opelika Ala.; Applied Art (]); Kappa Delta. • PATSY HARRIS. Gadsden. Ala.; Education (I) • TOMMIE A HARRIS. Gadsden. Ala.; Education (I). Fifth Row: • WILLIAM S. HARRIS II. San Oieqc. Call).; Aeronautical Engineer-inq (I); Siqma Alpha Epsi'on. • FRANCIS D. HARRISON. Mobilo. Ala.; Mechanical Fnqinna’ino (I). • FRED S HAIRSTON Mobil , Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I) • HANNON S HAIRSTON. Mobil . Ala.; Electrical Engineerinq (I). Sinth Row; • JOY F HARRISON Auburn Ala.; Laboratory Technology 12' Zeta Tau Aloha • LAWRENCE W HARRISON Birminqham. A a.; Mechanical Engineering (3). • MARGARET F HARRlSON. Marri'h's. Tenn.; Edwcetion (3)- Alpha Oelta Pi • MARTHA V HARRISON Clayton. Ala.; Physical Education (I). Seventh Row; • RICHARD B HARRISON Mobile. Ala ; Bn'ness Administration (I); Phi Kappa Tat. • ROBERT W. HARRISON JR.. Birmingham. Ala : Aeronautical Administration (2); Siqma Phi Epsi'pn. WILLIAM H HARRISON Mobile Ala • Electric Engineering (2). • JOHN L. HART. JR. Mobile Ala.; Electrical Engineering (3) Eighth Row; • JAMES H. MARTS Savannah. Ge.; Industrial Management (2). • RICHARD A. HARTLEY. Anni«ton. A'a. Mechanical Enninaaring 12); Phi Kappa Tau • FOSTER R HARTLINE Ider. Ala ; Chamical Engineerinq (3). • JOHN J MARTSEIElO. Bi'm'ngham Ala,; V '. e'inary Medicine (2); Pi Kaopa Alpha. Ninth Row; • ADDISON R. HARVEY. Montgomery Ala.; A'ohitectura (21; Sigma Alpha Epsilon • CHARLES B HARVEY. Tytertown. Miss ; Vatari««r, Medicine (2) • GlEN G HARVEY Mentone Ala ; Bus'ness Ad- ministration 12). • GRADY R HARTZOG. Auburn. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: • MONA ANN MARV6Y. Meridian. Miss; Home Economics (2) • SALLY HARWELL. West Point, Ga. Secretarial Train no • Alpha Gamma Della. • KENNETH H, HASSELL Hueyto-n. Ala.; Ae'onaut'cel Engineering (I). • JAMES P. HATCHER. Augus'e, Ga.; Industrial Management (31 Tau Kappa Epsilon. Eleventh Row; • DAVID E. HATCHETT Glasgow. Ky.; Votorinary Medicine f?' • JOAN HATHAWAY Atlanta Ga; Science and Literature O'-Alpha Delta Pi • HERBERT S. HATHCOCK Awbu-n Ala.; Mecheri-cal Engineering (2). • JAMES R. HATHCOCK. Cullman Ale ; Agriculture Engineering (31 UNDERGRADUATES Fir Row: • FRANCES I. HARTHORN. Birmingham. Ala.: Laboratory Tech- nology (3). • JAMES A. HATLEY. Boas. Ala.; Business Administration (3) • WIUIAM E HATTLE Columbus. Georgia; 8usinass Admin, ■stration (II: Sigma Alphj Epsilon. • ALBERT J. MAUPT. Elberta. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). Second Row: • RICHARD L. HAURY. Birmingham. Ala ; Civil Engineering (3). a ANNETTE HAWKINS. Birmingham. Ala : Science and literature (I) a CAROL I HAWKINS Birmingham Ala.; Education (I): Alpha Gamma Oelta. • CHARLIE I HAWKINS Grove Hill. Ala : Civil Engineering (2). Third Row; • JOE D. HAWKINS. Trussvilie. Ala.; Business Administration (35 • ROBERT D. HAWKINS luverne Ala.; Pra-Va'erinary Modicina (I1 Pi Kappa Phi. • ROBERT I. HAWKINS. Sulligenl. Ala.; Pm low (2! • SAM B HAY JR . Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Agriculture (35 Fourth Row; • G. L HAYDEN. JR.. Birmingham. Ala.. Business Administration (2)' Sigma Alpha Epiilon. • CYNTHIA HAYES Enterprise. Ala.; Home Economics (25. • DAVID L. HAYES Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Enqinaaring (2) • JERRY A HAYES, Baitamar. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). Fifth Row; a JERRY H HAYES. Talladega Ale ; Pharmacy (I). • BETTY HAYGOOO. Greenville Ala.; Business Administration (2). • C. OOYLE HAYNES, Lafayette, Ala.; Pre-Medicine (2); Phi Kappa Teu. • Ralfh C. HAYNES. Woodland Ala.; Pra.Vetarinary Medicine (I). Si«th Row: • RICHARD T. HAYNES Rome Go,; Chemiitry (2); Kappa Alpha. • ROBERT H HAYNIE, eallamy. Ala. Forestry (I). • LOUIE J-HAYWOOD Shreveport, la.; Architecture (2) • WALTER E. HAZEN Rockmart. Go.; Agriculture (I). Seventh Row: • I. JAMES HEARD. Roanoke. Ale.; Bui ness Administration (2). • M. JUNE HTARD. Mob'le. Ala.; Home Economici (I); Zeta Teu Alpha. • ROLAND S HEARD. Watt Point Ga.; Business Admiaii r. t'oe (3); Sigma Chi • WILLIAM T HEARD Columbus. Ga ; 8u ness Administration (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon Eiqhth Row; • BETTY J HEARN, LeGrenqe Ga.; Secretarial Training (J). • DINAH HEARN. Birmingham. Ala.; Secretarial Traininq (I); Alpha Omicron Pi. • GEORGE W. HEARN Citronelle Ala.; Chemistry (I). • ALBERT c HEASLETT, Childersburg. Ala ; Agricultural Educa-tion (I). Child Nurtery Bonding. -r- ■-Wt.W’u Ninth Row; • CLARENCE E HEATH Junction City. Ala. Mechanical Engineer-ing (2). • JOHN F. HEIFNER. Decatur Tenn Charrieal Enginearing (3) • JOHN P HELMICK, JR Fa-mont. W Va Mechanical Eng . nearing (2); Phi Dalta Thata • JAMES M HEIMS Phonic City. Ala : Art (if. Tenth Row: • WILLIAM R. HELMS. Irundidga. Ala.; Agriculture (2). • BEN C. HELTON Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • JAMES H HELTON' Foley. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); Theta Chi. e JAMES E. HEMBY. Slocomb. Ala ; Business Administration (2). Eleventh Row; • ADELAIDE HENDERSON, Birmingham. Ala.; Science and literature ())• Phi Mu • BETTY D HENDERSON Dadoville Ala.; Home Economics (2) • EDWARD H HENDERSON. Andalusa Ala.; Aa'Oaautical Enginaaring (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • GEORGE R HENDERSON, Balls Tenn Business Administration (I); Lambda Chi Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES Frances Harthom Jemes Hatley William Hattie Albert Haupt Richard Haury Annette Hawkins Carol Hawk •ns Charlie Hewlins Joe Hawkins Robert Hewkias Robert L. Hawkins Sam Hay G. L Hayden Cynth'o Hayes David Hayes Jerry Hayes Jtrry Hayes Betty Haygood Doyle Haynes Ra'ph Haynes Richard Haynas Robert Haynie Louie Haywood Waiter Haler Idul Heard Marjorie Heard Relead Heard William Heard Betty Heetn Dinah Hearn George Hearn Albert Heeslett Clarence Heath John Me'fner John Helmlck James Helms William Heims Ben C. Helton James Helton James Hemby Adelaide Henderson Betty Henderson Edward Henderson George Henderson John Hendetton Sim H ndi'to' William Henderton Frank Hendrick lima Hendrick Joteph Hendrickt Milton Hendrickt Jamei Hilary Peggy Healey Jo Menton Eleanor Hepburn Roy Hereford John Herron Tony Herrinq Angelin Hen R y Hett J in Hewitt Doris Hickman Elisabeth HIcl� Grady Hickt Lou'a Hickt Artit Hlqgint Btn Higqint William Hiqqint Jomit Mlghnot Miry High Bob Hiqht Peggy Hightower Perry Hildreth Artit Hill Carol Hill Howard Hill Nancy Hill Roy Hilt Jam«t Hillhout Lyle Hillman William Hindi Jackie Minot David Hirton Ralph Hint Mary Hitt Katii Hi« Ann Hoar P«ter Hoar No dealing off th© bottom. Gaylord. Firtt Row: • JOHN E. HENDERSON. JR., Tuiktg . Ala,; Agricultural Ad-minittration (I). • SAM G. HENDERSON, Samion. Ala.; C !l Enqiniirinq (I); Phi Kappa Tao. • WILLIAM L MENOERSON JR Mobil , Ala.; Electrical Enqin««ring (?): Th ta Chi, • FRANK G. HENDRICK, Hurttbo'o Ala.; Agricultural Education (3); Alpha Tau Om«ga. Second Row: • ISMA HENDRICK. Hurtsboro. Ala.; Education (I); Kappa Delta • JOSEPH e. HENDRICKS DeArmen.ill Ala.- V t rinary Medicine (2); Alpha Pii. • MILTON A HENDRICKS Palmerdal . Ala.; For-•ttry (I). • JAMES H. HENDRY Ta.omo, Waih ; Butinett Admin-ittration ()|; Pi Kappa Phi Third Row: • PEGGY I. HENLEY, Decatur. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Alphi Omicron PI. • JOE L. HENSON Woqar, Ala,. Veterinary Medicine ot: Alpha Pti. • ELEANOR S. HEPBURN. Auburn. Ala.; Pre-law (It. • ROY N. HEREFORD. Fauntdale, Ala.; Agriculture (I); Sigma Nu. Fourth Row; • JOHN A. HERREN. Tel attec Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I) • TONY D. HERRING. Montgomery Ale.; Business Admiaittretion (2). • ANGEIINE A. HESS Auburn. Ala.; Science and Literature (J). • RAY C HESS. Decatur. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). Fifth Row: • JEAN A HEWITT. Settamer Ala; luiinett Adminittration (•). • DORIS J HICKMAN Athford Ala ; laboratory Technology (2) • ELIZABETH A. HICKS. Birmingham. Ala.; Home Economic (2 • Delta Zeta. • GRADY O. HICKS. Monlcvello. Ala.; Butinett Adminittration (J) Siith Row: • LAURA A MICKS MontevallO. Ala.; Home Econom ct (I); Phi Mu. • ARTIS L. HIGGINS. Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering fl). • 8EN t. HIGGINS. JR.. Montgomery Ala.; Aeronautical Engl-neering (3); Kappa Alpha. • WILLIAM S HIGGINS Montgomery Ala.; Art (2). Seventh Row; • JAMES M. MIGMNOTE. Columbut. Ga Pharmacy (I). • MARY L. HIGH, Camp Hill. Ala.. Education 3) • BOB HIGHT. 8irming- ham. Ala Butinett Adminittration (I). • PEGGY A HIGHTOWER Jonetboro Ga.; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Gamma Oelta. Eighth Row: • PERRY T. HILDRETH. Opelika Ala - Pr«.Vat rinary Medicine (I) • ARTIS J. HILL, lenett. Ala.: Te.fll Enginee-ing (I). CAROL HILL To-n Creek Ala.; Art (I) HOWARD E. Hfll, Belle Glade F'a.; Veterinary Medicine (3); Alpha Pti. Ninth Row; • NANCY E HILL. Guntertvill . Ale.; laboratory Technology (I). • ROY L. HILL JR. Langdale. Ala.; Teiti’e Management (I). • JAMES D. HILIHOUSE. Gadtden, Ala ; Architecture (4); Kappa S gma • LYLE J. HILLMAN, Orville. Ala.; Industrial Management (if; Pi Kappa Phi. Tenth Row; • WILLIAM R. HINDS. Dillon. S C.; Mechanical Engineering (f Lambda Chi Alpha. JACKIE HINES. Birmingham Ala.- Home Economic! (2): Alpha Gamma Delta • DAVID C HINTON Moultrie, Ga.; Chemical Engineering (I). • RALPH R HINZ. Brilliant Ala ; Butinett Adminittration (3). Eleventh Row; • MARY A HITT. Annitlon. Ala.; Home Economic (2); Alpha Gamma Delta • KATIE S. HIX, Kellyten, Ala,; Home Economic! (3) • ANNE C HOAR. Birmingham, Ala,; Science and literetue I • PETER M HOAR Birmingham Ala.; Science and lito-atur (i; UNDERGRADUATES Graves Center Amphitheatre First Row: • STACY H HCCKETT, JR.. Auburn. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (2( • BRUCE C. HODGES. Dothan. Ala.; Electrical Engineering ( ' • JULIA R HODGE, Mobile, Ala.; Homo Economies (2). • MARY EVA HODGES Auburn. Ala.; Art (3); Aloha Gamma Dalta. Second Row: • SHERRARD A HODGES Americas. Go.: Aeronautical Admini:lra. lion (21 • DOUGLAS G, HODNETT FaiHer. Ala.; Teitilo Engine® -ing (21 • LUCY HODNETTE Pittsburgh Pa: Pre-Mediciee (IV Aloha Dolt PI. • EMILY L. MOFFERIERT. Gadsden Ala ; Home Economics (I) Third Row: • PAUL HOFFMAN, Albertville. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) e CAROLYN HOGAN Atlanta, Ga,; Education (I): Alpha Gamma Delta • GAY HOGAN, Balboa. Canal Zona: Art (3) A Omicrcn PI • WILTON M. HOGAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Aeronautical Administration (3). Fourth Row: • HUBERT D. HOLCOMB Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engi-nearing (I): Sigma Phi tpsIon • MARY ANN HOLDRIDSE. Gadsden Ala.; Home Economics (2). • FRED W HOLK. Foley Ala.; Pro-Veterinary Medicine (2|: lambda Chi Alpha • DORIS C. HOLLA-OAY. Roba. Ala.; Heme Economics (2). Fifth Row: • EDWARD D. HOllADAY. Lanett. Ala.; Pharmacy (2) • PHILIP E. HOLLADAY Salma. Ala Civi Engineering (I): Theta Xi • BE'TY HOUFY. Montgomery. Ala.: Sociology (I). • EDWARD M. HOLLIDAY. Birmingham. Ala : Electrical Engineering (l|. Siith Row: • EDDIE HOLLINGSWORTH, Fernanelina Beach Fla .; Aeronautical Engineering (2) • HELEN HOLLINGSWORTH Hurtsboro. Ala, Interior Oesign (2): Theta Upsilon. • MARLIN H HOLLINGSWORTH a ,i ; Agricultural Education (I). • JEAN HOLLINGSWORTH. Oneonta. Ala.; Education (3). Sovonth Row: • AUBREY J HOLLOWAY Dacatu', Ga.; Business Administration (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon. • FLORA HOLLOWAY. Slocomb. A’a.; Secretarial Training (I) • NORMAN C HOLLOWAY Hamilton Ala ; Business Administration (I). • SHERL W HOLLOWAY, Malvern Ala : Physical Education (I). Eighth Row; • JIM F. HOLMAN. Blakely. Ga.; Animal Husbandry (3|; Lambda Chi Alpha. • RHODA HOLMAN, Oiark. Ala. Art (3): Alpha Oelta Pi. • GEORGE 8. HOLMES Birmingham Ala.; Mochanical Engineering (2): Lambda Chi Alpha • ELEANOR L. HOLT. Columbus Ga.; Home Economics (2); Delta Zeta. Ninth Row: • JAMES M. HOLT. Athens. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (3). • JOHN A. HOLT Meridian. Miss.: Building Construction (I) • RUFUS 0. HOLT Clarksville, Tenn.; Architecture (4). • JORDAN HOLTAM. Birmingham Ala.; Agriculture (2). Tenth Row: • RICHARD T. HOlTZClAW. JR, Montgomery. Ale : Aeronautical Engineering (I): Phi Kappa Tau • THOMAS E. HONEYCUTT Bankston Alo.; Electrical Engineering (I). • ROBERT M HOOKER Chosen. Fla An'mal Husbandry (2); lambda Chi Alpha • JOSE� H C. HOOPER, Talladega, Ala,; Chomiitry (3); S gme Phi Epti'c . Eloventh Row: • JAMES H. HOOPER. Selma. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); Kappa Alpha. • NANCY LEE HOOPER Abortvillo Ala.; Secretarial Training (3); Alpha Om cron Pi, • WILLIAM L. HOPKINS. Wood-a-d. Ala; Chemical Engineering (2) • MARY E HOPSON Opelika Ala.; Home Economics (3); Alphe Delta Pi. UNDERGRADUATES Stacy Hockett Bruce Hodgas Jul:a Hodge Mery Hodges Y , Sherrard Hodges Douglas Hodnett Lucy Hodnette Emily Hotte-bert % id r Paul Hoitmen Carolyn Hogan Gay Hogan Wilton Hogan h 3m ev t Hubert Holcomb Mary Holdridge Fred Hoik Doris Holladay Edward Holladay Philip Hoi edey Betty Ho ley Edward M Holliday § 4 mim m rm ■ A Eddie Hollingsworth Helen Hollingsworth Marlin Hollingsworth Jean Hollingsworth u (T-'-K (51 Aubrey Holloway Flora Holloway Norman Holloway Sheri Holloway |3 R| 5 Jim Holman Rhoda Holman George Holmes Eleanor Holt % A James Holt John Holt Rufus Holt Jordan Hcltam 1 1 Richard Holttclaw Thomas Honeycolt Robert Hooker Joseph Hooper m r '� •� ev. fy v� | PPP James Hooper Nancy Hooper William Hopkins Mary Hopson 4 Q p4 Sji’t 2 Inf £ I¥ ii§5 1°§2 “c'io 0 s ° ? li .zv� : • |2 $? S .x; r r:.r tu 2«£ 2 x .; 5 31? £ • Si- “ u •■ “? § |£° 2 .2 iffS � £0 .° Ui £z“« is ? -O.U Ui „ i o“5s o«2. i«rf .8 f 1 =i? oc 2 c ‘5 ,2£5j; J 5|;I|| uj • x e £ C C3 UJ Gary Hudson John Hod von Donald Mudvon Nancy Hudson Wjmji Hudson Alice Hmy CUud Huey James Huff Bibb Huflstutler Harold Huggh'rt John Hwqghins Jacquelyn Huggins lanqdon Hall First Row: • GARY 0. HUDSON, lineville Ala ; Business Administration (l|- • JOHN T HUDSON ShaHiald. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (}| • DONALD M HUDSON Feirburn, Ga.; Aeronautical Enlgneering (2). • NANCY A HUDSON Birmingham. Ala.: Educe ion (I), Second Row: • WYMAN C. MUOSON. Elmore. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). • ALICE R HUEY. Evergreen, Ala.; Home Economies (4). • CLAUDE L. HUEY. JR.. Atlanta. Ga.; Mechanical Enginaaring (2 ; Kappa Alpha. • JAMES R. HUFF. Auburn. Ala.; Aeronautical Er.gl naaring (I); Kappa Alpha. Jamav Huggins Howard Huqhev Jamav Hughes Jamav C. Hughet Third Row: • Bias 8. HUFFSIUILER. Birmingham, Ala.; Pro Dentistry (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • HAROL0 L. HUGGHINS. Gaorgiana. Ala.; Aero nautical Engineering (I). • JOHN I. HUGGHINS Rad Level. Ala.; Pre-Medicine (J); Alpha Gamma Rho. • JACQUELYN HUGGINS. McKemie. Ala.; Home Economics (I). Kathryn Hughes Patrick Hughes (illy Hughey Gloria Hughey Fourth Row; • JAMES W. HUGGINS Fa rhope. Ala.; lusiness Administration (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • HOWARD E HUGHES Anniston. Ala.; Mechanical Enginaaring (I), a JAMES 6. HUGHES Rockford. Ala.; Agriculture Education (I). • JAMES G. HUGHES. Madison Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (2); Sigma Nu. Fifth Row: • KATHRYN A HUGHES. Auburn. Ala.; Education (J); Zete Tau Alpha, • PATRICK HUGHES. Mobile. Ala.; Industrial Management (I). • SILLY G. HUGHEY. Huntsville Ala,; Business Administration (I); Sigma Nu • GLORIA 0 HUGHEY Pensacola Ela ; laboratory Technology (I); Alpha Omieron Pi. Ted Huguley Robert Huling And'ew Hunt George Hunt Sixth Row: • TED E. HUGULEY Seale. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • ROIERT S. HULING, JR.. Opel.ka, Ala.; Bus’ness Administration (I); Sigma Alpha Epsi-on. • ANOREW HUNT. J Brilliant. Ala.; Forestry (I). • GEORGE R. HUNT LeGrange. Ga.; Forastry Man. agement (J). William Hunt leonora Hunter Clint Hurd Virginia Hurd Seventh Row; • WILLIAM C. HUNT. Albertville. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • LEONORA HUNTER. Birmingham. Ala,; Secretarial Tra n ng (2); Alpha Gamma Dalle. • CLINT HURD, JR. Afmo-e. Ala.; Pharmacy J). • VIRGINIA E. HURD. Birmingham Ala.; Home Economics (21. Eighth Row: • ELOISE V. HURD. Birmingham. Ala.; Home Economies (2). • MARY N. HURD. Atmore Ala.; Education (I): Alpha Gamma Delta. • HOWARD A HURLEY College Perk. Ga.; Agriculture (2). • NOAH J HURST. Gadsden Ala ; Mechanical Eng neer'ng (2) Ninth Row: • MILTON S. HURSTON. JR. Sylecauga. Ala.. Engineering (J); Pi Kappa Phi. • KITTY C HUTCHERSON Columbus Ga Nursery Education (I). • VIRGINIA E HUTCHINGS. Rochmert. Ga.; Home Economics (I) • PHYLLIS HUTCHINSON Birm.ngham, A e.; Secretarial Training (}); Alpha Gamma Delta. Tenth Row: • WILLIAM P HUTTO. Petersburg Va.; Business Admin'stratipn (2' Pi Kappa Alpha. • PAM HUXFORD, Perry, Ela. Chemical Engineering (2); Theta Upsilon. • PHILIP W HYATT Opelika Ala . lusiness Administration (I) Phi Kappa Tau • REUBEN I. HYDE Montgomery. Ale.. Mochenice Engineering (I); Sigma A'pha Epsilon Eloise Hurd Mary Hurd Howard Hurley Noah Hurst Milton Hi'rston Kitty Hutcherson Virginia Hutchings Phyllis Hutchinson Eleventh Row: • ROBERTA HYOE, B rminghem, Ala.; Education (2). • JIMMY M. IGOU. Eort Payne. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (2). • 8ETTY IGLEHEART Montgomery. Ala,; Home Economics (I). • WILLIAM IKERMAN. Selma. A a.; Business Administration (2); Kappa Sigma William Hutto Pam Huiford Philip Hyatt Reuben Hyde UNDERGRADUATES Roberta Hyde Jimmy Igou Betty Igleheeit Williem Ikermen Ab« lllges John lllges Eron Ingle Jiiinillt Ingram John Ingram Thomas Ing-em Meiwell Inqram Charles Isbell James Isbell John Isbell Edwin Ives Beverley Ivey Edward Iver Larry l� y Walter Ivey Yeldo l� y Charles Jacks Barbara Jackson Burl Jackson Horjci Jackson Jo Ann Jackson Dougi.it Jackson John Jackson Marianne Jackson Morion Jackson Mary Jackton Arthur Jacobt Donald Jacobt Jaanatt Jacobt Sally Jacobt Charlat Jagar Wallace Jacobi Batty Jamal Doyle Jamal Gerald Jamas Harry Jamat Linda Jamat Emma Jamison Theodora Javdon Bobby Jelle-iet William Jailery William Jeflords Ge-eld Jerkin Jamas Jenkint O WiUliUV 1 UdU ■- ( Auburn band forms one of those designs First Row: • A8E ILLGES, JR., Columbus, Ge.; Meehan cal Engineering (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • JOHN P. ILLGES. Columbus. Ge.; Mechanical Engineering (2); Sigma Alpha Eptilon. • ERON 6 INGLE Montgomery. Ala.; Pro-Medicine (3) • JEANETTE INGRAM. Opelika. Ala.: Education 13). Second Row: • JOHN M. INGRAM. Mobile. Ala.: Businest Administration 12). • THOMAS R INGRAM Montgomery, Ala.; Aeronautical Engi-ntering (2). • MAXWELL INGRAM Linevillo, Ala.; Industrial Man agamant (2). • CHARLES ISBELL. Eo't Payne. Ala.; Pharmacy (3). Third Row: • JAMES R ISBELL. Gaosden. Ala.; Pra-Veterinary Medieina (t): Alpha Psi • JOHN B ISBELL. Fort Payne. Ala.; Pre-Med!c!na |3'. • EDWIN E. IV£S, Birmingham Ala.: E ectrical Engineering 12). • BEVERLEY $. IVEY Bi-mingham. Ala.; Art (3) Fourth Row: • EDWARD W IVEY. Montgomery Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • LARRY A. IVEY, Newnan. Ga.; Textile Engineering (I). • WALTER K. IVEY. Montgomery, Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • VALDO J. IYEY. SproN, Ala.; Home Economics (I). Fifth Row: • CHARLES L, JACKS. Huntsville, Ala.: Agricultural Education (I) • BARBARA J JACKSON Gadsden Ala.: Home Econom cs 121 • 8URL J JACKSON Detroit. Mich.; Psychology (3): Oelta Ch • HORACE T. JACKSON, Mobile. Ala.; Building Construction (2.: Sigma Chi. Sixth Row: • JO ANN JACKSON. Brewton. Ala,; Secretarial Training (2). • J. DOUGLAS JACKSON. Huntiville Ala.; Business Administration (■) • JOHN M. JACKSON Selmo. Ala.; Pre-Medicine (2) • MARI- ANNE JACKSON. Auburn, Ala.; Education (3); Kappa Delta, Seventh Row: • MARION H. JACKSON. Greensbo'o. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • MARY J, JACKSON, Mobile. A a.; Home Econom cs (I); Oelta Zata. • ARTHUR H JACOBS Fairfield Highlands. Ala.; Psycho ogy (2): Kappa Alpha • DONALD I. JACOBS. Jackson, Mich.; Aeronautical Administration (I). Eighth Row: • JEANETTE JACOBS, Birmingham, Ala.; Home Economics (2). • SALLY S. JACOBS Atlanta. Ge.; Education (2); Zeta Tau Alpha. • WALLACE L. JACOBS. Goodweter, Ala.; Mechanical Engineerlny (1) . • CHARLES M. JAGER. Beiteme’, Ala.; Mechanica Engineering (2) ; Phi Kappa Tau. Ninth Row; • BETTY J. JAMES. Montgomery. Ala ; Science and literature (3) • DOYLE H. JAMES Union Springs. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • GERALD M. JAMES. Scottsboro Ale ; Pharmacy (21. • HARRY S. JAMES. Russellville. Ala.; Business Administration (31; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Tenth Row; • LINCA LEE JAMES Tushegee Ala Education (I); Kappa Delta • EMMA JEAN JAMISON. Anniston, Ala.; Science and Literature (I) • THEODORE JAUOON. JR Savannah. Ga.; Architecture (I). • B08BY J. JEFFERIES Lipscomb A e.; Aeronautical Administration (I): Lambda Chi Alpha. Eleventh Row; • WILLIAM J. JEFFERY, Sylacauga, Ala.; Architecture (I). • WILLIAM J. JEFFORDS Birmingham, A a.; Chemical Engneering |J . • GERALD C. JENKINS. Anniston. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • JAMES A. JENKINS Bessemer Ala.; Architecture (1). UNDERGRADUATES Shop Buildings First Row: • JULIAN W. JENKINS. Anniston Ala.; Architecture (2): Phi Kappa Tau. • CHARLES R. JENNINGS. Montgomery. At .; Industrial Mon-agement (I). • SAM L. JENNINGS Jackson, Mist,; Enginooring Physics (I). • MARGARET I JENSEN Auburn, Aid.: Scienco and Literature (I). Second Row; • MILTON E. JETER Montevallo. Ala.; Electrical Engineering ( ) • THOMAS F, JETT, Chottenooqe. Tenn.; Business Adminis'rat.on (I) • KENT JOHNS Frisco City. Ala.; Pre Veterinary Medicine (2). • BARBARA F. JOHNSON Phil Cambell. Ala,; Pharmacy (I). Third Row: • BETTY J JOHNSON. Cullman, Ala ; Home Economics (2). • BETTY S. JOHNSON Montgomery. Ala.: Science and Literature (31; Alpha Omicron Pi. • BILLY JOHNSON Meridianyille. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • BILLY M. JOHNSON. Ashlord Ale.; Pharmacy (I). Fourth Row: • CHARLES L. JOHNSON, Wos! Point Ga.; Pharmacy (2 . • CLAUDE P, JOHNSON. Fulton, Miss.; Architecture (I). • DAVID H. JOHNSON, Hoadland. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering [I); Sigma Nu. • EDWIN E JOHNSON. Samson. Ala.; Agricultural Administration (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. Fifth Row: • FRANKLIN D. JOHNSON, Hokes 8iulf Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I |. • GEORGE V . JOHNSON JR Elba Ala.; Civi Engirce ing (I). • HIRAM B. JOHNSON. JR.. Birmingham. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). • INGRAM ? JOHNSON. JR. Monievallo, A a.; Veta-Inary Medicine (3); Alpha Psi. Sieth Row: • JACK L. JOHNSON Gadsden. Ala.: Chemical Engineering (I'. • JAMES L. JOHNSON. Tuscumbia. Ala.; Businesi Adm nisi a ion (3); P Kappa Alpha. • JAMES T. JOHNSON Syljcouqo. Ala; Chemical Engineering (3). • JANET J. JOHNSON Gadsden. Aa; Secretarial Training (?) Soventh Row; • JOHN W. JOHNSON Athens. Ala.; Agriculture (2) • JOHNNY G. JOHNSON, Clanton Ala.; Agricultural Education (I). • JOHNNY M. JOHNSON Vernon. Ala.; Agricultural Education (2). • JOSEPH E. JOHNSON. Wost Point, Ga.; Architecture (I); Kappa Sigma. Eiqhth Row; • JULIA N. JOHNSON, Cedar Bluff. Ala.; Home Economies Education (3) • FAYE JOHNSON Mun'ord. Ale.; Education (I) • NAN- CY A JOHNSON Birmingham. Ala.; Education (2); Dalta Zata • PATRICIA A. JOHNSON Rome. Ga. Education (I). Ninth Row; • REX K. JOHNSON York. Ala.; Building Construction (2). • ROB-ERT T. JOHNSON LaFayette, Ala.; Prc V,t«,; ery Medicine (2); Phi Kappa Tau. • WILLIAM 6. JOHNSON. Montgomery. Ala.; Eloe-•rical Enginee-ing (2). • WILLIAM E JOHNSON, Gormantoion. Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (3); Omicron Tau Sigma. Tonth Row: • CARRIE K. JOHNSTON Brundidge. Ala.; Education (2). • HUBERT L. JOHNSTON. Brundidge. Ala.; Industrial Management (2). Sigma Chi. • NEAL S. JOHNSTON. Athens. Ala.; Agriculture (2). • NEHIE R. JOHNSTON. Cowarts. Ala.; Education (2). Eleventh Row: • HUBERT H. JOINER Amorieus. Go.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • ALFRED P. JONES. Mobile, A'a.; Business Administration (3). • BARBARA JONES Herndon. Ga.; Home Economics (2); A pha DelM Pi • BILL H. JONES. Geneva. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). UNDERGRADUATES Julian Jenkins Charles Jenninqs Sam Jennings Margaret Jensen Milton Jeter Thomas Jett Kent Johns Barbara Johnson Betty Johnson 8e!!y Sue Johnson 8illy Johnson Billy M. Johnson Charles Johnson Claude Johnson David Johnson Edwin Johnson 9 Franklin Johnson George Johnson Hiram Johnson Ingram Johnson Jack Johnson James Johnson James T. Johnson Janet Johnson John Johnson Johnny G Johnson Johnny M. Johnton Joseph Johnson Julia Johnson Lula Johnson Nancy Johnson Patricio Johnson Rei Johnson Robert Johnson William 8. Johnson William E. Johnson Car'ie Johnston Hubert Johnston Neal Swann Johnston Nellie Johnston Hubert Joiner Allred Jones Barbara Jones Bill Jones Carl Jonos Co'Ol� « Jon v Carolyn R, Jones Charles Jones Curtis Jon� i Donald Jones Ellon Jon«t Eugene Jontt Frenk Jones Fred Jon I Freddy Jones Fuller Jones Phil Jontt Hilmer Jones Janico Jones Jo Ann Jones John Janet Kenneth Jones Jacqueline Jonet Maty Jones Oscar Jones Raymond Jones Samuel Jones Sarah Jones Thomas Jonet We Hon Jones William C. Jones William D. Jones William M. Jonet Nell Joplin? Mary Jordan Mary V Jordan Nelda Jordan Roy Jordan Richard Joyner Rufus Joyner Dalton Judy Billy Julian Jo Jenkins Billy Justice Herman Justice Don Kalec John Kareqeannes James Ketechis A dash of thumbtacks—and, Presto. first Row: • CARL t. JONES, Birmingham. Ala,; Civil Engineering (I). • CAROLYN M JONES Columbus, Ga. Education (2;: Phi Mu. • CAROLYN R JONES Troy, Ala : Home Economics (2 . • CHARLES L. JONES, 3 rmirgham. Ala.; Architecture (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Second Row: • CURTIS t. JONES Dothan, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Hri Kappa Ian. • DONALD H. JONES 8 rmirgham, Ala ; Elec-trical Erginaarinq (3); Lambda Chi Alpha. • ELTON F. JONES. An. niiten Ala.; Civil Engineering (2). • EUGENE G. JONES, Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Enginearing (2). Third Row: • FRANK A. JONES. Biooktville. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine 21. • FRED £ JONES. Alabama City Ate ; Chemistry (I) • FREDDY R JONES Prattville. Ala.; Building Construction (2) • FULLER C. JONES. JR., Opelika. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (2). Fourth Row: • H. PHIL JONES. Ame'icus. Ga .; Business Administration (2); Phi Delta Theta • HILMER I. JONES. Opelika Ala,; Veterinary Medicine (2) Alpha Ps • JANICE G. JONES Birmingham. Ala.; Education (2). • JO A JONES. Berry, Ala, Home Economics (I); Alpha Delta Pi. Fifth Row: • JOHN E. JONES. Atmo-e. Ala.; Agricultural Education (2). • KENNETH W JONES Prcherd. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (2). JACQUELINE JONES. Columbus, Ga ; Education (2). • MARY 6. JONES, Birmingham. Ala ; Homo Economics (2). Sixth Row; • OSCAR W JONES. Thomollon Ga.; Business Admin strotion (I). • RAYMOND 6 JONES. Huntsville Ala.; Agriculture (I); Pi Kappa Alpha • SAMUEL B. JONES Roswell. Ga., Ornamental Horticulture (3); Alpha Gamma Rho. • SARAH C. JONES Alabama City, Ala.; Pharmacy (2). Sovonth Row: • THOMAS F. JONES Grilfin, Ga.; Sconce and Literature (2): Sigma Alpha Epsilon • WALTON W JONES. leGrengo. Ga,; Tortile Management (I). • WILLIAM C JONFS. lawreneeburg Tana.; Architecture l). • WILLIAM D JONES. Auburn Ala.; Industrial Managamant (2); Alpha Tea Omage. Eiqhth Row: n WILLIAM M JONES. Mobile. Ala.; Pharmacy (2) • NELL T JOPLING, Jacksonville Fla : Secretarial Training (3); Alpha Gamma Delta. • MARY J. JOROAN Shorter Ala.; Education (2). • MARY v JOROAN. Centre. Ala.; Home Economics (2). Ninth Row: • NELDA JORDAN B rmlngham. Alo.; Business Adminstretion 2). • ROY JORDAN Myrtlewcod Ala.; Agriculture (J)- Alpha Camme Rho • RICHARO J. JOYNER, Red Level, Ala.; Business Admin-■strotion (J) • RUFUS W JOYNER. Garland, Ala.; Civil Engineer, ing (2). Tenth Row: • DALTON T. JUDY. Orangeburg S C.; Agricultural Engineering (2). • BILLY F JULIAN. Siptey. Ala Civil Engineering (2). • JOE R JUNKINS Falkville. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I). • BILLY J JUSTICE. Auburn. Aid,; Business Administretion (2). Eleventh Row: e HERMAN B JUSTICE Colcis. Ala.; Business Administration (2) • DON G. KALEC Detroit. Mich.; Art l). • JOHN KAREGEAN NES, Spartanburg, S. C- Mechanical Engineering (21. • JAMES CHRIS KATECHlS. Montgomery. Ala ; Aeronautical Eng nearing (2) UNDERGRADUATES Baseball Field First Row: • VACHEt I. KEEBLE. JR Wetumpke. Ale.; Textile Management (I). • PATSY J. KEEFEf, 8'rminghem. Ale.; Home Economic (I): Oelte Zeta • WILLIAM W KEELING Birmingham. Ala Civil Engineering (I). aope Sigma. • JAMES A. KEENE JR Birmingham. Ala.; Me-Sanical Engineering (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Second Row: • RICHARD Z. KEENE. Knoiville, Term.; Veterinary Medicine (3): Alpha Psi • SAM W KEENON, Birmingham Ala.; Chemical Engineering (J); Delta Sigma Phi. • JAMES L. KEESE. Anderson, S. C.; Business Administration (I). • CHARLES E. KEHOE, Pensacola, Be.; Business Administration (I). Third Row: • EILEEN KEILY. Atlanta Ga.; Education (I); Phi Mu • C. E. KEILY Birmingham. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3). • MARIAN N. KEIST. Ft. Banning. Ga ; Pre-Medicine (21 • CORDETTE B. KEITH. Selma, Ala.; Education (2); Chi Omega. Fourth Row: • AL8ERT E. KELLY. Brewton, Aa; Architecture (I) • CHARLES T KELLY Bay Mlnet'c. Ala.- Chemical Engineering (2). • DAVID H KELLEY. Rockfo-d Ala,; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (2): Alpha Psi. • DON M. KELLEY Atmore. Ala.: Business Administration (I). Fifth Row: • JERRY E. KELLY. Omaha, Ga.; Home Economics (2); Kappa Delta. • NANCY L. KELLY Birmingham. Ala.; Education (2); Phi Mu • PATRICK W. KELLY, Mobile. Ala.; Industrial Management (:) Phi Kappa Tau. • WILLIAM C. KELLUM Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Omega. Sixth Row: • BOBBY J KEMP, Eayette. Ala.; Civil Engineering (2). • NANCY A. KEMP, Auburn Ala.; Science and Literature (33. • ROBERT M. KENDRICK. 8irminghem Ala.; Business Administration (2). RODERICK L. KENDRICK Birmingham, Ala.; Business Administretion (2,. Seventh Row; e CHARLES E. KENNEDY. Gulfport. Miss ; Mechanical Eng.naaring (3) Phi Kappa Tau • CHARLOTTE M KENNEDY. Birmingham. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I). • GEORGE J. KENNEDY JR.. Phari. City, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). • MARRY L. KENNEDY. Theodore. Alo.; Business Administration (2). Eighth Row; • PATRICIA A. KENNEDY. Spring Hill, Ala.; Home Economics (i) Zeta Tau Alpha. • WALTER J. KENNER, Oalton Ga.; Agriculture (I • GEORGE C. KENT, St. Simons Island. Ga.; Civil Engineering (J) • JOE KENT, Titter Ga ; Electrical Engineering (2). Ninth Row: • JEANETTE KERLEY. Lineville. Ala.; Interior Design (2). • JAMES C. KEY. Skipperville. Ala. Business Admiasitration (2); Sigma Chi. • MURRAY KIDD, Auburn. Ala ; Architecture (I); PI Kappa Alpha. • WILLIE M, KIDD Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Foroslry (3). Tenth Row: • JAMES W. KIGHT. Montgomery. Ale ; Chemical Engineering (I ; Sigma Chi. • HUGH W KILGO. Cullman. Ala ; Civil Engineering f)' • ElVA C. KILGORE JR. Sessemer Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (21: Pi Kappa Alpha • NANCY C KIllGORE St. Pete-sburg. Fla.; Education (3); Alpha Gamma Delta. Eleventh Row: • MARY L. KILLIAN. Birmingham. Ala.; Secretarial Training (IT-Phi Mu • JEANNE KILIINGSWORTH Sirm ngham. Ala.; Education (2| Alpha Gamma Delta. • JOHN L KILIINGSWORTH Jack. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2| • OLIVE A KIUOUGH. Alpine. Ala.; Education (3); Zeta Tau Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES Vath.l Keeblt Patsy Kaatfa Will'em Keeling James Keene Richard Kaena Sam Kaenon Jamas Naasa Charles Kahoe E leen Kelly C. E. Keily Marian Keisf Cordette Keith Albert Kelly Cha-les Kelly David Kelly Don Kelly Jerry Kelly Nancy Kelly Patrick Ka ly William Kellum Bobby Kemp Nancy Kemp Robert Kendrick Roderick Kendrick Charles Kennedy Charlotte Kennedy George Kennedy Harry Kennedy Patricia Kennedy Wjlter Kenner George Kent Joe Kent Jeanette Kerler James Key Murrey Kidd Willie Kidd James Kight Hugh Kilgo Elve Kilgore Nancy Killgora Mary Killian Jeanne Killingsworth John Killingsworth Olive Killovgh James Kinard Roy Kinard Everett Kincaid John Kincaid Larry Kincaid lobby King Emma Kiag George King Battle King Marcar King Phillip King Raymond King Robert King Robart E King Ruth King Thomas King Virqinie King 8oydan Kintay Claude Kinsay Lora Kirby Robart Kirby Curtis Kirkland Oalana Kirkland Mer'he Kirkland William Kirkland Bill Kirkpatrick Eliiabath Kirkwood Oliver Kitchan Judith Kilchans Jamas Kiiar Althea Knight Jack Knight Charles Knowles Rudolph Kolb Norman Kohn Ann Koop Henry Kracke Jamas Krass Oo'ald Kruagar Marilyn Kurts Wallace Lacey Glendora Lackey Larora Lackey Sarah Lackey h lass hypnosis. First Row: • JAMES C KINARD, Montgome'y. Ala.; Eloctrical Engineering J • ROY F. KINARO, Headland. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine («); Alpha Rsi • EVERETT KINCAIO. EfO-ay Tam.; Veterinary Medicine (2) • JOHN 8. KINCAIO. JR Jacksonville. Fla.; Alpha Tau Omega. Second Row; • LARRY W. KINCAID. Birmingham. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • BOBBY F. KING. Columbus. Ga.; Textile Enginaaring (I) • EMMA J KING. Jasper Ala ; Home Economics (I). • GEORGE D KING, JR Bleecker, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (J); Sigma Pi. Third Row; a M BATTLE KING. Decatur. Ala.; Science and Literature (I); Kappa Delta. • MERCER L. KING. JR.V Opel ke. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • PHILLIP 0. KING. Pmckard. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering 2 . • RAYMOND H. KING Jacksonville. Fla.; Animal Nutrition (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. Fourth Row: • R03ERT A. KING. Blountsvillo. Ala.; Animal Nutrition ■ ; Alpha Gamma Rho, • ROBERT E. KING. CliTtonvilla Miss.; Veter nary Medic na (JJ • RUTH G. KING. Amaricus, Ga ; Elementary Education (J); Alpha Dalta Pi. • THOMAS K KING Frisco City. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). Fifth Row: • VIRGINIA A KING. Dancy Ala.; Homs Economics (2) • BOY-DEN KINSEY, III. Collage Park, Ga ; Anima Husbandry (J); Kappa Sigma • CLAUDE E KINSEY. West Point Ga.; Business Adm'n-istration (J) • LORA I. KIRBY. Wedowee. Ala.; Home Economics (21 Sixth Row: • ROBERT H. KIRBY Montgomery. An.; Chemical Ergitscering (I). • CURTIS G. KIRKLAND. Prichard A'a.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • OELENA KIRKLAND Slccomb. Ala.; Home Economics (I) • MARTHA J KIRKLAND Oiark, Ala ; Education (II; Phi Mu Seventh Row: • WILLIAM o KIRKLAND, Slocomb. Ale.; Electrical Engineering (2). • BILL V KIRKPATRICK. Rogersvillo. Tana.; Education (3). • ELIZA-BETH KIRKWOOD Birmingham, A'a.; Chemistry (2). • OLIVER F KITCHEN Birmingham Ala.; Laboratory Tachnology (2) Eighth Row: • JUDITH s. KITCHENS. Auburn. AU.; Pharmacy (I). • JAMES P KIZER Atmora Ala.; Agrieultura (J); Sigma Phi Epsilon. • ALTHEA F KNIGHT. Graaasboro. Ala ; Archilclure (2). • JACK W KNIGHT Marietta. Ga.; Pra.Dentistry (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Ninth Row: • CHARLES A KNOWLES Phenix City Ala.; Business Administre-lion (3) • RUDOLPH C KOLB. Vicksburg Miss.; Veterinery Medicine (3) • NORMAN S KOHN JR Atlaate Ga.; Art (I). • ANN I. KOOP Mobile. Ala.; Science and Literature (I). Tenth Row; • HENRY M. KRACKE. Auburn, Ala.: Business Administration (21. • JAMES M. KRESS Mobila. Ala.; Forestry (I). • DONALD R KRUEGER. Atlanta, Ga.; Ornamental Horticulture (2). • MARILYN L. KURTZ. San Francisco. Calit; Sciance and Literature (I); Chi Omega Eleventh Row: • WALLACE E LACEY B rmirghjm. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Theta Chi. • GLENDORA F LACKEY, Opelika, Ala. Home Economics (3) • LANORA M LACKEY Opelika Ala.; Home Economics (3) • SARAH N. LACKEY Muolord. Ala.; Education (II. UNDERGRADUATES Agricultural Ainu First Row: • OON J. LAGUAITE. Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2 . • FRANK V. LAMAR JR.. Prattville Ala.; Bwtinett Adminiitra-tion (l|. • JAMES A LAMAR, Betheide, Md. Electrical Eng nearing • ROBERT B LAMAR. Birmingham, Ala,; 8uiinett Adminiitretion (2� . Second Row: • CARL D. LAMB Birmingham Ala : Mechanical Engineering (I) • GLORIA A LAMB Fairfar, Ala ; Education (I) • DONALD R LAMBERT Selma. Ala.; Bjtlnett Adminiitretion (I) • EUGENE G LAMBERT. Winttoo Ga ; Agriculture (2). Third Row: • HAYWOOD 0 LAMBERT. Auburn, Ala.; Pre-Oent itry (I); Kappa Sgma. • JOSEPH W. LAMBERT Birmingham. Ala.; Agrlcultura ( ). e MARGUERETE LAMBERT. Darlington, Ala.; Ag'icultura (I). • ROBERT E. LAMBERT, Darlington. Ala.; Agriculture (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. Fourth Row: • SUZANNE LAMBROS. Mobi e Ala.; S. .nee and literature (I); Alpha Omicron Pi. • THOMAS J IAMPKIN. Entity. Ala.; Butinett Adminiitretion (2). • NANCY I. LANDERS. Anriitcn Ala.; Education (I); Alpha Omicron Pi. • CHARLES M. LANDSTREET. Fort Pjrne Ala.; Chemical Enginaering (3); Pi Kappa Alpha Fifth Row; • CAROL A. LANE. Lanett. Ala.; Horn Economic (2). • J. HARTWELL LANE. Montgomery. Ala.; Agriculture (I). • JOHN P. LANE Cullman. Ala.; P a-Vatarinar Med cine (2). • SUE LANEY, Note-tulga. Ala,; Art (2). Slith Row: • LESTER R. LANG. Miami Fla ; Pha-macy (2). • ROBERT N LANG FORO Gr ftin. Ga.; Art (I). • ROY LANGFORD. Dollar, Ala.; Ani. mel Nutrition (2). • HELEN C LANGLEY. LaFayetta, Ala ; Education (J); Phi Mu. Seventh Row; • JOHN O. LANGLEY, Sylacauga. Ala.; Agriculture (2); Sigma Nu. • WILLIAM M LANGSTON. Woit Blocton Ala.; Aoronau.ical Eng -•oerinq (I). • LARRY H. LANIER Talladega. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • CHARLES J. LAPP. Auburn. Ala.; Education (IJ. Eighth Row: • WILLIAM H. LARI MORE Tekome Park. Md.; Agriculture (3). • HILDA J LASaTER, Tat‘. Teen.; Home Economic! (3). • JOi E LASHLEY. Lanett, Ala.; Animal Hwtbend-y (I). • MARION L LASTER, Macon. Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Ninth Row: • CHARLES H. LATHEM. Birmingham Ala.; Art (2); Pi Kappa Phi. • BARBARA E. IATIOLAIS. Dothan Ala ; Education (I). • WILLIAM B. LAUCHMILLER. Tanner, A a.; Butina ! Adminiitretion (I). • AUSEY R. LAW JR.. Waugh. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: • TOM C. LAW Linden. Ala.; Induttriel Management (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • DONALD G. LAWLCY Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • FAYE N LAWRENCE, Salma. Ala.; Butinen Ad miniitra'ion (3) • JAMES C. LAWRENCE Mobile, Ala.; Pre-Veter-inary Medicine (2); Phi Delta Theta. Elovonth Row: • JOE A LAWRENCE. Fayette. Ale.. Mechanicel Engineering (2). e JOHN C. LAWRENCE Mobile A a.; Architecture (t). • PHILLIP M LAWRENCE Clenton. Ala, Induttriel Management (2). • DON ALO G. LAWSON Birmingham Ala.; Vatarinary Medicine (4); Omega Tau Sigma. UNDERGRADUATES Don laguaite Frank Lamar Jamei Lamar Robert Lamar Carl Lamb Gloria Lamb Donald Lambert Eugene Lambert Haywood Lambert Joteph lembert Marquerete Lambert Robert Lembert Suianno Lambroi Thomjt Lempkin Nency Landeri Char et Landitreet Carol Lana Hartwell lane John Lane Sue lanay Letter Lenq Robert Langford Rny Lanqford Helen Lengley John Langley William lengtton Larry Laniar Charlei Lapp W,l|i«m Larimora Hilda latater Joa laihtoy Marion Latter Charlei lethem Barbara E latiolaii William laughmilier Autay Law Tom law Donald Lawley Faye Lawrence Jemet Lawrence Joa lawranca John Lawrence Phillip Lawrence Donald Lawton Rebecca lawion Francei leech David leaird Almyra Ltalk Mary leeth Angelo leberte tureon Ledbetter Wallace Ledbetter Charlei Lee Elliabeth Lee Franklin lee Gerald Lee Helen Lee Jamei Lee Jamei G. lee Jemei W. Lee Jerry lee Jimmy Lee John Lee Konnoth lee Lucy Lee Richard lee Roy Lee William D, Lee William M lee Zed Lee Roy leetk Warren Leffard Pawl Letitead Fay Leggett Elf-e Lehman Arthvr Leiler Erie LeSueur Carole levie Abbllw lewii Charlet lewii Peaoy Lowii Robert lewii Wilton Lide Jack Leggett Angelut Llkoi telva Lilei Belle Lellard Robert LimbejQh Min Auburn contestants tantalizo the votor . First Row: • RE8ECCA A. LAWSON, Awburr. Ala.; Education (2) Kappa Delta. • FRANCES L. LEACH, lake Juraluska N, C. Buiinen Ad-miniitration (J). • OAVID C LEAIRO, Charleiton, S. C.; Sc'ence and Literature (J). • AIMYRA N. LEATH. Jameitown, Ala.; Home Economic! (?) Second Row: • WARY J. LEATH Truliville, Ala.: Aft (}). • ANGELO P l£-8ERTE. Birmingham. Ala. Mcchanica E-gireering (?); Kappa Alpha • 8UREON E LED8ETTER Tal oitee. Ala.; Textile Management (J). • WALLACE S. LED8ETTER. Mt. Pinion, Ala,; Agriculture (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. Third Row: • CHARLES M LEE, Birmingham. Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering (?). • ELIZABETH A LEE, Montgomery, Ala,; Science and Literaturo (J); Alpha Delta Pi. • FRANKLIN 0 LEE Jackion, Ale ; Buiinen Ad. miniitration (I). • GERALD D. LEE SJIai. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (2). Fourth Row; • HELEN K. LEE Leedi Ala.; Education (I). • JAMES B LEE Myrtle 8each, S. C.: Buiinen Admlniitration (I); Sigma Pi Epsilon. • JAMES G LEE Dancy, Ala.; Buiinen Admlniitration (I); Alpha Gamma Rho • JAMES W LEE, Birmingham. Ala ; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Alpha, Fifth Row: • JERRY D LEE. LaFayelte, Ala.; Agriculture (I), e JIMMY S. LEE. C'opwell. Ala.; Education (2). • JOHN E LEE. Darcy. Ala Agriculture (J); Alpha Gamma Rho. • KENNETH M. LEE Burning, ham, Ala.; Education (J). Sixth Row: • LUCY J. LEE. Louitville. Ala.. Secretarial Training (3). • RICHARD E. LEE. Stockton. Ala ; Meehan cal Engineering (I). • ROY M, LEE. Slounliviile. Ale ; Mechanical Engineering (I) • WILLIAM D. LEE Elbj. Ala.; Building Conitructlon (2). Seventh Row: • WILLIAM M. LEE Evergreen, Ala,: Civil Engineering (J) • ZACK W LEE Mobile Ala.; E'octrical Engineering (I) • ROY M LEETH. JR , Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • WARREN I. LEFFARD. Spring Mill. Ala ; Mechanical Eng rearing (I). Eighth Row: • PAUL M. IEFSTEAD Mobile. Ala.; Civi Engineering (2). • FAY LEGGETT, Andolutie. Ala.; Business Admlniitration (2). • ELSIE L. LEHMAN. Haleyville. Ale.; Home Economici (J); Kappa Delta. • ARTHUR LEISER. Mobile Ala.; Pre-Dentiitry; Sigma Chi. Ninth Row; • FRIE R. LeSUEUR, Goihen Ala ; Home Economici (2) • CAROLE W. LEYIE Montgomery. Ale.; Education (2): Kappa Della. • AB-BILU LEWIS, linden. Ala.; Education (2). • CHARLES E. LEWIS. Greenville. Ala.; Pharmacy (I). Tenth Row: • PEGGY JO LEWIS. Evergreen, Ala.; Home Economici (3): Chi Omega. • ROBERT H. LEWIS, Birmingham, Ale.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • WILTON C LIDE. JR Montgomery. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (2). • JACK L. LEGGETT. Palm Beach. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine (2); Alpha Pti. Eleventh Row; ♦ ANGEIUS G. LIKOS Gadsden. Ala.; Pharmacy (3) • SELVA F LILES, Talladega. Ala.; Home Econom:ci (2). • BETTE R. LEllARO Stevemon, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I). • ROBERT S. I'M-BAUGH. Childertbury, A a.; tuiinou Admlniitration (I); Alpha Gamma Rho 13 • 4 e 2 !’l i r • .s 21 s! e J -? ? ? i“5 2i3« IIM -i o - 2 n si § r C lf|l = r . - £ J j- | “■A S Z E r3 =°il !|Sf! -|5 r « : sar.s -IIS • Sflfc'a' 2.S...SS .1; | «{ ill S.s02 4%8 sgs ..®r£ Is ip.E 2ic—r � Q O'1 4 o 7 ?£-.V “ x _ 3 E 1 ?£-fi5 ° i £. -.- • ?; • 2 to • —u, 5=5“- � rt l i. .£ •; T 5 i Si ifl fUJ sSsf SEW? E-Il .. - -o II. . sfiT-1-1“ ? 20 ir.- 3 8|; |s? I o V 6 o « Z o 5 42; l - • “ .. 3 . o � 0 5zj ,- o S- .c§ z?3 I i2 • � 5jj i? ..♦Of SO J1® ' U | =N o «:t ♦ f.4$? o i -.O 4 a 2 1! l l mi .32-? 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O — o fr. ► .•• 5£ � .. 2 2? £ -.• .5 ££S5| Bill Loyd Lawrence lucchesi C if'ord Moclune Carl Lunsford til Lunsford Cynfhie lupo Ralph Lurie Randolph Lurie Euqenie Luther William Lyle C'a'Ui Lyles Kirk Lynn Reymond Lynn Ted Lynn Thomas Lynn Frank Lyons Norman Lytle Oieky McAdams H«nry McAdory Bobby McAllister Melvin McAllil'er Dcuqlas McAnulty William McCain William McCaa Sylvia McCalla Frances McCarlar Rogers McCauley Cla'anca McClammy Forney McClaltan Norman McC allan John McClelland Tom McClondon Charles MeCletkey James MeCleskev Finis McClunev Barbara McCallouah Ann McConqly Edqjr McCord James McCcrkla Jamas McCown Emily McCrary Linda McCraa Ralph McCoy Jamas McCulloIs Tilt it this way. Mam. First Row: • BILL JACK IOYO Stevenson. Ala.; Agriculture (I); Pi Kappa Alpha • LAWRENCE A LUCCMESI. Vicksburg. Miss.; Chemical Engineering (2}. • CLIFFORD MAC LUNA Athens, A a.; Civil Engineering (I). • CARL DOUGLAS LUNSFORD Troy Ala Pharmacy (1): Phi Kappa Tav. Second Row: • ELLA JEAN LUNSFORD Birmingham Ala.. Secretarial Training (I). • CYNTHIA B. LUPO. Pheni. City. Ala.; Home Economics (2) • RALPH H LURIE Montgomery. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). • RANDOLPH 0 LURIE. Dothan Ala.; Chemistry (2) Third Row: • EUGENIA F. LUTHER, Albertville. Ala.; Education (2). • WILLIAM DAVID LYLE. Athens. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • CHARLES H. LYLES. Basni. Ala; Agriculture (I) • KIRK P LYNN Douglasvllle, Ga Business Administration (2): Delta Tau Delta. Fourth Row; e RAYMONO W LYNN. Jasper Ala ; Agricultura (I). • TEO ETHAN LYNN. LaFayette, Ala.; Forestry (I). • THOMAS G. LYNN Paducah. Ky-: Architecture (J|. • FRANK LYONS, Langdale, Ale-: Teitile Engineering ()). Fifth Row: • NORMAN F LYTLE, Gadsden Ala Aeronautical Engineering (I). • DICKY W McADAMS Auburn Ala ; Business Administration (I) • HENRY R McADORY. Bessemer. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • BOBBY D McALLISTER, piedmont. Ala,; Business Administration i . Sinth Row: • MELVIN M McALLISTER JR Birmingham Ala ; Business Ad min stration (I); Kappa A pha • DOUGLAS D McANULTY Concord N. C; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • WILLIAM T McCAIN Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • WILLIAM J McCAA. Troy. Ala.; Building Construction (I); Kappa Sioma Seventh Row; • SYLVIA D. McCAlLA Centerville. Ala.; laboratory Technology (3); Delta Zeta • FRANCES JUDY McCARTER Birmingham. Ala Education (2); Delta Zeta • ROGERS C McCAUlEY. Gadsden A’a . Chemical Engineering (2). • JOE CLARENCE McCLAMMY. Mobile Ale,; Indestfiel Menegement (I). Eighth Row: • FORNEY W McCLELLAN Anniston Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I), e NORMAN S McCLELLAN. LaGrenge. Ga.; Ten le Engineering (3); Pi Kappa Phi • JOHN MCCLELLAND Fairla. Ala.; Industrial Management (2) • TOM McClENDON Oraik. Ate.; Education (3). Ninth Row; e CHARLES P WeClESKEY. Hattiesburg, Miss.; Architecture (21: Alphe Tau Omega • JAMES W. McCLESKEY. JR Hattiesburq Miss; Architecture (3) • FINIS McClUNEY. Gadsden. Ala.; Bust- •ass Administration (I) • BARBARA MARIE McCAUOUGH. Delta. Ala,: Home Economics (2). Tenth Row; • PAMELA ANN McCONIGlY Atlanta. Ga.; Science end litere-lure (I); Zeta Tau Alpha. • EDGAR LEON McCORD Gadsden. Ala.; Agriculture (I). • JAMES L McCORKLC. Heilehurst. Miss ; Electrical Engineering (I). • JAMES ROBERT McCOWN. Haiel Green Ale.; Pre Lew (2); Sigma Nu. Eleventh Row; • EMILY S McCRARY lawley Ala.; Education (I) • LINDA LEE McCREE. Anne. III.; Science and Lilereture (2). • RALPH D. McCOY. JR Grehamslillie N Y.; Education (J); Phi Kappa Tau. • JAMES NEAL McCULLOlS, Columbus. Ga ; Mechanical Engineering (2). UNDERGRADUATES Airport Adminiitration Building First Row: • ROBERT G. McCRORY Forait Min.: Voterinary Medicine (4). • VASTINE S McCRORY Greenville Ale.; Veterinary Medicine (8) • RONALD S McCUISTON Mobile, Ale.; Chemical Engineering (I • CHARLES McCUUOUGH. Cerben Hill Ale.; Induitrel Ma age men! (2). Second Row: • JOHNSTON W. McCUTCHEON. Somervil e. Ala. Eleelrical Engineering (2) • CHARLES A VcDADE Peniacela. f a ; Mo:hancel Engineering (2|; Phi Kappa Tau. • ALTON McDANIEL Andaluila. Ala.; Veterinary Modicine (J) • LANIER McOAVID. Morlgemery Ala.; Architecture (2) Third Row; • BOSSY C. McDILL, Anniiton Ala.; Electrical Engineering 21 • R08ERT S. MCDONALD. Wilmer. Ala ; tuilneM Admin'itration (I). • WILLIAM C McDOWELL Ramer. Ala.; Pre-Dantiitry i Rhi Kappa Taj • GLORIA ANN McDUff Birmingham. Ala.; Secretarial Training )). Fourth Row: • MARTA D. MeElRATH. Cedar Bled Ala.; Home Economic 31 • REBECCA J. McELROY Anniiton. Ale.; Education (I); Delta Zeta • JACK H. McELYEA. Webiter, fla. Veterinary Med cine (4| • ROBERT R. McENTYRE Birmingham, Ale.; Pharmacy (I). Fifth Row: • SINDEY GAYLORD McfADEN Montgomery At.; Architecture (8); Pi Keppa Alpha, • ANDY M. McfALL. Anderion, S. C Mechanical Engineering (2]: Phi Delta Theta • JOSEPH D. McfARLAN ■ Paducah Ky.; Intorior Decoration (2) • CATHERINE McGARITY Birmingham Ale.; Interior Detign (2) Sixth Row: • MARYLEE W McGARITY Birmingham. A a.; Phyiicel Education (I). • JOSEPH H McGAUGHY. Montavallo. Ala.; Agricultural Education (I). • FRANKLIN 8 McGARR Colvmbut. Ge.; Teitile Erglrearing (II. • LUTHER P. McGAUGHY Montevallo A a.; Agricultural Education (8). Seventh Row: • DAVID J, McGAULY Birmingham Ala.; Indutlrial Management (I); P Kappa Alpha. • HAROLO 0. McGEE. Prentin. Mill.; Veterinary Medicine (8). • MARY K. McGEE Atlanta Ga.; Secretarial Training (I); Phi Mu. • MARIE McGHEE Dedeville. Ale; Education (I). Eighth Row: • ALEX I. MeGOWIN. Browton. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • JACK D. McGUFFEY. Moreland. Ga.; Mechanical Engineer 9 • NOEL P. MelNNlS. Oacatjr. Ala ; Electrical Eng.nearing (2 • JACK McKAY. Opelika Ala; Mechanical Engineering (I). Ninth Row: • DOUGLAS C. McKEE. G-een Cove Springi Fla.; Veterinary Medicine (4): Alpha Pli. • STEVE 0. McKEE Auburn Ala.; A-t 21 • MORRIS M. McKENNA. 8 rmingham, Ala ; Building Conitructien (3). • JOHN C MCKENZIE. Fairfield Ala ; Buiinait AdmInitiation (I). Tenth Row: • KENNETH F. McKENZIE. Birmingham Ala Electrical Engineering (1) . • HENRY A McKieeiN Auburn Ala - Indcitriel Management (2). • MARY ANN McKIBBON Falrhope. Ala.; Interior Oeiign (2); Kappa Delta. • WILLIAM G. McKI3BON. Feirhope. Ala . Civil Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Omega Eleventh Row: • WALLACE R McKINNEY Mobile, Ala.: Bjilnen Adminiit'etion (2) ; Theta Chi. • CLAUDE t McLAIN. Birmingham. Ala ; Butinen Adminiitratioe (2|; Oalta Sigma Phi • MARCIA A. McLAREN Brant Ala.; Education (I). • JAMES T. MclAUGHLIN Oo:ier, Ale ; Pre.Veterinery Medicine (2). UNDERGRADUATES Robert McCrorv Vaitlne McCrory Ronald McCuiiton Charlei McCullouoh Jehniton McCutcheon Chariot McOada Alton McDaniel Lanier McDavId Bobbr McDill Roba-t McDonald William McDowell Gloria McOell Martha Meflrath Rebecca McElrov Jack McElyaa Robert McIntyre Sidney McFaden Andy McFall Jcteph McFarland Catherina McGarity Mary Lee McGarity Jcieph McGaunhy Franklin McGarr Luther McGa- -hy David McCajiy Harold McGee Mary M'Gte Marie McGhee Ale� McGowin Jack McCudey Noel Mdnnii Jack McKay Do giai McKee Steve McKee Morrit McKenna John McKemle Ken� eth McKemie Henrv McKIbbin Marv McKibbon W ll'am McKibbon Wallace McKinney Claude Mclain Ma'Cia McLaran Jamei McLaughlin $ it 4 % f 0 4) % -HI t j V - a -if. -at I a tt P n ■ Vj [|i W'jfMs r-t V n fcOs n F Q % 0 -«b on w s Fred McLaurine Ciaidlnr Mclemore Eugene McLemo-e Robert McLendon Silly McLecxJ Albert McMein William Mr Mil ion Eugene McManus Soberr McMillan Evelyn McNeill Winton McNair Henry McNider terry McNutt Chares McPherson William McPherson Fred McQueen Glorie McRae Silly McSpadden Winilred McSween len MecDowall June Mechen Robert Mechen Cerel Meclin Co role Mectool James Moddo« Richard Magee Miriam Maquire Michael Mohan Lucy Mehorner Victor Maldonado Harriet Mo'lerd Je-net Meilett Betty Maloney Ramona Menderson Kent Manley Georoe Mann Jomci Mann Mai Manry Wilma Mamlield Jamei Marti Carl Marc rev John Marriott Iryer. Merth William Marik Art’ Cabinet practices for Pepsodcnl. Pint Row: • FRED M. McLAURINE Un'on Springs. A a.; Aeronautical Engi- nearing (2). • ClAUDINE t. MclEMORE Birmingham Ala, Laboratory Technology (3); Phi Mu. • EUGENE MclEMORE. Opp. Ala.; Pharmacy (?) • ROBERT H. MelENDON. Cromwell. Ala : Electrical Engineering (I). Second Row: • SILLY J MclEOD. Columbus Ga.; Business Adminiitration (?) • ALBERT T McMAIN JR., Richmond, Mkh.; Engineering Physics 0). • WILLIAM C. McMILLON Monroeville. Ala.; Agriculture (3). • EUGENE J. McMANUS. JR Montgomery. Ala.; Engineering Phylici (I); Pi Kappa Phi Third Row: • ROBERT W McMILLAN Sylacauqa, Ala.; Engineering Phyiiei (I], • EVELYN E McNEILL Camden Ala.; Education (I); A pha Delta Pi. • WINTON C. McNAIR. Montgomery. Ala ; Business Ad-miniitration (?); The� a Chi. • HENRY B. McNIDER. Birmingham. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (?); Sigma Phi Epiilon. Fourth Row: • LARRY D McNUTT. Haleyvilie. Ala.; Agricultural Education (J) • CHARLES H. MePHERSON. Montgomery Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • WILLIAM F. MePHERSON Gadsden, Ala.: Industrial Management (?). • FRED P. McQUCCN, Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). Fifth Row: • GLORIA s. McRAE Cetera. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I), e BILLY 0. McSPADDEN Fort Paine. Ala. Cham ttry (I); Pi Kappa Alpha • WINIFRED F McSWEEN Nawron, Ala ; Business Adm niitretion (I), • IAN R MACOOWALL Ft Wayne Ind.; Industrial Management (I). Sixth Row; • JUNE C. MACHEN Dadeville Ala.; Secrelar'al Training (?). • ROBERT J MACHEN. Weoguflo Ala.; Civil Engineering 13) • CAROL 3. MACKIN, Birmingham, Ala Science and Literature (I). • CAROLE a. MACKOOL. West Point. Ga.; Education (I); Alpha Omieroe Pi. Seventh Row; • JAMES T MADDOX, Abbeville. Ala ; Pne-Veterinary Medicine (■) • RICHARD J. MAGEE. Orlando. Fla.; Architecture (?). • MIRIAM MAQUIRE. Birmingham. Ala.: Home Economics (I). • MICHAEL S MAHAN Montevello Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (?); Delta Teu Della. Eighth Row; • LUCT MAHORNER. Mobile Al«.: Art (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • VICTOR S, MALDONADO. Vega Alla Puerto Rico; Mechanical Engineering (I). • HARRIET Y MALLARD Anniston Ala.; Home Economics (?): A pha Gamma Delta • JAMES J. MAllETT. Centre, Ala.; Civil Engineering (3). Ninth Row: • BETTY J MALONEY. Clarksville. Tern.; Art (I) • RAMONA I MANDERSON. Gedsden Ale.; Art (I). • KENT W MANLEY. Jesper. Ale.; Agricultural Engineering (2). • GEORGE H. MANN, 8.'illiant, Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (I). Tonth Row; • JAMES O MANN. JR Aleierdet City. Alo. Chemistry (I); P. Kappa Phi. • MAX MANRY Camilla. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (1) ; Tau Kappa Epsilon. • WILMA MANSFIELD, Midway. Ala.; Education (3). JAMES H. MARKS. FranVewing, Tenn ; Mechanical Engineering (3). Eleventh Row; • CARL H MARONEY. New Hope. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (31. • JOHN M. MARRIOTT. Mobile, Ala,; C.vil Engineering (2) • BRYAN B. MARSH. JR Montgomery Ala ; Electrical Engineering (2) ; Kappa Alpha • WILLIAM A MARSH Montgomery. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. UNDERGRADUATES U� M� 1 W13 � C rT-ITt EiST UIUMI MILE v .V- ; 0 w KSCU.KML 1VDKCMU-icai axau c u « � un tuiiM pxmwu : ■_________ Landmark on College Street Fir Row: • THOMAS S. MARSHALL. Gadsden. Ala ; Engineering Physics 0) • BENJAMIN f MARTIN. Atheni Ala,; Building Coestructon (3); Phi Oalla Thai . • GAR C. MARTIN. Arling on, Te«. Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Aloha Epsilon. • JOHN I. MARTIN, Green, boro. Ala.; Iviiixn Administration (2). Second Row; • JAMES R. MARTIN. Double Springs Ala.; Business Administration (I). • LESLIE N. MARTIN. Montgomery. Ala.; Industrial Manaqa-went (2). • MARTHA C. MARTIN Montgomery. Ala.; Interior Da-sign (I); Alpha Omieron Pi. • MILLY MARTIN, Clayton. Ala.; Seianca and Literature (2): Phi Mu Third Row: • PEGGY MARTIN Montgomery. Ala.; Susinass Administration (J). • ROBERT C. MARTIN. Hurtiboro Ala.; Bviinett Administration (3' • ROBERT I MARTIN. Birmingham. Ala.; Engineering Physics (I). • SANDRA A MARTIN Birmingham. Ala.; Education (II. Fourth Row; • SARA L MARTIN Cedar Bluft Ale.; Home Economics Education (I). • SUE F. MARTIN. Eufaula. Ala.; Secretarial Tra cing (J); Kappa Delta. • RALPH B MARTINEZ Santa Clara. Cuba; Mechanical Enginee-ing (I). • JAMES T. MASH. Pensacola fie.; Electrical Eng • nee'ing (2). Fifth Row; • EDWARD D MASON Red Level Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • HELEN MASON Langdalt. Ala. Home Economic! Education (2). • LION G. MASON Atlanta. Ga.; Science end Literature (2); Kappa Alpha • MARGARET L MATHES. Mun-ford. Ala.; Education (I). Sixth Row; • ENOCH MATHEWS. Pheni. City. Ala.; Butinett Aominilfration (I). • FRANK M MATHEWS Montgomery. A'e.; Pre-Dentittry 4•): S gma Chi, • PATRICK L. MATHIS. Decatur. Ale.; Agrlcultere 41): Sigrre Ch • GENE A MATTHEWS Mobile Ala. Mechanical Engineering (I), Seventh Row; • LEONARD A. MATLOCK. Birmingham. Ale.; Science end Literature (I). • GEORGE M. MATSCMKE. Oenville. N J. Game Management (3). • BILL MATTHEWS Scottibo-o, A a.; Indaitnal Management (2). • WILLIAM A. MATTHEWS. Anderton, S C.; Aeronautical Engineering (2|; Sigma Phi Eptilon. Eighth Row; • CARL F. MATTIl. Birmingham. Alo.. Ornamental Hortitu lure (J). • N TUCKER MATTOX Union Springt. Ala.; Building Conduction (2); Sigma Nu. • KENNETH C. MAULDIN. Fairfield. Ala.; Butinett Adm!� sfration (|). • TIM F. MAUNO, Sdmion AU ; 8uii'n«u Ad-m! ittr tion (?): Sign Nu Ninth Row; • JULIAN W. MAUPIN Richmond y.; Veterinary Medicine (4). • HOMER A. MAWHINNEY. Birmingham, Ala.; Civ’l Engineering (I); Kappa Sigma • F. NEIL MAXWELL. Birmingham. Ala.; Indus trial Management (2) • HOMER MAXWELL At ante, Ga ; Archi-teeture (I); Sigma Chi. Tenth Row; • ROBERT I. MAXWELL Nathvllle. Term.- Building Construction (3). • ALLEN W. MAY Salltpa. Ala.; Veterinary Medicne (31; Alph Pti. • RUPERT C. MAYFIELD Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • MILDRED MAY. Camp Hill. Ala ; Education (2) Eleventh Row; • WILLIAM £ MAYHAIL. Mobile Ala.; E-ectr'cel Engineer ng (2); Thele Chi • JESSIE R. MEADOWS. Lanett. Ala; Home Economics (I). • BETTY F. MAYTON, Camp Hill. Ala.; Education (I). • BAR BARA D MAYNE. Pensacola. Fie.; Education (2); Delta Zate. UNDERGRADUATES Thomas Marshall Beniamin Martin Gary Martin John Martin Jamet Martin Letlie Martin Martha Martin Milly Martin Peggy Martin Robert C Martin Robo-t I. Martin Sand'a Martin Sara Martin Suo Martin Ralph Marlines Jamet Math Edward Mason Helen Maton Lion Maton Margaret Methet Enoch Methewt Frank Mathews Patrick Mathis Gene Matthews Leonard Matlock George Maltchke Bill Matthews William Matthows Carl Metlil Tucker Mattos Kenneth Mauldin Tim Maund Julian Maupin Homer Mawbinnay Neil Meswell Homer Maiwell Robert Maiwell Allen May Rupart Mayfield Mildred May William Mayhall Janie Meadows Betty Mayton Barbara Maynt Norm Meador G'lb«rt Meadows Robert Moscow; Homer Meedt Patrick Meagher Thomas Meant George Meeks Ronald Meeks Joseph Melieher Mary Melton Patricia Merchant Charles Mercier Oavid Meriwether Barbara Merritt Thomas Mor'itt Ernest Morriwether Hollis Metier John Metier Michael Mesierot Stephen Metcalf Leo Motxler Doriv Mowha Phillip Middlebrookt David Middleton Virginia Middleton Jerry Miklk John Milet Thomas Milfo'd Arthur Mille Auton Miller Barbara Miller Barbara Sue Miller George Miller Henry Miller Jamet Miller Lida Miller Louie Miller Marion Miller Mary Helen Miller Robert Miller Theodore Miller William Miller Layton Millicen Mary Milligan This is the way to twirl, girls. First Row: • NORMA JEANNE MEADOR Chattanooga. Tenn.; Art (1); Alpha Delta Pi. • GILBERT TODD MEADOWS, St. Clair. Ala. Animal Hus-bendry (I). • ROBERT ALTON MEADOWS. Ale.anOer City. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • HOMER RAY MEADS Montgomery. Ala.; Pra-vet (2). Second Row: • PATRICK CONREY MEAGHER, AuPurn Ala.; Industrial Management (I) • THOMAS ED MEANS, Gadsden Ala.; Electrical Engi nearing (I) • GEORGE EDWARD MEEKS Opelika. Ala.; Industrial Management (I). • RONALD A MEEKS. Sugar Grove, Ky ; Veterinary Medicine (J): Alpha Psi. Third Row; • JOSEPH FRANK MELICHAR. Robr-fsdele Ala,; Electrical Engineering (l . • MARY ARTHUR MELTON Montgomery, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (2). • PATRICIA FAY MERCHANT Birmingham. Ala.: Art (J): Phi Mu • CHARLES PATRICK MERCIER, Montgomery. Ala.: Business Administration (I). Fourth Row; • DAVID DUNCAN MERIWETHER Mob le. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • eARBARA PATRICIA MERRITT. Camp Ml I Ala.; Home Economics (2). • THOMAS 8URFORD MERRITT. Americus. Ga.; Physics (2): Pi Kappa Phi. • ERNEST N. MERRIWETHER Building Construction (3). Fifth Row: • HOLLIS DARRELL MESSER Verbena. Alo.; Education (J). • JOHN IOVIE MESSER JR.. Headland. Ala.: Electrical Engineering (I). • MICHAEL GEORGE MESZAfiOS. Elberta. Ala.; Eloctrical Engineering (2). • STEPHEN RAY METCALF, Enterprise. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Sigma Nu. Si th Row: • LEO JOSEPH METZLER. JR.. Birmingham. Ala.; Accounting (I): Pi Kappa Phi. • DORIS ISABEL MEWHA Atlanta, Ga.; Scienca and Literature (I). • PHILLIP CAREY MIDOLE8ROOKS La Grange Ga.; Business Administration (I); Ph' Kappa Tau • DAVID H. MIDDLE-TON. Birmingham. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (J). Seventh Row: • VIRGINIA ANN MIDDLETON Lanett. Ala.; Education (3). • JERRY WALKER MIKLIC. Birmingham. Ala.; Scienco and Literature (3): Phi Dalle Theta. • JOHN BLANCHARD MILES. JR.; Decatur. Ala.; Agriculture f3). • THOMAS LATIMER MILFORD Montgomery, Ala,; Electrical Engineering (2). Eighth Row: • ARTHUR JAMES MILLER JR.. Columbus. Ga.: Textilo Engineer ng (I). • AUTON N. MILLER, Hartford Tenn.; Pnarmacy (3). • BARBARA ANN MILLER Evergreen. Ala.; Education (3). • BAR8ARA SUE MILLER. Alexander City. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I). Ninth Row; • GEORGE WILDER MILLER. Montejuma. Ga ; Industrial Management (l . • HENRY JOHNSON MIllFR Atlanta Ga Architects (I): Sigma Alpha Eos Ion. • JAMES WILLIAM MILLER Hartse'le. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (2). • LIDA MARGARET MILLER. Jellico. Tens.; Art (2). Tnnth Row: • LOUIE £. MILLER. Samson. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • MARION AU- GUSTA MILLER. Birmingham. Ala.; Architecture (2). • MARY HELEN MILLER. Enterprise. Ala ; Scienca and Litara'ure (2) • ROB- ERT ORAN MILLER. Birmingham. Ala ; Pharmacy (I): lambda Chi Alpha. Eleventh Row: • THEODORE H. MILLER. Auburn. Ala.; Interior Design (3). • WILLIAM W. MILLER. Thomastor. Ala. Game Management (31; Sigma Nu. • LAYTON H. MILLIGAN. Atlanta Ga.; Business Administration (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. • MARY LIESER MILLIGAN. Montgomery. Ala ; Education (2): Kappa Dalta. UNDERGRADUATES William Millin«r Svmh Minis Anita Josalyn Mills CIiiiIm Mills Jana Mills Ma'ilyn Mills Richard Mills John Milner Joseph Milton Claude Mims Clyde Mims Robert Mims Sports Arena First Row: • WILLIAM E. MILLINER New Mope Ale ; Mechanical Engineering (I). • SUSAN C. MILLIS Demoooiis Ala.; Seianea and literetu’e (I) • ANITA JOSALYN MILLS Montgomery Ale ; Education (I); Alpha Gamma Delta • C. RICHARD MILLS. Birmingham. Ala.. Industrial Management (3). Second Row: • JANE R. MILLS Brewton. Ala.; Home Econcmes (2); Alpha Gamma Delta • MARILYN L. MILLS. Mob le. Ala.; Home Economics (I); Zote Tau Alpha. • RICHARD D MILLS. Birmingham. Ala.; Art 13). • JOHN P MILNER Opal.ka. AM ; Science and I teratere (I) Third Row: • JOSEPH E. MILTON Samson. Ala.; Agricultural Education (I' • CLAUDE A. MIMS. Vida Ala.; Agricultural Education (I). • CLYDE H MIMS. Vida. Ala.; Agricultural Educstion (I). • ROBERT 0. MIMS Auburn. Ala.; Industrial Management (2). Nick Minas Marianne Minder faith Mlnrerly Sydney Minor Gerald Mipshe-Carolyn Mint] Billie Mitchell George Mitchell Fourth Row: • N. NICK MINAS. San Anton o. Tes.; Chemical E-g nearing (?) • MARIANNE MINDER Montgomery. Ala.; Education ()); Alpha Omicror Pi e FAITH C MINNERLY. Miami. Ela.; Art (I); Zo e Tae A pha • SYONEY ELIZABETH MINOR. Mobile AM.; Home Economics (I). Fifth Row: • GERALD C, MINSHEW Orlord, Ala.; Business Admisi.lration (I); Alpha Tau Omega. • CAROLYN W MINTZ Shewrut Ala.; Com mereMI Education (3) • BILLIE J. MITCHELL Montgomery. Ale.; Education (3). e GEORGE W MITCHELL, Hurtibvo. Ala.; Forestry (3). Morgan Mitchell Percer Mitchell Richard Mitchell Eld'ed Miron Si«th Row; • MORGAN H. MITCHELL Greenville, S. C; Art (3).� PERCER P MITCHELL. Opeliko Ala.; Agriculture (I) • RICHARD F MITCH ELL Columbus. Ga.; Business Administration (2); Tau Kappa Epsilon • ELDRED O MIXON. Montgomery. AM.; Chemical Engineering (?) Seventh Row; • JEANNINE MIXON. Georgiana Ala.; Business Administration (l‘. • CULA A MIXSON Enterprise Ale.; Home Economics (?) • MAURICE A MIXON. Skipperville Ale.; Pre-Vee.-iPary Medicine (2) . • GEORGE W MIZE West Point Ga. Bus’ness Admirislrat on (3) ; Sigma Nu. Eighth Row; • JAMES T. MOAIES JR.. Andalesia, AM.; Mechanical Engineering It) • JAMES C. MOBLEY Montgomery AM.; Taitile Engineering II) • ALICE M MOGFORD Lea’y. Ga.; Home Economics (2): Del Zeta • HARRY W MOHLMANN DeA.manville Ala.; Chrmical Engineering (2). Jeannine Miron Cule Mirson Maurice Miron George Mite James Moates James Mobley Alice Mogtord Harry Mohlmann Ninth Row: • EDWARD R. MOLPUS Mobil . AM. Architecture (II. • MARILYN L MONETTE Birmingham. AM.; Home Economics (I); Delta Zeta • EDWARO L MONROE Harfselle, AM ; Forestry (I) • MARGARET G MONTGOMERY Education (I); Phi Mu Tenth Row; • ROLAND C. MOODIE. Vinegar Bend Ale ; Aeronautical Engin- eering (2) • BETTY A MOODY. Decatur Ala.; Home Economics (I). • HOMER C. MOODY Poplerville. Miss.; Veterinary Med’cine (’) • LEONARD A MOODY. Oecatur, Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (2 Edward Molpus Marilyn Monette Edward Men roe Margaret Montgomery Eleventh Row; • JOHN R MOON. Columbus. Ga.; Chemical Engineering (21 • CAROL L MOORE Mobile Ala.; Inferior Design (2) • DONALD P. MOORE, Fai'ta . Ala. Aeronautical Engineering (I). • EMMA J. MOORE, Newmen. Ga.; Speech (3). Roland Moodie Betty Moody Homer Mc-ody Leonard Moody UNDERGRADUATES John Moon Carol Moore Donald Moo’e Emma Moera Euqen Moot Eugenie Moo- Felton Moor Id Moot Jolin Moot Mary Moot Thomas Moor Wellington Moot William Moot W!lll m Moorelield loi Mooty Miry Moot Otln Moreman Barbara Morgan Diana Morgan Earl Morgan Horn Morgan Georg Morgan H C Morgan Harold Morgan Jack A Morgan Jack R. Morgan K nn th Morgan OI!n Morgan Ooaglal Moring Charlotte Morris George Morris Jo Morris Kathryn Morris Willi Morris Robort Morris Walter Morris Walter F. Morris Alta Morris Avery Morrison Doris Morrison Frances Morrison Mary Morrison J an Morriss John Morrison Sill Morton Elisabeth Morton Jo rill I. Morton Winifred Mo-tor Pride of Aq Hill— Aq Queen. First Row; • EUGENE H MOORE. McCall . Ala.: Business Administration (I) • EUGENIA $ MOORE Marion. Ala ; Education (I). • FELTON M MOORE Columbus Go.. Electrical Engineering (I) IDA S. MOORE. Selma, Alo.; Education (I); Alpha Omic-on Pi. Second Row; • JOLINE MOORE. Evergreen, Ala. Education (}) • MARY I MOORE Daytona Beach. Fla.; Secretarial Train ng (I), • THOMAS I. MOORE. Ardalusia Ala.; Agriculture (2). • WELLINGTON MOORE. Les ngton. Ky- Veterinary Medicine (3). Third Row; • WILLIAM I. MOORE. Selma Ala.; Electrical Eng.naering |l) Kappa Alpha • WILLIAM O MOOREFIELD. Kingsport. Tenn Architecture 12). • lOIS L. MOOTY. Eufaula. Ala.; Science and literature (2): Kappa Delta. • MARY M. MOOSE. G-eenville, 5. C ; Architecture ()). Fourth Row: • OTIN s. MOREMAN. Stjrkie Al .; Mechanical Engineering (I); Tau Kappa Eps Ion. • BARBARA E. MORGAN Piedmont, Ala.; Science and Literature (J); Alpha Gamma Delta. • DIANA L. MORGAN Opelika. Ala.; Music Education (2). • EARL S, MORGAN. Piedmont, Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. Fifth Row: • ElEM MORGAN, JR Junction City Ala.; Education (J). • GEORGE A MORGAN. RsKhmatl, Go., Education (II. Alpho Delta Pi. • H, C. MORGAN Piedmont. Ala.: Veterinary Medicine (4); Alpha Psi • HAROLD W MORGAN. JR . Birmingham, Ala Chemical Engineering (I). Sixth Row: • JACK A MORGAN lanett. Al .; Mechanical Engineering (I) • JACK R. MORGAN Gadsden. A a.; Electrical Engineering (21 • KENNETH F. MORGAN Montgomery Ala.; Business Administration (I). • OLIN F. MORGAN w n Point. Go.; Education (2) Seventh Row; • DOUGLAS G. MORING, Auburn. Ala ; Agriculture (I). • CHARLOTTE M MORRIS. Flat Creel. Ala; Home Economics (31 • GEORGE H. MORRIS Morristown. Tenn.; Pharmacy (2); Sigma Chi • JOE W. MORRIS. JR., Houma, la.; Mechanical Engineering (2). Eighth Row: • KATHRYN MORRIS Jasper. Ala Education (I) • WILLIE A MORRIS Spring Garden Ala ; Business Administration (2). • ROBERT L MORRIS 8a. Minette. Al .; Forestry (I): Sigma Pi • WALTER E. MORRIS JR. Birmingham Ala. Mechan'cal Engineering (I); Kappa S'qma. Ninth Row: • WAITER F MORRIS. Birmingham. Ala.; Tortile Engineering (I Alpha Tau Omega. • ALTA A MORRIS. Russellville. Ala.; Home Economics (3) • AVERY I. MORRISON. JR . New Orleans La.; Business Administration (J) Sigma Alpha Epsilon • DORIS C. MOR RISON, linden Al .; Art (J). Tenth Row: • FRANCES MORRISON Oneonta. Ala. Education } • MARY I MORRISON. Decatur Go.; Pharmacy (21 • JEANE A MORRISS Wetgmpka. Ala.: Elementary Education (J) • JOHN W. MORRISON Lebanon Tenn.; Civil Engineering (2); Kappa Srgma. Eleventh Row: • BILL D. MORTON. Boor. Ala.; Business Administration (3). • ELIZABETH A MORTON Five Points. Al .; Science and Literature (2). • JERRILl L. MORTON. Fort Payne, Ala .; Pharmacy (II- • WINIFRED H MORTON JR Meridian Miss.; Architecture (2) UNDERGRADUATES Auburn' historic latho James Mos � y Mildred Moseley Re« Motes Jimmy Moss Marvin Moytellar Donald Moultrie Mary Moye Elberl Madge Jane Muir Martha Mylkoy George Momma Gordon Mummer! First Row: • JAMES T. MOSLEY Birmingham, Ala .; Aeronautical Engineering (1) - Delta Chi. • MILORED C MOSELEY, Cordova. Ala.; Education (3)- Z«ta Tau Alpha • REX A. MOSES Gadsden. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3). • JIMMY A. MOSS. JR.. Decatur, Ga.: Business Ad-ministration (3); Pi Kappa Alpha. Second Row: • MARVIN MOSTELLAR. JR.. Mobile. Ala .; Mechanical Engineering (3); Phi Delta theta • DONALD H MOULtRIE. Gadsden, Ala.. Mechanical Engineering (I). • MARY L. MOYE. Cuthbert, Ga,; Business Administration 13): Alpha Delta Pi. • EL8EST H. MUDGE Mobile Ala.; Engineering Physics (I): Theta Xi. Third Row: • JANE MUIR Birmingham. Ala.; Education (3); Phi Mu. • MAR THA R. MULKEY. Geneva. Ala.; Education (2); Alpha Delta P. • GEORCE 8. MUMMA Montgomery. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (3); Theta Xi • GORDON MUMMERT. Atlanta Ga.; Business Administration (3); Kappa Alpha. Fourth Row: • CARL E. MUNDY. Montgomery. Ala.; Bus ness Administration (I). • CECIL B MUNROE. Birmingham, Ala.: Agricultural Science (I) Alpha Gamma Rho. • CHARLES G. MUNROE. Codartown. Ga.: Mechanical Engineering (I). • JAMES R. MUNROE Talladega. Ala,; Electrical Engineering (3); Sigma Phi Epsilon. Fifth Row: • ARTHUR E. MURCHISON. Montgomery, Ala.; Pre-Oentistry (I) • JERRY C, MURDCCK Murfreasboro. Tenn.; Ornamental Horticulture (I). • MARTHA H MURPHREE. Tarrnanl Ala.; Home Economics (3). • MOLLIS S MURPHREE Prattville. Ala.; Home Economics (3). Siidh Row; e WILLARD H. MURPHREE Moulton. Ala.; Industrial Management (3)- Oelte S'grt-a Phi. • CHARLES N. MURPHY. Birmingham, Ala ; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (2). • SARAH A MURPHY. Abbev.lle. Ala ; Horn. Economics Education (3) • TURNER H MURPHY. 8renton Ala.; Agriculture Scienco (3). Sovonth Row; • WILLIAM G. MURRAY Bell Heights; Mechanical Engineering (I): Sigma Phi Epsilon. • DAVID C. MUSSIEMAN. Florence. A a.; Pra-Vaterinary Medicine (3). Alpha Tau Omega. • FREORIC L. MYERS. Grayson Ala.; Art (I). • HOWARD T MYNATT. Knoxville. Tenn; Veterinary Medicine (2), Eighth Row: • BOB E. NAGEL Chattanooga. Tenn.; Tailile Enginearing (3): Alpha Tau Omega. • JOY A MYRICK Gadsden. Ala.; Education (2) . • CAROL E. NA80RS. Rocktord. Aia.; Home Economics (2). • JAMES A. NAFTEl. Auburn. Ala.; Pre-low (I); Sigma Nu. Ninth Row: • GEORGE H. NASH Birmingham. Ala.; Business Adminislrat on (I): Sigma Phi Epsilon. • JAMES P. NASH. Oneonla, Ala,; Industrial Management (2) • RICHARD F. NASH. Fairfax. Ala,; Forestry (2); Phi Delta Theta. • MARY A NATION. Gadsden. Ala.; Home Economics Education (I); Alpha Omicron Pi. Tenth Row: • ALBERT S NAUGHTON Birmingham, Ala ; Machanlcal Engineering (2)- Sigma Chi. • CHARLES E NEAL. Chickasaw, Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering (I) • CHARLES M NEAL. Rockmart. Ga.; Civil Eogiooe-ing (2) • KENNETH E NEAL. Auburn. Ala. Agricultural Administration (3). Eleventh Row: • DANIEL A. NE8P.IG Decatur Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Kappa Alpha • ALICE P. NEEDHAM, Roanoke. Ala.; Home Economics (2): Delta Zeto. • BILLY A. NEIGHBORS Lije iil ■ A'a: Agricultural Engineering (3): Theta Xi • GERALD C. NEIGHBORS Ale.andor City. Ala.; Textile Engineering (I). Carl Mundy Cecil Munrce Charlos Munrce James Munrce A'thur Murchison Jerry Murdock Martha Murphree Mollie Murphree Willard Murphree Chailos Murphy Sarah Murphy Turner Murphy William Murray David Muss’eman Fredrie Myers Howard Mynatt Bob Noqel Joy Mvriek Carol Nabors James Naftei George Nash James Nash Richard Nash Mary Anne Nation Albort Naughton Charles Ne.s Charles M. Neal Kenneth Neal UNDERGRADUATES Deniel Nebrig Alice Needham Billy Neighbors Gerald Neighbors Robert N.’ill George Nelson Hilary NeilOIS James E. Nelson James R. Nelson Jerry A. Nelson Patricia Nelson Thome Nelson Williem A Nelson William M. Nelson Welter Nesbitt Samuel Nettles Ted Nesre Joe Nevro Frank Neville Williem Neville Milton Newberry Ted Newell Austin Newmen Beverly Newmen Joen Newmen Elitebeth Newmen Jesse Newsom Jo Newsom Doreld Newsome Hermen Newsome Jesse Newsome Ooneld Newton Gereld Nichols Ishem Nichols Lee Nichols Lite Nichols Williem Nichols Jemes Nicholson E. Nichopoulos John Nicke’son Willis Nickerson Narry Nisbett E'skine Nil He-be-t Ni. Wendell Nil John Nison Steve Noble Williem Nobel Skin of Our Teeth east in family photo. First Row: • ROBERT M. NEILL. Bi-mingham, Ale.; Business Admnistretion (I); Koppe Sigma. • GEORGE I NELSON Point Clear. Ale.; Civil Engineering (3): Sigma Phi Epsilon. • HILART M. NELSON Panama City, hie.; Civil Engineering (3); Phi Keppe Teu • JAMES E. NELSON. Birmingham. Ale.; Mortieulrure (I). Second Row: • JAMES R. NELSON, LeGrenge Ga ; Teitile Engineering (I) • JERRY A NELSON Anniston. Ale.; Home Economics (2): Alpha Gerrme Delta • PATRICIA K NELSON Birmingham. Ale.: Science a no Litereture (I). • THOMAS A. NELSON. Gain. Ale.; Industrie! Management (I). Third Row: • WILLIAM A. NELSON. Birmingham. Ale,. Mechanical Engineering (3). • WILLIAM H NELSON Ale.ender C ty Ala.; Science end Litereture (3). • WALTER W NESBITT. Gadsden. Ale.: Agr cultural Administration (3); Keppe Sigma. • SAMUEL P NETTLES. Mobile. Ale.; Science end Litereture tJ); Phi Oelte Theta Fourth Row: • TED NEURA Brunswick. Ohio; Business Admin stretion (3); Sigma Pi. • JOE P NEURA Brunswick, Oho; Business Adm nistretion (J S gme Pi. • FRANK H NEVILLE. Meridian Miss.; Architecture jl : Phi Kappa Teu • WILLIAM V. NEVILLE. Eufekle. Ate.; Business Administration (3); Pi Keppe Alpha Fifth Row; e MILTON NEWBERRY, Andalusia. Ale.; Pre-Veterinery Medicine (J). • TED S NEWELL Hope Hull, Ala ; Industrial Management (3). • AUSTIN C NEWMAN Opelika. Ale ; Veteriner, Medicine 13); Omega Teu Sigma • BEVERLY NEWMAN Dadevil e Ala ; Home Economics (2) Alpha Omlcron Pi. Sitth Row: • JOAN NEWMAN, Syleceuge Ala.; Science and Literature (31. • ELIZABETH NEWMAN Louisville. Ky.; Ecucation (31; Alpha Dele Pi. • JESSE S. NEWSOM Sandertville. Ga ; Agricultural Eng rearing (3); Sigma Chi. • JO NEWSOM Sandersvilte Ga.; Home Economics (I); Chi Omega. Seventh Row: • DONaLO NEWSOME Cottonton, Ala.; Industrial Management (3' • HERMAN C. NEWSOME Cotton ton Ale.; Industrial Management (3). • JESE H. NEWSOME. Phtnii City. Ale.; Ornamental Horti-culture (2). • DONALD W. NEWTON. Georgiene, Ale.; Businets Administration (2): Theta Chi. Eighth Row: • GERALD P NICHOLS. Marion, Ala.; Business Administration (2). • ISHAM G. NICHOLS, Atmore. Ala. Business Administration (It • LEE H NICHOLS. Marion. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (II • LILA A NICHOLS Marion Ale,; Secretarial Training (2). Ninth Row; • WILLIAM 0. NICHOLS Baker. Fla.; Business Adm nistretion (2) • JAMES L. NICHOLSON, Ook Ridge. Terns.; Pharmacy (2); De’ta Tau Delta • EVANGELINE C NICHOPOULOS. Arniston. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Delta Zeta. • JOHN F NICKERSON. Gadsden. Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (2). Tenth Row: • WILLIS B. NICKERSON, Jackson t Gap. Ala ; Business Aaministra-tlon (2). • NARRY E NISBETT. Murfreesboro Tenn.; Veterinary Medicire (3); Alpha Psi. • ERSKINE 5. NIX. Jasper. Ala.; laboratory Tachaotogi (I). • HERBERT I. NIX. Phenia City. Ala.; Industrial Management (I). Eleventh Row: • WENDELL 3 NIX. Kingsport. Tenn,; Physics (I). • JOHN I. NIXON Cast oberry, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). • STEVE H NOBLE Birmingham. Ala.; Science end Literature (I); Phi Delta Theta • WILLIAM I NOBEL. Millry, Ale ; Agr Cultural Education (2); Alpha Gamma Rho. UNDERGRADUATES Buildi nq and Grounds First Row: • DONALD G NOLAN Phen . City. Ala,- Business Construction (2) Delta Sigma Phi • BARBARA JANE NOLAND Nashville Terr. Education (2); Chi Omega • NORA LEE NOLEN Newnan. So Science and Literature (I I; Alpha Delta Pi. DONALD G. NORMAN. Birmingham. Ala : Civil Engineering (I). Second Row; • PEGGY L. NORRIS, Haleyille. Ala ; Home Economies (I). • TIMOTHY J. NORRIS Holeyville Ala.; Teitile Engineering (I • ROBERT L. NORRIS. Fayette. A a.; Electrical Engineering {It; Sigma Pi • HENRY H NORTH Ashtord. Ala ; Pre-Ve� erinary Medi-cine (I). Third Row: • MARILYN J NORTHCUTT, Dothan. Ala ; Education (I). • HUGH V. NORTHERN. Mamphis Tann ; Architecture (I) • JOHN C. NOR- TON. Selma. Ala : Business Administration (?): PM Kappa Tau • JOHN W, NORTON. Pherii Sity Ala. Mechanical Engineering 0). Fourth Row: • MIRIAM A. NORTON Montgomery. Ala.; Education (I). • MARY A NORTON, Auburn. Ala.; Education (I); Alpha Gamma Della. • OREA A NORTON. Louisville Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • ROBERT H NORTON Union Springs, Ala.; Ag-icul'wral Science (21. Fifth Row: • SAMUEL S. NORTON. Birmingham. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (I) . • WILLIAM S. NORTON. Pensacola Fla.; Mechanical Engineer ing (2). • BETTY J. NORWOOD. Oecatur, Ala.; Secretarial Training (J) : Phi Mw. • SERGIO v NOVO San Juan. Cuba; Mechanical Engineering (31: Delta Chi. Siith Row; • RILLY NUNN. Huntsville Ala ; Pharmecy (2) • JAMES S. NUN-NELLY. Anniston Ala. Mechanical Engineering (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • JACK L NUNNERY. McComb Miss.; Veterinary Medicine (3) • JERRY A OAKES. Jackson, Miss: Architeclu-e (2): Sigma Chi. Seventh Row: • JERRY O. OBERT Columbus. Go.; Pharmacy (2). • LISBETH L O'DELL. Birmingham. Ala.; Applied Arts {21; Alpha Delta Pi. • BENTON W. ODOM Grand Bay. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (I). • CAROLYN $ ODOM. Decatur. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Alpha Omicron Pi. Eighth Row: • JAMES B ODOM. McKertla Ala.; Meehan'ca Engineering (2). • JAMES J. O'OONNELL, Hackensack N. J.; Business Administration i?) • ROY C O'DONNELL. Ashvilla, Ala .; Education |3) • JAMES i. OGBURN. Birmingham Ala.: Electrical Engineering (I). Ninth Row: • J. 0. OLIVER. Mobile. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • SAM H. OLIVER leFeyette. Ala.; Building Construction (2): P Kappa A phe. • ZOE A. OLLINGER Mobile. Ala ; Education (I). • ED I. OLIVER. Castleberry. Ala.; Pharmacy (I). Tenth Row; • JOE W. O'NEAL. Montgomery Ala.; Agricultural Science (I) Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • ISABEL O'NEAL Andalusia. Ala.; Education (I): Kappa Oelte • ROBERT W. O'NEILL. Vicksburg, Miss.; Chemical Engineering (21. • EUNICE A ORDERS. Birmingham. Ala.: Home Economics (I). Eleventh Row: • WALTER L ORMANO, Jacksonville Fie.; Phermecy 2| • J TRACY O'ROURKE. Mobile. Ala.; Electrical Enginaarirg (?)• Sigma Chi • THOMAS S O'RORKE. B rmirgham. Ala.; Civil Enginaarirg (I): Sigma Nu. • FREDERICK W, ORR Atlanta. Ga.; Agricultural Science (3 : Sigma Alpha Epsilon. UNDERGRADUATES Donald Nolan Barbara Noland Nora Nolan Donald Norman Peggy Norris Timothy Norris Robert Norris Henry North Marilyn Northcutt Hugh Northern John Norton John W Norton Miriam Norton Mary Norton Orea Norton Robert Norton Samuel Norton William Norton Betty Norwood Sergio Novo Billy Nunn Mun� v lly Jack Nunnery Jerry Oakes Jerry Oberf Lisbeth O'Dell Renton Odom Carolyn Odom James Odom James O'Oonnell Roy O'Oonnell James Ogburn J O. Oliver Sam Oliver Zoe Ollinger Ed Oliver Joe O'Neal Isabel O'Neal Robe-t O Neill Eunice Orders Walter Ormand Tracy O'Rourka Thomas O'Rorka Frederick On John Orr Sue Off C.rlos Ortega-Lopei James Osborn Herbert Osborne James O’Sfccr Herman Oswell Joe Overton Ronald 0� «n William Owen David Owens Hubort Owens You had me worried a couplo of quarter . ton. td-.nd Oiford James Orment fium Oroli Josey Page Hoy! Painter Charles Pair Joernc Palm Charles Palmer Howard Palmer Virginia Palmor William Panter Lucy Pariih First Row: • JOHN I. OH Sytacauga Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Iheta Chi • SUE C ORR Harlsell . Ala,. Secretarial Training (2). • CAR-LOS A ORTEGA-LOPEZ, Guatemala Ciudad Guatemala; Architecture (2). • JAMES R. OSBORN Bi-mingham, Ala.; Agriculture (I); Alpha Tag Omega. Second Row: • HERBERT W OSBORNE. Homewood A'a ; Business Administration (J). • JAMES E. O STEEN. JR Ocala. Ha.; Architecture (21; Alpha Tag Omoga • HERMAN R OSWEU. ee.iemer. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Delta Chi. • JOE C OVERTON, Gulfport, Mice.; Mechanical Engineering (J); Phi Kappa Tag. Third Row: • RONALD K OWEN Cullman, Ala.; 8jtinoss Administration (J); S'g.rg PI. • WILLIAM E. OWEN, Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3); Delta Chi. • DAVID H. OWENS. Samcon. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2). • HU8ERT P. OWENS, Samson. Ala.; Business Administration (2). Fourth Row; • EDWARD F. OXFORD Macon. Ga.; Civil Engineering (I). • JAMES H. OZMENT, Boligee, Ala ; Agricultural Science (2); Alpha Gamma Rho. • EIZENS L OZOLS. Waltham, Man.; Archi-’ecturo (I). • JOSEY M. PAGE. Birmingham. Ala.; Mochanical Engineering (I). Fifth Row; • HOYT H PAINTER Ta-rant. Ale Civil Engineering (3); Della Sigma Phi. • CHARLES R. PAIR Kinston Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); JOANNE G. PALM Mobile Ala.; Art (I). • CHARLES L. PALMER Tiffcn. Ga.; Industrial Management (3). Betty Pail John Parke Betlr Parker Cordelia Parker Oonii Parker Doris Parker Edith Parker Anne Parker Fred Parker Glenn Parker Harold Parker Harvey Parker Sixth Row: e HOWARD L. PALMER Birmingham. Ala.; Animal Husbandry (I). • VIRGINIA F PALMER Tulcumbia. Ala.; Homo Economics (2). • WILLIAM H PANTER. Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • LUCY PARISH Richland Ga.; Science and lileroturo (2j Phi Mu. Seventh Row; • BETTY J PARK Tucker. Ga. Education (I); Chi Omega. • JOHN S PARKE Belle Glace. Fie.; Chemical Engineering (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • BETTY PARKER Fallville, Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). • CORDELIA PARKER. Opelika. Ala.; Education (2); Alpha Gamma Delta. Eighth Row: • DONIS J. PARKER Birmingham, Ala.: Secretarial Training (I) • DORIS PARKER Mobilo Alj.; Secretarial Training (I). • EOITH J. PARKER Birmingham. Alj.; Home Economics (I). • E ANNE PARKER Auburn. Ala,; Science and literature (3 ; Zeta Tau Alpha. Ninth Row; • FRED C. PARKER. Birm'ngham, Ala ; Interior Oeeorafion (2). • GLENN A PARKER. Oore Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Kappa Sigma. • HAROLD S. PARKER, Falkville Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3) • HARVEY W PARKER Birmingham. Ala ; Civil Engineering (I). Tenth Row; • JAMES C. PARKER. Mobile. Ala.; Industrial Management (I); Thota Ch • OWEN D PARKER. Birmingham. Ala.; Industrial Management (2). • PATRICIA A. PARKER. Andalusia. Ala.; Elementary Education (3): Delta Zeta. • ROBERT J. PARKER Perdido Beach, Ala,; Civil Engineering (I). James Parker Owen Parker Patr'cia Parker Robert Parker Eleventh Row; • SAMUEL T. PARKER. Roclmert. Ga.; Business Administration (3). • ROYCE C PARKER. Hoadland, Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (3) • WESLEY A PARKER Florence, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3). • GEORGF K PARKMAN Salem. Ala ; Industrial Management (I); Phi Kappa Tau. UNDERGRADUATES Samuel Parker Royce Parker Wesley Parker George Parkmaa ft. John Polks J. C. Parrish Harriot Parrish James Parrish John Parrish Priscilla Parrish Ivie Pa'sons Johrs Partin Glenn Pate James Pate Judy Pate Belly Patrick Main Gate First Row: • JOHN 0. PARKS Fayette. Ala.; Business Administration (2); Sicjme Nu. • J. C. PARRISH. Bessemer. Ala,; Educators (I). • HARRIEr GRUBE PARRISH. Oolhan. Ala.; Education (J); Kappa Della. • JAMES w. PARRISH. Hartford. Ala.; Science and Literature (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Second Row: • JOHN O. PARRISH. Auburn. Ala.; Pr.-Dentistry (I); Sigma Nu. • PRISCILLA J. PARRISH Greenville. Ala.; Education (2). ♦ IV|£ H. PARSONS, Anniston, Ala.; Industrial Management (3); Alpha Tau Omega e JOHN G. PARTIN. Ft. Walton. Fla.; Agriculture (I). Third Row: • GLENN M. PAIE. Evergreen. Ala.; Aeronautical Administration (I I. • JAMES W. PATE, Auburn, Ala. Ornamental Horticul.ure (2). • JUOY PAtE. Decatur. Ga.; Applied Art (J). • 8ETTY J. PATRICK, Columbus Ga.; Education (J); Chi Omega. Fourth Row: • DAN H. PATRICK, College Park. Ga.; Business Administration (31; Pi Kappa A pha. • WILLIAM J PATRICK Montgomery. Ala.; Industrial Management (3). • ALLEN J. PATTERSON, Headland. Ala ; Architecture (3); Sigma Nu • ANDREW M PATTERSON. Mobile. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). Fifth Row: • JOHN C PATTFRSON, Clanton. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • JOHN R PATTERSON Mobil . Ala.; Pharmacy (2); Phi Kappa Tau. • MARGARET PATTERSON, Dariington. S. C ; Elementary Education (2); Alpha Omicron Pi. • PATRICIA PATTERSON, Birmingham. Ala.; Science and Lileraluro (I). Silth Row: • HERBERT E PATTERSON Anderson. Ala.; Agr cultural Education (2). • JAMES R. PATTERSON. Dothan Ala.; Business Administration (I); Sigma Nu. • JERC W. PATTERSON Birmingham, Ala.; Archi-tecture (I). • JAMES W. PATTCRSON Guntersville. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (3). Seventh Row: • WILLIAM D. PATTERSON. Fairfa. Ala.; Te.tile Engineering (2] • NANCY A PATTILLO Hartselle Ala.; Secretarial Training (3); Chi Omega • STUART W. PATTON, Montgomery. Ala.; Civil Engl-neoring (2); A.pha Tau Omega • MALCOLM D PAULK Decatur. Ga.; Testile Engineering (3); Alpha Tau Omega Eighth Row: • CHARLES H. PAYNE. Selma, Ala.; Education (I); Kappa Sigma. • CHARLES LEE PAYNE, Villa Rica, Ga.; Architecture (4). • THOMAS H. PAYNE, Birmingham. Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I). • R08ERT E. PEAK Amcrlcus. Ga.; Industrial Management (2); Phi Dotta Theta Dan Patrick William Patrick Allen Patterson Andrew Patterson John C. Patterson John R. Patterson Margaret Patterson Patricia Patterson Herbert Patterson James Patterson Jera Patterson Jamas W. Patterson William D. Pattorson Nancy Paltillo Stuart Patton Malcolm Paulk Charles Payne Charles L Pavne Thomas Payne Robert Peak Ninth Row: • HERBERT OWEN PEARCE Slrm ngham, Ala.; Architecture (I}. • JOHN K. PEARCE. Grand Junction. Tenn.; Veterinary Med:cinc (4). • MARY J. PEARCE. Columbus. Go. Elomontary Education (I • STELLA PEARCE, Atlanta. Ga.: Home Economics (J). Tenth Row; • EDDIE E PEARCEY Greenville. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • CHARLES PEARSON. New Orleans. La. Industrial Management (3); Alpha Tau Omega • HORACE H PEARSON Birmingham, Ala -Industrial Management (I). • MARTHA V. PEARSON. Dadeville. Ala.; Education (I). Harbert Pearce Joha Pearce Mary Pearce Stella Paarce Elovonth Row: • JAMES N. PEASE Columbus. Ga.; Civ I Englneariag (J); Sigma Alpha Epsilon • JAMES R PECK. Hartsello. Ala.; Business Administration (I) • HARMON G. PEDDY. Wetumpka. Ala.; Forestry (I). • MARY N, PEDDY. Atlanta, Ga.; Home Economics (2}; Alpha Omie'on Phi. Eddie Pearcey Charles Pearson Horace Pearson Martha Pearson UNDERGRADUATES James Pease James Peck Harmon Poddy Mary Peddy James Peeley John Peeples Robert Peer Alberto Pelaei Mil) PerxJergast Beniamin Pend eton Robot Pennell William Pamewil! Beth A Penny Peggy Penten Jamet Perdue John Perdue Myrtle Po-dae Bobble Perry Bobby 0. Pe'iy Gordon Perr, Guy Perry Jene Perry Kathleen Perry Paul Perry Robert Perry Vernie Perry William Perry Martha Perryman Robert Perryman Robert Persons George Peito Billy Peters Edgar Peterson Mildred Peterson Ralph Peterson Allen Petree Jim Petree Carolyn Petrey Royce Pettit Gayle Pettui Robert Petty Jean Pettyjohn George Petinick James Pfaffmaa Eleanor Pharr Fiances Pharr Ab'am Philips Betty Jo Phillips Yep, he's got halitosis Firjt Row; • JAMES PEElEY. Birmingham Ala.; Electrical Erginaering (I); Phi Delta Theta. • JOHN M PEEPLES, Gadsden, Ala,; Electrical Engl-neering (I). • ROBERT J PEER Jacksonville. Fla.: Arch lecture (I). • ALBERTO PELAEZ Marselle. Colombie; Civil Engineering (2). Second Row: • MART C. PENDFRGAST. Birmingham. Ala ; Home Economics (I). • BENJAMIN L PENDLETON Opelika Ala. Aeronautical Eng Hearing (2). • ROBERT O PENNELL. Columbus Ga.; Agricultural Science (I). • WILLIAM E PENNEWILl. Pensacola. Fla.; Business Administration (I); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Third Row: • BETH A PENNY. Birmingham. Ala.; Homo Economics Education (2); Delta Zeta. • PEGGY PENTON. Birmingham. Ale.; Hone Economics (2); A'pha Gemma Delta.• JAMCS A PERDUE. Phenix Ctj. Ale.; Business Administration (I); Kappa Aloha • JOHN M. PER DUE. Browns. Ale.; Agricultural Science (2). Fourth Row: • MYRTLE A. PERDUE. Montgomery. Ala. Secretarial Training (I)-Zeta Tau Alpha. • B088IE A. PERRY Alexander City. Ala.; Home Economics Education (I). • 80BBY D PERRY. Cullman. Ala.; Elae-trical Engineering (2). • GORDON H. PERRY. Lockhart. Ala,; Agri-cultural Enginearing (I). Fifth Row; • GUY 0. PERRY Hurtsboro. Ala.; Mechanical Enginaer.ng (3); P Kappa Phi. • JANE PERRY, Wadewaa. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (2); Alpha Gamma Oe ta • KATHLEEN W PERRY. Huntsville. Ala ; Business Administration (3). • PAUL 0. PERRY. Linden. Ale.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Sixth Row; • ROBERT A PERRY. Huntsville. Ala.; Build ng Construction (3). • VERNIE I PERRV Wedo-ee. Ala.; Education (2). • WILLIAM T. PERRY Lockhart. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • MARTHA A PERRYMAN. Jasper. Ale ; Education (2); Chi Omega Seventh Row; • ROBERT T PERRYMAN Montgomery A a.; Ciyll Engineering (I). • ROBERT T. PERSONS Evergreen. Ala.. Aeronautical Engineering (I). • GEORGE J PESTO. Birmingham A a.; Electrical Engineering C2). • BILLY PETERS. Otark. Ala ; Ornamental Horticulture 13,. Sigma Chi. Eighth Row: • EDGAR F. PETERSON Jemison. Ala.. Education (2) • MILDRED L. PETERSON. Theodore Ala. Education (I) • RALPH C. PETER SON, Pensacola Fla.; Chemical Engineering (I). • ALLEN PETREE Loving'on. Term,; Business Administration (21; Kappa Sigma. Ninth Row: • JIM P PETREE telgreen. A a ; Mechanical Engineering (2) Sigma Phi Eptiloa. • CAROLYN V. PETREY Florala. Ala ; Art (I). • ROYCe L. PETTIS Fayette. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Sigma Nu. • GAYLE PETfuS. Moulton. Ala.: Home Economies (I): Alpha Gam-ma Oolte. Tooth Row; • ROBERT E. PETTY Tuscumbia. Ky.; Building Construction 3'; Delta Chi. • JEAN T. PETTYJOHN. Birmingham Ala.; Physical Edu cation (3): De ta Zeta. • GEORGE F PETZNICK, Montgomery. Ala Pre-Dentistry (3); Sigma Nu. • JAMES A PFAFFMAN, Greenville. S. C.; Architecture (21: Sigma Nu Eleventh Row: • ELEANOR PHARR Atlanta. Ga.; Education (I); Phi Mu • FRANCES C. PHARR Atlanta. Ga. Selene and literature (2); Alpha Omicron Pi. • ABRAM I PHILIPS. Alexander Cits. Ala : Industrial Management (I): Delta Tau Delta • BETTY J PHILLIPS. Ttskegee. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I). UNDERGRADUATES Georgian House First Row: • CAROLYN R PHILLIPS Huntsville. Al .; Home Economies (I). • ELLISON A RMIllIRS. Ashland. Ale ; Building Construction (I): Sigma Chi. • FRANK S RHILLIRS Ashland Ale ; Agricultural Science (I). • GEORGIA K. RHILLIRS. Boat Ale; Education (3). Second Row: • JAMES L RHILLIRS. Columbus, Ge ; Business Administration (2); Tea Kappa Epsilon. • JAMES M RHILLIRS Ihorraston, Ala.; Agri-cultural Science (?) • JERE M. RHILLIRS, Thomaston. Ala.; Vet. erinary Medicine (31: Alpha Rsi • JESS F RHILLIRS, SheHiold, Aie.; Business Administration (2): Kappa Alpha Third Row: • JOE P PHILLIPS. Krsonvilla. Ala.; Electrical Eng,nearing (I). • JOHN R. PHILLIPS. Montgomery. Ala.; Chemical Eng nearing |2i; Delta Sigma Rhl. • JOSEPH B RHILLIRS. Auburn, Ala Rre Medi-cine (2): Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • MARY M. PHILLIPS. Gurley. Ale.; Secretarial Trein'tg (2). Fourth Row; • WILLIAM M. RICKARD, Columbus, Ge.; Tactile Engineering (I). • WILLIAM B. PICKENS. Anderson S. C.; Business Administration (I); Phi Delta Theta • BEVERLY A PIERCE. Mobile. Ala.; Education (I); Zeta Tau Alpha e BOBBY E PIERCE. Columbia. Miss ; Electrical Engineering (2); Sigma Pi. Fifth Row; • MELBOURNE L. PHILLIPS Onconta. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • RICHARD C. PHILLIPS Bi'minghem. Ale.; Mecahnicel Engineering (l(. • TOMMY L. RHILLIRS Decatur, Ala; Education (3). • MARY I RIALLA Bassamer. Ala ; Butinass Administration (2). Siith Row: • ERMA J. RIENCE. Andalusia. Ala.. Education (I). • ERNEST L PIERCE, Fairtar. A a.; Industrial Managament (2). • G. ELLEN PIERCE. Louisville Ala : Education (I); Chi Omega. • JAMES A PIERCE. Columbia M si.; Electrical Engineering (I). Seventh Row: • LUTHER E. PIERCE, Gadsden. Ala.; Industrial Management (3) • MARLON R PIERCE Auburn Ala.; Civil Engineering (I) • MARTHA J. PIERCE Nashville Tene.; Education (I). • THOMAS M. PIERSON Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanics Eng'neerlng (3). Eighth Row: • CEORGE F. PILGRIM Prichard. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (I). • CHARLES F. PINSON. Gadsden. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • JAMES R. PIPER, Tal assee, Ale.; Chemistry (2). • CLARENCE M PIPPIN. Albany. Ga ; Agriculture (2); Alpha Gam-ma Rho Ninth Row: • CHARLES A PISTOLE Mobile. Ala Business Administration (3). • JOHN A PITTS Greenville. Ala.. Agriculture (2). • ROBERT N PITTS Pittsview Ala.; Business Adminittret'on (3); PI Kappa Ph'. • THOMAS L. PITTS. Histon. Tenr.; Forestry (3). Tenth Row: • MOULTRIE PLOWDER Florence. Ala.; Forestry (I); Delta Sigma Phi • ROBERT A, PLUMMER G'ove Hill. Ala,; Business Administration (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • DOROTHY L POE. Tarrant. Ala.; Applied Arts (I). • PAT GAYLE POND. Fairhope. A e.; Home Econo-mict (I): Chi Omega. Eleventh Row: • FRANK H PLATT Arcadia. Fla.; Veteri-ary Medicine (4); Alpha Pli. • TRUMAN J. PLEDGER, Trussvi le. A'a.; Mechanical Engineer-i-.g (3); S gme Chi. • WALTER G. PLEDGER Birmingham Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (II; Oelta Chi. • VIRGINIA A PLANK. Atlanta. Ga.; Education (I). UNDERGRADUATES Carolyn Phillips Elllton Phillips Frank Phillips Georgia Phillips James Phillips James M Phillips Jere Phillips Jett Phillips Joe Phil ips John Phillips Joseph Phili ps Mary Phillips William PicEard William Pickens Beverly Pierce Bobby Pie'ce Melbourne Phillips Richard Phillips Tommy Phillips Mary Plalla Erma Pience Ernest Pierce Ellen Pierce James Ple'Ce Luther Pierce Merton Pierce Martha Piarce Thomas Pierton George Pilgrim Cherlet Pinson James Piper Clarence Pippin Che'les Pistole John Pitts Robert Pitts Thomas Pitts Moultrie Plovdet Robert Plummer Dorothy Poe Pat Pond Frank Platt Truman Pledger Walter Pledger V rginie Plank Carol Pool M. 8 Pool James Pool James H Pool Joseph Pool Nency Pool Norman Pool Truman Pool Dovid Pos Georg Pop John Pop Martha Pep Sara Pop Terry Pop Walter Pop Donald Popejoy Alice Port r Jan Port«r John Port r Millard Porl Sylvia Porter Virgil Porter F lia Pony Jam t Pony Nell. Pony Patricia Pcnv Joel Potter Kerm't Potlt Mary Potts Thomas Pouncy Albert Powell Ann Powell Clarence Pow� ll Elitha Po««ll James 8 Powell Thurston Powell Joseph Power Edgar Powers Jo Powers Os— 11 Powers William Powers Issae Prater Luther Prather Sam Prelss Admiral visits Colonel Boll's boys. First Row: • CAROL J POOLE Jackson, Mist.; Sociology (2|. • H. 8 POOlE Auburn, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (31 • JAMES C. POOLE, Br nf, AM ; Electric fcng.neering (3) • JAMES H POOlE, Mont gomery. Ala.; Pr .V t rinary Medicine (}). Second Row; • JOSEPH L. POOLE. Ram G .; Aeronautical Engineering ('(. • NANCY C. POOLE, Mobile. Ala,; Home Econem cs (2); Alpha Gamma Delta NORMAN E POOLE. Columbus Ga ; 8usiness Ad ministration (3). • TRUMAN P POOLE Columbus. G Businers Ad-minislration (3). Third Row; • DAVID H POPE. Montgomery Ala.; Aeronautical Enginaering (I) • GEORGE W POPE. Montgomary. AM ; Business Administration (2 • JOHN 8. POPE, Norman Park Ga, Aaronautical Engineering (2 Sigma Phi Epsi on, • MARTHA F. POPE. Villa Rica. Ga.; Business Admiristrat on (I). Fourth Row: • SARA G. POPE Anniston, Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Alpha Gamma Dalta • TERRY W POPE. Madison, Tenn,; ArcHtactur (2 Kappa Sigma • WALTER M POPE Columbus Ga, Business Administration (l . • DONALD 8 POPEJOY Huntsville. Ala.; Pre-Vet. erinary Medicine (2). Fifth Row; • ALICE R PORTER 8 rm nghem. AM.; Secretarial Training (2) Alpha Gamma Delta • JANE PORTER. lerirgton, Ala.; laboratory Technology (3). • JOHN G PORTER Mobil Ala Mechanica Engineering (I); Sigma Chi, • MILLARD E PORTER Montgomery. Ala.; Forestry (I). Sixth Row; • SYLVIA L PORTER. Ft. Benning, Ga.; labo-atory Technology (3) • VIRGIL E PORTER N� wton Mist Art (2)- Sigma Alpha Epsi'OS • FELIX W POSEY Auburn Ala.; Education (31: Alpha Tau Omega • JAMES H POSEY. Mobile. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); Phi Delta Theta. Seventh Row: • NEllE A. POSEY, Andrews, Tee.; Architecture (I) • PATRICIA POSEY. Red level Ala.; Horn Economics (I) • JOEL A POTTER ChipMy, F a ; Mechanical Engineering (I); Kappa Sigma. • KERM T H. POTTS. Birmingham. Ala ; Architecture (I); Sigma Nu. Eighth Row; • MARY F. POTTS Gabbetvill Ga.; Elementary Education (3) • THOMAS A. POUNCY. Columbus. Ga; Electrical Engineering (2). • ALBERT L. POWELL, Moultrie Ga.; Aeronautical Administration (2); Sigma Nu • ANN M POWELL. Montgomery. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Delta Zeta. Ninth Row: • CLARENCE N. POWELL. Jasper. Ala.; Business Administration (2). • ELISHA T. POWELL Anniston. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • JAMES B POWELL Oo-a Ala ; Education (2) • THURSTON E POWELL. Birmingham. Ala.; Business Administration (I) Sigma Phi Epsilon. Tenth Row: • JOSEPH E. POWER. Lanett. Ala.; Industrial Management (3); Sigma Nu • EDGAR W POWERS Selma Ala.; Architecture (3); Kappa Sigma • JOE C POWERS Umatilla Fla.: Veterinary Medicine M) Alpha Phi. • OSWEll E POWERS Opelika. Ala.; Education (2). Eleventh Row: • WILLIAM E POWERS Birmingham. Ala ; Aeronautical Administra. tion (2); Dalta Sigma P«i • ISSaC R PRATER Weagutta. Ala. Agricultural Education (31 • LUTHER G PRATHER LaG'anga Ga. Chemical Engineering (I) • SAM G. PREISS. Montgomery. Ala. Building Construct'on (3) UNDERGRADUATES Magnolia H. 11 First Row: • BARBARA f. PRICE Fairhope. Ala.; Business Administration (2) • BILLY FRANK PRICE. Elamville. Ala,; Agricultural Scienco (l • BILLY RAY PRICE Moqltrie Ga : Mechanical Engineering (2) Sigma Phi Epsilon. • CASSIE W. PRICE Prentiss. Mis .; Veterinary Medicine (t); Alpha Psi. Secord Row: • RICHARD P PRICE. Montgomery. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (2� • RICARDO PRICE Colombia. South America; Industrie Manage-mant (21. • RAYFORD M PRICHARD, Birmingham Ala.; Industrie Management (3): Sigma Pi • TIMOTHY EUGENE PEINE Vin.ger Band Ala.: Art (I): Theta X!. Third Row; • HAZEL M PRITCHARD Albany. Ga. Secretarial Training (23 • BILLY L. PRITCHETT. Andalusia. Ala : Pharmacy (I) • JOHN B PRIVETT, JR. Birminqhe-n Ala; Aeronautical Administert'on (I)-Alpha Tau Omeqa. • HAROLD T PROPST. Atlanta. Ga.; Bui ding Construction (I); Siqma Nw. Fourth Row: • CHARLES S. PROVOST. Atlanta. Ga ; Science and Literature (2� Siqma Alpha Epsilon • GINGER PRUETT. Union Springs Ala,: Education (I)- Kappa Oalta. • JAMES G. PRUETT Montqomary, Ala Basinets Administration (It; Siqma Alpha Epsilon. • JACK K. PRUETT Newton. Ala.; Pre-Medicine (2). Fifth Row: • CARL S. PRUITT. Dadavilla Ala. Veterine-y M.dicina (3): Alpha Psi • DOROTHY JOAN PRUITT, leiqhtcn. Ala ; Art (?); A pha Oalta Pi. • EARL F PRUITT Montgomery Ala Industrial Management (I); Delta Sigma Phi. • MARY ELIZABETH PRUITT. Montgomery Ala.; Education (I). Sixth Row: • CAROLE ANN PUGH. Montgomery. Ala.; Art (2) • FRANCIS LEO PUGH. Selma, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (2) • JAMES M. PUGH. Grove Hill. Ala • Industrial Management (3): Alpha Gamma Rho • ROBERT E PUGH Birmingham. Ala.- Mechanical Engineering (3J; Delta Siqma Phi. Seventh Row: • JO ANNE PULLEN Ranburre Ala.: Home Economics Education (3). • SUSAN PULLEN Jacksonville F a.: Secre-arial Training (2 Alpha Omicron Pi • EDWARO E PURUIS, III Enterprise. Ate,: Engineering Physics ID: Delte Siqma Phi • DOTTIE OUARlES Haley-ville. Ala.; Home Economies (3): Kappa Della, Eighth Row: • BETTY MARION QUENELLE Anniston Ala.; Home Economics (2) • JOHN 0. OUINLIVAN Mob le Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I | Phi Delta Theta • MARY ELIZABETH OUINN Prattvil e. Ala.; Edu-cation (3); Kappa Delta • SARAH KATHFRINE OUINN Monroeville. Ale : Home Economics Education (I): Alpha Oelta PI. Ninth Row: • HOWARD LEE RAINER Gadsden. Ala.; Industrial Management (I). • JASON D, RAINES, Montgomery. Ala.; Business Administration |2). • JOHN M. RAINES. Chapman Ala.; Science aod Literature (3): Theta Xi • JOHN T RAINES. Dora. Ala.; Chemical Engi rearing (I). Tenth Row: • WILLIAM GENE RAINES. Chapman Ala,: Business Administration (I): Thafa Xi • JOHN RALPH RALEY. Columbus. Ga.; Industrial Management (2). • ELTON R RALSTON Selma. Ala.: Agricultural Enqineerlnq (3) • CARLINE RAMAGE. Montgomery. Ale-: Secretarial Traininq (2); Alpha Oelta Pi. Eleventh Row: • HAROLD DEAN RABREN Andalusia Ala ; Business Administra- tion (I) • THAZTON DREW RAGAN Nashville Tonn,: Industrial Managament (I); Sigma Chi e MARGARET ANN RAGSDALE, Mobile. Ala.; Secretarial Training (2): Alpha Gamma Delta. • JAMES H RAILEY. Dadevilla. Ala.; Business Administration (3) UNDERGRADUATES 8arbara Price Billy Price Billy R. Price Casdie Price Richard Price Ricardo P. Price Rayfo-d Prichard Timothy Pe ne Harel Pritchard Billy Pritchett John Privett Harold Propst Charles Provost Glnqer Pruett James P'vett Jack Pruett Carl Puritt Dorothy Previt Ea'I Pruitt Mary Pruitt Carole Pugh Francis Pugh James Pugh Robert Pugh Joanne Pullen Susan Pullen Edward Pu'wls Dottie Oua’las Betty Ouenelle John Ouintivan Mary Quinn Sarah Ouinn Howard Rainer Jason Raines John Raines John T. Raines William Raines John Raley Elton Ralston Carllna Ramage Harold Rabrea Thailon Ragan Margaret Ragsdale James Railey Ed Djmb« Jack !(imn Robert R.rmtey F-ancil Randall Patricia Randall Wilbur Randolph Ann Rankin Crawford Retro William Rauqhton Roborf Rawlinton Jo Rawlt John Rawli Leah Rawlt Marvin Rawlt Edwin Ray J rry Ray Jaruth Ray Jimmy Ray Jamat Reagan CUrk Roal Cnarlat Raavat Kilty (tarn Marl Raavat William R«av«t William ? R a«at Lalli R dd Dorothy R«ddy Morrit Reddick Jack! Rodman lorry Road Charity Root John Root Jotaphin Reavo John Rcevet Robort R vet Robort 8. Raavat Chariot Regan Ma'thj Register Wi ma Reichert Robby Raid Harry Raid Jack Rtid Robarl Raid Harry Rtiiinqar Everybody yollt for 'olo Auburn—yeah, Auburn. Firtt Row: • £0 RAM80 Marlalfa Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Kappa Alpha. • JACK E. RAMSEY Gadsden. Ala. Indutlrial Management (3). • ROtERT RAMSEY. Ounwoody. Ga.; Building Construction (2); Kappa Alpha. • FflANCH M. RANDALL. Birmingham. Ala.; Building Construction (2). Second Row: • PATRICIA ANN RANDALL. Birmingham Ala.- Secrtlarial Training (J); Alpha Gamma Delta • WILBURN 0. RANDOLPH. Auburn. Ala.; M« hanical Englnoering (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. • ANN RANKIN Salma. Ala.; Art (2). • CRAWFORO RASCO Cullman. Ala.; Arrh tectum (2)- Alpha Tau Omaga. Third Row; • WILLIAM M RAUGHTCN Opelika. Ala.: Irdutrlial Management (3); Phi Kappa Tau. • ROBERT L. RAWLINSON Morlgomory. Ala.; Industrial Manage -, on’ (I) • JOE L. RAWLS. Andalutia. Ala ; Agri- cultural Science (J). • JOHN B. RAWLS. Dotier, Ala.; Agriculture Fourth Row: • LEAH MARIE RAWLS. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • MARVIN L. RAWLS. Saraland Ala.; Electrical Engineer-Irg (I). • EDWINA 0. RAY, Tampa Fla.; Education (2); Chi Omega. • JERRY C. RAY, Brundidge Ala.; Butinott Administration (2 . Fifth Row: • JERUSHA RAY Auburn Ala.; Homo fccromict (I): Kappa Delta • JIMMY H RAY Frulthurtt. Ala; Mechanical Engineering (I). • JAMES REAGAN Oecetur Ga.; Art (I); Sigma Phi Eptilon. • CLARK REAL, Hamlton Ala.; Agricultural Education (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. Siith Row; • CHARLES 0 REAVES, Mobil Ala.; Civil Engineering (2) • KITTY ANN REAVES Auburn Ala. Education Cl3; Zeta Tau Alpha • MAXIE REAVES Eufaula. Ala.; Science end literature (II: A pha Delta Pi. • WILLIAM JASPER REAVES Eufaula Ala Mechan'cal Engineering (3); Sigma Nu. Sovonth Row: •WILLIAM R REAVES, Atmore. Ala.; Agricultural Enginee-ino (I). • LAlLlE REDD, Foley, Ala.; Butinott Adminitlrofon (3): Kappa Della. • DOROTHY JEAN REODY Norrit. Tern.; Architecture ( ) • MORRIS D. REDDICK. Cuthbart Ga.; Butinett Adminitfralion (3); Sigma Nu. Eighth Row; • JACKIE SUE REDMAN, Gadtden. Ala.; Clothing (I). • TERRY W REED. Montgomery. Ala.; Tortile Engineering (I). • CHARLES J. REES. Birmingham Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). • JOHN 0. REESE Birminghem. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). Ninth Row; • JOSEPHINE ANN REEVE Auburn Ala.; Art Education (21 Alpha 0� lta Pi. • JOHN W REEVES. Old Hickory. Tenn.; Fith Management (lj; Alpha Gamma Rho. • ROBERT W. REEVES. $hef‘ield. A a.; Electrical Engineering (2). • ROBERT B. REEVES, Larett A ; Suiinett Adminiilretion (J); Alpha Tau Omega Tenth Row; • CHARLES W REGAN Birmingham Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Omega • MARTHA C REGISTER, luverne Ala.; Education (I) Zeta Tau Alpha • WILMA REICHERT. Monticello. Ela.; Home Economici (31. • BOBBY REID Campbell. Ala.; Indutlrial Management (2). Eleventh Row: e HARRY REID. Selma, Ala.; Electrical Eng rearing (21. • JACK B REID. Cherokee Ala.; Agricultur (3); Alpha Tau Omega. • ROBERT H. REID. JR., Elmore Ala.. Aeronautical Adminitt-ation (2). • HARRY S REISINGER Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (21 UNDERGRADUATES First Row: • ROSALYN RENFROE Atlanta Ga.. Horn Economic! (I); Phi Mu • WILMA LOUISE REVEL Bessemer. Ala.; Interior Dosign (I) • CHARLES r REYNOLDS. Selma Alo.; Civil Engineering (I). • JACK N. REYNOLOS. Clopfon. Al ; Ag-ku fur (3); Siqma CM Second Row: • JAMES H. REYNOLOS. Ton , Ala.; Aaric.'tu' 2). • KATHRYN REYNOLOS LaGreng . Go.; Education (3): Delta Z«ta. • MURA JUNE REYNOLDS Ashford. Ala.; Education (3); Delta Z ta • RAUL F REYNOLOS. JR., Jackson, Ala.’ Civil Eng inner.ng (I). Third Row: • RUTH A REYNOLOS. Sylacauga. Ala : Horn. Economics (3) • WILLIAM I REYNOLOS Birmingham. A’a Chemistry (3). • WILLIAM C RHINEHART. Columbvi. Ca.; E cctrical Enqineer-inq (2). • ROY J RHODES, Enterprise A a.; Eltct'cial Engineering (I); Theta Xi. Fourth Row: • JAMES H. RHYNE Lata,«tt«. Go.; A«ronautkal Enqin 'inq (2). • CHARLIE f. RICE. Roanoke. Ala. Aqricultural Education (I). • DONALD R. RICE B rmirqham. Ala,; Civil Engineering (I); Theta Xi. • WILLIAM J. REYNOLOS. Troy Ala; Agricultural Science (3): Kappa Sigma Fifth Row: • LOUELLA RICE Guntenvilla, Ala ; English 13). • ROBERT RICE Guntersvill . AU.; Education 2) Pi Kaopa PM • JAMES W RICH Gadsden Ala.- Industrial Management (2). • ALBERT D RlCHAROS. Russellville. Ala.; Business Administration (I); Kappa Alpha. Stiffs Row; • NANCY L. RICHARDS. Pheni, City Ala.; Education (I). • JOHN M. RICHARDSON. Boaj, Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • NEVITT S. RICHARDSON. Selma. Ala • Business Adm nistration (1) • SARA S RICHARDSON Birmingham. A'a.; Secretarial Train rq (I). Seventh Row: • SHIRLEY M. RICHARDSON Birmingham Ala.; Horn Economics (I); Alpha Delta Pi • WARREN P RICHIE Memph s. lean.; Aeronautical Engineering (3): Delta Tau Oa fa • ELLSWORTH M RICHTER. Birmingham. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • LEIGH A. RICKARD. Florence Ale.; Agriculture (I). Eiqhth Row: • EDNA ALLEN RIDDLE. Sylacauga. Ala.; Education (I). Phi Mu. • MARY ANN RIDDLE Talladega. Ala.; Education (I); Phi Mu • MARY H RIDDLE Birmingham. Ale.; Secretarial Training (2). • HAZEL RIDDLE. Birmingham, Ala.; Secretarial Training (2). Ninth Row: • JAKE RIDDLE. Sylacauga Ala; Art (I), e WALKER M RIDDLE Birmingham. Ala.; Pre-Law (I). • WILLIAM M RIDOLESPURGER Alabama City. Ala.. Aeronautical Engineering (I). • EDWARD T. RIGGINS. Dover Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine (3); Alpha Psi. Tenth Row: • THOMAS M RIGGINS B rmingham. Ala.; Business Administration (I) • TYLER E RIGGINS. Pill Hill Cuba; Veterinary Medicine |t). • NED E. RIGSBY, Georg ana. A a.; Agricultural Science (2). • CHARLES £ RILEY. Decatur. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (33- Eleventh Row: • RHETT E. RILEY, Andalusia. Ala.; Business Administration |3) • JOHN F RISH Dothan Ala,: Electrical Engineering (2) • ROB ERT T, RITCHIE. Copperhill. T nn.; Mechanical Engineering (3) • RITA R RIVAS. Birm'nghem Ala.; Education (31. UNDERGRADUATES Rosolyn Ren'roe Wilma Ravel Charles Reynolds Jack Reynolds James Reynolds Kathryn Reynolds Mgre Reynolds Paul Reynolds Ruth Reynolds William Reynolds William C. RNneha-t Roy Rhodes James Rhyr Charlie Rice Donald Rice Williams J. Re,no ds Louella Rice Robert Rice James Rich Albe’t Richards Nancy Richards John Richardson Nevltf Richardson Sara Richardson Shirley Richardson Warren Richie Ellsworth RicMer Leigh Rickerd Edna Riddle Mary Riddle Mary H. Riddle Haiel Riddle J k Riddle Walker Riddle William Riddlespstrgar Edward Riggins Thomas Riggins Tyler Riggins Nad Rigsby Charles Riley Rhett Riley John Rish Robert Ritchie Rita Rivas ;!U I | 4 ify -lz - i'fSS ,,«£ vOo� U4 •1 8 8 J S5 s|i° 22 “ £ J-Ss “ UJ Z t 111 12 £ I ® fj?v2 2_i Il?2 s .s Sit? Oil ,i� i • “ -OZ 2 o ZOZ oj:o? £ «£• «“20 s°r °“2 o2u(3 -s .. 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Fir Row: • WILLIAM N ROGERS JR Fountain City Tens ; Architecture (I): La mixta Chi Alpha ♦ EDWARD J ROHMER Montgomery Ala Pre-Dentistry (2) Phi Kappa Taw • DORIS A ROLLINS Birmingham. Ala. Elementary Education (I); Kappa Delta. • JAMES I. ROLLINS. JR. Enterprise. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). Second Row: • CHARLES M ROOKS Springyete. Ga.; Civil Engineering (” • EDWARD L. ROSE. Birmingham Ala.: Pre-Dentistry 12); Pfc Kappa Phi. • TUCKER A. ROSE Birmingham Ala.; Industrial Management (3); Kappa Sigma. • JOHN A. ROSE. Atlanta. Ga.. Pharmacy (I); Lambda Chi Alpha. Third Row: • MAX L. ROSENBERG. Columbus. Ga ; Business Administration (I); Sigma Pi • CAROLYN A ROSS Orlando Fla; Education 13 Alpha Delta Pi. • JERRY E ROSS Thomaston Ala.: Art (I). • JOHN M ROSS Climet. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (3). Fourth Row: • JOSEPH 8. ROSS Panama C'ty Fla,: Business Administration r� Kappa Sigma e WILLIAM G. ROSS Hartford Ala Business Adm n. istralion (It • JIMMY L. ROSSFR Anniston Ala.- Science and li'er.iture l?t: Kappa Alpha • MELBA B ROTHSCHILO. Bessemer Ala.: Art (2). Fifth Row; • ERNEST E. ROWE. Jackson, Miss.: Forestry (I). • BARBARA J ROY Bessemer. Ala.; Educat'-on (2): Alpha Gamma Delta • JAMES S ROY Auburn Ala - Aeronautical Enainearinq (It- Phi Kaooa Taw. • MARILYN ROYSTON Roanoke Ala.; Education (2): Alpha Delta Pi. Si.th Row; • JACK W RUCKER. Franklin. Tenn • Electrical Engineering (I). • SHIRLEY F RUDD Ooelike Ala.- Home Economics (It: Dele Zela. • REBECCA R RUNYAN Ashland Ala.; Science and Litem lure (I) Phi Mu • RICHARD M RUNYAN. Ashland. Ale.; Agri. cvl'ural Science (2); Sigma Ch!. Seventh Row: • LANERDRA P, RUSHING. Sa� Antonio Texas; Home Eocnomies (I) • FRANKLIN O. RUSK Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engine.--ing (I). • JAMES W. RUSS. Enterprise, Ala.: Civil Eng nearing fl • ANGIE L. RUSSELL. Montgomery Ala.; Education (2); Zela Tau Alpha. Eighth Row: • CLARENCE K RUSSELL Tampa Fla. Veterinary Medicine |2'- Alpha Psi. • LEE M RUSSELL Montgomery Ala.; Pra-Veterirary Medicine (I). • ROBERT J. RUSSELL Andalusia. Ala.; Industrial Management (2) • MILTON C. RUSSELL. Birmingham. Ala,; In- dustrial Management (I); Delta Tau Della. Ninth Row; • RAY O RUSSELL. Montgomery. Ala.; Pra-Valeriaary (2) • ROB FRT E RUSSELL. Cullmar Ala. Mechanical Engineering (I); Sioma Pi • WILLIAM $ RUSSELL. Montgomery Ala : Pre-Dentistry (3). • WILLIAM W. RUTH Florence Ala,; Applied Art (2); Theta Xi Tonth Row: • WILL D. RUTLAND Un M Springs Agriculture (3) • BlLLYE F. RUTLEDGE Auburn Ala.; Science and Literature (I): Chi Omega. • PATRICIA R RUTLEDGE Birmingham Ala.: Home Econom cs (II- Zeta Tau Alpha. • BRUCE A. RYALS. B'e-ton. Ala.; Science and litaretu-e (I); Phi Kappa Tau. Eleventh Row: • ELEANOR G. RYAN. Lineville. Ala. Education (I). • PEGGY A RYAN. Excel, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I). • CAROL A SADLER. Fairfield. Ala.; Science and literature (I); Dalta Zara. • WILLIAM R SADLER. Montgomery. Ala.; Business Administration (2). UNDERGRADUATES William Rogers Eo ard Rohmer Doris Rollins James Rollins Charles Rooks Edward Rose Tucker Rose John Rose Max Rosenberg Carolyn Ross Jerry Ross John Ross Joseph Ross William Ross Jimmy Rosser Melba Rothsehilo Ernest Rowe Barbara Roy Jamas Roy Marilyn Roys’on Jack Ruck ' Shirley Rudd Rebecca Runyan Richard Runyan lendercra Rushing Franklin Rusk James Russ Angie Russell Clarence Russell Lee Russell Robert J. Russell Milton Russell Ray Russell Robert E. Russell William S. Russell William Rulh Will Rutland Billy Rutledge Petricia Rutledge Bruce Ryals Eleanor Ryan Peggy Ryan Carol Sadler William Sadler Bernard Schuster H. Schwoineb-elen Anita Scof eld Albert Scott Cecil Scott Helen Scott Joseph Scott Henry Scott chord Scott William Scott Jacqueline St'ewt John Scroggins lertice Scruqqt Judith Scruggs tcverly Seaborn Sylvia Seales Kenneth Seals John Searcy Marvin Sea's Eleanor Seay John Seeger John Seibold Hector Seiglie Bennie Self C. Y. Self Charlei Sailers Durmoot Sellers Gloria Sellers John Sellers Lee Sellers Mary Sellers Richard Sellers William Sellers William Serda Gene Sessions Thomas Sewell Sandra Serton James Shackelford Roy Shank J. C. Shanklin Len Shannon William Shapard Fred Sharp John Sharp One quy who doesn't read highway signs. First Row: • BERNARD C SCHUSTER Pascagoula. Miss ; V,terirary Medicine (4): Alpha Psi. • HAROLD L. SCHWEINE8RATEN Birmingham, Ala.; Science and Literature (J). • ANITA L. SCOFIELD. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (!)• Alpha Gamma Delta. • ALBERT L SCOTT. Haleburg, Ala.; Agriculture (}) Second Row; • CECIL E. SCOTT. Aleiender City Ale.; Omemental Horticulture (31. • HELEN L. SCOTT. Auburn. A a.; Education (J) • JOSEPH A. SCOTT, Elmore. Ala.: Agricultural Science |J). • HENRY B SCOTT. Al'eiandet City. Ala.; Building Construction (I I. Third Row; • RICHARD J. SCOTT. Montrose Ale.; Business Administretion (21; Pi Kappa Phi. • WILLIAM M SCOTT. McRae Ge.; Civil Engineering (2). • JACOUELINE E. SCREWS. Opel ka Ala.; Education (3� Kappa Delta • JOHN M. SCROGGINS Pheni. City. Ala.; Pharmacy (I). Fourth Row: • BERTICE 0. SCRUGGS Talladega Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (I); Sigme Alpha Epsilop • JUDITH A SCRUGGS Birmingham. Ala.; Educa tion (I) Delta Zeta. • BEVERLY J SEABORN. Fairfield Ala.; Home Economics (I); Alpha Omicron Pi • SYLVIA P SEALES. Montgomery Ala.; Secretarial Training (I); Aloha Omicron Pi. Fifth Row: • KENNETH W SEALS Auburn Ala,; Business Administration (I). • JOHN A SEARCY. Montgomery Ala.; Agricultural Administration (I). • MARVIN H. SEARS. Augusta Ga.; Architecture (� � • ELEANOR F. SEAY. Birmingham Ala.; Education (I); Delta Ze'a Sixth Row: • JOHN SEEGAR Wedowee Ala.; Education (I) • JOHN SEIBOLD. Auburn. Ala.; Engineering Physics (3); Delta Tau Oel'a • HECTOR R. SEIGLIE Havana. Cuba; Mechanical Engineering ( • BENNIE G. SELF. Aleiender City. Ala.; Teitile Engineering (!) Soventh Row: • C. Y. SELF. Mulge. AU,: Electrical Engineering (I). • CHARLES E. SELLERS. Opelika Ala ; Civil Engineering (3); Sigma Alpha Epsilon • E DURMONT SELLERS Montgomery. Ala.; Chemical Engineering (2). • GLORIA SEILERS. Birmlnghem. Ala.; Education (3); Phi Mu Eighth Row: • JOHN l. SELLERS, Montgomery Ala.; Applied Art (2); Pi Kappa Alpha • LEE W SELLERS Oneonta. Ala.: Pharmacy (J). • MARY L SELLERS Smith’s Ala.; Home Economics Education (31. • RICHARD Y. SEILERS. Genva, Ala,; Aeronautical Administration (2). Ninth Row: • WILLIAM G. SELLERS. Ramer Ala.; Agriculture Education (3): Alpha Gamma Rho. • WILLIAM C SERDa Mobile. Ala ; Electrical Engineering (II; Sigma Chi • GENE S SESSIONS. LaFayette. Ala.; Agriculture Education (3). • THOMAS F SEWELL No-nan. Ga.; Aeronautical Administration (I); Kappa Alpha. Tenth Row; • SANDRA L. SEXTON. Butler. Ala.; Laboratory Technology (’� • JAMES f SHACKELFORO. Birmingham Ala,; Business Admlnlstre tion (I); PI Kappa Alpha. • ROY SHANK Jacksonville. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering (2); Pi Keppe Phi • J C SHANKLIN. Polme.ville Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine (4); Alpha Psi. Eleventh Row: • LEN B SHANNON. Fairlield. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I) • WILLIAM H SHAPARD, Griffin, Ga.; Te.file Engineering ( Sigme Alpha Epsilon. • FRED H. SHARP, Birmingham. Ala.; In duitrel Management (2): Pi Kappa Alpha. • JOHN E. SHARP Gadsden. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). UNDERGRADUATES ••� r Saggu Edwin Safar ••My Sailors Aleiander Sailer Charles Salmon Frank Salimonn Carl Samuels James Sanderlia Cassie Sander Jama Sander Marita Sander Joe Sander Duncan Hall First Row: • 8ETTY A SAGGUS Atlanta, Ga.; Home Economic (2); Zeta Teu Alpha. • EDWIN D. SAFER Jacksonville, Fte.; Veterinary Medicine (2); Omega Tap Sigma • BETTY SAILORS Josser, Ala.; Home Economic (I). • ALEXANDER M. SALLEY. Saluda. N C.; Civil Engineering (2). Second Row; • CHARLES R. SALMON. Auburn. Ala Agricultural Science (2) Kappa Sigma. • FRANK L SALZMONN Birmingham, Ala.; Electrical ngineering (I). • CARL J. SAMUELS Goodwaler, Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (J). • JAMES T. SANOERLIN. Bainbrldge, Ga.; Industrial Engineering (J); Sigma Pi. Third Row; • CASSIE C. SANDERS Aleiander City. Ala.; Science and Literature (I) • JAMES G. SANDERS Clopton. Ala.; Veterinary Med cine (2). • MARIlEE SANDERS, Auburn, Ala.; Interio- Decoration (I). • JOE W SANDERS. Talladega. Ala ; Induttrial Engineering (2). Fourth Row: • JOHN T. SANOFRS. Greenville. Al«_: Pro-Veterinary Medicine (J): Alpha Pti • MAURICE 0 SANOFORO. Fayette. Ala ; Agricultural Education (3). • JOHN M SANDY Tanner Ala,; Agricultural Science (I) • JOSEPH A SARTAIN, Oakman. Ala.; Civil Engi- nearing (I). Fifth Row: • MELVIN D. SAUCER Greenville Ala.; Building Construction ('I • CECIL V. SAUNDERS Opelika Ala ; Forestry (J). • DORCAS SAUNDERS. Ee� t Tallassee Ala.; Education (J). • HIRAM I. SAUNDERS. Urmlnqhem Ala.; Induttrial Management (3); Lambda Chi Alpha. John Sanders Maurice Sandlord John Sandy Joseph Sartain Melvin Saucer Cecil Sounder Dorcas Saunders Hiram Saunders Jerry Savage Robert Savage William Savage Richard Saion Si� th Row: • JERRY L. SAVAGE Piedmont, Ala.; Satires Administration f?' • ROBERT S. SAVAGE. P'edmont, Ala.; Me:Sen:cel Engineering (2V • WILLIAM H SAVAGE Birmingham Ala.; Forestry (I). • RICHARD E SAXON Atlella, Ala.; Mechanical Enginaarlng (I), Seventh Row: • ROBERT E SCANNEll Rock Hill $. C Civil Engineering (31 • ROBERT L SCARBROUGH Troy Ala.; Building Construction (2). • WALLACE N SCARBROUGH. Dothan Ala.- Pharmacy (2); Sigma Nu. • WALTER G. SCHAOT. Roberttdele. Ale.; Electrical Engineering (I). Eighth Row: • WILLIAM R. SCHAUER Birmingham. Ala.; Architecture (2). • MARY M. SCHEIDELER Atlanta, Ga.; Secretarial Training I' Phi Mu • ALBERT F. SCHILLECl tirm ngham Ala.; laboratory Tachnology (II • JAMES C SCMIMEK. Columbus Ga.; Industrial Managament (3): Pi Kappa Phi Ninth Row; • WILLIAM o. SCHMALE Cullman Ale.: Agricultural Engineering (3). • GRETCMEN SCHMELZER Montgomer, Ala. Art (I); Alpha Delta Pi. • MARY KAY SCHMIDT Decatur. Ale.; Home Economics (2) : Alpha Omicron Pi • JERRY G SCHMITZ. Prichard. Ala,; Aeronautical Enginearing (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon. Tenth Row; • RICHARD C. SCHNEIDER. Oacatur. Ga ; Agricultural Science 121-Alpha Gamma Rho • BERTRAM M SCHOELLER, Thomaston. Ga ; Chemical Engineering (I) e TRAVIS R SCHOlllAN Birmingham. Ala.; Civil Engineering (3). • ALLAN M SCHRADER, Auburn. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (I); Kappe Sigma. Eleventh Row: • JAMES O SCHRIMSHER. Huntsville Ale; Building Construction (3) . • ALFRED J. SCHUCHMANN Pensacola Fla.; Electrical Engi- neer ng (3). • RICMARD H. SCHUESSLER. Cullman. Ala.; Educator (3] • RALPH L SCHUIUNG Fernand! Beach, Fla.; Aero- naut'eal Engineering (I). Robert Scannell Robert Scarbrough Wallace Scarbrough Walter Schedl William Schauer Mary Scheideler Albert Schilleci Jamas Schimak William Schmale Gretchen Schmelier Mary Schmidt Jerry Schmitl Richard Schaeider Bertram Schoeller Travis Schollian Allan Schrader UNDERGRADUATES James Schrimther Alfred Schuchmann Richard Schuessler Ralph Schviling M S Sharpe J � SktJIMII Richard Sheffield Clifford Shelkolsky Evgen Shelkolsky Edwin Shelley Mary Shelley Bc'nard She null Roy Shelton Philli Shepard Fredrick Shepherd James Shepherd James J. Shepherd Ro� .mn Sheppard Skirl Shepherd Thomas Shepherd M � i| Sher r Gordon Sherman James Sherrer Emmett Sherrill Robert Shields Milo Shift Robert Shimp John Shipley Mel be Shipp Ma'gi Shippey Cerl Shirley Ann Shiver Richard Shob William Shoemaker C. R. Short Everette Short Lindel Shuff Charles Sibley William Sigler Robert Sikes Rhea Setvarnail Carolyn Simpson Glenda Simpson Ooris Sims Ed wine S mi Helen Sims Jimmy Sims Ola Sims C. B. selects these eight os Auburn's tops. First Row: • M. S. SHARES. Piedmont, At .: Horn Economics Education (1|; Delta Zeta • JEAN SHEAROUSE Orlando, Fla.; Elementary Education (3): Alpha Gamma Delta • RlCHARO E SHEFFIELD Selma. Ala.; Pharmacy (I); Kappa Alpha. • CLIFFORD I SH£l-KOFSKY. Montgomery, Ala.; Applied Art (3) Second Row; • EUGENE R SHELKOFSKY. Montgomery Ala.; Aeronautical Administration (J| Sigma Phi Epsilon. • EDWIN A SHELLEY, Kno«-ville Tenn.; Mechanical Eng neerinq (I); Alpha Tau Omega. • MARY J. SHELLEY Headland. Ala.; Home Economics (I). • BERNARD R SHELNUTT West Point Ga,; Education (3). Third Row; • ROY L SHELTON Birmingham Ala.; Agriculture (2): Alpha Gamma Rho. • PHILLIS J. SHEPARD Birmingham, Ala.; Laboratory Technology (I). • FREDERICK R SHEPHERD, Douglas, Ga.; Architects (4): Ihofa Ch • JAMES 0. SHEPHERD, Troy. Ala.; Pre-Dentistry (I); Kappa Sigma Fourth Row; • JAMES J. SHEPHERD Berry, Ala.; Business Administration (I) • ROXANNE SHEPPARD Verbena Ala.; Elementary Education (?l Alpha Gamma Delta • SHIRLEY G SHEPHERD Phenii City. Ala.; Business Administration (I)- Theta Upsilon. • THOMAS G SHEP-HERO. Troy. Ala.; Architecture (4); Kappa Sigma. Fifth Row: • HENRY C SHERER, Oakman. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I I • GORDON SHERMAN Roanoke, Ala.; P-e La- (3) • JAMES SHERRER. Enterprise, Ala.. Teiti e Engineering (2). • EMMETT G. SHERRILL. Aliceville Ala.; Electrical Engineering (3). Si th Row; • ROBERT P. SHIELDS Nashville. Tern.; Veterinary Medicine (31. Alpha Pti, • MILO B SHIFF Theodor Ala ; Engineering Physics (■' • ROBERT I. SHIMP Decatur. Ga., Business Administretion (I); Phi Delta Theta • JOHN 0. SHIPLEY. G'eenvill. M ss.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Kappa Alpha. Seventh Row; • MELBA J, SHIPP Wadley Ala ; Home Economics Education (I) • MARGIE SHIPPEY. Atlanta Ga.; Art (I); Alpha Omicron Pi • CARL S. SHIRLEY. Andarson S. C.; Mechanical Enqinearing (21; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • ANN P. SHIVER. Atlanta. Ga.; Elamentary Education (I); Alpha Gamma Delta Eighth Row: • RICHARD P. SMOBE Birmingham Ala.; £ ectrical Engineering (I). • WILLIAM A SHOEMAKER. Birmingham Ala.; Physici (I). • E. R. SHORT. Birm ngham Ala ; Education (2); Zeta Tau Alpha • EVERETTE N SHORT Prichard. Ala ; Art (3). Ninth Row: • LINDAL I. SHUFF, Ortonta. Ala.; Science and Literature (3); Kappa Delta. • CHARLES D. SIBLEY Mt. Hope. Ala.; Business Administration (l . • WILLIAM R. SIGLER. Montgomery, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (3). • ROBERT K. SIKES, Auburn, Ala ; Vat '-inary Medicine (3); Omega Tau Sigma Tenth Row: • RHEA P. SILVERNAIL. Mobile. Ala.; Industrial Management (31; Theta Chi. • CAROLYN P. SIMPSON Montgomery, Ala,; Science and literature (I); Alpha Gamma Delte. • GLENDA A SIMPSON Aleiander City Ala.; Secretarial Training (I) • DORIS A. SIMS. Lanet.'. Ala.: Commercial Education (3)- Theta Upsilon. Eleventh Row; • EOWINA SIMS Floral Ala.; Education (3); Alpha Omie'on Pi. • HELEN J. SIMS. Mob I . Ala.; Business Administrat on (I). • JIM-MY M SIMS Lanett. Ala ; Business Administration (3). • OLA A SIMS Samson. Ala. Education (3); Alpha Gamma Delta. UNDERGRADUATES Studont Activitioi Building Firit Row: • ROY G. SIMS, Enterpriie. Ala.; Agriculture (I): Alpha Gamma Rho. • WILLIAM R. SINCLAIR. Poplarville. Min,; Veierlnary Medicine (3). • RAIENDRA P SINGH lumoroo, India; Civil Engineering (3). • JOHN S. SISSON, Birmingham, Ala.; Indul'ria Man egement (3): Phi Kappa Tag. Second Row; • BETTY F. SKELTON Tarrant Ala.; Secretarial Training (l|. • NEWMAN S. SKINNER JR , Eutaw, Ala. Pharmacy (I|. • RUSSELL v SKINNFR College Hill Ky.; Veterinary Medicine ()) • CHARLES I SLATON Graham. A' .: Electrical Englraering (?) Third Row: • CHARLES SLAUGHTER Meridian. Min.; Architecture (?) • REBECCA J SLAUGHTER, LaEayette. Ala,; Home Economic (3) « CONALD T SLAY. Eight Mile ALa. Foreitry (31. • CHARLES G. SLOAN. Milledqeville. Ga.; Te� tile Engineering (I). Fourth Row: • GEORGE M. SLOAN Beitemer, Ate.; Electrical Engineering (I) • CLARENCE M. SMALL. Montgomery, Ala.; Pre-Law (?); Alpha Tau Omega • ALBERT D. SMALLWOOD. Mobile Ala.; Veter.nary Medicine (I); Ph Delta Theta. • WILLIAM O SMALLWOOD Self port. Min.; Electrical Enginearing (3). Fifth Row; • JOHN C. SMELLEY. Northport. Ala.; Agricultural Science (3) • A. O. SMITH, Orrville. Ala.: Pre-Veter nary Medicine (I). • A SANDRA SMITH. Orrville Ala.; Hone Economic! (3). • ARTHUR E SMITH Mobile. Ale.; Buiineti Adminiitration (3) Sixth Row: • AUDREY M SMITH Boar. Ala.; Homo Economic! (3). • BILLY D SMITH. Roanoke. Ala.: Archltactjra (I) • BOBBY D SMITH Annliton. Ala.; Civil Engineering (I). • BILLY G. SMITH. Albertville. Ale.; Engineering (I). Seventh Row: • BILLY J. SMITH Geraldine. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (I I • BOBBY P SMITH. Oiarii Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (31 • CAROL A SMITH, Mobile Ala.; Zoology (?]. • CECIL D SMITH, Birmingham, Ala.; Foreitry (?). Eighth Row: • CHARLES M SMITH Montgomery Ala ; Indultrial Management (3) • CHER E J SMITH. Grenada. Min Education (I) • CLARENCE R SMITH. Gilbertoun; Mechanical Engineering (?). • CLARICE E. SMITH Cullman Ala; Home Economic! Educelion (21; Alpha Gamma Delta. Ninth Row: • CLIETON R SMITH. Cottonwood. Ala ; Mechanical Engineering (?). • DAVID E. SMITH Stevemon. Ala ; Pharmacy (I). • DAVID M SMITH Wilmer. Ala Pre-Veterinary Med Cine (I) • DONALD E. SMITH Florence. Ala.; Foreitry (3). Tenth Row; • DONALD H SMITH. JR , Mobile. A a.; Buiineti Adminiitration (I I • CORRIS A SMITH Jackion, Min.; Laboratory Technology (21. • EARLE R SMITH. JR.. Perry. Ga.; Buiineti Adminiitration (II • EDWIN M, SMITH Rarlwine, Ale.; Agriculture! Education (I) Eleventh Row; • FINOUS H. SMITH. Eufaula. Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (4) • FRANK P. SMITH lendt. Ala • Mechanical Engineering (?l • EREOERIC I. SMITH Birmingham. Ala.; Indultrial Management (?): Phi Kappa Tau. • GRACE M SMITH. Mancheiter. Ga.; Secretarial Training (I). UNDERGRADUATES Roy Simi William Sinclair Ratendre Singh John Siiton 8et!v Skelton Newman Skinner Runell Skinner Cherlet S'aton Charlat Slaughter Rebecca Slaughter Donald Slav Charlet Sloan Goorqo Sloan Cld-ence Small Albert Smallwood William Smallwood John Smaller A. O. Smith Al Smith Arthur Smith Audrey Sir.ilh Billy Smith Bobby Smith Billy G. Smith Billy J. Smith Bobby P. Smith Carol Smith Cecil Smith Cha-lei Smith Charie Smith Clarence Smith Clarice Smith Clifton Smith Oa id Smith David M Smith Donald E. Smith Donald H. Smith Oorrii Smith Earle Smith Edwin Smith Finorni Smith Frank Smith Frederic Smith Grace Smith Harold Smith Howard Smith Jack 0. Smith Jack E. Smith Jamet Smith Jerry Smith J« Smith John Smith Leyton Smith Mjroaret Smith Mary P. Smith Mary O. Smith Martin Smith Mary J, Smith Mary J. Smith Mildred Smith Milner Smith Nancy Smith Nina Smith Peggy Smith Peggy Joy Smith Richard Smith Roberta Smith Ronald Smith Rc ternary Smith Ruth Smith Sara Smith Thomas Smith Keith Smith William I. Smith Glynn Smyly Lynn Smyly Jane Sn ed Doug let Snell Wanda Snellqrove Chariot Snider Ronnie Snider Thomat Snider Edna Snow Gwendolyn Snowden Jamev Solomon John Solomon Martha Sorrellt Jamei Spann Invented by a guy who couldn't decide how big the fith wet. Firtt Row; • HAROLD I SMITH. Tilton Ge.; Aeronautical Engineer‘nq (I) • hOWaRO T. SMITH Columbus. Ge.: Indutlriol Management jl). • JACK 0. SMITH Moulton. Ala.; Business Administration (J). • JACK E SMITH Petersburg, Teen.; Forestry (I); Lambda Chi Alpha Second Row: • JAMES A. SMITH, Guntertville. Ale.; Pharmacy (2); Kappa Sigma. • JERRY 0. SMITH Attalia. Ala.; Pharmacy (I). • JOE M. SMITH lank,. Ala.; Building Construction (J|. • JOHN 8. SMITH. Forast City. N C ; Mechanical Enginaaring (I) Third Row; • LAYTON J. SMITH. Jackson, Mist.; Engineering Phytict (I) PI Kappa Alpha. • MARGARET E SMITH, Heflin, Ala. Education (2). e MARY P SMITH Athens. Tenn.; Architecture (2) Kappa Kappa Gamma • MARY O. SMITH Prattvilla. Ala.; Homa Economics Edu cation ()). Fourth Row; • MARTIN L. SMITH Greenville. Mist.; Architecture (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • MARY J. SMITH. Birmingham Ala.; Home Eeonomict (I); Chi Omega. • MARY J. SMITH. Mobile A'a.; Business Administration (I); Alpha Gamma Delta. MILDRED M. SMITH, Gainatvilla, Ala.; Home Eeonomict Education (I). Fifth Row: • MILNER W. SMITH. Rivervie Ala.- Teatile Engineering (2) • NANCY L SMITH, letsemer, Ala.; Elementary Education (3) Delta Zeta. • NINA P. SMITH. Grenada, Mitt.; Home Eeonomict Education (J). • PEGGY A SMITH Auburn Ala.; Secretarial Training (I) Sixth Row: • PEGGY JOT SMITH Collinsville. Ale.; Secretarial Traininq (2) • RICHARD T SMITH Columbus. Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering (21 • ROBERTA J. SMITH Mobile Ala.; Education (2). • RONALD B SMITH. Shawmut. Ala.; Tevtile Management (I). Seventh Row: • ROSEMARY SMITH, Bessemer Ale.; Secreteriel Treininq (II Delta Zata. • RUTH J, SMITH Birmingham Ala.; Homo Economics (I). • SARAH M SMITH Evfaula. Ala Sacralarial Training (2); Kappa Oalta • THOMAS H SMITH Richfon. Miss.; Architactura (31 Eighth Row: • T. KEITH SMITH. Anniston Ale.; Mechanical Enginaaring (3). • WILLIAM I SMITH Selma Ala.- Agricultural Education (2) • GLYNN W SMYLY. Selma. Ala.; Businet, Administrat or (2). • LYNN H SMYLY. Salma. Ala.; Electrical Snginot-ing (2). Ninth Row; • JANE SNEED. Huntsville Ala.; Business Administration (3); Alpha Omieron Pi. • DOUGLAS H. SNELL Oiork. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • WANDA SNELLGROvE Ne- Bocktor. Ala.; Secretarial Training (2); Theta Uptllon. • CHARLES S. SNIDER. Mont qomery. Ala.; Aeronautical Administration (3); Lambda Chi Alpha Tenth Row; • RONNIE E SNIDER. Montgomery, Ale.; Bulireti Administration (I). • THOMAS N. SNIDER Shelbyville Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (4) • EDNA F. SNOW Birmingham Ala.: Education (l - Alpha Gamma Oelta. • GWENDOLYN A SNOWDEN Hattiesburg. Mis,.; Archi-lecture (I). Eleventh Row: • JAMES R, SOLOMON Abbeville, Ala.; Civil Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Alpha • JOHN Z SOLOMON Dothan Ala,; Business Ad ninittrafion (I); Kappa Sigma • MARTHA E SORRELLS. Stocomb Ala.: Home Economic, (I). • JAMES V SPANN. Plant City, Fla Mechanical Engineering (2). UNDERGRADUATES William Spann Jo Sparks Gerald Spear Joseph Spears Ted Spears Mary Spear Wyefh Spelr Ja ires Sp n e Marl ha Spencer Alice Spiers frank Spires Patricia Sprague Graves Center First Row; • WILLIAM 8. SPANN. Birminqham. Ala.; Chemical Enqineerinq (21. • JOE C. SPARKS, Birminqham Ala.; 8us ness Administration (3); Siqrra Phi Epsilon. • GERALO E. SPEAR Bell-cod Ala.; Civil Engl neernq (I) • JOSEPH S SPEARS. Manchester. Ala.; Electrical Enqineering (I). Second Row: • TED C. SPEARS Ai «ard r City Ala ; Bus'nass Administration (I) • MARY E. SPEER. Equality. Ala.: Home Economics Education (2). • WYETH H. SPEIR. furman. Ala. Animal Husbandry (2); Alphe Gamma Rho. • JAMES 8. SPENCE. Lafayette Al .; Business Administration (2); Pi Kappa Alpha. Third Row: • MARTHA SPENCER, 8irm!nqh m A a.; Secretarial Tra ring (21-Kappa Delta • ALICE C SPIERS. Columbus Ga.; Home Economics (2(. • PRANK A SPIRES Seminole Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (II • E PATRICIA SPRAGUE Birmingham. Ala; Education (2); Alpha Gamma Delta. Fourth Row: • HARRIETT S. SPRINGER. Atlanta Ga Sociology (J); Chi Omega • SHIRLEY SPURLIN Troy. Ala.; Art (I). • JAMES C SPULING. Columbus. Ga.; Pr Medicine (I); Sigma Pi. • ROBERT E. STABLER, furman. Ala.: Science and Literature (I). Fifth Row: • SAMUEL J. STACY Centreville, Ala ; Pharmacy (J): Pi Kappa Ph . • MARY J STALLINGS, Centreville Ala.; Mom Economics (21 • 8LANCHARD H STALLWORTH. Monroeville Ala.; Business Administration (I) • JANE STALLWORTH. Brewfon. Ala ; Secreta- al Training (2). Harriett Springer Shirley Spurlin James Spuling Robert Stabler Samuel Stacy Mary Stallings Blanchard Stallworth Jane Stalt-orth Larry Stamps Sara Stamps Mary Standridg Patricia Stanfield Siith Row: • LARRY 0. STAMPS Pheni. City, Ala; Chemistry (I) SARA I STAMPS Evergreen. Ala.; Education (3) • MARY S STANDRIOGE Hayden Ala ; Horn Economics (I). • PATRICIA A STANFIELD Auburn. Ala.- Secretarial Training (I). Seventh Row: • SHARON L. STANSELL Birmingham Ala.; Art (21 Alpha Omicron Pi • OAVID C. STANLEY, fort Payne. Ale.; Veterinary Med cine (21. • EVA L. STANTON, Jacksonville, Fla ; Chemical Engineo-ing (2) • MARY J. STARNES. Guntersvill . Ala.; Education (J); Zeta Tau Alpha. Eighth Row: • TRAVIS E. STAUB fulton. Mis.; Building Construction (3). • EREDA J. STEELE, Phil Campboll. Ala.; Home Econcm ci (2)« • ROBERT L STEELY flomaton, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • ELIZABETH P STEEN Decatur Ga ; Interior Design (I); Delta Zeta Sharon Stansell David Stanley Eva Stanton Mary Starnes Travis Staub freda Steel Robert Steely Elitabeth Steen Ninth Row: • MARIOLA STEGALL. Email , Ala.; Home Economics (2); Chi Omeqa • PAUL C. STEGALL, Atlanta Ga.; Business Administration (3). • ANITA STEIN. Birminqham. Ala.; Home Economics Education (3); Alpha Delta Pi. • ANDREW J STEPHENS, Mobil . Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: • DIANE STEPHENS. Birmingham, Ale.. Education (I). De ta Zeta. • JIMMIE A. STEPHENS. Samson, Ala.; Business Administrot oe (3); Sigma Nu • MARTHA D. STEPHENS Montgomery. A’a,; Secreta-ial T-aininq (I); Chi Omeqa • ROBBIN A. STEPHENS, Guntersvill . AU,; Secretarial Traininq (I); Zeta Tau Alpha. Eleventh Row; • ROY C. STEPHENS Alabama City. Ala.; Chemical Enq'neerinq (i). • GERALD S, STEPHENSON, Gadsden. Ala.; Applied A� r (2 • GLENN T STEPHENSON. Birminqham. Ala Mechanical Enqi-neerinq (2): Alpha Tau Oiraqa • SCOTT G STEPP, Daytona Baech fla.; Civil Engineering (I). Ma'icl Stegall Paul Steqall Anita Stain Andrew Stephens Diane Stephens Jimmie Stephens Martha Stephans Robbin Stephens UNDERGRADUATES Roy Stephens Gerald Staphanson Glenn Stephenson Scott Stepp William Steveni Betty Ste-erf Carolyn Stewart Frank S'r� o'l Grace Stewart Jrmti Stewart John Stewart Robert Stewart Robert M. Stewart Sam Stewart Shirley Strwert William C. Stowert Barbara Still Karl Stingily Robert Stinion Cecil Stokei Mary Stollenwerck Sarah Stollenwerck Alain Stona Beverly Stona Charlai Stona Charlai R. Stona Elbart Stona Jctaph Stona George Storay Chariot Story Danial Story Waltar Stoudenmire Richard Stova'I Charlai Stowy Jimmy Strain Kannath Straata' Lcnnia Straat Bobby Strength Elmar Stricklapd Irwin Strickland John Strickland Sam Strickland Mary Stringtallow Alice Strong Jack Strong Frad Strother Mary Stroud Floyd Stroup Waiting for boyt to come home after Clawing Clomson. First Row: • WILLIAM 0 STEVENS. Vienna. Ga .; Mechanical Engineering (I). Sigma Alpha Epiilon. • BETTY I STEWART. Anniiton Ala : Home Economic! (I) • CAROLYN STEWART, Phenii City A a.; Educat on |l . • FRANK M. STEWART Montgomery. Ala.; Architecture (2). Sigma Alpha Epiilon. Second Row: • GRACE F. STEWART. Sylacauga. Ala.; Education (3); Phi Mu. • JAMES F STEWART. Hartialle. Ala.; Buiinen Adminiitration (I). • JOHN 0. STEWART. Grecntboro, Ga.; Buiinen Adminiitration (2). • ROBERT L STEWART. Roanoke, Ala.; Agricultural Science ft). Third Row: • ROBERT M. STEWART. Anniiton. Ala.; Science and Llteratura (2); Alpha Tow Omega. • SAM P. STEWART, Roanoke. Ala ; Electrical Engineering |3). • SHIRLEY A STEWART. Sylacauga. Ala.; Home Ecoonmict Educat on (2) • WILLIAM C. STEWART. Haibargar. Ale.; Aeronautical Enginearing (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. fourth Row: • BARBARA A. STILL, Holey illt. AIj.; Secratarial Training (2): Alpha Delta PI. • KARL O. STINGILY. Meridian. Min.; Mechanical Enginaaring (2); Phi Dalle Theta. • ROBERT I. STINSON. Decatur. Ala.; Agricultural Education (3). • CECIL G. STOKES. Neihville. Tenn ; Mechanical Enginaaring (I); Sigma Chi. Fifth Row: • MARY C. STOLLENWERCK Montgomery. A'a.; Home Economic (I). • SARAH £. STOLLENWERCK Montgomery. Ala.; Education (I). • ALVIN G. STONE Pne Apple, Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • BEVERLY A. STONE. Montgomery. Ala.; Sacretarial Training (I) Siith Row: • CHARLES H. STONE Huntiville. Ala.; Agricultural (I); Pi Kappa Alpha. • CHARLES R. STONE, Brawton. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2) . • ELBERT 8. STONE Leilngton, Ala,; Indultrial Management (3) . • JOSEPH A STONE Montgomery. Ala.; Applied Art (3); Dal'a Tau Oelta. Sovanth Row: • GEORGE R. STOREY. Molena Ala.: Mechanical Engineering ft). • CHARLES E STORY. Mobile Ala.; Indultrial Management |2 : Phi Oelta Theta. • DANIEL 8. STORY. Opelika. Ala.; Buiinen Adminiitration (I). • WALTER M STOUDENMIRE Seima A a.: Buiinen Adminiitration (2); Kappa Alpha, • RICHARD M. STOVALL Colvmbui, Min.; Agricultural Science l). • CHARLES I STOWE. Birmingham Ala ; Indultrial Management (I); Phi Kappa Alpha • JIMMY B. STRAIN Huoyto-n Ala.; In-dui’rlel Moregemert (I) • KENNETH B STREATER, Decatur. Ga.; Buiinen Adminiitration (3): Sigma Nu. Ninth Row: • LONNIE J. STREET Gadidan Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (I) • BOBBY S STRENGTH, Opelika Ale.: Indultrial Management (21: Sigma Chi. • ELMER O. STRICKLAND Spruce Pine. A'a. Agricultural Education (2). • IRWIN G. STRICKLAND. Albany Ga.; Aero-anutical Adm'niitration (I). Tenth Row: • JOHN C. STRICKLAND, Nahunta Ga.; Chem cal Engineering (2). • SAM M. STRICKLAND. Montgomery. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (I). • MARY A STRINGFEUOW. Columbia. Ala , Home Economici (I). • ALICE J. STRONG Auburn. Ala ; Education (3) Elevonth Row: • JACK B STRONG. Birmingham, Ala.; Pharmacy (3); Kappa Alpha. • FRED P. SIROTHER Wait Po nt Ga : Agriculture' Education (I), e MARY A STROUD Auburn Ala ; Education (3). • FLOYD 8 STROUP. Ann'iton. Ala.; Aa’onautical Enginaaring (2). UNDERGRADUATES First Row: • FRANK H STROZIER Birmingham. Ale.; Business Administration (3); PI Kappa Alpha. • MARION STROZIER. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (I): Phi Mu. • FRANK R STUBBS. Cfossviille. Tenn.; A-chi-tacturo (I). • THOMAS F. STUBBS. Montgomery. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Second Row: • VINCENI G. STUBBS. Montgomery. Ala.; Business Administration 11) • RICHARD W STURGES Camp Verde. Ari:.; Pre-law ID: Sigma Chi • WILTON STURGES Dothan, Ala.: Aeronautical Engineering (I); Sigma Nu BYRON E. STURGIS Andalusia, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). Third Row; • HENRY 0. SIURKIE, Gadsden. Ala.; Industrial Management (I), e WILLIAM I. STUTTS Cherokee. Ala ; Ph -macy (?) • DONALD I STYNCHCOMBE Atlanta Ga.; Business Administration (2): Sigma Nu. • R. AUGUSTO SUAREZ. Bogota-Celombia, S A,; Agricultural Science (1). Fourth Row: • PHILLIP S. SUGG. Goodwater, Ala.: Electrica Engineering (I). • WILLIAM C SUGG. Decatur. Ga.; Pre-Medicine (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon, e HAROLD A SULIINS Butler. Ga ; Electrical Engineering (1) . • THOMAS A SULIINS. Hamilton. Ala.; Aeronautical Engi-nearing (2). Fifth Row: • ANNIE L. SULLIVAN Ashville. Ala ; Education (2). • JAMES M, SULLIVAN Albany, Ga.; Bus ness Administration (2); Phi Oelta Theta. • MARGERY SULLIVAN Birmingham. Ala,; Home Economics Education (3); Phi Mu • GERALO 0 SULLIVAN. Hartford. Ala ; Chemical Engineering (I). Sixth Row: • JOSEPH J. SULZBY. Birmingham, Ala.: Electrical Engineering (?) Sigma Nu. • EUCLID W. SUMMERFORO Hartselie. Ala.: Chemical Engineering (2). • CHARLES W SUMMEROUR. Montgomery, Ala ; Forestry (3) • EARL C SUMNERS. Ale.ander City. Ala ; Textile Engineering (I). Seventh Row: • HASKELL H. SUMRAU Marietta. Ga.; Electrical Engineerirg (3); Kappa Sigma. • H. H. SUTTlE Pulaski. Tenn.; Business Administration (2) ; Signs. Chi. • JULIA A SUTTlE Pulaski. Tenn.; Education (2 : Kappa Del'a. • CLAUDE W. SWADER Birmingham. Ala.; Industrial Management (2); Theta Chi. Eighth Row: • ANDREW L. SWALLOWS Miami, Fla.; Chemical Engineering |l' Lambda Ch Alpha • JOHN M SWEARINGEN Pike Road Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. • LLOYD A SWEATT, Montgomery Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Alpha Epsilon • EUGENE H. SYLVESTER Montgomery, Ale.; Beilding Construction (I). Ninth Row; • WILLIAM R, SYPHURS. Birmingham. Ala.; Business Administration (I). • 8EN S. TABOR. Owens Cross Roads, Ala.; Agricultural Science (31. JEAN A TALBERT Greenville. Ala.; Education (3); Chi Omega • JOSE E TAllET Pinar del Rio. Cuba; Electrical Engineering (I). Tenth Row: • BILL R TALLEY. Carrollton. Ga.; Architecture (4). • DRAYTON H. TALLEY Rutledge. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2) • CARL V. TANNER Citronella. Ala Pha-macy (I). • SHELIA C. TAN-QUARY. Columbus. Ga.; Education (I). Elcvonth Row: • JAMES T. TAPSCOTT. Auburn. Ala.; Business Administration (3). • STERLING W TARTER Oiark. Ala ; Pharmacy (3) • CHARLES H. TATE Meridienvillt. AU.; Agricultural Engineering (I). • EDWARD D. TATE Greenville. Ala.; Agricultural Education (J); Pi Kappa Phi. UNDERGRADUATES Frank Stroiior Marion Stroller Frank Stubbs Thomas Stubbs Vincent Stubbs Richard Sturges Wilton Sterges Byron Sturgis Henry Sturkie William Stutts Donald Stynchcombo Augusto Suarei Phillip Sugg William Sugg Harold Soilless Thomas Soli ins Annie Sullivan James Sullivan Ma-gery Sullivan Gerald Su livan Joseph Sullby Euclid Summerford Charles Summerour Earl Sumners Haskell Sumrall H. H. Suttle Julia Suttle Claude Swader James Tapscott Sterling Tarter Charles Tate Edward Tate Andrew Swallows John Swearingen Lloyd Sweett Eugene Sylvester William Syphurs Ban Tabor Jean Talbert Jose Tallet Bill Talley Drayton Talley Carl Tannar Shelia Ten-query 4 a - •«) f?ii ■ dr n jJj | nr f t a.' By 1Sr m _ m Cl ji 0 1 v | P A IM ft T -MA 1 ft Q m -Si ; a ? ■ 1 i c V CL HR 1 ' £ 1 fJL K xVHKH t % Fmhc«i Tate Glendo Tate Mjiy Ta«� John Tatum Marvin laturr. Richard Tatum loil Taunton Maivir Taunton Sylvia Taunton Emmett Tayrtor Edmund Taylor Edward Taylor Hanry Taylor Mary Taylor Patricia Taylo' R chard Taylor Riley Taylor Robert 0. Taylor Teddy Taylor Thomat Taylor Harry Taylor Emily Teague lavette Teagje Mary Teal Mary Teel Mary Tear Robert Terponing Albe-I Terry Jacklyn Terry Mary Terry Richmond Terry Emma Tew Joieph Tew Kenneth Tew Ava Thamet Mary Thomet Kay Thiel Lewii Thoman C. J. Thomat Carlton Thomat Charlet E. Thomat Charlot F. Thomat Daniel Thomat Oonelo Thomat Got mo tome Gillotto blodot, quick! Firyt Row: • FRANCES E. TATE Syluceuge. Ale.; Education (I); Phi Mg, • GLENDA P. TATE Greenville Ala,; Education (I), • MARY H. TATE. Syluceuge. Ale.; Mutic (2): Phi Mu. • JOHN M. TATUM, Oocatur. Ala.: Mechanical Engineering (I); P Kappa Phi. Second Row; • MARVIN P. TATUM Auburn Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • RICHARD O. TATUM. Charlotte. N. C.; Ornamental Horticulture II). • LOIS R TAUNTON Syiaeauga Ala ; Te.tile Engineering (2,. • MARVIN V. TAUNTON Tal atton. Ala ; Tettile Engineering (I). Third Row: • SYLVIA G. TAUNTON Opelika Ala.; laboratory Technology (I). • EMMETT K TAYLOR Roanoke. Ala.; Agriculture Science (J). • EDMUND H. TAYLOR. Winter Haven. Fla.; Chemical Enginaering |l); Theta Chi. • EDWARD W. TAYLOR Evta-. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). Fourlh Row; • HENRY L. TAYLOR. Tallattee. Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • MARY B. TAYLOR. Roanoke, Ala.: Chemittry (I). • PATRICIA I. TAYLOR. Tutcaloota Ala.; Home Economic! 2). • RICHARD V. TAYLOR 8 -mingh.im Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Fifth Row; • RILEY R TAYLOR Andalutia. Ala.; Butinett Adminitlration (J) Phi Delta Theta • ROBERT D TAYLOR Montgomery Ala.; Applied Art (I); Delta Tau Delta. • TEDDY S. TAYLOR. Eclectic. Ala,; Indut-trial Management (I). • THOMAS J. TAYLOR, Mobile. Ala.; Sciance and Literature (3); Phi Delta The'a. Si� th Row: • HARRY S TAYLOR. Greenville Mitt.; Induttrial Management (I1 Kappa Alpha. • EMILY D TEAGUE Birmingham. Ala.; Education (I). • LAVETTE C. TEAGUE. Birmingham. Ala.; Architecture (i, • MARY L. TEAL Thomattcn Ga.; Butinett Adminitlration (2). Seventh Row: • MARY J. TEEL. Auburn, Alo.; Sociology (I). • MARY K. TEER, Auburn. Ala.; Home Education (I). • ROBERT L. TERPENING, St. Petertburo, Fla.; Areonauticat Engineering (2|. • AL8ERT E. TEfcRY. Jackton, Mitt.; Electrical Engineering (2); Sigma Chi. Eighth Row: • JACKLYN R TERRY. Birmingham. Ala.; Physical Education (2). • MARY £. T.RRY. Riverview. Ata.; Home Education (2). • RICHMOND 8. TERRY. Langdale Ala.; lutinett Adminitlration (I); Kappa Sigma • EMMA J. TEW, Socamb, Ala.; Foodt (I). Ninth Row; • JOSEPH J. TEW. Hurtboro Ala.; Butinett Adminitlration (3). • KENNETH A. TEW. Louitville, Ala.; Agricultural Science (2). • AVa N. THAMES. Evergreen. Ala.; Chemltlry 3) • MARY THAMES. Opelika. Ala.; Education (2); Alpha Gamma Delta Tenth Row: • KAY A THIEL. Truuvillo Ala.; Home Economici (I); 2eta Tau Alpha. • ICWIS T. THOMAN. Birmingham. Ala.; •utineti Admin-ittration (I). • C. J. THOMAS. Birmingham. Ala.; Elementary Education (I): Kappa Dolta. • CARLTON W THOMAS. Roberttdale, Ala.; Civil Engineering (l| Eleventh Row: • CHARLES E. THOMAS Birmingham. Ala.; Butinett Adminittra-lion (3); Delta Tau Delta • CHARLES F THOMAS Rockford. Ala.: Agricultural Education (2). • DANIEL M THOMAS. Tepelo. Mitt, Vetarina-y Medicine (4) - Alpha Pti. • OONAID H. THOMAS Ardtley. N J.; Electrical Engineering (2). UNDERGRADUATES James Thomas Jan Thomui Jo Thomas Joseph Thomas Mic Thomas Mary Thom i William Thomas George Thomason Dorothy Thomas Ed Thom i Frank Thom t Irby Thomas Farm Management House First Ro «: • DOROTHY M. THOMAS. Washington, D. C.; Home Economies (I). • ED L THOMAS. Montgomery. At .; Architecture 2 ; Sigma r«u. FRANK W THOMAS Washington. D C ; Education (2). • IRBY E. THOMAS. Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Pharmacy (2); Sigma Phi Epsilon. Second Row; • JAMES R THOMAS. Gultport. Miss.; Electrical Engineering (J). • JANE V THOMAS Huntsville. Ala.; Business Admin stratiors sc,; Alpha Oelta Pi • JOE P THOMAS Athens, Ala.; Pre-Medicir « • JOSEPH M. THOMAS Dothan Al«.; Pharmacy (2). Ann Thompson Basil Thompson Guy Thompson Hugh Thompson Third Row: Jan Thompson • MAC A. THOMAS. Aleiandor City Ala.; Business Administration (I); Pi Kappa Phi. • MART A. THOMAS Athens, Ala.; Education |i. Kappa Oalta. • WILLIAM E. THOMAS. M.llfown. Ala.; Agricultural Eng nearing (J). • GEORGE P. THOMASON Montgomery. Aia.; Agriculture (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Jo Thompson Jul'arn Thompson Mary Thompson Fourth Row: • ANN E. THOMPSON. Daviston, Ala.; Horn Economics (3). • BASIL W THOMPSON. Andalusia Ala.; Pra-Dentist-y (31: Phi Da ta That . • GUY E THOMPSON. AuPurn. Ala,, Business Au-ministration (I); Phi Kappa Tau • HUGH A THOMPSON Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Sigma Phi Epsilon. Fifth Row: • JANE A THOMPSON Piedmont Ala.; Education (I). • JOE 8 THOMPSON, Daviston Ala.; Agricu fur (I). • JULIANNE THOMPSON. Auburn Ala.; Home Economics (I); Delta Zeta. • MARY v THOMPSON Luverne Ala.; Home Economics (2). Melvin Thompson Mitctsell Thompson Nancy Thompson Rheto Thompson Sixth Row: • MELVIN A, THOMPSON. Carrollton, Ga.; Pharmacy 2). • MITCHELL L. THOMPSON. Savannah. Ga.; Industrial Management j , • NANCY R THOMPSON. Opelika Ala.; Elamantary Education 13, • RHETA J THOMPSON Fort Payn Ala ; Horn Economics (2) Seventh Row: • SIONEY L. THOMPSON, Fort Payne Ala.; Pharmacy (3). • EMILY A. THOMSON. Birmingham. Ala.; Horn Economics (I). • JAMES H THORINGTON. 8 ss m r. Ala ; Architecture (3); Alpha Tau Omaga • PAUL N THORINGTON. Montgomery. Ala.; Art (I); Alpha Tau Omaga. Eighth Row; • WILLARD W THOMASTON. Kinston. Ala.; Forestry (2). • DAVID W. THOMLEY. Mobil . Ala.; Electrical Eng rearing (I). THOMAS W. THOMLEY. Alexander City. Ala.; Interior Oasign (3). • ALICE I. THOMPSON Anniston. Ala.; Home Economics (I); Delta Zat . Sidney Thompson Emily Thomson Jamas Thorington Paul Thoriaqton Willard Ihomasfon David Thomlay Thomas Thom ley Alice Thompson Ninth Row; • JAMES D. THORNBURGH Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • BOBBY 3 THORNTON. Prattville. Ala.; 8.sinas Ad ministration (2) • HILTON R THORNTON Montgomery. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). • THOMAS 0. THORNTON. Mobile, Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I). Tenth Row: • DOROTHY M. THRASH. Choctaw. Ala.; Horn Economics (.) • LELIA B. THRASHER, Montgomery Ale.; Secreleriel Treininq Kappa De ta. • ROGER B. THRASHER, Moulton, Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (2). • ROBERT E THROWER. Lanette, Ala.; Building Construction (I). James Thornburgh Bobby Thornton Hiltors Thornton Thornes Thornton Eleventh Row: • JAMES M. THURMAN Srlecouqe Ala.; Science and Literature (3); Sigma Nu. • JOE T, THURMAN, Talladega. Ala.. Appl ed Art (I); Sigma Nu • FRANCOIS R TICHLER, Rome, Ga,; Business Administration (I |. • BILLY M TIDWELL. Huntsville. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering I' Sigma Nu Oorothy Thrash Leila Thrasher Roger Thrasher Robert Thrower UNDERGRADUATES James Thurman Jo Thurman Franco s Tickler Billy Tidwell Henry Tidwell Macon Tie we II Robert Tidwell Clarence Tillery Elisabeth Tillie John Timber Robert liriley Betty Tippett Betty Tippins Joe Tipton Homer Tisdale Berbere Tittle Grant Tittle Cerl Todd Cherles Todd Horry Todd Hermon Todd Hollis Todd Jemes Tolend Betty Tomlinson Ctieiles Toml'nson Jeanette Toney Eugene Toms Jeime Torres Cliorlet Totty Margaret Towle Lloyd Townsend Beverly Trammell Leite Trammell Thomas Mawlck Thomas Traylor George Trawick Leland Treyrsham Mark Treadwell Harold Trigg Jesse Triplett Curtis Truett William Tuck Harold Tucker Thomas Tucker Jake Tuggle Shirley Tuggle Robert Tuggle Woodio Tglly Everybody votes for Egbert. First Row: • HENRY A. TIDWELL. Auburn, Ala,; Agricultural Administration (2). • MACON 8 TIDWELL. Repton Ala.; Agricu turel Education (2) • ROBERT N. TIDWELL. Cullman Ala.; Pharmacy (2). • CLARENCE W TILLERY. Phenii City Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I). Second Row: • ELIZABETH A TILLIE. Lengdele. Ale.; Education (2) • JOHN H TINSHEY Montgomery Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (1). • ROBERT W TINSLEY. Gadsden Ala.; Industrial Managemert (3) Theta Chi. • BETSY M. TIPPETT Anniston Ala.; Science and Lite'ature (I): Alpha Gamma Delta. Third Row; • BETTY A. TIPPINS, Greenville. Ale.; Laboratory Technology (I) Alpha Comma Delta. • JOE 0. TIPTON Aneonta Ala.; Veterinary Medicine (2); Omege Teu Sigma. • HOMER 8. TISDALE. Auburn. Ale.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine (I). • BARBARA I. TITTLE. Montgomery Ale. Applied Art (J); Alpha Omlcron Pi. Fourth Row; • GRANT H. TITTLE. Haleyville Ala.; Agricultural Education (2' Phi Kappa Tau, • CARL D. TODD. Jackson, Tenn,; Electrical Engineering (3). CHARLES 8 TODD Attalla Ale.; Industrie! Management (2); Sigma Nu • HARRY V. TODD. B rmingham. Ala,; Business Administ'etion (2); Keppa Alpha. Fifth Row: • HERMAN R TODD Rogetsville. Ala.: Agricultural Education f2l. • HOLLIS E. TODD Rogersville Ala.; Agricultural Education (2) • JAMES E. TOLAND Prichard A'a.; Business Administration (I) • BETTY J TOMLINSON. Five Points Ala,; Homo Economics Education (I). Sisth Row: • CHARISIE TOMLINSON Clerksdele Miss ; Interior Decoration f Chi Omega • JEANETTE M TONEY Ooelika Ala.; Education (3). • EUGENE T TONN Florence Ala.; Chem cal Engineering | • JAIME TORRES 8ogota. Columbia; Architecture (2). Seventh Row; • CHARLES U. TOTTY Talletseo, Ala.; Business Administration (?) • MARGARET M. TOWLE Mobile Ale.; Home Economics (2); Aloha Omicron Pi • LLOYD E. TOWNSEND Evansville Ind Electrical Engineering (2J- Phi Keppa Tau • BEVERLY A TRAMMELL. Five Points. Ala.; leiiness Administration (I). Eighth Row; • LEITA TRAMMEL. Euleule Ala.; Education Cl)- Kappa Delta. • THOMAS L. MAWICK Mobile Ale ; Electrical Engineering ( Pi Kappa Alpha • THOMAS M TRAYLOR Wetumpla. Ala.; Education (2) • GEORGE L. TRAWICK, DeSoto, Ga.; Business Administration (2): Kappa Alpha. Ninth Row: • LELAND E. TRAYNHAM Feirtei. Ala ; Industrial Management (I • MARK A TREADWELL. Dadeville Ala.; Education (3 • HAROLD E. TRIGG. Jasoer Ala.; Business Administration (21. • JESSE W TRIPLETT, Anniston. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); Kappa Alpha. Tenth Row: • CURTIS P. tRUETT Oolhen. Ala.; Business Administration If • WILLIAM M, TUCK, Birmingham, Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2); Alpha Gamma Rho • HAROLD W TUCKER Gadsden Ala ; Agricultural Science (2): Delta Chi e THOMAS S. TUCKER lirming-ham. Ala.; Business Administration (I). Eleventh Row; • JAKE E. TUGGLE Heflin, Ala.; Home Economics (1); Alpha Omicron Pi. • SHIRLEY A. TUGGLE Evergreen Ala.; Education If Alpha Delta Pi • ROBERT T. TUGGLE Perry Ga.; Agricultural Science (2) • WOODIE N. TULLY Wilmer Ala ; Art (I). UNDERGRADUATES IIL Womon's Dining Hall Pint Row: • OONAIO A TURNER Wheeler. Ala.- Agricultural Education (2). • JULIAN M TURNER Oiark. Ala.; Education (I); Sigma CHi. • LOU ANN TURNER Anda usie Ala.; Home Economics (2); Oalta Zeta, • MAHLON G. TURNER Athens, Ala.; Pharmacy (I). Second Row: • WILLIAM V. TURNER. Jacksonville Beach. Fla.; Civil Engineering (I), a JOE T. TURPIN. Richmond Ky.; Veterinary Medicine (2 • ROBERT H. TWEEDY Countland Ala.; Irduitrial Management (3): Kappa Alpha • LEROY G. TWILLEY. Selina. Ala.; Business Administration (21. Third Row: • CHARLES w. TYSON. Tilton Ga ; Education (2). • TED D. TYUS. B'rmingham. Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • FRED N UNDERWOOD. Russellville Ala • Architecture (3): Kappa Alpha • JANE K UNDERWOOD. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (I). Fourth Row: • EDITH UPCHURCH Montgomery Ala.; Scienca and Literature (2): Chi Omega. • DEAN L UPSHAW. Auburn Ala.; Architecture (I)' Theta Xi. • LEROY BURKE UPSHAW. Hurttboro Ala ; Agricultural Scene (II. a RICHARD R, UPSON. Holly Hill. Fla ; Electrical Engineering (2) Fifth Row: • JOHN W VANDIVER New Market Ala.; Agricultural Science (2 Sigma Nu • MARY OWENS VANN. Headland Ala.; Education O Chi Omega. • WARREN T. VANN Birmingham, Ala • MachanScal Engineering (I). • GEORGE T VANPELT. Pensacola Fla.; Agricultural Scianc (2); Sigma Phi Epsilon Siith Row: • ALICE p. VARDAMAN Sylacauga. Ala.; Secretarial Training (2) Alpha Gamma Delta • HUNTER W VARDAMAN, Auburn. A'a.; Applied Art (2). a STANlEr M. VARDAS Mobil . Ala ; Electrical Engineering (l): Theta Chi. • WILLARD W VARNADO Gulfpo-I Miss : Mechanical Engineering (I). Seventh Row: • CLARENCE N. VAUGHN Birmingham Ala.; Civil Enginaering If • GLEN N. VAUGHN Elbe, Ala.; laboratory Tachnology (2). • JOHN E. VAUGHN Birmingham. Ala ; Aeronautical Engineering (I), a JOHN T, VAUGHAN Tuskegea. Ala.; Valarinary Medicine tel; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Eiqhth Row: • JAMES w. VAUGHN. Columbus. Ga ; Induttrial Managamant (3). • HENRY G. VAUGHN Huntsville Ala.; Agricultural Scienca (3 • WILLIAM A VEACH Selma. Ala ; Vatarinary Medicine (4 : Kappa Alpha • EOWARD VENABLE. Praco. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). Ninth Row: • CHARLOTTE E. VERNON Auburn. Ala.; Art (I); Delta Zata. • MILDREO J VICK Nashville. Teen.; 8ui nets Administrat on (2! • THELMA N. VICK L'nden, Ala.; Education (3) • RONALD A VINES. Bessemer Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2) Tenth Row; • CLIFFORD J. VONMOENE New Orleans la.; Mechanical Eng neering (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • MARY R WACHTER. Birmingham Ale,; Home Economics (I). • WILLIE F. WAGER Montgomery Ala Veterinary Medicine (4); Alpha Pti. • ANN P WAGGONER. Birmingham, Ala.; Science and literature (2); Chi Omega Elevenlh Row; • JAMES W. WAGNON. Wetumpka Ala.; Electrical Engineering (21; Pi Kappa Phi. • ROBERT M WAGNON Wetumpka. Ala ; Industrial Management (2); Pi Kappa Phi. • CAROL K WAGONER Atlanta. Ga.: Home Economics (2). • RUTH J WAITE. Huntsville. Ala.: Education (2). UNDERGRADUATES Donald Turner Julian Turner Lou Turner Mehlon Turner William Turner Joe Turpin Robert Tweedy Leroy Twllley Charles Tyson Ted Tyus Fred Underwood Jane Undo'wood Edith Upchurch Dean Upshaw Leroy Upshew Richard Upson John Vandiver Mary Vann Warren Vann George Venpelt Alice Verdaman Hunter Verdemen Stanley Vardas Willard Vernado C'arence Vaughn Glen Vaughan John Vaughn John Vaughan Jamas Vaughn Henry Vaughn William Veech Edward Venable Charlotte Vernon Mildred Vick Thelma Vick Ronald Vines Clifford Vonhoene Mary Wachter Willie Wooer Ann Waggoner James Wagnors Robert Wa goon Carol Wagoner Ruth Waite Zeda Weld Me-fhe Walden Jamas Welding Robot Waldrop Glenn WilW' Herbert Welker Jeen Walker John Welker Malcolm Walker B i, — c • d Welker Willem Welker William W. Walker Ec-e-d Well Charles Wallace Earl Wallace John Wallace Robert Wallace Robot Willtc w; Km Wallace Mel Weller Jacqueline Waller Francis Wollner Barbara Wallaer Grading Well John Weller Colnttn Walters Frances Wnltkall Geraldina Walton Warn Walton Franco Warrp Carolyn Ward Hugh Ward Julie Ward Robart Ward Bob Wjrc Rod nay Ward Sharrr Ward Wa� dl Ward William Ward John Warmath Mary Warnor Reginald Warner Arbi Wary Patricia Warr Alkint I© chainp. Fi� � t Ro : . ... .. .... • ZADA J WALD Birmingham Ala.; ! � •• •� � Adm.n ifral.on (3) Alpha Omic-on P '• MaSIha prrhe' Ale V r?!vX5l?T( ). } • • OBE,T C WAL° °' Vork. Ala.; Business Adminittration (?) Socond Row: . .... • GLENN L WALKER Birmingham A a.; Electrical tnginaaring (3). a HERBERT O WALKER. Jackson. M H.: Meehan,cal Engineering (J). Sigma Alpha Bp.-io- • JEAN P 'WAtfcVL Adm nistration (I); Zata Tau Alpha. • JOHN G. WALKER. Lake, lard. Fla.; Beslness Administration (J); Delta Chi. Third Row: . • MALCOLMN E WALKER. Mount Hope Ala.; Business Admimstra-tion (?). • RAYMOND F. WALKER. Chattanooga. Ten .; Arch.tee tura (I); Alpha Tau Omega a WILLIAM E. WAIKER Umel.lla Fla Veterinary Medicine (4); Alpha Fsi • WILLIAM W. WALKER Marion. Ala.; Physic (J). Fourth Row; • EDWARD I. WALL. Salma. Ala.; Business Administrate (I). • CHARLES R. WALLACE Dania, Fla.; V tarinaiy Medicine (T) • EARL S. WALLACE Mobile Ala.; Civil Engineering (I) • JOHN L. WALLACE Greenville, Ale.; Agricultural Administration (J). Fifth Row: • ROBERT c. WALLACE. leFeyefte Ala.; Pro.La. (I): Phi Kappa Tae. • ROBERT E WALLACE. Huntsville. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (7) • WILLIAM M WALLACE. Opelika. Ala ; Building Con. Strudion (Zl. • HAL K. WALLER. Mobile. Ala.; Business Administrj tion |2); Phi Delta Theta. Sixth Row; • JACQUELINE M WAi LER Birmingham. Ala.; Home Economies (3); Delta Zefe. • FRANC'S S WALLNER Montgomery. Ala ; Elec Irical Engineering (J) • BARBARA A. WALLNER Montgomery Ale ; Secretarial Training (It e GARDINER R. WALLS. 0� ens Cross Roads Ala.; Pharmacy (I). Seventh Row; • JOHN T. WALTER Montgomery. Ala Engineering Physics (3) Kappa Alpha. • CELESTE P WALTERS Alesonder C-'lr Ale App1: Art (?). o FRANCES M WALTHALL. Newborn Ala.; Education (2); Kuppa Oelte • GERALDINE WALTON. Weverly. A'a.; Education (I) Eighth Row: • WAYNE f WALTON Birmingham. Ala.; Engineering Physics (Zl • FRANCES WAMP. Cullman. Ala.; Art (I) • CAROLYN E WARD Opelke. Ala.; Education (I); Kappa Delta • HUGH G WARD Brookhavan. M.ss.; Veterinary Medicine (2); Alpha Psi. Ninth Row: eeTJUAIAvJ;i AR? Mob le Ala.; Pharmacy (3)- Chi Omega • ROB- f?.T Dw Vn I ''- C,y f . P Kappa Ph.. BOS J WAR( Birmingham Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (?• Kappa Alpha. • ROONEY F. WARD. Columbus. Go. Agricul u. (I) Tenth Row; .“wARO.E W WaVd° ccr ’;':, A';a Err «• e WMiiaL Cullman. Ala.. Indvstr.al Management (I) WILLIAM J WARD. Auburn. Ala.; Mechanical Engncen'nq ( ) Sigma Phi Epsilon e JOHN G WARMATH Humbol-ft Ten -In dustrial Management (?); Alpha Tau Omega ' ' ' Eleventh Row: • RIgVna6dWm WARNlrTT'V. A'V Mc m � WRrtM (I) . o I? ARB E G WARR £?”� •- M—tt Admin,fa (2) • PATRICIA H WAtt ‘ 0fl Admi W%fr«t;on w. rAlRIulA M. WARR. Clayton. Ala.; Secretarial Training (I) Social Confer First Row: • WILLIAM S WARR Opelika Ala ; Pre-Medicine (2) • WILLIAM J. WARREN. Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (J). • ELIZABETH WARREN Jackson. Ala Education (2). • WILLIAM S. WARREN, Birmingham. Ala.- Industrial Management (J); Phi Do to Socond Row: • WILLIAM H. WARREN En!«rprite. Ala.; Architecture (I). • ELIZABETH A WATFORD Gedsden Ala ; Art (I) • JIM H. WATERS Fairfield, Ala Architaetura (I). • MARRY W WATKINS, Birmingham, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (I); Kappa Sigma. Third Row: • LARRY T WATKINS, Montgomery Ala.: Business Adminiitretion (I) Phi Kappa Alpha. • JAMES W. WATLEY Andaluva. Ala.; Science and literature (2). • PATSY WATIINGTON. Montgomery, Ala,; Education (2); Phi Mu. • AL R. WATSON Brownsville. Tonn.; Science and literature (I); Lambda Chi Alpha. Fourth Row; • DONALD E WATSON. Clanton Ala.- Electrical Engineering (2). • FAYE C. WATSON Thomeston. Go.; Business Administration (2,; Alpha Delta Pi. • HOWARD T WATSON LaFayette, Ala.; Aeronou-t'cal Engineering (I). • JAMES 8. WATSON. Pensacola, Fla.; Building Construction (I). Fifth Row: • JAMES R WATSON. Anniston, Ala.; Agricultural Science (I). • MARY G, WATSON. Anniston Ala.; Home Economics (2); Alpha Omicron Pi • NANCY CAROLYN WATSON. Mobile. Ala Sucre tariel Training (2); Delta Zeta. • JOHN F WATT, Atlanta. Ge.; Advertising Art (2); Kappa Alpha. Siith Row: • JULIA P. WATTERS Dalton Ga.; Education (2); Chi Omega. • SALLY B WATTERS. Atlanta. Ga.; laboratory Technology (2); Phi Mu. • OAVID O WATTS. Camden Arkansas; Electrical Engineering (?): Kappa S gma • PHILIP A WATTS. Birmingham. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (J); Phi Kappa Alpha. Sovonth Row: • PHILIP WAYNE Toronto Canada- Laboratory Technology (II. • ELEANOR L WEATHERFORD. Uriah. Ala.; Home Econom cs (21 • HAROLD C. WEATHERS West Point Ge Industrial Management (2). • EDNA A WEAVER, Brewton. Ala.; Secretarial Training (2); Chi Omega. Eighth Row; • EDWARD B WEAVER. Gadsden. Ala.; Architecture (I). • JAC OUELYN N. WEAVER River View. Ala.- Zola Teu Alpha • JUNE H WEARER. Castleberry Ala.; Education (I). • CLYOE N WEBB. Quit-man Miss.; Forestry (I). Ninth Row: • GEORGE D. WEBB Atlanta. Ga.; Agricultura (I): Delta Sigma Phi. • GLENN E WEBB Montgomery Ala.; Mechanical Eng neering (I) • JANICE W WE8R, Lagrange Ge.; Home Economies (I); Delta Zulu • MELVINE WEBB. Aubsrndele, Ala : Mechanical Engineering (2). Tenth Row: e WALLACE G WF8B. Blue Mountain Ala.; Architecture (I). • JANELL WEBSTER. Auburn, Ala,: Elementary Education (•� • ORRA C. WEBSTER Notesulge. Ala.; Home Economics (2) • RONALD D. WEBSTER Mobile Ala.; Business Administration (2) Sigma Chi. Eleventh Row: • WILLIAM B. WEBSTER Winfield. Ala.; Agriculture (2). • LOUIS T. WEEKLEY Peodido. Ala.; Agr culture (}). e MAX J WEEMS Clopton. Ala.; Mechanical Engineer ng (I), e JOE N. WILLEMAN Stonville. Miss ; Architecture (2); Kappa Alpha. UNDERGRADUATES William Warr William Warren Elisabeth Warreu William S. Warren William H. Warren Elisabeth Watford Jim Waters Harry Watkins Larry Watkins Jamas Watlay Patty Watlinaton Al Watson Donald Watson Faye Watson Howard Watson James Walton Jamas R Watson Mary Watson Nancy Warson John Watt Julia Watters Sally Watters David Watts Philip Watts Philip Wayne Eleanor Weatherford Harold Waatha.s Edna Weaver Edward Weaver Jacquelyn Weaver June Weerer Clyde Webb George Webb Glenn Webb Janice Webb Melv'n Webb Wallace Webb Jane I Webster Orra Webster Ronald Webster Williem Webster Louis Weekley Mai Weems Joe Willeman Alerarder Welch Allen Welch Jennet Welch Williem Welch Earl Welder Jarnei Weldor Jemet Well� Sue Well! Ottil Welle Robert Wet ey Anna Welt Joe Weit Philly Weit Vernon Wei! Williem Weit Julien Whatley Steer! Whatley Beatrice Wheeler Harold Wheeler Kerreth Wheeler William Wheeler Berry Whidder Nar y Whiqhom Rite Whighem J. W. White Jack White Jarrei White Jamei S White Robert Whiqhem Wilton Wh qhem France! Whipple William Whitaker Carl White Carol White Donald White George Whit Norman White Raul White Ihomet White Vernoa White Joanne White Joe White Julie White lueia White Wing Staff ready for Air Foreo reporting. Firth Row: • ALEXANDER R WELCH. Lanett. Ala.: Electrical Enqireering (2V • ALLEN R WELCH, Tilton, Ge.; Buiinen Adminiitration (I): Ri Kepoe Rhi. • JAMES ANDERSON WELCH SprirqHeld. A a.: Ad-’■ertliing Deiiqn (21, • WILLIAM G. WELCH Columbui. Ce ; Elec-trical Engineering (I). Second Row; • EARL R WELDON, Wefumpke. Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I). • JAMES O. WELOON Billirgiley Ala.; Agricultural Education (I) • JAMES E WELLS. Montgomery Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I) • SUE WELLS Woodville. Ale.; Heme Economist (}). Third Row: • OTTIS H. WESLEY. Atlanta. Ge.: Mechanical Engineering (I); Delta Tau Del a. • ROBERT H. WESLEY, Greenville Ala,; Mechanical Engineering (I). • ANNA L. WEST Bay Minette, Ala.; Homa Eco-nomici Education (J): Alpha Oalta Ri. • JOE C. WEST, Garden City Ale.; Chemiitry (J). Fourth Row; • RHILLYS H WEST Felrfei Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I) • VERNON E WEST Mobile Ale.: Rhe mac, (I), e WILLIAM A WEST Birmingham Ala.; Aeronautical Adminiitration (2). • JULIAN G. WHATLEY Opelika Ala-: Agricultural Scianca (I). Fifth Row: • STUART W WHATLEY Opelika Ala : Agricultura Scieece (I) • BEATRICE R WHEELER Gadiden, Ala.: Sociology (3) • HAR OLD F WHEELER Aihland, Ala ; Civil Engineering (2). • KENNETH L. WHEELER Gadiden Ale.; Mechenicel Engineering (2). Sirfh Row: e WILLIAM R WHEELER Weit Point Ga.; Civil Engineering (2) • BENNY F WHIDDEN Headland Ale Pharmacy (1): S gma Chi • NANCY 8 WHIGHAM Haynoille Ala.; Home Economic! (21 Rhi Mu • RITA C WHIGLAM Louiiville. Alo.: Education (I). Seventh Row: • J. W WHITE New Brockton. Ale.; Mechenicel Erqineerinq (II. • JACK R. WHITE. Meridian Min ; Electrical Engineering (]|. • JAMES H. WHITE, Enterprite, Ala.; Induitriel Management (31’ Sigme Nu. • JAMES S. WHITE. Florence. Ala,; Electrical Engineer. mg (2). Eiqhth Row: • ROBERT B WHIGHAM. louiiville. Ala Electrical Engineering (3) • WILTON L WHIGHAM Erterpriie Ala.; Aeronautical Engi-neeriag (I); Theta Chi. • FRANCES H. WMIRRIE Columbui Ge.: Education (2) Chi Omega. • WILLIAM H WHITAKER Childeri-burg, Ala.; Electrical Engineering (3): Ri Kappa Alpha. Ninth Row: • CARL T. WHITE Phenie City. Ala.; Buiinen Adminiitration (II • CAROL G, WHITE Montgomery, Ala.; Art (I); Alpha Oolta Ri • DONALD C WHITE. Billingiley, Ala.; Chemical Engineering (II • GEORGE O WHITE Birmingham Ala.; Education (3). Tenth Row; • NORMAN E WHITE. Brewto-i Ala.; Pre-Veterlnary Medicine (I)1 Alpha Rti • RAUL R WHITE Anniilon Ala.: Electrical Engineering (2). • THOMAS L. WHITE Rcll City Ala.; Building Conduction (I). • VERNON H. WHITE St. Petertburg, Fla.; Chemical Engineering (2). Eleventh Row: e JOANNE E WHITE. Bremen Ge.; Home Economist (2). • JOE I, WHITE. Lagrange. Ga - Building Conduction (I); Phi Kappa Rhi. • JULIE K WHITE Atlanta Ga.: Home Economist (2) • LUCIA T WHITE leGrenge. Ge.: Education (I): Rhi Mu. UNDERGRADUATES Homo of tho Auburn Tiqert Pint Row: • WARREN E WHITE. Danville Ala,- Veterinary Medicine 12). • WILLIAM K WHITE, Prattville. Ala.; Civil Engineering |2) • WILLIAM T. WHITE. Atlenta Ga.; Builnett Adminittration (3 Slqme Nu. • RONALD B. WHITEHEAD. Hartford Ala.; Butinett Administration (3); Lambda Chi Alplia. Second Row; • THOMAS N WHITE SPUNNE Mobile Ala.: Mechanical Enoi-naerirg (I)- Alpha Tag Omega • ROBERT R WHITLOCK. lanett. Ala : Education (2) • CARLTON F WHITMAN Elba Ale ; Educe-t'on (21 Phi Kappa Taj • ELIZABETH A WHITMAN Mob te. Ala.; Education (3): Alpha Delta Pi Third Row: • JAMES 0. WHITMAN. Elba. Ala. Pharmacy (2). • NORMA J. WHITSON Chattarooqa Tenn ; Home Economic! (2). • THOMAS E WHITMIRE Montgomery Ala.; Busmen Adminittration (I); Alpha Gamma Rho. • CHARLES E. WHITCETT. Mobile. Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (l|. Fourth Row: • BILLY WHITTEN Sirm ngham. Ala.; But nett Adminittration (2). • JERRY M. WHITTLE Gadtden. Ala.; Industrial Management (') Kappa Sigma • JO A WHORTON Gadtden. Ala.: Sc'ence and literature (J). • ELIZABETH C WICKER Forett Mitt.: Education (3); Phi Mu. Fifth Row: • GEORGE N WIGGINS Montgomery, Ala.; Pharmacy (3): Sigma Nu. • JOHNNY L. WIGGINS, Ranburne Ala; Pharmacy 12) • TOMMY T WIGG’NS Mobile Ala.; Pre Medicine (I) • WILLIAM R WIGGINS. Moundvilte Ate.; Pharmacy (I) Siifh Row; • JAMES M WIGINTON. Montgomery. Ale.; 8ut!nett Adminlttre-lien (I) • ROBERT M WILBANKS Lanett. Ala.; Mechanical Eng--neerlng (2). • GLENN A WILCOX Roberttda e. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (2). • KYLE E. WIlCUTT, Hueytown. Ala.; Agricultural Engineering (2). Seventh Row: • JOYCE WILDER Andalutia Ala.; Secretarial Training (I), e TOMMY F. WILKES Dothan Ala ; Pre-Veterinary (2); Omega Tau Sigma • CHARLOTTE WILKINSON Roanoko Ala.: Science and literature (2) • LESLIE R WILKINSON, lamitom. Ala.; Pre-Vet-erinary Medicine (I). Eiqhth Row; • THOMAS V. WILKINSON Auburn. Ala.; Butin !! Adminittration S. • BARBARA J WILLETS, Mob le, Ala.; Secretariat Training ' i Omega. • WILLIAM P WILLETT. Floraia. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I); P! Kappa Phi. • BARBARA J. WILLIAMS. Pepperell. Ala.; Education (I). Ninth Row: e CHARLES A WILLIAMS Oothan. Ala • Butinett Admieltlration (3)' Sigma Nu • DCNALD P WILLIAMS Fairlai Ala.; Agricultural Science 12). • FLOYD 6 WILLIAMS. Moultrie Ga.; Buildirg Con-ttruclion (3). • EDWARD F, WILLIAMS Memphit. Tenn ; Mechanical Engineering (2); Sigme Phi Eptilon. Tenth Row; • FRANK 8. WILLIAMS Luverne Ale.; Electrical Engineering (3’ Kappa Sigma. • GARR S. WILLIAMS Birmingham. Ala.; Induitriel Management (I); Alpha Tau Omeqa. • HUGH J WILLIAMS. Penta cola Fla ; Electrical Engineer.ng (I). • JAKE M WILLIAMS. Mobile. Ala. Meehan cal Engineering (I); Lambda Chi Alpha Eleventh Row: • JAMES H WILLIAMS Auburn Ala Butinatt Adminittration (I)-Alpha Tau Omega. • JANF WILLIAMS Fitigarald Ga.; Sacratariat Training (I); Fhi Mu • JOE H WILLIAMS York. Ala.; Chemical Engineer ng (I) • JOHN 8 WILLIAMS. Mobile Ale.; Chemical Eng; tearing (2). UNDERGRADUATES Warren White William White William I White Ronald Whitehead Ihomet Whita-Spunner Robert Whitlock Carlton Whitman Elitabeth Whitman Jamet Whitman Norma Whitton Thomat Whitmire Chariot Whittell Billy Whitten Jerry Whittle Joanne Whorton El tabeth Wicker George W.ggint Johnny Wiggint Tommy Wiggint William Wiggint Jamet W.ginton Robert Wilbankt Glenn Wilcox Kyle Wilcutl Joyce Wilder Tommy Wilket Charlotte Wilklntoe Letlie Wilkinton Thomat Wilkinton Barbara Willett W IIlam Willett Barbara Williomt Cherlci Wiliiamt Donald Wiliiamt Floyd WiHiamt Edward Wiliiamt Frank W.lliamt Garr Wiliiamt Huoh Wiliiamt Jake William Jamet Wiliiamt Jane Wiliiamt Joe Wiliiamt John Wiliiamt Lloyd Willbmi Mary Willbmi Pool Willbmi Richard Willbmi Rudolf Willbmi Vera Willbmi Willbm Willbmi W W Williamt Milton Willbmion V.vbn Wliliemham G'idy Willii Shir toy Willii Mary Willmen Juliui Willouqhbv Cha-loi Willillon Gene Wiliy Jamat Willi Barbara Wilion 0 II Wilion Charlton Wilion France! Wilion George Wilion Jamei Wilion Jimmie Wilion Loil Wilion Margaret Wilton Martha Wilion Michael Wilion Robert Wilto Sid Wilion Tommy Wilion Victor Wilion Wayne Wilion Willbm Wilton Willbm 0 Wilion Htltn Wilion Merrill Winqerd Nell Winn Jamei Wile Mery Wiie Peqq Wiie Marcia Wirtl Rulh Wiie Ve ne Wiihom Pint Row: • LLOYD 8 WILLIAMS. Moultrie. G .; Building ComlriKlion (2). • MARY C. WILLIAMS 8-fmnqham. Ale.; Home Econom ci (I). • RAUL C. WILLIAMS Farfield. Ala - Induitrbl Management (2): Sigma Rhi Epiilon • RICHARD B WILLIAMS Monroe.il e. Ale ; Pharmacy (I)- Alpha Tau Omega. Second Row: • RUDOLF WILLIAMS Ceilleberry Ala ; Aqricullure (2) • VERA J. WILLIAMS River View Ala.; Interior Deco-etor (I) • WILLIAM M WILLIAMS Weil Point. Ga.; Electrical Enqineerinq (I); Siqma Nu. • W W WILLIAMS Opelika. Ala.; Induitrbl Management (2 ; Alpha Tau Omega, Third Row: e MILTON L WILLIAMSON Auquita. Ga ; Science and literature (3) • VIVIAN I WILLINGHAM Atlanta. Ga.; Architecture (?) • GRADY I. WILLIS LaGranqe. Ga.; Induitrbl Manoqem.nl (I) • SHIRLEY M WILLIS Dade.ille Ala.- Home Econom ci Education 0. Fourth Row; • MARY A WILLMAN, Columbui Ga.; Home Economici (2); Phi Ma • JULIUS H. WILLOUGHBY Greeniboro Ala. Civil Engineering (J). • CHARLES R WILIISSON, Mobile. Ala.; Buiinett Adm.r. ■itration (I). • GENE D. WILLS Palmerdale, Ala ; Agricultural Science (I). Fifth Row: • JAMES R WILLS Palmerdale. Ala.; Electrical Engineering (?) e BARBARA A. WILSON Montgomery. Ala; Home Economici (•) • BILLY J WILSON, Mnofevallo, Ala ; Mechanical Engineering r • CHARITON C WILSON. Jacksonville Fb.; Aeronautical Engineering (2): Sigma Phi Epiilon. $i«th Row; • FRANCES E WILSON Mob le Ala.; Pre-Ve-erinary Medicine (I Theta Upiiion. • GEORGE W WILSON Birmingham A'a.; Buvne i Administration (J); Sigma Chi • JAMES T. WILSON Ale.ander City Ale.; Science and Literature (3) • JIMMIE D. WILSON, Jack. Ala,: Home Economici (I) Seventh Row: • LOIS ELOISE WILSON Gadiden. Ale.; Secretarbl Training (I). • MARGARET ANN WILSON Bi-minghem. Ala.: Home Economici (J) • MARTHA R WILSON Bi-minghem. Ala Education (J); Alpha Gamma Delta. • MICHAEL C WILSON. Jarkionville. Ela ; Mech. anical Engineering (I). Eiqhth Row: • ROBERT G WILSON. Mobile Ala.; Mechanical Engineer g II). • SID M. WILSON Auburn Ala : fiulineii Adminitlralion jl) e TOMMY M WILSON. Columbui Ga.; Mechanical Engineering (I). • VICTOR I WILSON Jackion Ga ; Buiinett AdminiitreHon (J). Ninth Row: • WAYNE W WILSON Milton Fla.; Induitrbl Management (J). • WILLIAM C WILSON Selma. Ala.; Agricultural Scienco (2). • WILLIAM D WILSON Ruiiellvil e Ala. Beiineli Admin it-ation (1) Della Tau Delta • HELEN WILSON Hwntiville Ala Education (3): Alpha Delta Pi Tenth Row: • MERRILL I WINGARD. Prattville. Ala.; Buiinen Admin it-et'on (2) . • NELL WINN, Birmingham Ale.; Horn Economici (J). • JAMES A WISE Samio Ala : Agricultural Science (3). • MARY J. WISE Kintfon Ala.; Secretarial Training (?) Eleventh Row: • PEGGY L WISF. Samion. Ala.: Education (2); Alpha Gamma Delta • MARCIA M WIRTZ Auburn. Ala Homo Economici (' Kappa Delta. • RUTH M WISE Montgomery Ala ; Applied Art (2)- Alpha Gamma Delta • VERNA WISHAM Butler Ga.: Home Economici Education (2). UNDERGRADUATES Cliff Hare Stadium Pint Row: • PATRICIA WITHAM. Mobil Ala.; Education (2); Alpha Delta Pi • WILLIAM V. WOLF. Montgomery Ala. Ao-onautical Engineering (I); Sgma Phi Epsilon • ROBERT W WOMACK. Roma Ga.; Indus-trial Management (I) Second Row: • ANNE H WOOD Tuseumbia. Ala : Business Administration (2). • BETTY J WOOD, Anniston. Ala Education (I). • EDWIN W WOOD. Lanett. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. Third Row: • ELIZABETH A. WOOD, Atlanta Ga.; Interior Design (J); Alpha Da to PI. • MARTHA S WOOD Hartford. Ala.; Education II). • WILLIAM H. WOOD, Cragford Ala.; Aeronautical Engineering (I). Fourth Row; • JEAN F WOODALL Birmingham. Ala.; Pharmacy |2); Phi Mu • JAMES C WOODARD, Birmingham. Ala.; Pre-Veterinary Medic n (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • EVERETTS W WOODHAM Clayton Ala.- Chemical Engineering (J). Fifth Row: • CHARLES H. WOODLEY Montgomery, Ala.; Veterinary Med'cine (2). • ELIZABETH WOODAUFF. LaFayatte, Ga.; Pre Medicine (I) • RODNEY A WOODRUFF. Alabama City. Ala.; Induitrial Management (J). Sixth Row; HUGH C. WOODS. Headland Ala • Pharmacy (2) • ROY P WOODS. B rmingham, Ala.; Phormacy (J). • LEWIS S. WOODSON Dalton. Go.: Electrical Engineering (I). Sevonth Row: • GEORGE P. WOODWARD. Birmingham. Ala,. Aeronautical Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Omega. • ROBERT T. WOODWARD, Jachin, A'a.; Chemical Engineering (3). • GEORGE P. WOODYARO Calvert Ala.; Forestry (!)• Eighth Row: • LEAH F WOOLF. Gadsden. A a.; Science and Literature (J). • ROBERT 0. WORD ScottsbO'O. A a,; Tertile Management (3); Pi Kappa Alpha • CHARLES N WORTHINGTON. Birmingham. Ala.: Business Administration (I); Oella S gma Phi. Ninth Row; • DONALD J WORTHINGTON Port Tampa City Fa.; Electrical Engineering (I) • CLYDE C WRIGHT Montgomery Ala.; Electri- cal Engineering (2); Thete Chi. • DANNY L. WRIGHT Ore-k. Ala.; Business Administration (J). Tenth Row: • tIA'IJ VTHIVjni. 'll . Opelika. Ala.; Mechanical Engineering (I). UNDERGRADUATES Patricia Witham William Wolf Robert Womack Anne Wood Betty Wood Edwin Wood Eliiabeth Wood Martha Wood William Wood Jean Woodall James Woodard Everetfe Woodham Charles Woodley Eliiabeth Woodeutf Rodney Woodrulf Hugh Woods Roy Woods Lewis Woodson George Woodward Robert Woodward George Woodyard Leah Wool! Robert Word Charles Worthington Donald Worthington Clyde Wright Danny WrigM Claude Wright David Wright Doyal Wright 172 Jack Wright Mary Wright Rueben Wright S ti l«y Wright William Wright Kapilded Yadaya Ardith Yarbrough Charles Yerb'ough Clarke Yarbrough Viol Yarbrough Wlliam Yarbrough Uabbi Yates John Yates Marijo Yaun Jamai Yearwood Fletcher Yailding Louil Yargar Dan el Ylka Harold Youmani Mary York William Yoit Barbara Young Edward Young Mona Young Rob rt Young Ottii Youngblood Hobart Zarraur John Zaanah B J. Zobal lit Zunnk Auburn's rudent body on parade. First Row: • JACK WRIGHT. Talladega. Ala.; Pharmacy (3): Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • MARY J WRIGHT. Phenii City. Ala.; Education (31; Alpha Omicroa Pi • RUE8EN 0. WRIGHT, Ash'ord Ala.; Pre-Deatistry (U. Second Row: • SHIRlEY F. WRIGHT. Salma. Ala ; Homa Econorries (I). • Wll-LIAM J. WRIGHT Carrollton, Ga.; Chamieat Enginaaring (I). • KAPILDEO P. YAOAYA. India; Chemical Enginaaring (3) Third Row; • ARDITH P. YAR8ROUGH. Cutset Ala.; Horn Economics Education (I) • CHARLES D YARBROUGH, Birmingham. A a.; Pra-V.|. ar nary Med.cine (J); Omega lau Sigma. • CLARKE S. YARBROUGH. Auburn. Ala.; Vatarinary Medicine (4); Lambda Chi Alpha Fourth Row: • VIOLA O. YARBROUGH Bay Minatta. Ala.; Sacratarial Training (2|. • WILLIAM P YARBROUGH. Oacatur. Ga.; 8uiif ss Adminis-tration (I); Ph Delta Theta. • BOBBY C. YATES. Wedo-ee Ala ; Agricultural Education (2). Fifth Row: • JOHN ROBERT YATES Woodland. Ala.; Business Administration (21. • MARIJO YAUN Oacatur. GaEducation (J). • JAMES H YEARWOOD, Murfreesboro Term.; Fish Management (I). Si«th Row: • FLETCHER YEILDING. Birmingham Ala.; Agricultural Eng rearing (21. • LOUISE 8 YERGER. Hattiesburg Miss.; Chemical Engiaear-leg (I): A pha Tau Omega. • DANIEL W. YIKE, Homewood. Ala.; Business Administration (I). Seventh Row: • HAROLD C. YOUMANS. Collage Park, Ga.; Business Administration (3). • MARY A YORK. Birmingham. Ala.; Education (3); Phi Mu • WILLIAM H YOST Mobilo, Ala. Mechanical Engineering ID. Eighth Row: • BARBARA J. YOUNG. Birmingham, A .; Horn Economics (1) . • EDWARD P. YOUNG, Montgomery. Ala.; Agricultural Science (2) . • MONA J. YOUNG. Uniontown, Ala.; Horn Economics (I). Ninth Row: • ROBERT E YOUNG Columbus Ga.; Chemistry (3� ; Pi Kappa Ph • OTTIS H. YOUNGBLOOD Ou-nton, Ala.; Mechanical Enginaaring (3). • ROBERT M ZARZAUR Birmingham. Ala.; Pharmacy (I) Tenth Row: a JOHN W. ZEANAH. Barry Ala.; Pharmacy (3). • 8 J. ZOBEl. Birmingham, Ala.; Horn Economics (2); Phi Mu • I. ISS ZUNNK. Northern Rhodesia; Fish Culture (3). 173 UNDERGRADUATES IRmSAMOIUKT PUCTQJKIES CODKPOIRM'DOT v lit COAS1 Jti� OS 9 Novcabor 1953 Mr. Fred Nichols, Editor Gloacrata Alabaaa-Poly technic Institute Auburn, Alabaaa, Dear Mr. Nichols: Selecting eight young ladles froa aaong such a bevy was a very pleasant though aost difficult task. However, 1 have aade ay choice, and aa thankful that an ordor of oreferencc was not required or I should probably not have been able to aake a selection in tiae for your Novoaber 21st Beauty Ball. Please congratulate the final winner for ao - and Alabaaa for having raised such a lovely bouquet of Anorlcnn beauties. Sincerely, miLLE SELECTS NANCY DUPREE EDWINA SIMS BATTLE KINS MARILYN KURTZ HELEN WILSON PAT POND BARBARA SEARCY MARY JIM ESSLINSER NANCY DUPREE BATTLE KING MARILYN KURTZ PAT POND yW� -‘ EDWINA SIMS CORDELIA PARKER FRANCES TATE BITSY CARTER DIXIE DODD MARGARET RAGSDALE THE Pfln-HELLEniC COUdCIL The Panhellenic Council, organized thirty-one years ago or the Auburn campus, is the coordinating body of the Greek letter sororities. Its purpose is to further active cooperation and better understanding among the sororities, and also between sorority and non-sorority women. It is composed of two active members and one alumna from each sorority. Working always for the good of the college. Panhellenic Council promotes fine intellectual achievement and sound scholarship, maintains high social stanoards. and promotes worthy projects on the campus. It also formu ates and enforces rushing regu a-tiens. The Council sponsors the annual Panhellenic Workshop for the discussion of problems of interest to ell sororities. This year, for the first time, the Workshop was incorporated into Grook Wook. General Panhellenic meetings, panel discussions, and a Panhellenic luncheon were held. Guest speakers were Miss Mary B. Merritt. Dean of Women. University of Miami; and the Rov. Joel McDdvid of the Auburn Methodist Church. The Junior Panhol enic Council was organized four years ago. Its purpose is to bring together the pledges from all sororities to foster a constructively cooperative attitude within the Panhellenic group and to develop in them a keen sense of the special responsibility as campus citizens which sorority membership involves. The Junior Council discusses questions and problems of the csifferent pledge groups, and programs concerning various phases of campus and sorority life are presented. The Jun:or Panhellenic Counc'l is composed of two pledge representatives elected from each pledge class. H'i1 Row. left to right: Martle Few Advisor Barbara Car-okell. Margie Coleman. N' a Heate-. Joace Gon. Seth Carlovlti. $t««ttry-TrMivry; Gloria $«l|«ra. Pre-.loert; Mlav Rett Cose, Sullivan Second Row � « � to rlgnt: Jenr K I l-i .o-th Ca'ol.n Cose. Be’ty Third Row. left to right: Kothryn Ke'th, Jo� n-e Powell Sett ianderao«’. Joan Goaa. Goi' Gregor . JUNIOR PAN-HELLENIC council F t� Ron.- left to tight; Carol Cla-k Rebecca Lonotl-ore. Ann Marie Powell. Claire Brown Secretary Mil- Betty Cotby Adviior; Becky Short Edna Snow. Second ftcw. el' to ria-.t: Bone Goddard Grade St«war lee No land. Cla Ann Sinn. Barboro Glenn Juaniio Fionert Jerwtho Rov. Jetty Barnett. Martha Del Stephen . Betty leme’r SrlHin So in picture: Shi-lev Shephe-c Fret dent. MEMBERS OF PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL GLORIA SELLERS. President .... BETH CARLOVI1Z Soc'otary T'easurcr JOYCE GOFF................. MARY AUSTIN................ CAROLYN COSBY.............. JEANNE KILLINGSWORTH . . . 3ETTY COLEMAN.............. JEAN ERWIN................. GAIL GREGORv............... JOAN GOSS.................. JOANNE POWELL ............. MERRY LOU ARTHUR........... KATHRYN KEITH.............. JUNE SELLERS............... MARGERY SULLIVAN........... NINA HESTER................ BARBARA CAMPBELL........... BETTY SANDERSON............ MARTIE FOSS................ ............Phi Mu . . Zola Tau Alpha ... Alpha Dilto Pi . . Alpho Doha PI . Alpha Gamma Dolta . Alpha Gamma Delta . . Alpha Omic'on Pi Alpha Omicron Pi ........Chi Omega ........Chi Omoga .........Dolta Zeta .... Delfo Zota . . Kappa Delto .... Kappa Delto ............Phi M u .... Thera Uocilon . . . . Thola Upsilon . . . Zota Tau Alpha . . . Zeta Tau Alpha I9J FUST IOW: Aim Abernathy Aim Joyce Adkins Maiy Auilln Kathleen Bro� n Co' in Batts Betty Brackean Meriann Brown Rabaeea Baarck Carolyn Bertram SECOND ROW: Carol Butter Catherine Byrd Mary l« r Carmichael Nancy Coleman Marianna Coiton Sylvia Couey Dor s la Dala Joan Davidson Sandra Daris THIRD ROW: Darwin Davit Patricia Ann Oennis Ann Drajghon Jaannia Dudley Jan Evaratt Gingar Ford Nancy Fuller Jana) Garner Joan Garrett FOURTH ROW: Gwan Gravlaa Joyca GoH Mary Virginia Graham Elitabeth Jean Hall Melodie Hamilton Mary Handly Marqarat Harrison Mona Ann Harvey Joan Hathaway FIFTH ROW: Rhoda Holman Lucy Hodnatt Mary Hopson Mary Houston Batty Hutchings Carolyn Jenkins Barbara Jones Joann Jonas Kuth King SIXTH ROW: Elisabeth La lisa McNeill Baity Van Burnt Mary Louisa Moya Roberta Mulkey Lucy Mahornar Eliiabath Nawman La Nolan Baity O'Dell SEVENTH ROW: Dot Preuit Sara Katharine Quinn Corline Ramagv Leah Maria Rawls Maaia Reaves Jo Ann Reave Shirley Richardson Ba-bara Riley Carolyn Ann Ross EIGHTH ROW-Gretchen Schmelier Molly Ann Slayton Anita Stain Sa'bara Still Sabre Stough Lyan Sturgas Jan Vance Thomat Shirley Ann Tugg’e Fay Watson NINTH ROW: Anna Lyie West Helen Wilson Rita Wnigham Elitubeth Ann Whitman Millie Wright Ann Caldwell Gaorgaannu Morgan Carol Whit NOT IN PANEL: Katherine 8 'ton Betty Brown Sara Jan Brannon Too: Do you b liove Dr. Kini«y7 C nt r: Com «rvd for yourself Bottom: T«bu or not Tabu ... Downed in 1851 ... Come to the Plains in 41 ond claim to be the oldest secret society for women . . . ADP' ; wave blue and white with a purple violet for contrast . . . Wont wild with honors—Sophomore Senator. Sphinx. Vice-President of Omicron Nu. and first place in Slcit Night . . . Davidson stoic Sigma Chi Sweetheart and Greet: Goddess . . . Helen Wilson snowed DeMille for Glom beauty and Katchie Barron won the nearts of the SPE s . . . Joyce Goff givos the oroors, Mary Austin substitutes . . . Sobra Stough and Millie Wright do the written work . . . Jane Everett pays the bills . . . can't get anything on them, so reckon they’ll be here a spel. Big Chiefs 195 FUST ROW: Janice Aiken Martha Rentier Mary Jo R'eedlove Betty Ann Chadwick Shirley Christopher Catherine Cole Charlotte Cook Janice Cooper SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cosby Nancy Crosier Sheila Croin Ann Crumley 8etty Dckinson Dianne Davidson luell Dickson Peggy D erkt THIRD ROW: Charlene Dooley Sarah Ellis Alice Faulk Margaret Franke Ann french Jerry Fuller Patricia Grace Shirley Ann Glenn FOURTH ROW Patricia Gunn Sue Hall Carol Hawkins Sally Harwell Mery Ann Hilt Peggy Hightower Jeck.e Hines Carolyn Hogan FIFTH ROW: Mary Eva Hocget Leno-a Hunter Mery Men Hurd Phyllis Hutchinson Jo Ann Jackson Claudia Johnson lou livingsten Harriet Mallard SIXTH ROW: Jane Mills N.ta Mills Barbara Morgan Jerre Nol.on Mary Anne Norton Co-slelie Parker Patricia Peavy Oayte Peltus Gwen Pope SEVENTH ROW Nancy Poole Alice Pcrier Joan Poslelle Margaret Ragsda e Patricia Randall Anita Scofield Barbara Roy Roianne Shepe'd Ann Shiver EIGHTH ROW Carolyn Simpson Clarice Sm.th Ola Ann Sims Jeanette Sm.ih Peggy Smith Edna Snow Patricia Spraqve Jean Thames Betty Tipp.PS NINTH ROW: Alys Vardemen Martha Walden Martha Wilson Ann Walton Jo Anne Wise Peggy Wise Ruth Man Wise Patricia Withem Jean K llingsworth NOT IN PANEL Edith Bell Made Woods Helen Jones Coenie Loikin landra Mays Started the ranks in 1904 ... In 39 some lovely ladies came to the Loveliest Village and literally moved in on us . . . Not satisfied with two colors, the Alpha Gam's adcec a ’hire and it now stands red, buff, and green ... As leaders, they do very well with a Senior Senator. Vice-President of the School of Eouca-tion, and member of Who's Who . . . Took the Sphinx Sing and couple of Glom favorites . . . Profess to be loaded with sense after winning the Panhellenic Scdola'ship Cup for eight years . . . Carolyn Cosby tops the list of officers ano Connie Larkin is right boh’nd nor: Jo Anno Wise cons the proceedings, while Barbara Morgan rattles the money bags ... To no avail, they've got too much power. Top: A ham in every act Center: One of the seven wonders Bottom: Wheel 'em and deal 'em... Officers tale ten tor miscellaneous purposes ALPHA GAmmA DELTA 197 FIRST ROW- Janis Akin Nancy Atkinson Eliubeth 8arnetl Martha Brady Janiec Bryant Elite be'h Cappi Helen Chitwood SECOND ROW: Shirley Clerk Jo Ann Cobb Barbara Colo Betty Coleman Martha Da� is Polricio Denman Ethel D o I THIRD ROW: Freda Dobbi Jedn Erwin Patsy Faulk Anno Franklin Mono Fuller lueilo Hardaway Morlho Hardy FOURTH ROW: Dinah Hoorn Peggy Henley Coy Hogan Nancy Hooper Nancy Hubbard Dianna Hughey Anne Jackton FIFTH ROW: Belty Sue Johnson Katherire Johnson Sallie 3. Kelly Mj'ga'et Ladner Nancy Landert Rebe-ca longthoro Carol MackOOl SIXTH ROW: Ma-yen Majors Char oft Martin Ma'lanne Minder Ida Suian Moore Mary Ann Nation Joy Newman Gay Nickerson SEVENTH ROW Carolyn Sue Odom Judy Pat Marga'et Patterson Mary Paddy Mary Pern Camille Pharr Susan Ptillon Batty Quenelle EIGHTH ROW. Sever y Seaborn Patricia Seales Mer ebelh Shippey Edwina Sims Jane Sneed Mary Jane Stalling! Barbara Tittle Margaret Towi NINTH ROW: Jane Tuggle Joanne Wa d Martha Wheeler Elite bath Wood Mary Jane Wright Sue Carter Nancy Gardner Sharon Stansell NOT IN PANEL Dorothy 8eit Patricia Ferebee Nina Franklin Miriam H. Haggard Jo Ann Murphy Martha Ann Parker Mary Kay Schm dt Bette Schulnr Garrity Watson Out of the gay nineties came the AOPi's in 1897 bearing the Jacqueminot Rose and the Ruby . . . Came to Auburn in 46 and made quite a splash . . . Navy co or girl in 52 and Honorary Co one of the R.O.T.C. was Ethel Dial . . . Ecwira Sims added a star to the crowr as Glom beauty, and joined the race with Mona Fuller for Miss Homecoming''—both apoeored in the court . . . Harmonize on the AOPI Sweetheart Song . . . Give everybody a hard time on Skit N'qht after ©lacing second last year . . . Betty Coleman is head engineer: Ethel Dial is foreman: Margaret Ladner and Gaye Nickerson keep National posted, and Joanne Wald ho ds ’he purse strings . . . They're rolling on tho Plains, and there s not much we can do to stop them. The line-up Top: I with I watn't a P.E. major Center: Yodol-e-dee-hooo Bottom: And the funniest thing happened ALPHA micRon PI 199 FIRST ROW: Rosemary Alin Ann Aycock Joy Baldwin Alice Berry Ruth Bilbo Barbara Bradford Clair Brown Kitty Buck SECOND ROW: Nan Cleveland Su« Cobb Cynthia Coleman Rosmund Complon D«a Cundiff Iran Donovan Kathleen Dorman Halan Ellis THIRD ROW: F-ances Eppes Eleanor Espy Lynn Esslinger Lucia Finle Catherine Gilr ath Carolyn Gltavat Joan Go is Acdigene G'abbs FOURTH ROW: Gail Gregory Elaanor Hubbt Harriatt Hutto Cordatta Kaith Marian Keist Marlyn Kurtx Ba-bara Lotioleis Peggy Lewis FIFTH ROW: Jo Na� Kjm Ba-bara Noland Betty Jana Park Batty Jana Patrick Nancy Pattillo Martha Ann Perryman Elian Piarca Pat Pond SIXTH ROW: Sylvia Po-tar Ann Rankin Data Ray Patricia Richard on Francos Rulledgo Barbara Saarcy Mary Jana Smith Harriot Springe- SEVENTH ROW: Mariola Stegall Jean Talbert 8 rh Thompion Charlti Tomlinson Ed.th Upchurch Mary Vann Ann Pybvrn EIGHTH ROW: Julia Ward Pa’ Watters Ann Weaver Harriot Whipple Catharine Wlikatson Barbara Willets Barbara Bugg NOT IN PANEL: Jo Moore Tanna Riavas Sarah Lae Cross Barbara Ethridge Sidney Minor Elitaba’h Woodruff Anna Kathryn Sodden Batty Eubanks Betty Jana Shacllofo-d Martha Dell Stevens Jana Underwood n It was beautiful Ozark country in Arkansas that was the meeting place way back in 1895 for a grouD who began the clan known as the X and horseshoe girls . . . hey hit the A.P.I. campus in 1923. and from the looks of things, they're here to stoy . . . Gail Gregory knocks the hammer around with Donovan looking over her shoulder. .. Glenves writes the scoops while Harriet Whipple rakes in the chips . . . Wear cardinal and straw, sing about crossbones and owls, cater to the white carnation . . . Winners true with the Sigma Chi Derby, and p edges polish the Intramural Volleyball trophy . . . Never say oser witn U.M.O.C. winner. W.R.A. w’nner and three Glom beauties . . . B. J. Shackleford was Beau Art s Ball gueen and later hit the Lambda Chi's for sweetheart as did Talbert the Kappa Sigs . . . Willets scored as Kappa Sig pledge sweetheart with Searcy as Lee County Maid of Cotton . . . From all indications, it'll take fifty years to root em out. Gavel swinger and (fiends Top: Home-makers, home-breakers Center: Lovliest o( the rains 8ottom: Last minute cramming 201 FIRST ROW: Merry Lou Arthur Norm K. Baach Harriett M Billinqt Ruth B'adley Bonnie Boyd Betty C. Brewer Annette Bulloch SECOND ROW: Jill Carpenter Ret A Ceutheu Berbere A. Cheney Moriea R. Cleveland Helen M. Coter Anne lolt Co« Bettye R. Crenn THIRD ROW: M ry Ellen Crow Joyce H. Dome Deloret R Du ion Rotelynn Fillmer Ann Formby Melinee J. Potter Jerit E. Garritoe FOURTH ROW Floy Ann Gary Elite belt A. Hicki Eleanor I Holt Gertrude C. Howard Jeanette Jecobt Ratty J. Keeffo Do-'it Lettmen FIFTH ROW: Grady Sue loltin Sylvia 0. McCall Judy McCarter Jan McElroy 8erbare D. Mayn Mari Moqlord Marilyn Monette SIXTH ROW: Alice R. Needham Vanqi C. Nichopoulat Beth Ann Renny Joann Rowell Berty Quinn June Reynold! Katherine R. Reynold! SEVENTH ROW: Av Ann Roqett Ann Roqert Shirley F. Rudd Ann Sadler Judy A. Scruqqt Eleanor F. Seay Sharlene Sharpe EIGHTH ROW: Rhyllit Shepard Nancy I. Smith Patty Steen Jean Thomai Alice L. Thompton Emma Lou Thompton Emily A. Thornton Lou Arn Turner NINTH ROW: EUtabeth Vernon Betty Ann Vi« Jacqueline M Waller Nancy C Walton Janice W Webb Nancy A. Johnton Rotentary Smith Jacquelin Jachton NOT IN PANEL: Ann Mari Powell Betty Ann Smith Nancy Ann Johmton Lucy Roy v Tr DELTA ZETfl 203 1902 was the yeor. and Miami Univorsity the place . . . Not averse to rainy weather, the Delia Zeta’s took up lodging at Auburr in 1940 . . . Leaders— notone but many vcco of Ow s: Secretary of W.S.G. A.: President of W.R.A.: Secretary of Student Government . . . Got behind their candidate for King for a Day and he reigned supreme . . . Not only brainy but athletic evidenced ov the In'ramural Sports Cup proudly displayed in the trophy case . . . Grow Killarney roses and read The Lamp . . . Joanne Powell is ring leader. Emma Lou Thompson and Jacque Waller claim to be seconds-in-com-mand, Nancy Smith anc Lou Anr Tumor scribble notes and Sylvia McCalla oasses the hat . . . With such a rep. we'd better leave them around. Saturday clattei Top: Everybody imile on the count of throe Center; Soffbal champs Bottom: Believe I will hove another big orange FUST ROW: Helen K. Alien Virginia Anderson Betty Andrews Jean Askew Mary Glenn Avant Mery Ann Bearden Belly Ann Bell Mery Corolyn 6 bb SECOND ROW: Be-bere Grenen Hilda S. Burbee Ann E. Coleman Emily K. Collini B Joyce Combi Sulenne A Cone Jenel M. Cosby Mery Mae Champion THIRO ROW: Rebecca M, Chisolm Jacquelin Christopher Dot Da s Beatrice Dominick Faye Dominick Mery Louise Dunn Nancy Dupree Martha Easier FOURTH ROW: Peggy F Elliot! Ann B. El it June H Foshan Joen Fowler Ernestine R. Fuller Jeanette M. Golden Betty T Gri'lin Befy Grouby FIFTH ROW; Peggy A. Guthrie Lucy A. Harris lima Hendrick Sara O Ho-e Marianne Jackson Linda Lee James Kathryn Keith M. Battle King SIXTH ROW: Rebecca Ann Lawson Elsie I. Lehman Carol W. (evie Mary Ann McKIbbon Sue F. Martin M. Lovett Matthews M. Leiser Milligan Lois Lynne Mooly Isabel O'Neel SEVEN1H ROW: Voncile Petits Carolyn R. Phillips Mary Ann Pibil Ginger Pruett Oott.e Quarles Mary E iiebeth Ou'nn Jorusha A. Ray Lalie Redd Sara R Rogers EICHTH ROW: Doris Annette Rollins Jackie E. Screws June Sellers Linda Lee ShuH Sarah Margaret Smith Martha Spencer Dorothy J. Statford Julia Ann Suttle C. Joy Thomas NINTH ROW: Maty Ann Thomas le la 8 Thrasher Lita Trammell Frances M Wallhe I L Carolyn Walthall Carol,n E. Ward Ann 0. Wilien Marcia M Wirtt Mariio Yaun NOT IN PANEL: Mary Glynn Avant Mary Carroll Ann Ford Patti Green Virginia State Normal sent this tribe our way in 1921 . . . Auburn is still feeding the effects . . . They think they're too smart to get rubbed out. and that they a'e . . . They hold high the white rose and stick true to green and white . . . Hum There’s no girl like a KD girl' —true, for Nancy Dupree holds the title of Miss Auburn . . . Katherine Keith wields the gavel . . . Janet Cosby assists . . . Martha Easter is head checker and Helen A len counts the dough . . . Janot Smith wore the Miss Homecoming crown of 52 . . . Hang around the Glom office . . . Well represented in Aloha Lambda Delta. Omicron Nu. Owls. Decor, and Debate council . . . Claim fame os friendly girls hoving Marianne Jackson Miss Hey Day . . . They got here first and it's our impression they'll be fho last to leave. Reckon we con get by with if? Top: Adding tho’o finithirg touches Center: It's ell in the book Bottom: Oh. it wet nothing reelly KAPPA DELTA 2Ci FUST ROW Carol Anita Abbe Bennieta Andrew Helen Appleton Ann Breiwell C Ani e Broolt loii lu ler Suzanne Buckingham M, Jean Bryan SECOND ROW: Gail Brown Trudy 8o« Jo Ann Bottehe' Jane Botteher Peggy Joy Barrow Elizabeth L. Baler C Jean Cron Mery Jo Cochran THIRD ROW: Roie lee Cool Ann Freemen M. Jene Ford Francet Ferrit Mery Jim Etilinger Jo Ann Engrem Nen Elliott Amme Sue Ellero FOURTH ROW Serbere Freeze Joyce French Bennie Godard Adelaide Hendertot Mery Jo Hubbard Betty Jo Johnton Cerolyn Jonoi Jo Ann Jonei FIFTH ROW: Ei eon Kelley Nancy Kelly Mary lou Killian Martha Jo Kirkland Helen lengiey Rta Little Millie Martin Mery McGee SIXTH ROW: Belly Melemo.e M. Gail Montgomery Belty Moody tmme Jean Moore Jene Muir Betty Jane Norwood Lucy Periih Betiy Rate SFVENTH ROW: Eleanor Pharr Rotalyn Rentroe Edna Riddle Mary Ann Riddle Pa Merchant Rebecca Runyan Mary Scheldeler Gloria Salieri EIGHTH ROW: Grace Stewart Marian Strotier Margery Sullivan F.ancei Tate Mary Helen Tate Petty Wellington Sally Watort Nancy Whighen lucid White NINTH ROW: Jane Williamt Jean Woodall Auguita York Jane Zobel Kathryn Brown Margaret Ann Ulrrer Elizabeth Warren Mary Ann Wilmen Prior to the Civil War, a group of con-federates collaborated end ceme up with an organization now known as Phi Mu . . . Some true Dixielanders dressed in pink and white got together at Wesleyan College in Macon. Georgia, and swore to sweep the nation . . . They hit A.P.I. with a bang in 45. and from all sources, they didn't stop here . . . They have the queens—Mary Jim Esslingor as a Glom beauty. Peggy Barrow was Miss A Day and Theta Chi Dream Girl' . . . June Bottcher ranked as a finalist in the national contest ;or Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha' . . . From al indications, they aren't so dumb either, having memoers in Owls. Sphinx and Phi Kappa Phi . . . Margie Sullivan plays captain with mates: Margaret Ann Ulmer: Mary Jo Cochran: Caroyn Jones: Jo Ann Jones: and Agusta York, respectively . . . We tried to head 'em off. failed, and gave up. The minority rulet Top: Whitt cute figurot ... Center: Well at leatt one of ut ratoi a Tony Bottom: It probably wet 4 lousy party anyway 207 FIRST ROW: Juenite Brittein (U-bere Cempbell Sonya Ellette Juanita Flowers SECOND ROW: Margaret Freeland Gayle GrHfin Connie Griggs Nina Hester THIRO ROW: Joyce Kerr Elizabeth Kirkwood Billie Mitchell Mildred Petlerson FOURTH ROW: lanelle Scott Shirley Shepherd Ruth Thompson Frences Wilson 8etty Jo Phillips NOT IN PANEL: Sondre Fuller Allrede Posey Joyce Till Judy Russell Cerol Royal Cetolyn Collins Oonjette Ste-erd Doris Sims Mery Bishop Dorothy Miller Founded at tho University of California in 1914. Theta Upsilon moved East and set up camp in Auburn in 35 . . . Sport every color of the rainbow and are partial to the Iris . . . These girls didn't forget their friends out West—one of their National al ruistic projects being to help the Navaho Indians . . . Also help by maintaining health fund for students at Berea College in Kentucky . . . Theta U s are proud to boast of the fact that their National President is an Alabamian . . . Nina Hester is in first ploce with Conrie Griggs second . . . Barbara Camphill and Lanelle Sco t are next in line to keep order, wh'le Gail Griffin clays with the publications . . . Joyce Kerr, as Chaplin, tries to keep peace in the outfit . . . We'l established, they're a definite part of Auburn. Officers block traffic THETA UPSILOn 209 FIRST ROW: Me y Abell Joanne Bland Gloria Sloodworth No'tna Bolin Gloria Lorrjine looser Mary lou Bothwelt Janet Brewer Marilyn Brown SECOND ROW: Shirley Brown Clara Arn Campbell Carol Ann Clark Bats Carloviti Francei Clark Elinor Colley Carolyn Chamb ee Winifred Cooper THIRD ROW: Helen Coppedge Edith Culpeppo' Jana Culler Diiie Dodd Priscilla Anne Ell s Joan Elliott Rebecca Fault Martha Foil FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Gallowa, Ann Garner Mary Anne Gunter Lora Goiler Patricia Harris Joy Faye Harrison June Heard Frances Holland FIFTH ROW: Meriljl’n Howard Kathryn Ann Hughes Sally Sue Jacobi Patiy Kennedy Olive Killough Carol Anne Lane Dot Moseley Pam McConnigly SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Mills Faith Minnerly Jor Myrick Joan Nicholas Virginia Pa met Ann Perdue Beverly Pierce SEVENTH ROW: Emily Anne Parker Kitty Reaves Anqle Lou Russell Pat Rutledge Martha Register Elitabelh Sanderson Betty Ann Segqus EIGHTH ROW Rebecca Short Robbie Stephens Jane Starnes Kay Thiel Carol Waggoner Jean Walker Jaguelyn Weaver NOT IN PANEL: Marguerite Latuio F-eddre Studstil e ZTH ZTA's tne name they hold . . . Well founded by the state of Virginia in 1898 ... Mode a visit to A.P.I. three long years ago and decided to stay ... Couldn't make up their minds after the Civil War. so some don blue and some don grey . . . Praise the white violet and love to sing having won second place in Sphinz Sing . . . Like the honorarics Owls, Alpha Lambda Delta. Tau Kappa A pha . . . Took third place in Skit Night last year . . . Members in the Dolphin Club. Art Guild. Debate Council . . . Run by Betty Sanderson with the help of Dutch Culpepper: Jane Starnes is secretary and Marilakin Howard counts the pennies . . . They're doing so well, wo can t get rid of them. Ah. come on and � how u� the map Top: But. we always � it like this Confer: And he had the nerve ... Bottom: Wow, what a crew ZETfl TAU ALPHA 211 II1TER-FRRTERI1ITV COUnCIL Founded in 1924. the I.F.C. has grown to consist of twenty-two fraternitios. It is vital y interestcc in all phases o ‘ he activities of the Greeks and seeks to bring about a mere closely knit relationship betweer the fraternities and to better co-ordinate the functions of the various groups. A Greek Week' s held each year to indoctrinate the pledges to the true ideals of fraterra ism. During this week a series of panels are held to discuss mutual problems in the various chapters in order to give the fraternity and sorority members a renewed interest in solving their chapter problems. To climax He week, a dance with a name band is neld. this year s bond be no thot of Roy Anthony. In orde' to promote o more competitive spirit among the fraternities, cups are presented to the winning groups in tho various athletic tournaments and to the fraternity compiling the most points in competition during tho year, an all-sports trophy is presented. In order to foster scholarship among the fraternities, two cups are presented at the end of each year. One goes to the fraternity with the highest point average and the other goes to the fraternity showing the greatest improvement over the previous year. In conjunction with its scholastic program, the I.F.C. maintains a foreign stucent scholarship consisting of $100 in cash por guartcr and the privilege of taking meals in the various fraternity houses. The scholarship has a duration o? two quarters. The I.F.C. closely regulates rushing and works in close cooperation with the social comm'Mee and other branches of th© Student Government. Ofhcers are: Claude Casey, president: Jack Cox. vice-president; Jim Haygood. secretary-treasurer- and Jeff Beard, adviser. INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS left fo riflht: Jim Ha,good. Se«e� «ry.Treelurer; CUude Cetey. Pretidenf; Ji k Coi. Vice-PretideM. Operation Greek Week MEMBERS First Row: Claude Casey, Jack Cox. Jim Haygood. Parker Mount, Tommy Fuller, Second Row: Sonny Bilberry, Johnny Griggs. Ack Moore. Neil Christopher. Roy Shoemaker. Third Row: John Walker. Roland Sm th. Dave Garrison. Paul Powors. Jimmy Warren. Fourth Row: Charlie Wilson, Joe Weilenman, Tommy Shepherd. Hal Summeral, Mike Massengili. Fifth Row: Sam Bickiey. Joe Williams. Bob Culbertson. George Sarinopou-los. Doug Lunsford. Sixth Row: Mork Shipmon. Prude Fancher, Bob Mayo. Dick Scott, Jim Vann. Seventh Row: Fred Jordan, Chare. Harding, Georco Mize, John Langley. Byrd Farmer. Eighth Row: Joe Hooper, BIT Parish. Mel Fuller. Bill Dawson. Norman Whitman. Ninth Row: Frank Orr. Ed Comely. Roy Crawford. Not in Panel: Charles Jones. Ricky Smith. Francis Pool, David Haynes. 213 The structure of Alpha Gamma Rno was erected on the Auburn campus in 1919 when a group of farmers leaned two plows together, thus forming the first hitching post of the fraternity. . . . Founders of the frot decided to combine professional ideals along with social ideals and formed a semi-professional society, . . . The boys decided that pink rose should bo tne fower since a bush of the same grew stately in the chapter room. . . . Smoke filled rooms sometime answer Ag Hill politic problems. . . . Miss Mittie Gates keeps the powder room free from seed catalogues and the brothers well versed on the latest from Antoines. . . . The machinery is oiled by Parker Mount as Buck Compton strikes the stubborn parts with a stilson gavel. . . . Here is the sound that George Harris awaits on Wednesday nights and 'Here'' is also the sound that Stuart Beckenridge awaits on the first of the months. . . . Seems like the boys have planned to hove many more Pink Rose :ormals. so they ought to be around for quite a spell. Top: Jut Punch Center: There't more where thete came from Bottom: Whet happened to Auburn’t ratio? ALPHA g a m rn a RHO 214 FIRST ROW: Floyd Agee Brvce Alvenon Stuart 8'eckenridge Williard Burch Thomas Burnside James Clillon Warren Davis SECOND ROW. Bill! Event Thomat Fuller Charlei Gilmer Ron Gordy Aubrey Great Clerenee Guthrie Samuel Hall THIRD ROW: George Harrit Samuel Jones Roy Jordan Robert King James Ledbetter Wallace Ledbetter Jemei Lee FOURTH ROW: Robert Limbaugh Roteoe Limbaugh Augustus I Moore Augustus C. Moore farter Mount Robert Mount Cecil Munroe FIFTH ROW: Jamet Oiment Front Phillips Clarence Rippin Jamet Rugh Wilburn Randolph Richard Schneider W lliam Seller! SIXTH ROW: Roy Shelton Roy Sum Weyth Spai-William Stewart John Swearingen William Tect SEVENTH ROW Ted Tyut Bubbe War-.n Tommy Whitmire Jamet Williams J. W. Reeves Mrt. Mattie Gate! NOT IN fANEl Morris Allred Belton Arthur Thomas Clact Claude Collier 8u t Compton Raul Fabian CliHord Hall William Helms Robert Horne Charles Maddoi William Minor Norman Sant'nq John Smith Cecil Spear Fred Yarbrough Edward Yoeng Joa Lawrence Top: Oh he doe � het till the time ... Center: I've go! winner ... Bottom: That remind me of the one ... Auburn's scholastic system was given its first big boost in 1912 when Alpha Psi came on the campus. . . . The boys keep such a high point average due to the fact that they play recordings of lectures at parties instead of Star Kenton—they don't like Kenton anyway. . . . Training rules are kept during the sport season and are quickly broken during the social season. . . . Big White House overlooks Vet Hill and is sometimes used as a waitirg room for expectant fathers of some of the patients in the Hill's ooeroting wards—or whatever they are called. . . . The W.S.G.A. Handbook is waved frequent y at the brothers by Mrs. Eloisc Tharpc. who is better known as Miss Flees to the boys. . . . Dark blue and gold were designated as the colors when a brother displayed blue and go d gall stones he scape ed from a sick He'eford. . . . The boys can even count: (I) Sonny Bilberry: (2) Bud Bryan: (3) Norman Thurmond: and (4) Leon Sellers. ALPHA PSI 216 FIRST ROW: Luther Albert J. Let Alley Ko ne� h Barnett .tames fiasco Robert Bculi Norm Ecitrecn William Eerily Sonny til berry Billy 8owl.ni) Cor I BoMnion SECOND ROW: Cruy transcome Williem Bryan Von Burnette Edward Colvin Williom Cannon Curtis Ch-itlenbeery George Clawion William Clemenli Wayne Cotton William Cowort THIRD ROW; John Cun.i.ngham John Cutty Jomet Darby fdwin Oarty George Davit Richard Davit John Durr Charles Duvall Joseph Oattburn John Fountain FOURTH ROW: Pout Freemen R. 8. French Donald Gibbons J. Frank Gravelee Lenard Griltin Robert Griltin John Griggs Aa'on Grolh Robert Ho.I Charles Hart FIFTH ROW: John Horttlield Charles Harvey John Hendricks Joe Henton Howard Hill Emmett Houeye Graham Howard James Isball Cha'les James John Jcrrsqan SIXIH ROW: Ingram Johnson Hilmer Jonas Richard Kenne David Kelly Gerald lee Jack Llggot Julian Maupin Ronald Meeks Jones Miller Samjc Monroe SEVENTH ROW; Homer Moody Welling'on Moore Horace Morgan Charles Murphy Oscar McAdams Robert McCrOry Alton H. McDaniel Douglas McKee Harry Nisbett Jack Nunnery EIGHTH ROW: Jero Philips Shelton Pinkerton Frank Rlalt Joe Powers Cessie Price Carl Pruitt Tyler Riggins James Robinson David Rogers Clarence Russell NINTH ROW: Bernard Schuster Leon Sellers Robert Sh.'o.ds Fin Smith Tommy Snider Robert Stine Clifton Strickland Robert Taylor James Terry TENTH ROW: Den I homes Norman Thurmond John Vaughan Willie Wager Will am Waller Hugh Ward Thomet Woathfo-d James Miller No-man Whitt Top: Progress... Center: Drinks on tho houso Bottom: ' Enquire Calendar Girls pose tor pictures ATI) Termites finally accomplished their goal and caused the A.T.O.'s to move to a new house on West Magnolia. . . . The House on the Hill probably will receive a citation from the neighbors for retaining as much noise inside the walls of tnc house as it so vol-antly did. . . . Three Confederate soldiers decided to set up bivouac on the V.M.I. campus, saw a moon ond three stars over the horizon, and thus dosigned the pledge pin of Alpha Tau Omega. . . . After successful y hopping a southbound freight train, the national secretary brought a diploma of brothemood to the Auburn campus. . . . Being a fraternity of extremes, the social ife is composed of the Halo. Esquire and Go-to-Hell parties. ... All participants in the latter party live in extreme anxiety. . . . Robert s Rules of Order are regular y overlooked by president Ack Moore while Doug Duncan, the veep, pulls his worn hair. . . . The piggy bank is watched by Hawkoyo' Chuck Pearson. ALPHA TAU OmEGA 218 FIRST ROW: Charles O Aaron Donald R. Al.cn Retcrf E. Bailey. Jr. Billy Ocnc Bernes Robert A Betti. Jr. Rayford R. Biggs -'amtt R. Bilhop John M. Boatriqht Ji Roy B Bcove SECOND ROW; Robert H Boitwiet Georqe L. Bor R. M. 8irdw«|| Berry E. Broach Lee R Brown T. Adrien Brown Richard E. Brown B. Gene Barton James A. Campbell THIRO ROW: Norton E Cater Neil E. Christopher Thomei R. Cowden. Jr. John Win. Crowder. Jr Gerald E Culwell Earle W. Darby Charles H. Dawson James D Deloach Donald F. Denman FOURTH ROW: Bob C. Di k;nton Hamilton F. Down rg Robert D Duncan Charles R. Fulgherr Ruffin J. Graham Merwin A Hale George C. Ha-e Frank G. Hendrick Clint T. Hurd Jr FIFTH ROW: William D- Jones James F. Kelley John A. Kelley Wm. Crawford Kelltm John 6. Kincaid, Jr. William R. Kitchens George Komp III William A Massey Charles R McCleskey SIXTH ROW: W ll:am G McKibbon Gerald C. Mirshew Act W. Moore Byrd I. Moore Walter F. Morris James F Morton James S. Murray David C Mussel man Bob E. Nagel SEVENTH ROW: James S. Nunnelly James R. Osborn James E. O'Steen. Jr. Malcolm D Faulk John Sehyyler Farke Charles Fear'on. Ill Robert A. Flummer Robert B Reeves EIGHTH ROW. Charles W. Regan Jack B Reid Robert C Robbins Barney H Roberts Thomas H. Scott Edwin A. Shelley Jr. Clarence M Small, Jr. B. Guy Smith NINTH ROW: Kobert M Stewart Ale« O. Tayfor. Jr lewis T. Thomen. Jr. Wade G. Thomas James H. Thor ngton Faul N. Thorington Rasmond F. Walker Jack Watson TENTH ROW Thomas N Whitespunner Hugh C. Williams Warna- W. Williams James A. Wise G� orge F Woodward Louis B. Yerger C. M. Earnest Mrs. C. E. Lowe The fret received its name when a bunch of Cornell boys were on a trip south on a Mississippi steam boot heard a tongue-tied shipmate try to say Morlc 'wain, but uttered Delta Chi instead. . . . When the travelers returned tc Cornell in 1890 they drafted a charter and nameo the organization Delta Chi. . . . Auburn’s chapter started its roll calls in the year of 1950 and plans to have many more roll books in the future. . . . They sing songs about the red and buff at their newly confiscated house at 265 West Glenn. . . . Mother A hey is noted for her piping hot coffee that sometimes runs over the brim of the cup. . . . Alphabetically speaking: A—R. L. Shoemaker: B—Henry Hartsfield: C—Joe Col ier: D—Jack Williams: E—Jerome Jackson: F—Robert E. Petty. ... If they had many more officers the Arabs would have to inven a new alphabet. Top: Camera shy ... Cantor: Gimme fivo ... Bottom: At tho round table DELTA CHI 220 FIRST ROW: Mll«� Bernal Edward Brother Brian Brawar Jemet A Canaan Alliion Chriitophef Edgar Clowar John Cochran SECOND ROW: Michaa' Collier Joteph Collar Bobby Combe Orady OuTly John Duncan Cbarlat Email Oaniel Geekin THIRO ROW; Kan Griffin Jimmie Hall William Hall Henry Harttfield Ralph Hill Burl Jeckton Theodora Jaudon FOURTH ROW: Gerald Nichole Sergio Noio Harman Oewall Robert Patty Richard Shoemaker Chariot Spencar Robert Terpaning FIFTH ROW: Jemet Vaughn John Walker Earl Weldon Jack Williame Stephan Alltopp Jim Bainbridga SIXTH ROW: Oiir Brooke Joiaph Caitleberry Jemet Danielt Oojglae Ha'ding Kenneth Mould'n Jeb McDaatie SEVENTH .'.OW: Robert T, Ritchie Paul C. Stegall Richard Upicr Kenneth Wear Jamot Keane Mre. A. F. Athey NOT IN PANEL: Chariot Co« Jack Crenehaw John Oorminey Robert Hollander Albert Lageretrom Frank Smith Leonard Yarbrough John Caeon Jotper Eetet Jemet Fain Clyde Houee Jamet Huret Jemet Motley George Pledge-Miguel Ribero DELTA TAU DELTA Top: Buddy, h«v« a big or«ng«... Centor: Best by taste test Bottom: Which cup is mino? M Three years ago. the Delts hung their national moleskin on the wall anc celebrated their chartering among a multitude of cheering Brothers. . . . You can bet your life they were cheering—who wants to be a pledge for three years? . . . Anyway, these boys form a relatively new chapter on the campus and should have that big granite rock on the lawn moved any year now. . . . The badge, a square concave shield with concave sides, was inaugurated when an olo Bethany College (Delta Tau's birthplace! alum used a piece of discarded corrugated tin for a bullet-proof vest and pinned it to his toga. . . . Purple, white, and gold are the colors that they sing mad love songs about. . . . Chiof Anchor Clanker around the house is Paul Powers. . . . Arthur Sclater is the first mate and Gene Browning types the memorandums. . . . The monthly donation oration is delivered by Billy Fuller, while Milton Russell gripes about his dishpan hards. . . . Momma Mattie still mixes a mean Kool Ade. 222 FIRST ROW-Thomat I. Inniit, III Maurice Browning Robert N. Butler Herbert Espy SECOND ROW: William 6. Fuller Oliver H Hamrick. Jr. Kirk t. Lynn Stanley M. Mahan THIRD ROW: John W. Massey James Nicko sen A. I, Phillips. Jf. Owen 0 Parker FOURTH ROW: felii W. Posey Paul S. Powers Warren 9 Richie Millcn C. Russell Joseph A Stone FIFTH ROW Robert 0. Taylor. Jr. John Thomason Jimmy R. Warren William 0. Wilton NOT IN PANEL: C. H. Blackburn James D. Oobson Al Eubank Ed H. Finch Robert Gill Gregory Gibbons John C. Litton James H. Morton Billy J. McDowell Rost McCain lewis A. Stallworth. Ill Arthur Lee Sclater Joseph F. Steqall William Park Wilkes Albert Warnock .SfflKKlffii: mi During the year of 1899 a group of New York City College students decided to talk their way out of paying an excess profits tax which was incurred on their stupendous sale of Rocoon coots, ond declared that they were operating a non profit organization—a fraternity, in fact. A quick minded member of •he g'cup coined the name Dcl a Sigma Phi, and the boys had conjurod themselves a frat. . . . Years later, the Ideals of the Yankees drifted down South and in 1908 ?he boys from Auburn added a dash of mint julep, and Thus gave the fraternity a rebel touch. . . . Annual highlights of Auburn s Kappa chapter ore the Shipwreck Ball, and the famed Pepsodent rush parties of the fall quarter. . . . Nile green and white are the colors they sing about. . . . Roland Smitn sits in the highest cha r ar.d Jim Patrick and Tom Arrington serve as dual keynoters. . . . The roll book is dusteo by Joe Callaway and Don Guilian watenes the strong-box. Top: Proud smile (or a now interior Confer: Satin' «m up at Homocoming Bottom: The Sahib and hit fan dub DELTA s i g m n PHI 224 PIKST ROW: Paul Baardan Georg Baatlay Robert If cm John Brown Tom 8rock SECOND ROW: Jo� Callaway David Oarrlion Donald Guilian Hairy Hall Ronald Hanbury THIRD ROW: Claud McLain Hoyt Painter Roland Smith Robert A'rinqton Kavian Bivens FOURTH ROW: Robait loon David Callis T. L. Fuller taland Hand FIFTH ROW: Hiram John ion Donald Norman Moultrie Plowdan Charlai Worthington NOT IN PANEL-Tom Arrington Julian Bo� n Erman Ev nt N. H. Hawkins Bill Hotchkiss Gaorq Millar Harbart Orr Earl Prgatt Jamas Patrick J. R. Phillips Bill Powari Ed Vanabla Georg Vincanf Julius Wll oaqhby Willard Murohra Dan Gilmor George Webb Richard Black Robait Anderton Cl ffo-d Shalkofsty John Barnai Jamas Bandall Frank Bouchat Carlton Col Blue Dunbar William Fowlkes David Holland William Humphri at Jamas La Robert Portar E E. Parvis Jack Sheppard Robert Yancy Top: BolUt 8lobi C nti r: Our H«ro � 7 7? 8ot� om: Th� R!v!«m of SOUTH Col! g« n Robert E. Lee. tired of military life, inspired the founding of Kappa Alpha at Washington and Lee University in 1865. . . . Not being satisfied with a few chapters, Leo hollered about having a new chopper down in Alabama—so in 1883 Nu Chapter found its home at Auburn. . . . Still professing that the Confederates were tricked into surrendering Kappa Alpha secedes each spring with rebel yells and Mint Julep Belles. . . . Commarder-in-Chief of the troops is Mrs. Victor Flanagan, who is better known as Speedy —a name she earned when she won the Coke Race several years ago. . . . Pledges are expected to know My Kappa Alpha Rose. if they don't they ask president Charles Wiison or vice-president Caroll Henley to supply the key-rote. . . . Dick Bartlett colls the roll and Jimmy Cantley holds out his hand once a month. . . . Placed second in the A 1-Sports Trophy race due to confusion regarding the location of the Sports Arena. . . . Oh. well! KAPPA ALPHA 226 FIRST ROW: Jara Allan Tommy A«h ., o ily Jo Adcock � ;ch«td Jim Bta Tabby Ratify F'«d Rcator Johnny Rlua SECOND ROW: Salk Bo. Albai Brama Bob B-o«n« Dawvon Burton Donnis Ca houf' J m Canllay E«� io Child -i ® ®� ga Clay | THIRD ROW: Konnia v.ur� . Gui Ccrrtlly Scot! CoiUy Bill Cutlar Jim Dcarma Bobby DitSrran Bill John Ugh FOURTH ROW: Oaa.o h. «m«n Charlia Gobtr D«wg Gordon Tommy Groovar Allan Hamilton Carrol Han ay Ban Higgint Jamat Hoooar FIFTH ROW. BacVy Horna Clauda Huay Buddy Jacobi Arqia Labarla Bill lovlr Cary Marriott Bryan Maryh Donald Martin ■ SIXTH ROW: Alan Moody Irby Moora Bob Motaly Gotdon Mumrrtrt Dan Ntbriq Jim Fardua Td Rambo StVENTH ROW. Don! Richardy J m Rouar Bob Rvmall Ftrral Ryan Bobart Saaly Tom Sa all David Shalalton 610HTH ROW. Richard Shall.aid Dava Sh-p'.ay «nn«lh Stratford Sam Taylor Larry TrawicV Bill iriplatt Martio Tubidy NINTH ROW: frrad Undarwood Al Vaach EddtB Wall Tommy Walltr John Wall Jot Wtiltnroan Charity Wilson NOT IN RANfcl: | Wilson Alltn Allan talas Ldffy Bryanl Jim Ch+mbttt td Chapman Sian Coalat Wck Cook lommy faMay Hal Haris J Jim Hatlt Bill Htsritt Balph H jt4 Bill Hohnson Charlas Honts Jdb Kt lay Bub King VdtlliCB Kilkpfttt'J Claud I'Enq' Jamts Ma.Vm BuurII Marlin I oardinor Maser Mtl McAU’isltt | Cfcailos MtOorr Jack McOona d J m McMillon 1 Biaiven Balmcl Baneia Bwiotl Jim Rftsay I Ckalmtit |i|J luddy Kobail Blanlon Smil I ail«Y Ulbc Clyd Tayl | Bob Ward I Jim Whit Jo Whit Iwldy W J irr- i Top: Mofhor Mack takai th caka Carter: Parade winner Bottom: Prancin on the patio Three colors—scarlet, white and emerald green. . . . Selectee by a group of students at the University of Bologna. Italy, in 1400 because they couldn't decide on two. . . . University of Virginia founded the first American chapter in 1869. . . . Auburn received the parchment ir 1900. . . . Pajama parade and Step Sing containers serve as Dixie Cups during the party season which never sees daylight. . . . Fraternity is financed by the tako of freshman beachcombers during Florida sand-fillec week-end. . . . Number one. supported by the card room machine, is Thomas Shepard. . . . Second place winner is filled by Marion Corey who didn't want to be president anyway. . . . Second vice-president Batey Gresham, secretary Robert Hmmmm Willingham, and treasurer Joe Ross compose the remaining graft. . . . Emily Post doctrines are preached by Mothe Mack who hires midget houseboys to make the steaks look larger. . . . Patio parties are p'cfcrrcd by the members n lieu of the glow of the scholarship lantern. . . . The moon and stars seem pretty permanent and so the Kappa Sigs. . . . KAPPA SIG m A 228 FIRST ROW: James Bowles Joseph Cutliff Geo-ae Elder John Englehardt Jomes Evert John Farm Charles Faulk SECONO ROW: John Faulkner Rodner Grendy Satey Gresham Wiliam Hannigon Jamet H il Ihoui Joseph Hopkins Horry Howell THIRD ROW; 8oyd«n Kinsey Donald Kreuger John Morrison Joseph McGinely Robot Neill William Nelson Emi Retree FOURTH ROW: Edgar Powers Will am Reynold! Gallon Roblnion Tucker Rove Thomas She perd Jamet Smith Hel Svmre I FIFTH ROW: David Watti J. R. Willett William Arnold Emory Collins Lee Comer Thomai Huddleston SIXTH ROW: William Ikerman William Keeling Norman Kohn Haywood Lambert Homer Mawhinney William McCaa SEVENTH ROW: Walter Mo'rit Walter Neibitt Glenn Parker Che-let Payne Terry Pope Allen Schrader EIGHTH ROW: Joel Potter John Solomon Marvin Tatum Harry Watkins Frank William! Mry. J. P, McLaughlin NOT IN PANEL: Noyce Burt Marion Corey Leon Dean Gene Guano John McOermott William Hill James Perry Robert Salmon Robert Willingham Jamet Willit Pat Aday Rembert Bayne Don Eisenhart Danny Evins Curtis Game' Charle! Heard Marvin Holman Earle Lasieter Richard Miles Sob Mullins Wynton Overstreet Peter Pirre Jamet Shepherd Phillip Spann Ralph Wilkinson Thomas Riggs Top: Sunthin and Ht«llk—PC 401 Confer: Chock that qono honoy-boo Bottom: Homo on tho Plains Three Boston stuoenfs were studying taw toge her and decided that it would be cheoper to go in together to maintain an up-to-date quiz file. . . . This decision led on to the founding of Lombda Chi Alpha in 1909. . . . Auburn s chapter wasn't founded with as much color, since the first meeting hall was the ocal pool room in which the brothers hod roll call while continuing an uninte-rupted game of eight ball . . . . This fraternity has the p'easure of saying: First house on the campus and largest inte-natonally. . . . One evening a southbound Seaboard faked itself off track, anded on the front lawn, and netted the boys third place in the Homecoming decorators contest. . . . Crescent Girl is B. J. Shackleford. . . . Chief is Mike Massengill ard Little Chief is Donald Wamp. . . . Third Man is Pete Hear and Most Unsympathetic is Weldon Walker. . . . Mrs. C ara D. McLendon keeps order ir the ranks and goldfish in the pond. l n m b d p CHI PLPHR 230 FIRST ROW: Paul Bannon Sidney Bird John Blanton William Hat Ni hi Sett a Edwin Braiwall James Daughtry ChaiUi Davis SECOND ROW: Allan Derth cl Paul Driscoll William Elay Roger Everett Bartlatt Ford Carl Franklin Roaar Gallup Tom Cravl THIRD ROW: 8arn y Hamnar Eugene Hicks William Hinds Pet Hoar Jamat Holman Georg Holmat Fred Hoik Robert Hooker FOURTH ROW: Georg Huffman Jasta Hughes William Johnson Donald Jonas Chariat Kaiiy Fred Long John Low Mika Massergill FIFTH ROW Jamas McLawhom John Maadowt William Myers Elliot Pack Paul Rankin Richard Raasa Leonard Rica Hiram Saunders SIXTH ROW: Tom Stubbs Weldon Walker Donald Wamp Chick Watson Ronald Whitehead l«a Yates James Yon L. F. Angle SEVENTH ROW: J, F. Borland W S Clark R. L. Durham J. I. Grantham W L. Greer S. J. Guilford G. R Henderson H. R Hrbak EIGHTH ROW: Ben Halloa Edwin Ives Billy Joe Justk J W. Kniqht R. O Miller J W. Parrish • C. Rasco Bob Roberts NINTH ROW: J A. Rosa Jack Smith A. L. Swallows A R Watson J M Willians C. S. Yarbrough B. E. Gravla NOT IN PANEL William Bost Robert Bowling Robert Brannon Fr d FIthrupp Ted Keyat Conrad Ourto Jamas Roberts J. O. Battles M. H. Bradley J M Brannon R. L. Boutwell P. V. Cambell W D. Caldwell T W Helton 0. A Langford J. M Thomas Jones Charles G. R Guinn «! In 1906 some vet students were holding an all-week vaccinat'ng marathon in o born and decided to odd some merriment so they invited several girls over ?o join in the party. ... As they were vaccinating and square dancing, the combination of work and ploy inspired one of the boys to found the professional fraternity. . . . Since then the frot moved o subdivision down to Auburn anc set up shop in an old plantat:on home that hod been used by Gaylord Calhoun as mint juep headquarters for the rebel army back in the days when Clark Goble didn't give a hoot. . . . Soortswise, were rewarded with first place in the strenuous ping pong ond bowling competitions. . . . Smells of formaldehyde ore forbidden by Mother Weaver, wno insists that the house isn't an operating room. . . . Top surgeon is Sam Bickley and his apprentice is Clyde Burns. . . . Eddie Randall is up to the minute ond Bob Houck is receiver of the spon-dola. Top: Hone Doe display Contor: Ninoty Neughtios Bottom: Y' all come ... Om EGA TAU SIG m A 232 5 T £ „5 = c i m � u § jflilU Ijllllf : e “3c50 � .2.2.2 _ o 0.5 2 rsifSji i -?«2d Z« Top: Kenton fenj whooping it up Confer: A stirring speech Bottom: You-nll has got beautiful eyes me The emblem of Phi Delta Theta took shape on December 26, 1848, at Miami University when six Ohioians of college variety were co'locting their Christmas loot and staggeringly dropped a sword on a shield—thus forming the pin now worn. . . . Auburn’s chapter was established during the year of 1878 to be first campus Greeks after waiting twenty years to be approved by the national office whose personnel wore busy watching the two-decade old Balfour-Burr Patterson grid classis . . . The high perch is kept warm by Bird Dog' 3ob Culbertson with Him Rondo' Rainer standing by on the lower limb. . . . Housemanager Albert Leo Smith and Barry Morey Bags” Marsh argue over the end-of-month bill claiming period. . . . Ray Downey serves as secretary since he is the only Brother who can write Greek. . . . Mizz Bill wins the hearts of the boys with her delightful sardine sandwiches. . . . Blue and White are the colors—derived from a bleaching agent of the same name. PHI DELTA THETA 234 FUST ROW: Puqqr Andf« � Joe Arbuthnot Jerry Bj b b Jerry Bain G'«dy Barnet HgVtr 8� H Jack Renton Crack BUck SECONO ROW: Cempbe I Blake Bill Blount Don 8-aval do Wtl Burnham Julian Button Glen Ifd Naili Byrd Buckheed CrlUhrm THIRD ROW: Jim C.innon John Cooptf Trewii Cotby Nig County Ralph Co. Kremdom Craig Johnny Crutcher Mrfloo Culbartton FOURTH ROW: Don Dickerton Jim Druhon Roy Down, Dick Cowney Dinvy Former Tom Fittootrick Tommy GaiHerd Derry Geyle ... 1 .utl.l Cimeron Lawrence Jerry Little Jim Mar h Mickey m;iii Cloud Mullen Bobby Peek Billy Pickent Jim Potey Jim Quinllwen Heed R in r smith Ricky Smith Oonn. Smith Blanchard Stallworth Carl Stinqlay EIGHTH ROW; Oooo Sullivan Johnny Tetgm EiJBbert Uthl«„t ■ill Yarbrough John Wetion Hel Weller Mr . Bill Bradford NOT IN PANEL • Adam •‘■I � rr0w Cerl Bowline John Bredy Sonny Collie, Jim Chriytie Don Oeneiion Porte Cl lie Meek Graham Oen Gey P� et� Grew J Hy Hen � • ? Hampton Richard Hyde Don Kennington Cherle, Uoyd 5 ' Or ■ 8 Me, h S' 1 - Martin Mitchell Mltch„, Motteller y H,“ Peeler P tchen enk Scott ££$5= ' Jim Stroud Swsr- ssttas- UKT In 1906 several boys at Miam' University in Ohio decided to build a house with no front, so as to allow more sunshine to do the il uminating chores Instead of the common Edison light bulb. . . . Later on. n 1926 to be specific. Phi Kappa Tau came down South and started coming to I.F.C. gatherings. . . . The boys have modified the principle of a non-front house, and put a plain glass up instead to lot in a I that light. . . . Red Carnation Ball presents a week-end that allows academic freedom. . . . During the summer, the boys brought home a large cup for their meritorious service on the softball field. . . . Mother Teague serves the one-bite sandwiches to the visitors who frequent the house. . . . Bird Dog members endear themse ves to the hearts of their brothers. . . . George Sarincpoulos inte'orets the secrets while Doug Lunsford awaits nis chance. . . . Grant Tittle scribbles the minutes on a sketch pad and accounts are watched by Hugh Nicholson. Top: Attack from tho rear Confer: Look Ma. No Teeth!!! Bottom: Morning after the night before ... PHI K fi P P fl THU 236 FIRST ROW: Thomai Carlton Rob« � Clark R jymond Oannar Walter Everidge John Hager Lawrence Harriion SECOND ROW: Doyle Haynei Sim Hornier Joe Hildulh Chattel Jdger Julian Jenkint William Jelfordi THIRD ROW; Patrick Rally Old rial Kornady Carl lunjfo'd William lyla Jimmy Morgan Hilary Nalion FOURTH ROW: John fattarion George SarinolCilei Marvin Seen John Thomaly Sinion Thomet Thomaly I. A. Wood FIFTH ROW: Walloca Walafiald Oovid Avanl Thomai Baggette Cary Fullar Robert Goggani Phil Hyatt SIXTH ROW: Curtii Joaai John Kareqeannei Phillip Middlabrooks Frank Navilla Gw'ijr Parkman MorihaH Rough I on SEVENTH ROW Alfredo Rodriguoi Ed Rohmer Jamet Roy Bn.ee Ryali Durmont Salieri Robert Wallace Mn S F. Taaqua HOT IN PANEL: David Canady Donald French Sam Hardarton Edward Hugentmilh Jamal Joh niton Clifton Layfiald Hugh Nicholtoa Robert Pa'tarton Kenneth Steele Grant Tittle Carlton Whitman Thomai Butler lane traly James Carter Geoffrey Canady Oicar Corde'O Vernon Diion Eugene Dobbi William Harrii Richard Hartley larry Hinei Oicar Hobby Gerald Holloway Bennett Huff Douglat Martin Ted Morton William Mylei William Orr Jamot Quine Pruitt Thompion Wi liam Warnuck Top: Sought after stranger finally visit Pikes Center: Arthur Murray's was never like this Bottom: Reckon he marked me absent? Six University of Virginia Rebels decided to form an underground movement against the Boy Scouts—thus in 1868 Pi Kappo Alpho was chartered. . . . Auburn's Upsilon chapter began its Wednesday nights in 1895 when o group of cold and hungry boys decided to use their casino for a chapter house. . . . Mart Ship-man. the most exalted Stool, swings the hammer and Jim Ellis watches. Harold Strozier, boy accounts receivable, wrings the life blood from the parents of the brothers. Jack Pope scares the dates who put their feet on the buffet and Phil Watts makes the 26 carbons which go to notional. . . . Loving cups are the favorite paper weights. ... A four-watt bulb illuminates the party room. . . . Goldfish in the pond still suffer from shell shock. . .. Momma Lou continues to serve the warmest leftovers on the campus. . . . They sing about garnet and gold at the dinner table. PI KRPPA ALPHA 238 FIRST ROW: Jo Alei.mder Jack Appleton Jack Armor Charlie Armstrong Zohn Artman Robert So.it, William Birdsong Richard Bit Neal Bostick Chari 8ottcher SECOND ROW: William Bowling John Bradan Walt r Brand Glyn Bryan Buddy Bryan George Bryant Raul Butler Ra'ph Clark John C erny Edward Cobb THIRO ROW: Walt r Coitrer Robert Crutcher Fred Dauphin John Denman John Dickson William Ouncen Jam Edge James Ellis John Ellis Jerry Eskew FOURTH ROW: Robert Eskew Terry Eskew Prude Faneher Joseph Faughtnder Reuben Finney Richard Gill land David Goodlett Leon Gorman Jeptha Greer Robert Gryder FIFTH ROW: Carl Harris John Hertsfield James Haygood William Heck Edward Henderson Beniamin Howell Bibb HuTTstutier Walter Hutto William Hutlo James Johnson SIXTH ROW: Raymond Jones Murray Kidd El� a Kilgore Raymond King Robert Lambert Charles Landstreet William Langley James Lee Jacqua McCroskey Sid McFaden SEVENTH ROW: Ccvid McGauly Billy McSpadden L vton Mi'lican Will'am Minor En I Morgan Jimmy Moss Bill Neville Frederick Nichols Sam Oliver Robert O'Neill EIGHTH ROW: Dan Patrick Jass Phillips Bruca Pickens Jack Pope Dudley Reese Fred Rinehardl Jerry Savage John Sel'ers Ja—es Shackel'ord Frad Sharp NINTH ROW: William Shipman David Smith Fugene Smith James Solomon Bleke Soeer James Spence Frank St'Otiar Owen Thomas Hanry Tucker TENTH ROW: David Wall Larrv Watk'ns PVlip WatH S’uart WhaMev W lliam Whifakar Gene Williams Robert Word W lliam H Watson Mrs. L. C. Steed Out of a midnight bull session at tho College o' Charleston in the year of 1904 grew what is Inown as Pi Kappa Phi. ... In quest of more dues for the national office, the southern rush caught Auburn in 1926. . . . Sometimes being mistaken for ar honorary of almost the same name, the Pi Kaos wish -hat some of the grade points would get rearranged also. . . . Soft music and sign language leave nothing for the neighoors to gripe about during the periodic patio padlos. . . . After a unanimous vote that girls are here to stay, the dato parlor is in constant demenc. . . . Auburn Engineer office might as well move over to the house. ... At tie big Red Rose Bal, Bob Mayo walks out first, pushed oy the bashful veep '. . . . Fo lowing closely behind is Ted Abcye Cu len—boy check writer. . . . Rose Bud travels the campus to investigate subversive activities. . . . Mer-riweather comes through with the love life. . . . Mrs. Burke Whitley keeps the roof firmly attached and the tobies well filled. Top: Afternon sleop-wnlfcori . . . Centor: Now get in lin� and wait your turn . .. Bottom: Chivalry isn't dead PI KAPPA PHI 240 FIRST ROW: Jimmy G. Barrington J n«i Walter (.■•(or William M. Benefield Howard C. Boreman Jr. Frank W. Carroll Emsley F. Cobb SECOND ROW: Eldtad Comstock. Jr. Edward W. Crab'rae Arthur T. Cullen Garald H. Edmundton Georqe L. Fiftis Charles B Flynn THIRD ROW: Royco Eugene Franklin Edwin Ray Goodqame Lamar Johnson Guthrla Robart 0. Hawkins Lyla J. Hillman. Jr. Billie Clyda Horn FOURTH ROW: Jamas Waltar Huggins Milton S. Hu'ston, Jr. Huboit Hilton Joiner Charlas Latham Thomas Littlt Robart Mayo FIFTH ROW. Norman McClellan Ernest Merriwether Thomas Merritt Lao Metiler Jamas Mitchell William Morris SIXTH ROW: •illy Parks Robart Pitts Rosebud Qsillen Edward Rosa Jamas Schimek Richard Scott John Scgrest SEVENTH ROW: Roy Shank Martin Smith Judo Swint Edward Tata Mac Allen Thomas Jamas Vaughn Robert Wagnon EIGHTH ROW: James Wagnon Robart Ward Allan Welch Joe Irvin White Robert Young Guy Parry Mrs. Burko Whitley NOT IN PANEL Hubert Adams William Amos Ivan B-utgereit William Colbu'n Robert Connelly Ernest Costen Kenneth Coi Robart Gilmore Charlas Glenn Geoffrey Hal pin Jamas Hendry Stave House William King Thomas Little Virgil Lylerly Richard Mills Jack Osborne Ronald Phillips Waltar Rotelle Archie Stapleton HE The lion got loose at University of Ala-bamn in 1856. . . . Ravaged the Auburn campus in 1878. stopping long enough to give birth to the monster across the tracks. . . . Strong backs and weak minds came through with the I.F.C. All-Sports Trophy four out of five tries. . . . Girls are highly tnought of and are entor tained regularly. . . . Those ca y morning train schedules cause thoughts of a new house. . . . Morticians union protested the Undertakers' Ball, which had all of the brothers climb ng into pine ooxes. . . . Brothers and their dates continue to fog up the television screen in the dark viewing room. . . . Mad trample down stairs to the dining room has resulted in only fourteen injuries in the last season. . . . Francis Cess' Pool makes the loudest roar backed up by Gerald Austin pulling the Ton's toil. . . . Ye handler of bod checks is Al Morrison. . . . Tommy Stroud keeps young Leo scraped deon. . . . Mrs. Doll Cloy serves the morning after tomoto juice. Top: Which half ? ? ? Canter: Early in the evening... Bottom: Contest beforo tha gama... s i g m n ALPHA EPSILOn 242 Top: Th winning imilo C«ni r: Kicking won’ h®lp h«r win Bottom: Sldo� «lk foreman In 1934 a caravan selling miracle healing elixir camped in Auburn for a few nights of merri-men! ard eh cetera. . . . The caravan sold so much elixir that they decidec to stay and go to school in their spare time. . . . Later on that year, soveral of the bottles were lay'ng on the ground forming the Greek letters—Sigma Chi. that's the way it started. . .. The spring finds all of the boys wearing derby hats, while a bunch of girls are th'owing pies at each other, running around in croker sacks and a lot of other foolishness that must result from the pressure of finals or something. . . . Tarzan Went Ape in the student activities building and brought home a cup. . . . The chaotcr went Ape also and elected Fred Jordan as number one. . . . Gavel polishes duties are handled by Ben Davis and chapter hieroglyphics are written by Curtis Williams . . . Don Long buys the b ack ink and Mother Pcavy reminds the boys of curfew. s i g m n CHI 244 V FIRST ROW; Thomas Abbott Percy Alfo'd Joseph Anderson William Bartlett Clifford Boy Icon Powell Browton Alonto Bench SECOND ROW: Jack Callawas Peter Grey Can, Jr. William Croiby Carol Cunningham 8 � n� 'f Davit loais Gordon Duncan Wilton Finch THIRD ROW; Frank Forney Tim Foid Roger Gail George Graham Arthur Jo Grant O'Neil Ham Bobby Hand FOURTH ROW: C. I. Harding Roland Heard Cnari � Hogu William Hooks Donald Jacobi Robart Jonat Ben Fred Jordan FIFTH ROW: W.ll'am Right Arthur Leiter Pat Mathis Homer Meawell George Morrii William Morafiald Al Neughton SIXTH ROW: Strict Newsom Jerry Oakes Tracy O’Rourke Pal Patterson Horae Pearson Billy Patari Av ry Phillips SEVENTH ROW; Gian Poitar Jack Reynolds Ha-mon Riley John Rogers Robe-t Scannall Travis Staub Cecil Stokes EIGHTH ROW: Bobby Strength Richard SKrgas Albert Earl Teny Curtis Williams John Wis Jamas Wright Mr,. J. P«avy HOT IN PANEL Thomas Smith Joe Allan Austin Baker Jim Barnett Robert Bent Robert Beers Clark Buchanan Foy Covington Clarence Cummingt William Davis Shine Davis James Ellis Frank Faust John Garner Tarry Glover John Gray John Green James Hartman Frank Hiio Loon Johnson Paul Kilpatrick Rufcba Kingston Robert lewis Ed Logan Jack Lohner Donald Long Frank Mathews John Parker Drew Ragan William Regan Sam Romano Robert Rowe Richa-d Runyon William Sarda Emmelt Sherrill James Slaughter Tom Wlll’am Georqe Wi son Bonny Frank Whidden W-ight B-atsolle Roddv Kindrick Bob St. Parria Top: What's so funny? Canter: Chow time ... Bottom: Go man 90 ... In 1869, when three soldiers decided to form one of them fraternity things' at V.M.I. in Lexington, the uppermost thought was to find some means of identification. . . . The lover of the bunch suggested a snake, since a serpent was what tempted Eve. ... So. after many years of crawling, the snake made its way down to Auburn, and whioped the boys out a charter in 1890. . . . Some of the parties that are cooked up at the house arc the White Rose Formal' and numerous stag binocular gatnerings. . . . The colors gold, black, and white must have been selec ed from the complexion of the Diamond 3ack Ratt er. . . . Stuoies have been Inter fe'ring with da ly T.V. viewing—but not much. . . . Regular trips to the guadrangle keeps the pinned brothers in the pool. . . . Officers are: George Mize, commander; Tommy Warr. second in command: Herb White, regimental letter writer; Jack Barron, leader of the change gang: and Jasper Reaves, housemonster. . . . Mrs. Isabella Jones tries to keep the snokes straight. siGmfl nu 246 FUST ROW John Arnold Sill Ashby Jackie Barron Jett Beard John 8c.hU i Charlia Blordh m Bill Bowdaa Ditk Boyette SECONO ROW: Billy Brabham Mickey Brown Duke Brown Lawrence Bryan Sam Butner Rat Chisolm D ck Cobbs Hanry Cranthaw THIRO ROW: lorn u arnell Charles Devane Joa Do.an. John Dismulat Sob Diioa 8.11 Dolan 8.11 Onffay lobby Ellis FOURTH ROW: nm Faulk Joa Ford Lester Ford Thornton Garvin Gary Gay Ray Gotdwire Millar Gorria William Harden FIFTH ROW: Roy Hereford Jim Hogue Harold Horne Gorman Houston Jimmy Hughes Billy Hughey Jim LaMar Johnny Langley SIXTH ROW: Don Johnson Tucker Matto Tim Mound Ray Metcalf 8 II Millar George Miye Jim McCown Jim Bo Noltel Tom O'Rorkc SEVENTH ROW John Parks John Parrish James Patterson Jake Patterson Dav.d Path's George Petmick Jim Prattman Young Potts Sonny Powell EIGHTH ROW: Joa Power Toby Propst Jasper Reaves Morris Reddick Wallace Scarbrough Jim Stephens Ken Streeter Tony Sturges Don Styrcheomb NINTH ROW: Joseph Sultby Tommy Tate Duke Tatum Ed Thomas Jim Thurman Joe Thurman 8illy Tidwell Charles Todd Jack Vandivar TENTH ROW: ommy Warr Icabod Whit, He rbo White Neal Wiggins S li Williams Charles Williams Harold Youmarss Jimmy Hall Buddy Brown NOT IN PANEL James Collier At Eorlenberry Feli« Grimsley Cecil Stan Harrell John Hart Philip Hayes Don Haynes Robin Hur At Jenkins Harold Johnson Jim King Jules Martin Bob M syne Frank Mickle Dan Monroe Charles Rowe Bob Sect! Fred Sheridan Charles Wingate w? Richmond College was the site of the first door that was painted red. ... It was in 1901 that some of Richmond s local firo department decided to spray one of their fire engines In front of a boarding house, which netted the house wish a bright red door, the Auburn door was oainted in the year of 1908 . . . Sigma Phi Eps Ion is o charter member of the National Interfraternity Council. . . . Chapter meetings have been held everywhere including the dorms, football field, and casino. ... A heortshaped badge displaying a skull and crossbones is sometimes lost at the previous mentioned places. . . . Purple is one of the colors—guess what the other one is. . . . Basketball games on the patio are interrupted f'equently by the sounds of shuffling little feet. . . . Mother Wal ace is honorary co’ore and Byrd Farmer throws his weight around in I.F.C. mect ngs. . . . They seem to be content to continue their roll calls on Gay Street—so we'll let em be. Top: The Dawg Confer: The shadow and hlj boyj Bottom: Wakili... s i g m n PHI EPSILOn 2X8 i l iM oJ j 5 § «. J c c - . s 6 Alpha Delta come to the Plains in 1926 when a bunch of non-fraternity men cecidcd to plont a boxwood in a fishpond, and were awakened with a national charter the next morning. . . . Now the pin-shaped pond is the Idea cooling placo for brothers who lose their pins. . . . Slue iights are traditionally the nameplate of the Auburn chapter since the house was used as a casino during the golden era of the fraternity. . . . Seems ike everyone wants a room on north side of the house since girls have moved in the neighboring house. . . . Mrs. Susie French has amazed the boys with her delightful uke plucking during the two years she has been wi h them. . . . Top on the totem pole is Bill Parish with second place being taken by Haven C. Brown, who is afraid of high perches aryway. . . . Ray Prichard takes care of the miscelloneous files and Jim Sanderlin dreams of monthly takes of that green stuff. Top: The big nigh Center: The rest of the furniture' being remodeled Bottom: A quiet evening nt home siGmfl pi 250 FIRST ROW: Jimmy Alston Pat Bigler Ruttell Boren W ldon Boiemer Bob Britt Bobby Brown SECOND ROW Skip Brown Bob Buettner Oa� id Carter Wendell Childs John Cool Billy Daniel THIRD ROW: Me! Fuller Oonjld Green Rayburn Hattscock Geo-qe King Richard lee R. I. Morris FOURTH ROW: 8ob Norris Ronald Owen Bill Perish Bob Pierce Jimmy Pierce Nolen Robertson FIFTH ROW: Chariot Rogers Lindsey Rogers Mai Rosenberg Bob Russell Jim Sandetlin SIXTH ROW: loon Thomas Philip Utter Fred Ward John Yauger Mrs. Susie French NOT IN PANEL Bishop Anthony Robert Armitteod Brown Boldinq Bartow Ballard Jad Cornett Jimmy C’ane Frank Daniel 8obbv Dodd Billy Jack Eidson Phil Grimtley Dick Haury Doyle James R:ll Jones Charles Kinser Bill Knight Da.id Lett Gale Lln-ter Geo-oe Mattison Larry McG'aun 8 II McKinnon Arthur McLean Al McMahan John Mullins Al Myers Tom Nelson John Rawls Dillon Reid Bud Robinson Pot Ryan James Searcy Al Shockley Lloyd Sprinkle Jim Spurlinq Terry Sta’r Delaine Thornbuty Floyd Trcdeway Bill Waller Jack Ward Richard Williams Sid Williams Jug Wilson Mike Wilton Geo-ge Yo-anq Top: Was if worth if Jerry ? ? ? Confer: Bofween breakfast and 2:00 Bottom: Initiation HE Once upon a time in a dark and wet island, a drunk sailor vowed he would found a fraternity in honor of whatever or whoever cou d got him off of the islard. . . . Weeks later a native named Yurrgtrrkkegig brought him a boat made of teak wood for him to paddle off in. . . . Not being able to pronounce the name of the native, he named the fraternity after the boat— thereby, founding the Tekes. ... Beta Lambda chapter started dealing the women fits in the year of 1947. . . . Since then, the chapter has managed to have many wild and unique parties, among which is the celebrated Bugle Party in which everyone goes on a toot. . . . Mother Olive fascinates the boys with her tales of the Can Can era. . . . B ll Dawson plays parliamentarian and Norman Whitman waits for his chance. . . . Carbon paper is worn out by Richard Mitchell and the goatskin pouch is guarded by Jimmy Hatcher. TflU KflPPfl EPSILOn 252 FIRST ROW: 1 I Joyt M Brent, Jr. Samp! 0 Brown Bobby Jo Clark B'lly L. Clement David W. Craddock SECOND ROW: Charlet F Davit William T. Dawton Samuel B Durrance Jam t G. Epp rton William E. Epperton THIRD ROW: Henry A. Event Charlei O. Glotcock Billy E. Gray Chari ! W. Grimm Jamet P. Hatcher, Jr. FOURTH ROW: M « Manry Richard F Mitchell Otis S. Moreman. Ill Jam ! t Phillipt FIFTH ROW: Themai T Slumer 8«ryl G. Toler Norman I. Whilman Mn. O. C. Guftniipi NOT IN PANEL Paul Weiley Heaton A. Phillip Jon t William 0, DeJune Jacltcr 0. Royal Albert B Sccqin Top: Grab if Confer: A little movement in the sacroiliac ... Bottom: Grin end share it In the days of :ong ago. 1856. several Norwich University students began a long hike in the dangerous Aaggghhh Mountains overlooking the scenic village of Watcrbluo. . . . Being cornered by a cold rattlesnake 15,000 feet above lovel sod. the boys dee ded that something must bo done. . . . Quickly unsheathing two swords, one of the boys pinned the snake to the ground—thereby forming the badge that is row the fraternity emblem. . . . Auburn added a dash of Theta and Chi to its list in 1918. .. . The frat is sometimes called the Fraternity of Deans, obviously meaning that many of the members ore named Dean. . . . Frank Orr delivers the stirring Wednesday night addresses while Bucdy Graves suppl es the cues—speecn cues. . . . Form 333-275 is fileo by John Howard and Arthur F. Smith serves the first of month subpoenas. . . . Mrs. Hazel Maynard keeps cand es in the many winoows. THETA CHI 25 FUST ROW: Jimmie Adjmi Samuel Adams William Armistead Ewart Atkins Douglas Bearden Joe Broadwater Julian Burgess SECOND ROW: l« v Carter Claude Casey Jack Chapman Leslie Collins Clauda Conn Ed Cornoly Robert Coulter Fred Denton THIRD ROW; Ronald Downey David Ferwerd a Bobby Flin Bobby Fullerton Milton Graves Wallar Green Jamal Griffin FOURTH ROW: Kobarr Geiiedge Lynn Heckler John Harper Will Harper James Hamby William HanOarion W lliam Hotn FIFTH ROW: John Howard Milo Howard Wallace Lacay William Lockard Wallace McKinney Winter McNair Frank Orr SIXTH ROW: Jamai Parker Jorry Parkar Arthur Smith Carl Strange John Sumrall William Swader SEVENTH ROW Edmond Taylo-Robert T niley Stanley Vardas Leo Woodall Clyde Wright William Volt NOT IN PANEL Clauda Aliup John Barton Robert Bonnett Harry 6ro� n Fred Carlay Donald C ufat Loi'ie Coll ns Harlan Cooper Wayne Coipar Clifford Coulter Vernon Ouke Gerald Faulkner Ban Gregory Harwell Gragg Robert Hartsalla Glenn Harvey William Henderion John Mornung David Johnttoa Harold Kolb Bruce Laiiitar William Lawrence Joseph Maloney William Mayhall Hugh McCrary Samuel McRae Odeut Millar Juliui Nations Earle Parmer Arthur Powell George Pyle W lliam Reynolds Thomas Sandusky Robert Scarboro Fredrick Shepard Ooneld Smith Leon Smith Jamas Spikes Kenneth Steiner Winston Stevenson William Swader Herschell Wellman 0Z This fraternity was obviously founded oy some great politicians since its birth was in the days of the robe yells and yonkoe promises. . . . That charter was inked in the year of 1864 at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Magnolia Street donned the flag in 1950. . . . Long range plans include a trick football formation which is supposed to net a trophy—that is. if everyone blocks his man. ... A banquet, called the 6294 Banquot. got its name when a president of the chapter forgot that he wasn’t on the gridiron and started calling signals instead of introducing tho speaker. . . . The pin of the fraternity is a Theta superimposed on an Xi—since those two letters form the name of a fraternity of tho same name. . . . Mrs. Bertha Prowell se'ves sorghum with biscuits that would make Aunt Jemima bush, if she ecu d. . . . Roy Crawford is keeper of the mallet and David Hayes keeps the key that opens the box that keeps the mallet. . . . Donald Newton moves the quill whi e Jock Ki«iah practices bookkeeping. Top: Cal! ya and lick two Center: Mom Prowell and her boys Bottom: It won't b� long THETA XI 256 first row; Will! Blackmon Howell Collini William Crawford Jimmy Davli Donald Dulton SECOND BOW Michael Dutton Fiank Fernanda! William Fuqua Jwdion Garner Lull Gaitan THIRD ROW; Roqer Him Philip Hot aday Jamat Karaqar Donald Lambert Roy Ladbattar FOURTH ROW: Donald Laquait Elbert Mudqe Georg Mumma Billy Neighbors Donald Newton FIFTH ROW Timothy Frin William G. Ralnai Donald R Rica Archie Rogers William W Ruth SIXTH ROW: El bait J Simpion Dean L. Upshaw Donald C. Whit Claud S Wiiqht Mi . B. C. Pro-ell NOT IN PANEL Hamat C. Atkins John M. Friday David I. Hayai Jack C Kiniah William W. Robeilton Mai Hall Mark Radvi Robert Evam Roy Johnson Wayne McIntyre U I C T 0 R V R E T U R n S TO T H E FIRST ROW: Fob J«m t. B«n Higgins, Char-II H t«w y, Charlie Litfloi, George Atkins. Al Breme, Joe Child' , BUI Burbertk, Bobby Freemen Ray Minor. SECOND ROW: Chuck Maiirne Billy Whitten, Frank DAgostino. Vince N«r-done, Ted Neurn. Johnny Ad-amt, Joe Neure Dan Clayton, Neil Galloway. Jim Peerton, Jimmy Long. THIRD ROW: Billy Hiekt, Bunnie Robinton, Vince Dooley, Jack Locklear, Joe Davit, Bobby Duke, Ed Baker, Ed Duncan, Bubba Waxen. Bill Kiloatrick. Jim Lolton. FOURTH ROW; Olin Cunningham, Jim Pyburn, Jim Hall, 8ob Scarbrough, Jim Crouch, Dav Middleton, Howell Tubbt. M. L. Brackett. Don Rogers. Jack Clark. George Roger . The 1953 football season saw victory come back to Auburn as the Tigers posted a record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and I tie. This is the best rocord since 1935. Shug” Jordan, not to be outdone by the banishing of the two platoon system, came up with something much better than anything seen on the Plains in years. That something was divided into two equal units, hotter known now by everyone in the nation as the X and Y teams. These two teams, led by their respective quartorbacks, Vince Dooley and Bobby Freeman, set 14 new Auburn football team and individual records. These are: (I) Total rushing and passing yardage of 3398 to better the old mark of 2962 set in 1951; (2) Quarterbacks passed for 1143 yards to surpass the 1949 mark of 1139; (4) Fifteen backs averaged 4.8 yards per carry in 467 attempts to top the 1942 average of 4.6; (5) Nine backs and linemen intercepted 20 passes of the 127 thrown against them and returned these interceptions for 381 yards to eclipse the old record of 288 set in 1939; (6) Their interception return average was 19.1 which erased the old record of 18.5 in 1937; (7) Five backs returned 30 punts for 421 yards and an average of 14 yards per return to break the mark of 11.4 set in 1946. (8) Fourteen backs and linemen scored 257 points to beat the 1935 record of 201; (9) Their average of 339.8 yards per game eclipsed the old mark of 296.2 established in 1951; (10) The quarterbacks connected on 50 per cent (70-140) of their passes to break the record of 49.4 per cent set in 1952; (II) James averaqed 39.0 yards on 3 interceptions to shadow the mark of 22.7 sot in 1949 by Dwiqht Hitt; (121 Jamos averaged 6.7 yards per carry to broak Curtis Kuykendall's mark of 6.6 set in 1944; (13) Freeman averaged 20.3 yards on 8 punt returns—Dooley averaged 20.6 on 5 punts— both arc better than Travis Tidwoll’s 11.8 avoraqc of 1946; (14) Dooley completed 25 of 47 passes for a 53.2 percentage to cancel Dudley Spence's mark of 50.4 por cent set in 1952. The Plainsmen were voted Team of the Week three times during the season for their performances against Mississippi, Mississippi State, and Tulane. They led the SEC in total points scored, total offense, and rushing offense. The Tigers received nationwide recognition as they led the country in percentage of pass interceptions and placed fourth in the AP’s Surprise Team of the Year behind Illinois, Stanford, and Iowa. The 1953 team of Shug Jordan was the second team in Auburn history to play in a maior bowl. The first one being the 1937 squad that defeated Michigan State 6-0 in the 1938 Orange Bowl. Four Plainsmen were named to the all SEC squad. These were: X tackle Frank D'Agostino, first toam; Y end Jim Pyburn, first team; X guard George Atkins, second team; and Y quarterback Bobby Freeman, third team. Truly victory has returned to the Plains! But, enough for now. Let’s flip the page and pick up a few details of the 1953 Auburn Football Team. YEAR JEFF BEARD Athlttie Director SHOT SENN HAL HERRINS SENE LORENOO JOEL EAVES Lift« Coach Lin Coach End Co«h End Coach CHARLIE WALLER BUCK 8RADBERRY DICK McGOWAN JOE CONNAllY 8«ckfie'd Coach 8 ckfi ld Coach Fr«ihman Coach Fi shm n Coach the men ujho deriued THE FORmULR BILL BECKWITH Athletic Publicity Dir« for KEN HOWARD H ad Train«r MILTON THURSTON Equip nan Cuitodi.ii TRAVIS LINDSAV Studaat Managa 262 THESE mEn WE HOnOR Captain vince dooly Vine . ho plat'd quarterback «nd defers! � deback on th X team, wot invited to play In th Annual Blue-Gray Gam , but had to refuse because ©f the Gator Bow! Gam . H was voted th outstanding player on !h« Plaintman squad (or hit performance in th« Jacksonville elatile. Vine mad two (in kickoff returns agains the North in tha Senior Bowl Gam . Thet w r hit only ottentiv «f(ortt. how«v r. at Coaeh Ow n placed him on the c� nt! platoon. CO-CAPTAIN eo BAKER Ed wet the center linbacker and defentive tignal caller on the X team. Mil tpe«d and ability earned him the title of Beit Offensive Center in the SEC in a coachet poll, alto pUyed n the Mobil Clastic and like Vine , was a victim ot th two platoon system, employed by both coachet cicept that he was placed on the offensive platoon BO8BY DUKE Bobby played on both the X and Y teams this season due to injuries to th right nolfbock corps. No on will forget hit kickoff ro urn of 100 yards aqains Mississippi State. Bobby w t on of a few that played bo'h offense and defense for the South in th Annual Mobil Gam . FRANK D’AGOSTINO A ''Yank who hat found a home in th South. Frank, a sophomore tackle on th X team, mad the All SEC first team which may mean he't headed for All-American honors in th future. JIM PYBURN Jim. an end on Ih Y team, led the past receiving department for th Plainsmen In the conference he was second only to Georgia' John Carton. As a result of his eicellent receiving and sterling defensive play Jim mad the All SEC first team. B08BY FREEMAN Goota. Y team quarterback and defensive tidaback. was placed on th All SEC third team Me wet alto voted by the conference coaches, th best defensive back ir the SEC GEORGE ATKINS George, X team guard, played oustanding ball throughout th season and was chosen on th all conference ?no team He would have been a first team choice if there had not been two All-American guards In tha SEC. SENIOR BOWL PLAYERS Representing Auburn in the annual Mob! • classic were center Ed Baker quarterback Vine Dooley, and right halfback Bobby Ouk . FRANK D'AGOSTINO JIM RYBURN 263 AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN AUBURN 4 7 1 3 2 1 6 3 4 1 6 2 9 3 9 4 5 7 scflson . ■ ■ STETSON 0 OLE MISS 0 MISS. STATE 2 1 GA. TECH 36 T U L A N E 7 FLORIDA 7 MIAMI 2 0 GEORGIA 1 8 CLEMSON 19 ALABAMA 10 Looking back over the season we see that the Tigers record of 7 wins, 2 losses, and I tie is the best record since 1935. Here arc a few highlights of this 10 game 1953 football season. Fourteen Auburn Football records were broken this year by Vince Dooley. Bobby Freeman, and their X and Y teams. Some of those records dated back to the undefeated team of 1932. In addition to this, the Tigers led the SEC in total points scored, 257; wore first in the conference with their total offensive average of 339.8 yards; were second to Georgia Tech in total defense average; and Fob James led the conference with a 6.7 yard per carry average in 72 attempts. n 1$■ £ s P : rs 5-= 3 •'3 j ® I r -o 5 = ; � 2-o a. — r ar i-M. d« • 2. c c c c s c c fffTSTf 5333353 � •«• ifffill is:ww0;5� . AUBURN 21 • STATE 21 Mississippi State's Marooni held Auburn in tow for 40 minutes, until Bobby Dule took a kickoff and raced ICO yards down the sidelines to score. This run ignited the Plainsmen as they came from a 21-0 deficit to on electrifying 21-21 tie in Starkville. Miss. It was all Mississippi State for two and a half quarters. Behind Jackie Parker, they took the opening kickoff and drovo 80 yards to score. The Maroons scored again late in the second quarter to make the score board road 14-0 at halftime. State scored again early in the third period and the stage was set for one of the greatest comebacks in Auburn history. Bobby Duke made his touchdown run immediately after the final State tally and the Plainsmen were back in the game. Later, with only five minutes remaining in the game. Goorge Atkins blocked a Jackie Parker punt. Jim Pyburn scooped it up and raced sir yards over the goal to make the score 21-14. Bobby Freeman scored the third TD. capping a M yard drive, with only eight seconds remaining in the game. Joe Davis added the eitra point with only one second left to climai the great comeback. “TEAA1 OF THE WEEK” STAGES AmOZIflG COmEBACK . . . GAME STATISTICS Auourn. t . . . Eirit Downs . State ■ I Auburn IBS Total Yardage Slate US Auburn Basset Attempted . . State. . . 10 Auburn. . « . Passes Completed . . . . Stete. . s Auburn. . 0. . . . Besses Intercepted . . . . Stete. . 1 Auburn. . J2. . . Punting Average . State J2 Auburn. . . 20. . . . . . Yards Pertained . . . . . State. . . 0 James' off-tackle play nets short yardage. BUT FAILS TO VINCE NARDONE JIMMY LONG M L. BRACKETT ED DUNCAN BEN HIGGINS ED BAKER Auburn’ second touchdown ,eor,d by Hataway from tha thr... Pyburn snags « Freeman aerial for a firtt down on the Tech four. AUBURN 6 • GA. TECH 36 Lata Saturday, Octobar 17th. found tha man from the Plaint on tha thort and of the tcore for the firtt tima in the seaion. The Tiger ' X and Y team matched the Yellow Jacket in every way eicept tha tcore and in the number of fumble . Tha latter wat the only reaton for tha dafaat. The Plainsmen started several drive that carried them deep into Tech territory, but all of these drive eicept one. were (topped by fumblat. Joe Devi scored Auburn one touchdown in the fourth quarter on an off tackle run that was good for 13 yards. This was the fir t TO for Automatic Joo in hit collage career on the gridiron. Apparently it wat Leon Hardoman Day at Grant Field on that October 17th, becauso he had hit best day of the season for the Yellow Jacket . Wugsy wat a conttenf thorn in the tide of the Tiger . 8obby Oodd. Tech head coach, said our boys played a good game and that the Jacket were lucky to win by a 30 point margin. Oodd alt© predicted a great future for Bobby Freeman and Jim Pyburn. AUBURN 34 . TULANE 7 Auburn Plaintmen broke a sir-game Ladd Stadium jim by scoring a lopsided decision over the Tulene Green Wave in Mobile. Sparked by a crushing ground attack and an alert defense, the Plainsmen racked up a 34-7 victory. Tulene held it own for the first ten minutes of the game, but Auburn broke the ice by driving S9 yard for a score late in the first period. Charlie Hataway bulled over from the one. Hataway also tallied the second touchdown in the second quarter and the score was 13-0 at halftime. The Green Wive got back in the game momentarily in the third quarter by driving 56 yard for a touchdown. After this it was all Auburn. Late in the third quarter. Bobby Freeman passed into the end lone to Bobby Ouke. who caught the ball after it had been deflected by a Tulane defender. In the final quarter the Plainsmen scored twice more. Midway through the period Bobby Freeman ran tie yard around right end on a fake pass to score. This run climaied a 76 yard drive which the Plainsmen completed in 12 play . Joe Childrest ended Auburn scoring by racing 22 yards over center to increase the total to 34 points. The Plaintmen emerged from the game a the leading offensive and defensive team in the SEC. GAME STATISTICS IS . First Oowrs Ga. Tech 17 W Total Yardage Ga Tech 351 IY Pa e Attempted Ga Tech . 15 10 Passes Completed . Ga. Tech. t 0 . . Pesses Intercepted . . . Ga. Tech. . 1 12.4 Punting Average . . . Ga. Tech. . . 14. J Auburn. . . SO . . . Yards Pertained . . . Ga. Tech. . . 75 Auburn It Auburn. . . Jit. Auburn. . . . Auburn. . . ). Auburn. . . 0. Auburn. . . JO.J. Auburn. . . 45. GAME STATISTICS . . First Downs . . Total Yardage -Passe Attempted Passes Completed Passe Intercepted . Puntino Average • . Yard Penalised • Tulane . . 10 . . Tulana . . 15 . . Tu'ane. . . 7 . . Tulane ... I . . Tulane . . ) . . Tu'ane. . .41.5 . . Talane. . . ?� VINCt OOOIEY EOI JAMES BOIIY DUKE Charlie hataway STOP THE VELLOUJ JACKETS 19 5 3 h o in e c o m i n g AUBURN 16 • FLORIDA 7 The X and Y teams of Shug Jordan gave fh old grads something to yell about av they rolled over tha Gators 16.7. Vine Dooley and 8obby Freeman engineered their units up and down the field all afternoon, at the ttatiitict show. The X team tcored in the firtt quarter aftor driving 46 yard with Charlie Halaway carrying for the latt 3. Tho Y team took over in the second quarter and drove 80 yards for it tcore. Bobby Freeman tcored from 10 yard out and Joe Davit came in and tplit the uprights. In tho third quarter the X team completed Auburn't tcoring with a drive of 91 yardt. With a fourth down and 7 yardt to go Automatic Joe'' cam in and kicked true for the final 26 yardt and 3 point . The Gaton tcored late in the 4th quarter but it wat too late to overcome the Plainsman advantage. T UJ 0 FLORIDA Duke grabs a Dooley pats for 10 yardt. Y team starting their second quarter touchdown drive. JIM HAU TEO NEURa Johnny Adams temporarily forgot his running chores and grabbed 4 pastes for a total of 84 yards. A check on the defentive play shows that the Gators failed to make a first down or complete a past in the first half. Bobby Freeman was awarded the Most Valuable Player Trophy for his outstanding performance throughout the gam . The largest crowd in Auburn't history. 25.500, taw 8obby demonstrate hit all American potential. Auburn It Auburn. 185 Auburn IS Auburn . 10 Auburn. ) Auburn. 25.4. Auburn 40 GAME STATISTICS . . . First Downs . . Total Yardage Pastas Completed Posies Completed Passes Intercepted Puotirg Average . Yards Penalised . Florida 4 Florida UV Florida ? Florida 4 . 0 Florida. . . 31 3 Florida . . 50 CO CD Ui « TJ c 5 � i £ E - I - 0 i 2 I T - - ° | o O' c £ CHARLIE Limes JOE CHILDRESS JOE DAVIS ray MINOR GEORGIA 18 For the first time tine 1942 the Tigert beat the Bulldogt and. to far at we know, that 39-18 teor it still on the tcoreboard in Columbut. The two toamt fought on almott van termt in tho firtf half, but the tecond half wat all X and Y. Dooley and Freeman led their retpectiv unitt offentively and do-fentively. The Plaintmen teamt gave the crowd of 28.000 everything it could pottibly want to tee . . . long pattet ard runt, brilliant punt returnt and patt interceptiont. and bruiting blocks and tackles. Fob Jamet and Bobby Freeman led the tii Tiger tcorart with two TD't apiece. Freeman't punt return of 9S yardt for a touchdown it the longett in Auburn football hittory and the tilth longett in SEC hiltory. Georgia had Bratowiki, Clement, and all American end. John Carton, but the alert Tiger defente kept them bottled up eicept for two or three occationt. BULLDOGS H ODD THE 0 III L £ V E S Dooley ttept ovor for ti« poinft againtt the Bulldogt. Jamet nott I 5 yardt off tackle for the X team. The ’'Brat hit John Carton with the longett pan of the afternoon. It wat good for 64 yardt and a TD. Foott’’ Clement run of 53 yardt wat the longett in that department, but the Plaintmen had 8 runt in the 10-30 yard bracket that made a big difference in the final outcome. Dooley and Freeman (8 of 15) outpatted Bratowtki and Harper (5 of 17) to beat the Bulldogt at their own gam . Thit day't 39 points wat the moit an Auburn team had tcored againtt the Bulldogt in 53 years! GAME STATISTICS Alburn. . 12. . .... firtt Downt .... . Georgia . . 8 Alburn. . 404 Total Yardage . Georgia. . 30 Aiburr IS Pattet Attempted Georgia . . l Album 8 Pattai Computed Georgia S Alburn . 2. . Pattet Intercepted Georgia 2 Alburn. . . 33.2. . Punting Average Georgia 42 4 Auburn. . . SS. . . . . Yardt Penallied . . . . Georgia. . . 32 270 King's pass intercepted by James for a 38-yard return. Hataway's fifth TD icored against Bama for Auburn' first quarter lead. OF T E KPS WERE upon AUBURN 45 CLEMSON 19 AUBURN 7 ALABAMA 10 The Plainsmen journeyed to South Carolina and ruined the Clemson Tigors' Homocoming to the tuno of 45-19. The Plainsmen allowed the Tigers to make 4 consecutive first downs. Then George Atkins intercepted a Oon King pass and raced 67 yards for Auburn's first TD. Four plays later. Fob James grabbed another King aerial and scampered 38 yards to the Clemson 7 yard-line. Duke carried it over for si� points. The Plainsman offense had the ball for only seven minutes in the first half, but scored 26 points. Dooley started the second half scoring with a 26 yard run on the option play. Fob James set up Auburn's 2nd third period score with a 63 yard run. Pyburn grabbed a 13-yard pass from Freeman in the fourth quarter to end Auburn’s scorinq for the day. Ga:kln, Clemson's all conference end. caught 4 of King's passes— three for touchdowns. The 6’4'' end was the best to face the X and Y teams all season. Auburn intercepted 6 Clemson passes and returned them for 166 yards. The two best teams in the SEC met for their annual intrastate batllo in Birmingham with a Winner Take All situation focing them. Both teams had strong offonses and stout defenses. The defenses played the major role in the game however, as neither team could muster more than one touchdown drive. The X and Y teams played outstanding ball and deserved to win this, the most important game of the season. Dooley’s X unit was probably the more effective that afternoon, but Vince was injured in the third quarter and forced to leave the game. Auburn drove 55 yards for its score in the first poriod with dependable Charlie Hataway doing the honors. Joo Davis added tho PAT. The Plainsmon drove within Alabama's 20 yard line three other times but failed to score. The Tide rolled 62 yards for its TD in the second quarter with Stone carrying the last 12 yards. Luna kicked a 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to end the scoring and give the Tide the SEC Crown and a bid to the Cotton Bowl. GAME STATISTICS Auburn IS . First Downs Clemson Auburn 18 Total Yardage Clemson 455 Auburn IJ . Passes Attemptec . Clemson . 2' Auburn t Passes Comoleted . Clemson 10 Auburn 4 Passes Intercepted 9 Auburn . n j Punting Average . C'emson 24.5 Auburn . . so . . . . Yards Remained . . . . Clemson . iS GAME STATISTICS IJ First Cowns Alabama 12 254 Total Yardage Alabama 295 17 Pastes Attempted . Alabama 7 Auburn 4 Passes Completed . Alaoara . 7 2 Pastes Intercepted Alabsrra 0 32 2 Punting Average . . . . Alabama . Auburn . . 49 . . Yards Penaliied . . . . Alabama . 20 JIM LOFTON IILL KILPATRICK GLEN PUGH BILL IUR8ANK 271 RUBURR OUERPOUJERED AUBURfl 13•TERRS TECH 35 in n E Ul VERB’S DflV CLASSIC Th 9th annual Gator Bowl marled tho return of an Auburn team to a bowl after an absence of 16 years. The Plainsmen beat Michigan State 6-0 in the 1938 Orange Bowl, their only other bowl engagement. and were shooting for their second bowl victory in the Jacksonville classic. A crowd of 32.000 watched the Tigers outplay Teias Tech the first half, and figured that the X and Y teams would return and run up a score against the nation's top scoring machine of the 1953 season. Auburn kicked off to Te«as Tech and forced them to punt. It took the Piainsmen just 10 plays to go 60 yards for a TD with 8obby Duke carrying it over from the l-yard line. Joe Davis kicked tho PAT. Again Auburn kicked off, hold, and started goalward. James scored on a 48 yard run. but it was called back. After the penalty, the X team kept going. They had a first down on the Red Raider nine yard line, but thon fumbled. In the second quarter the boys from Teias got their first first down, and later their first score to tie up the game. Moments later, Charlie Littles intercepted a Kirkpatrick pass and returned it 36 yards to the Red Raider 46. Dooley passed to Pyburn for 21 yards, then ran for 15 and 10 yards and the score. That's the way the first half ended—Auburn 13. Te as 7. The second half, however, was all Texas Tech, eicept for ono drive and score on a pass from Dooley to Jim Hall, which was nullified by a penalty. Led by Cavazos and Kirkpatrick, tho Red Raiders scored twice in both the third and fourth quarters. Cavazos showed the form and speed that made him second team All American as he scored 3 of the 5 Tech TD's. One was on a record breaking 62 yard run. The Plainsmen never gave up, but could never got anothor drive started. Vince Dooley, who was voted the outstanding player on Auburn's team, Frank D'Agostino, and Ted Neura led the Tiger attack and defense. Ed Baker, who had to leave the game in the second quarter with an injurod ankle, also played good football for the Plainsmon. It was a hard game for the Tigers to lose and they have nothing to regret because thoy started Auburn back on the bowl road and wo believe that future teams from tho Plains will follow their example and keep this road full of traffic. A recapuletion of Auburn's first bowl game, as reproduced from the 1938 GLOMERATA, when the Plainsmen defeated Michigan State in the Orange Bowl by a score of 6-0. GAME STATISTICS Auburn. . . 12. . Teias Tech. . II Auburn. . . 247. . . Total Yardage . . . Teias Tech . J7I Auburn. . 14. . . Passes A’tempted . Teias Tech. . 12 Auburn. . . 4. Passes Completed . . . Teias Tech. 4 Auburn. 1 Pastes Intercepted . Teias Tech. 2 Auburn JOS. Teias Tech JJ 1 Auburn. . . 44. . . . Yards Penalized . . . . Teias Tech. . . 11 A 36-yard interception return by Littles starts Auburn's second TD drive. Duke scores first New Year's Day touchdown. SEC CONCH OF THE VENR With 21 years experience in the SEC, both as player and coach. James Ralph Jordan's career presents a colorful gridiron biography. We pay tribute to Shug by presenting a few highlights of the past and present which confirm our belief in him as a producer of bowl teams. Let's go back a few years ... to the year 1938. As we all remember, that was the year that the Auburn Tigers defeated Michigan State in the Orange Bowl. On the other hand, how many of us remember that ''Shug spent his first year as a varsity coach during the 1937 season that sent our alums to the Miami Classic? Also, that he had previously served as head freshman coach and directed his teams through four undefeated seasons? Each member of the Orange Bowl squad received his freshman tutoring from Shug . He continued his line coaching until called into the service in 1941. After a ten year absence, he returned to the Plains; this time as head coach. Coach Jordan organized his staff and started a rebuilding program that paid off in only three years. He organized the X and Y teams this past season to combat the shelving of the two platoon system. This strategy cashed big dividends as it sent Auburn to the Gator Bowl Classic in Jacksonville, Florida. Under Shug’s tutoring, the 1953 Plainsmen were named Team of the Week” in the SEC three times, “Team of the Year in the conference, fourth in the AP Surprise Football Team of 1953, and broke 14 school and individual football records. While his squad was picking up these honors. Shug was also being awarded a few of the same. They were: three times Coach of the Week in the Southeastern Conference. Coach of the Week in tho nation for the 13-0 victory over Ole Miss, Coach of the Year in the SEC. and sixth place in the Scripps-Howard poll for Coach of the Year for the nation. Not only does Shug Jordan's record pay tribute to himself, but also to the game, the conference, his coaches, and his players. COACH RALPH JORDAN'S FOOTBALL HISTORY Year School Status Won Lost Tied Head Coach 1929 . . Auburn . . . Player . 2 7 0 . . . George Bohler 1930 . Auburn . . Player . 3 7 0 . .... Chet Wynne 1931 . . Auburn . . . Player .... . 5 3 1 . .... Chet Wynne 1932 . Auburn . . Assistant .... . 9 0 1 . .... Chet Wynne 1933 . . Auburn . . . Assistant . . . 5 5 0 . .... Chet Wynne 1934 . Auburn . Assistant .... . 2 8 0 .... Jack Meagher 1935 . . Auburn . . . Assistant .... S 2 0 . . . Jack Meagher 1934 . Auburn . . Assistant .... . 7 2 2 .... Jack Meagher 1937 . . Auburn . Assistant .... . 5 2 3 .... Jack Meagher 1938 . . Auburn . . . Assistant .... 4 5 1 .... Jack Meagher 1939 . . Auburn . . Assistant .... . 5 5 1 ... Jock Meagher 1940 . . Auburn . . . Assistant .... 6 4 1 .... Jack Meagher 1941 Auburn Assistant .... A 5 1 .... Jack Meagher 1942-1945 (Military Service) 1946 . . . Miami Assistant .... Seahawls Georgia . . Assistant . . . . 10 0 0 Jack Meagher 1947 . . Georgia . . Assistant . . . . 7 4 0 Wally Butts 1948 Georgia . . Assistant . . . 9 1 0 .... Wally Butts 1949 . Georgia . . . Assistant . . . . 4 4 1 Wally Butts 1950 . Georgia . . Line Coach . . . 6 2 3 1951 . . Auburn . Head Coach . . . 5 5 0 . . . . Ralph Jordan 1957 Auburn . . Head Coach . . 2 8 0 . . . . Ralph Jordan 1953 Auburn Head Coach . . . 7 2 1 . . . . Ralph Jordan 2 1 Years in SEC . . 115 83 16 275 Reproduced from the 1937 GLO-MERATA after Freshman Coach Ralph Jordan had led his aggregation through th fourth straight undefeated season. The varsity team that went to the Orange Bowl in 1938 was largely composed of graduates from these record teams. Auburn's basketball team, under the capable direction of Coach Joel Eaves, enjoyed one of its finest seasons in history in 1953-1954, winning 16 and losing 8. Led by big Bob Miller, the Plainsmen broke five school records and finished fifth in the SEC with a 8-6 record. In early games the outlook for the season was dim, but the new year seemed to start the team on the road to victory. Hitting their stride in mid-season, the Plainsmen won seven straight conference games before being stopped by LSU. Besides leading his team to five school records, Miller was also responsible for nine new individual records, breaking four that he had set his junior year. Miller set new records in most points scored in one season with 426, best average per game 276 with 18.7, best field goal average with 49.6 per cent, and most rebounds in one season with 277. His other records included: most field goals per season; most free throws attempted; most free throws made; and the most points scored in a single game. The Plainsmen hit their lowest ebb of the season when they dropped a decision to Vanderbilt by a disastrous score of 96-48 to wind up their activity in 1953. However, the team came back strong after the Christmas holidays by stopping Mississippi State 76-75. After a victory over Ole Miss and losses to Mississippi State and Alabama, the Plainsmen started on their winning streak. For a full month they were unbeatable, taking decisions from Georgia, Georgia Tech and Florida twice each. The sweetest victory of the streak was a 76-73 triumph over Vanderbilt, avenging the earlier slaughter at the hands of the Commodores. Miller's 31 points in the first game with Georgia was good for a new Auburn record. The winning streak was finally broken by L.S.U., but the Plainsmen bounced back the next night to up Tulane, which ranked third in the SEC, by a 66-60 score. 1954 SEASON RECORD Auburn . . . .81; Birmingham Southern..........50 Auburn .... 93; Birmingham Southern.........66 Auburn .... 70: Howard .....................63 Auburn .... 83; Georgia Toch................56 Auburn .... 75; Georgia.....................73 O'Donnell and Martin break up a Kentucky play. Auburn .... 62; Alabama.......................70 Auburn .... 48; Vanderbilt ...................96 Auburn .... 76; Mississippi State.............75 Auburn .... 84; Howard ....................56 Auburn .... 74; Mississippi State.............79 Auburn .... 66; Olo Mist......................61 Auburn ...� 58; Alabama.......................70 Auburn .... 80; Georgia Tech..................56 Auburn. . . .81; Georgia ..........................66 Auburn .... 83; Florida.......................76 Auburn .... 76; Vanderbilt ................73 Auburn .... 59; Georgia Tech..................53 Auburn .... 85; Florida.......................65 Auburn .... 80; Georgia ....................61 Auburn .... 59; LSU...........................77 Auburn .... 65; Tulane........................62 Auburn .... 79; Kentucky ...................109 Auburn .... 86; Tennessee ....................92 Auburn .... 55; Alabama.......................57 BOB MILLER Carter JIM MARTIN Caetar BILL PICKLING Forward Sturkie hits difficult hookshot aqainst Tech. Line formj to the fear . . . Misfortune befell Conch Eaves' cagcrs as they dropped their last three gamos. In these encounters the Plainsmen were outscored, but not out-fought. The 109-79 loss to Kentucky set three season records and one all-time record. The 9,318 fans who crowded into Montgomery's spacious Coliseum was the largest crowd ever to witness a baskot-ball gamo in the state of Alabama. Auburn's 79 points was the highest scored against the Wildcats in conference play and also the greatest number of points that were scored against them during the entire season. The 73 fouls committed in the game were also good enough for a season s high. After Kentucky had jumped to a 30-10 lead at the end of the first quarter, the Plainsmen played the nation's number one team on fairly even terms, outscoring them 24-20 in the third quarter. The final two games were heartbreakers for Auburn to lose. With both teams hitting a high percentage of their shots, Auburn lost a free scoring game with Tennessee, 92-86. In the season's finale, after a brilliant comeback to tie the game and send it into an overtime period, the Plainsmen lost to Alabama by a score of 57-55. JACK TURNER Guord JOHN COCHRAN Forward BILL KIRKPATRICK Guard 278 Martin leads scramble in feme action against Gators. Bob Miller topped the individual scorers with an 18.7 average. He was followed by Bill Kirkpatrick with 9.7, Jack Turner with 9.4, and John Cochran with 8.2. The team records broken included the total number of points scored in one season, 1728; the highest point average per game, 72; and the highest field goal percentage, 35.5. Other new records were the most number of free throws attempted and the most number of free throws made in one season. From this team five seniors will be lost for next year. They arc Bob Miller. Jack Turner, John Cochran, Bill Fickling and Jim Martin. JIM O DONNELL Forward DOYLE HAYNES Guard JIM DIAMOND Guard 279 19 5 3 COACH DICK McGOWAN Suscc slices j two-baqqer to confer field. The 1953 Varsity baseball team was a young team, consisting of five seniors, three juniors, eleven sophomores and five freshmen. Due to this lack of experience, the Plainsmen ended their season with a 9-12 season's record, winning only 6 out of 18 starts in the SEC. Among the individual standouts of the season was Ernie Snow, pitcher and alternate captain, who was voted the Most Valuable Player of 1953' and received the A-Club trophy. Freshmen dominated the leaderships in the final team averages. Frosh catcher Jimmy Powell led the team with a .322 batting average and in runs-batted-in with 14. Freshman pitcher Paul Susce led the mound staff in a number of departments—games, 10: innings pitched, 54; games won, 4; and in strike outs, 53. Sophomore Tom McClendon led the pitchers in percentage, with 3 wins and no losses. 8obby Jordan, senior outfielder, who led the team in hits with 24, was named on the second team All-SEC team by a poll of the conference coaches. Graduating seniors were Ernie Snow, Bobby Jordan, Captain Bill Me-Murray, Jim Walloy and Dave Brown. Firtt Row. left to right: Mareg«r Ken May dir, Bill McMurray Jim Pyburn Jim Walley. Howard Heiden. Joe Cobb Manager Al Bendall. Second Row: Tom McClendon. Ernie Snow Reuben Finney. Howeli Tubbt, Doug Dlctey. Paul Sole e BUI Rariont. Third Row: Jimmy Powell. Joe Davit. Bob Nagel. Seth Bo«. Bobby Jordan. Jack Ramtey Coach Dick McGowan. B A S E B A L 1953 BASEBALL SCORES Auburn....................2; Tulane . . . Auburn....................6; L.S.U. . . . . Auburn....................7; L.S.U. . . . . Auburn....................5; Ga. Tech . . Auburn...................14; Ga. Tech . . Auburn....................I; Alabama . . Auburn....................0; Alabama . . Auburn....................6; Mercer . . . Auburn....................4; Howard . . . Auburn....................2; Georgia . . . Auburn....................3; Georgia . . . Auburn...................II; Ga. Tech . . Auburn....................5; Ga. Tech . . Auburn....................5; Florida . . . Auburn....................9; Florida . . . Auburn....................9; Mercer . . . Auburn....................2; Florida . . . Auburn....................5; Georgia . . ■ Auburn....................7; Georgia . . . Auburn....................9; Alabama . . Auburn....................4; Alabama . . JOE DAVIS BOBBY JORDAN ERNIE SNOW JIM PYBURN JIMMY POWELL 281 Fifit Row M� «o n©M: Sob Sl.r , J« k« C'«� l. B II FkMSng, Oor JoFi'to , Alliioo Chriito F«r, Jim Sp on. Second Row: Suit Wdlch. George Mifcholl. Bob Jonoi Sw4r� Atkins. Mickey Brown 8 i , Whitten. Third Row: Jim Oir.nt Jim Hell Jim Hedge Jim M«itln td Newby Foarth Row: Athletic Director J ft Beerd Manager Jotn Ramsay Tors Merritt. Bill Hennigen Treieer Kanny Howard. Coach Wilbur Hutsall Wilbur Hutsell, Auburn’s great track coach, turned another fine team loose on the southorn cinder paths during the 1953 season. The Plainsmen won two dual moofs. while losing on© during the regular season, to enablo Coach Hutsoll to continuo his amazing record of novor having a losing season during his 32 years of coaching at the Plains. His record is 78 victories in 97 dual meets. Though handicapped by the loss of injured Jim Dillon for the entire season, the Plainsmen turned in outstanding performances in the Florida Relays, the Southern Relays, and the Georgia Open Track and Field Championships. Auburn won the Georgia Open for the second straight year by capturing 6' 3 of the 16 events. During the regular season the most notable triumph was the 77-54 conquering of the University of Alabama, previously unbeaten in dual competition since 1948. The Tigers won I Oof the 14 first places. The Plainsmen climaxed their 1953 season by finishing second in the SEC meet. Jackie Creel became the Southeastern Conference's undisputed dash king with victories in both the 100 and tho 220 yard dashes against Dixie's finost sprinters. Don Johnson added the SEC 440 crown to his long list of laurels, which include the all-time Auburn 440 record. Don Johnson went on to post season national honors during the summer. He finished second in his specialty in the Central Collegiates Championships. Two weeks later the Bessemer Flash finished fourth in the 440 in the national finals of the NCAA Meet. The 1954 season will see the return of Jim Dillon, the Olympic ace. as well as practically all of the 1953 squad. COACH WILBUR HUTSELL 282 Auburn's Jodie Creel end Don Johnson piece first end second in Southern Relays. EWART ATKINS BOB JONES BEST OFFICIAL PERFORMANCES OF 1953 100—Jodie Creel ... 9.7 220—Jodie Creel .... 21.3 GAAU 440—Don Johnson .... 47.8 NCAA 880—Don Johnson . . 2:00.8 Florida MILE—Allison Christopher . . . . . .4:30.2 120 H.H,—Bill Fickling ...... 14 7 GAAU 220 L.H.—Ode Brown • • 25.5 Georgia Tech POLE VAULT—Mickey Brown . . . 17-8 Florida HIGH JUMP—Bob Jones . . . . • • A-l' t .... Florida Relays BROAD JUMP—Duke Brown . . . .... 22-0% Alabama SHOT PUT—George Rogers . . . • • 44.7% SEC DISCUS Jins Hodge JAVELIN—Jim Hell 440 Relay—Duke Brown Billy Whitten Jackie Creel Don Johnson . . . :42.4 MILE RELAY—Ed Newby Jim Oimont Jackie Creel Don Johnson . . . . . 3:24.2 GAAU JACKIE CREEL DON JOHNSON s£!o °£b Robert Oa id. tar Downey. Fat Beetles. Oick Downey. tori Brown. Second to-: Fred Shorp. B .b I ® •- r h G 7 Cloro.co Veughen. Lorry Klnca.d, Henry Sennet Third l««: Winton McNair. Chorl . Ledbetter Mike McCartney, Jerry |mbry. J.mmy Smith. Joel llo.h.m. Mo. ove« berg. Assistant Coach Sonny Dregoln Coach Arnold Umbach ARNOLD SWEDE UMBACH W R E S T LI n G Coach Arnold Swede Umbach directed the Auburn mat men through their eighth consecutive year as Southeastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association champions. During the season Auburn scorod 186 points to thoir oppononts 25. in winning all seven of their matches. In the nine wrestling seasons at Auburn. Umbach’s boys have won 64 out of 68 matches, while tioing one. AUBURN 1954 TOURNAMENT WINNERS ll$-pound class—Buford Cotton (Champion) 123-pound class—Robert David (Champion) 130-pound class—John Ziglar (Third Place) 137-pound class—Ray Downey (Champion) 147-pound class—Pat Buckles (Socond Place) 157-pound class—Did Downey (Champion) 167-pound class—Al Meyers (Second Place) 191-pound class—Doyle James (Second Place) first match of the season is underway. Auburn's starting mat men. 284 First Row: E. H Atkins. A. L Chmtopher, President; R. H. Stine, J. C. Atkins, Secretary; W. J Gteen. Second Row: F. 0. Crolt, J. F. Holman, M. J. Creel. W. A. Fiekling, Vice-Pres dent; T. J Tate. ThI'd Row: R B. Beall. J. v Spanr. Timmim; G. I Whitten. G, I Regers M V. Brow Fourth Row: R C. Finney, 0 F Edwards J. H Posey O M W«il y. E M. Richter SPIKED SHOE S 0 C I E T V The Auburn Spiked Shoe it an organization composed of men who have earned their letter in oithor varsity cross country or track. It has at its object the bringing together of trackmen at Auburn and the publicizing of track throughout the state. The Auburn chapter it the parent chapter of the Southeattern Conference Spiked Shoe Society. They award a trophy to the Mott Outttanding High School Track man every year at the ttate meet. Officer! are: Alliton Chrittopher, President: Bill Pickling, Vice-Protident; Jim Atkint. Secretary; Jim Spann. Treasurer. Coach Luther Young's net man ended the 1953 season with ti« wins and eight lostet. These included wint over Marion. Mercer, and Alabama and lostet to Indiana. Georgia Tech, Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Florida. FSU, and Mississippi State. Among the highlights of the season were: two victories over Alabama, both by a score of 7-2: Paul Bost's top record for the season with 15 points; and brilliant doub es play of Co-Captain Frank Barker and his freshman partner. John Langley. Robert Struck also added to hit record by upsetting former University of Virginia star. Larnard Munoz, in a match with Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Co-captains Robert Struck and Frank 8arker along with Kenneth White were the only seniors not returning for the '54 season. First row treating (left to right): Kenneth White. Hunter Bell. Paul Best Frank Barker, and Jim Wall. Second row standing (left to right): Charles Almon. Charles Lee. Albert Lee Smith. Robert Struck. John Lengley. and Coach Luther Young. t e n n i s A CLUB Monica Cleveland. Helen Langley, and Sylvia Couey repreient the A Club at Berna game. FIRST ROW: Tod Noura, Bob Burnt, Al 8ram«, George Atkint, Ed Duncan, Snocly Powell. Bob Scarbrough. SECOND ROW Tom McLendon, Doug Dickey. Joe Davit, Ed 8akor, Bobby Duke, Fred Carloy. THIRD ROW; Tommy Tate. Bob Nagle. Dave Middleton. Don Rogert, Jim Hall, Jim Long. Jackie Creel. NOT IN PICTURE: Percy Alford. Dennit Calhoun. John Cochran. Vince Dooley. Bobby Freeman. Bob Fenn. Charlet Hate-way, Fob Jamet, Bill Kilpatrick. Charla Littlet. Jim Lofton. Jack Locklear. Bill Larimore, Jim Martin, Gordan Mummerl, Bob Scarbrough, Bubba Warren. Jack Turner. Jim Fullington. Jim O Donnel, Jim Pyburn, Tabby Beatty, Howell Tubbt. Paul Sutce. Ken Mauldin. Seth 801. Ralph Hill, 8111 Fickling, Charlet Juito. The A Club is composed of men who have won letters in one of the four major sports, or as manager or cheerleader. Every Spring the A Club sponsors the annual A Day Football Game which climaxes the spring training. An Auburn coed to reign as Miss A Day is selected by the A Club and she is presented at halftime of the game. The A Club also presents to the outstanding athlete of each of the four sports a beautiful 25-inch trophy. The A Club has a cabin in Graves Centre furnished with a radio, record player, pingpong table and comfortable chairs for studying. It is one of the oldest organizations on the campus and boasts members in many other honoraries. Officers for the A Club are: Jim Lofton, President; Bob Burns, Vice-President; Dennis Calhoun, Secretary; and Dave Middleton, Treasurer. r A Club Officers: Dennis Calhoun, Bob Burnt, President Jim Lofton, and Dave Middleton. Outstanding basketball player trophy presented to Bob Miller by Jim Lofton at A Day game. Peggy Barrow, Miss A Day, shows winning smile A V E A R FULL OF F U A • TRRDITIOnS • fl n D GROWTH PROM A DREAM TO A REALITY RECORD NUMBER RUN ANNUAL CAKE RACE BEAUX ARTS PONDER IF SKIT NIGHT ADDED THE SPlCE •'GREATEST OF GREATS'' HOMECOMING Game;, ttudy. and TV viewinq aie popular oattime; in the tHird-floor lounqe. Auburn's most noxiously awaited structure, the Student Union Buildirg, opened its doors to students, faculty and alumni on January 4, I9S4. The million dollar project was first mentioneo in 1944, but action was not taken unt I March of 1950. when it was suggested that funcs be raised by increasing the student activities fee two dollars p«r quarter. Two hundred thousand do'lars was raised by the Board of Trustees and one hundred thousand dollars came from donations. Furnishings for tho building were planned by Professor W. B. VIcGehee's students in irterior dosign. These studonts carried the modern theme of the achitecture through, out all three levels of the building, by their selection of furniture draperies and fixtures. The Auburn Union Building has 73.000 square feet of floor space which accommodates the College Book Store. War Eagle Cafeteria, the Alumni Assocation offices, and tho Faculty Club quarters. Offices for Studert Government, the GLOMERATA the Plainsman, the Interfraternity Council, Women s Student Government Association, tho Auburn Inde pendent Organization, and the Student Council on Religious Activities, are included. Several meeting rooms are available for other organizations. Beautiful surroundings for dances, banquets, movies, convocations, and o hcr activities, aro provided by the spacious ballroom. A music room, recreation hal. several lounges and oanquot rooms, aro also included in the superstructure. The building stands as a symbol of the Auburn spirit—all together, working together to bui'd Aubu'n to greater heights. Winnor Bill Yarbrough, Milt Auburn, and ODK' Sob Mayo display the incentives. CAKE RACE Number 583 finiiKoi in unique ilyle. Bill Yarbrough, Phi Delta Theta pieage from Decatur. Georgia, streamed home with a time of 14 minutes and 59 seconds to win the Twonty-fifth annual ODK-Wilbur Hutsell Cake Race. The coveted rewords induced a kiss from Miss Auburn, a trophy, and many gifts from iocal merchants. Theta Chi won the IFC trophy for having the most total points, and received 100 bonus points toward the All-Sports trophy. Alpha Tau Omega and Pi Kappa Phi placed second and third respectively. The Rat Race originated in 1929 when Coach Hutsell sponsored the affair in hopes of finding some unknown talent in the form o’ a runner. Although the first race was not a success in p-oducing a great Auburn runner, it did grow to become one of the oustanding traditions of the Plains. Whitey Overton. Auburn's contribution to Olympic fame, holds the all-time record in the course. He ran the 2.7 miles n 13 minutes and 46 seconds. Juit carry mo ton moro toot.. Coach Hutioll congrotulotoi the winning 2.8 milo runnor. Ajburn s annual masquerade, the Beaux Arts Ball, was presented the student activities building on January 23 with If as the theme of the occasion. Queen Marilyn Monette and King Joe Sparks reigned over the festivities ard were crowned after the leadout under a giant geodesic dome in the center of the dance floor. Following the coronation, the royal couple took their place on the throne, and offered no explanation for the various costumes worn by the masqueraders. Chairman of the ball. Alan Derthick, stated that the 1954 3eaux Arts Ball was very successfu and everyone seemed to have a wonderful time.' A night enjoyed by groups of ell ages. BEAUX ARTS BALL 8eau Arts Queen Marilyn Monette and King Joo Sparks. Jack the Ripper and decapitated friend. Quit goosing, wretched wench .. It would be Riled with water. NUDIST COLONS' 295 Joan Davidson, Mist Homecoming, and Blue Key preiy George UtMaut. Gr««(«r Auburn Band inilialoi colorful halflime ceromorioi. H omit o m i n g Or. Draughon onlertaint a few of the visiting alums. October saw the Greatest of Greats when Coach $hug Jordan's Plainsmen defeated the Florida Gators 16-7 before the first overflow crowd in the history of Cliff Hare Stacium. Twenty-five ‘housand plus traveled from far and wide to oin their Alma Mater in celebrating Homecoming 1953. Highlighting the festivities were reunions of the classes of 1903 1908, and 1928, the half-time oresentation of 'Miss Homecoming. lovely Joan Davidson, and the Homecoming Dance at which versatile Bobby F'eeman was presented the award for the outstanding gridiron performance of the day. During the naiftime ceremony Miss Homecoming and her court, Edwina Sims. Mona Fuller, Barbara Searcy, and Suzanne Morgan, were escorted to the center of the fie d by members of the Blue Key where she received the traditional flowers and loving cup. Fraternities anc other campus organizations teamed with the City of Auburn to provide one of the most colorful celebrations in yea's. Pi Kappo Alpha. P’ Kappa Phi, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon placed one. two. and three respectively in the decorations contest. A terrific victory under their belts, the A umni reluctantly left the Plains with a pocketful of memories, and knowl-eege of greater achievements for Auburn in '54. 297 ———'Tv'! Th Gr«at r Auburn Band—on of th« finoit marching band !n th South. B A n D Waiting for the train to come in . . . Dav« Herbert directing the Concort Band. The Greater Auburn Band under the direction of Dave Herbert, consists of the following members: Flutes: Carol Cox, Betty Houston, Nancy Ertrekin, Fred Cults: Clarinets: Robert Armistead. John W. Howard. Chor'es Reaves. Allen Hami ton, M. C. Ellis, Charles Hen-ter. Patricia Harris. William Head, William Fuqua, Martha Kirkland, William E. Duffy. Charles Lapp, Bobby Clark. Molly Murph'ee. Sara Stollenwo'ck. Haden Wood. Anne Franklin. Ruth Deloney. Arthur McLean. Claude Conn Jce Molichar. Madeline Caldwe'l, Bobbie Felton. Gordon Griffity. James McLawhorn, Howard Hudgens: Alto Clarinet: Abram Philips: Bass Clarinet: Thomas Carlton. William Sigler, Joe Groom, She-man Bozeman Contra-Bass Clarinet: Alta Morrison- Oboe: Terrell Guthrie: Bassoon: Judy Kitchen, Norman Feehan; Saxaphones: Bi ly Burdette. Betty Moody. Joyce Dome, James Isbell; Percussion: C. E. Middleton, Eddie Fann, Finis McCluney. G'enn Pate. James Williams, Bi ly Walling, Arthur Sclnter. Lynn Sturaes: Bells: Judy P ite Jean Gibbons: Trumpets and Coronets: Tommy Goff. Jim Elkins. Lynn Laster, Donald Thornburgh. Paul Lefstead, Nancy Boyd. Mike Mahan, Ann Formby. Donald Green. Harry Reid. Eugene Cole. Spurgeon Warr. Rex Shaffer. Jerome Jackson. Daniel Monroe. Paul Heaton. Delaine Tnornbury: Homs: George Harris. Eugene Me-Lcmorc. George Coats. Robert Richardson: Trombones: Allan Moody. Wallace Scarbrough. Sam Parr’s, Ben Gregory. Mel Fuller, Philip Adair. Jerry Williams. Frank Schick. Janis Webb. Edward Purvis: Baritones: Henry Hartsfield. William Arnold. Clarence Tapley. Bruce Lassiter. Waite' Hazen: Tubas: Gerald arris. Carlton Whitman, Wiliiam Jones. Frank Graham. Gale Linster, Dean Hartley. John Rooerts: Majorettes: Betty Houston, Lynn Sturges. Nanry Entrekin, Madeline Caldwell. 299 Auburn t sovon choorloadort: Joan Dudley, Catherine Colo, Ann Wilvon, Graham Dozier, Jack Wahon, Buddy Jacobi, and Bill Pickent. CHEERLEADERS Practicing to lead that tpirited ttudenH body from the Plaint. Keeping the War Eagle of A.P.I. flying high at each pep rally and football game were Auburn's seven cheerleaders headed by Jack Watson. Spir it has always been a keynote on the Plains, and these seven made certain tha - the Plainsmen were backed by the student body each time they took the field. Leading the yells along with Watson were Catherine Cole, Jean Dudley, Ann Wilson, Graham Dozier Buddy Jacobs, and Bill Pickens. Hold that Tiger . . . Alpha Pit's winning volleyball team. Sol ball trophy captured during jummer session by Phi Tau. inTRflmURflLS Pi Kappa and Dorm VII won th mixed volleyball crown in '54. Where's the ball? A year wh'ch witnessed success by Auburn's various varsity teams saw another good season for the 'ntramural program. Competition was keen and the spirit of the teams was high os they bottled for too honors. Under the expert guidance of Coach R. K. Evans, the intramural program continues to enjoy increasing growth in all fields of participation. More boys took advantage of the opportunity to ploy intramural athletics than ever before. Eoch boy wishing to compete hod o chonce to play in ono of three groups: Fraternity, Church, or Inde pendent leagues. The intramural program is financed with student fees, the Board of Control is made up largely of students, and all of the off dating is dene by nterested students. Tne twelve sports offered during the year are: touch football, bosketball. softball, volleyball, track, golf, swimming, ten-n s. horseshoes, table tennis, badminton, and bowling. Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity copped the 1953 All. Sports trophy by w nning first place in basketball, softball, track, and go f. Westminster took the first place crown in the Church League, and the Indepenoent circuit was swept by the Slickers and the Clowns. Maestro Jimmy Newbcrne signals for the downboat. Auburn Knights rendering the mood for tripping the light fantastic. 302 Betty Brown handled the vocals .. . One of the many formal dance engagements. Since their organization in 1928, the Auburn Knights have become one of the top college banos in the country by consistently providing the best in donee music for colleges and clubs throughout the Southeast. Led by Jimmy Newberne. the band consists of 15 pieces: Soxoohones: Robert Robbins. Carol Cunningham. Keith McPneeters. and George Cor-radino: Trumpets: Ronnie Brctz. Rudy Blackmar. and Tommy Goff: Trombones: Gene Smithson. Buddy Gooorick, and Julian Burgess: Piano: Don Langford: Bass: Jack Dresher- Vocalist: Betty Brown and on the drums: Mickey Micklic. Many of the Knight's alumni have gone on to musical careers with such outstanding orchestras as Woody Herman. Stan Kenton. Gene Krupa. and Ralph Morteni. □inland Trio going on a run. Mickey booting out Drum Boogie. THE AUDIENCE . . SKIT n I G H T Kappa Sigma won fir place with Auburn in the 25th Century.” Scene from Kappa Alpha' Shame, the Yellow Bellied Cowboy. . . AND THE ACTORS? Topping off two nights of hilarious fun was Auburn in the Twenty-fifth Century the Kappa Sigma's winning skit of Blue Key Skit Night for 1954. Their production, a take-off on the college of the future, won over Shame, The Yellow-Bellied Cowboy presented by Kappa Alpha, and Flicker Flashbacks. Sigma Nu entry, second and third place winners respectively. Providing intermission thrills were Coach Joe Lowder’s Gymnastabats making trampoline stunts appear simple as they went through their routine with clock-like precision. M. C. Fred Nichols fumbled his way through a few Houdini's' between acts. George Uthlant. Blue Key President, as he presented the trophies, thanked the fraternities for their cooperation, anc congratulated them on the spirit and keen wit that went into their productions —making Skit Night an overwhelming success. If ain't this way down in ole Auburn. Korea was never like this—thanl good new. GLOM Editor Fred Nicholt demonstrating hit Egypanna. Well, don't just stand there—pull the curtains. 305 Social scene from ' 8ell, 8ook and Candlo. In 1953 the Auburn Players set a hearty pace. Spring introduced The Silver Cord. Sidney Howard s drama of too mucn mothc' 'ove. brought forth Franciene McCel-vey as an actress of much skill. Be l. Book, and Candle, starred Nancy Bayard Brown and Lewis Rosenthal. A sizzing love story and glamorous clothes made this most palatable summer fare. The Skin of Our Teeth, Thornton Wilder's study of almost everything, left a lot of people talking—hard. Some liked it, some couldn t stand it. Nancy Entrekin. Don Cain and Gloria McRae had leads. Here We Come Gathering. a cheerful bit of nonsense, went on the road ear y in the winter quarter. Don Cain played his hundredth showing and Suzanne Buckingham and Philip Wayne, both new did nondsomev by good roles. Noel Coward's nimble comedy. Private Lives, had its showing in-tne-round in the Gallery of Biggin Hall—a new place for olays. Nancy Entrekin was in the lead opposite Robert Knowles, this time acting and directing. Death Takes a Holiday' was presented at the Hut before the end of the Winter with Don Coin and Bufora Harris. Payers president, in leads. This quarter establishec record of thirty-three showings by the Players in one quarter. RUBURn PLRVERS Below: Private Lives played before packed audiences in Biggin's Gallery. Bottom: Lady Godiva takes ten. 306 The 1953 Village Fair, Auburn's second open house was helc the weekend of April 10-12. Witnessed by approximately twe ve hundred high school seniors, the thorough program induced tours, demonstrations, exhibits, base-ball, a wa?er show by the Dolphir Club, productions by the Auburn Opera Workshop and the Auburn Players, a parade. and the climax, a festival and dance Saturday nigh . Selected as tops were the exhibit of the Veterinary School depicting the phases of Vet school work, and the floats of tho School Education and Phi Kappa Tau fraternity. Saturday night at the Village Fair Dance, sponsored by Squires. Marianne Jackson was hailed as Miss Hey Day and presented with a lov'ng cup by Jack Appleton, Squires' prexy. Denison Ray. Village Fair Chairman, hailed the weekend as a success, and put in a special wo'o of thanks for he central committee, and the excellent student body oartici-pation which went a long way toward nsuring that the Village Fair will continue to be an annual success. UILLRGE FPIR Village Fair guests are given an Auburn welcome. Preparing to spread the good word about the Plains. 307 Mined Chorul ready for tour. music Women Are Like Thet. Highlighted by performances before 150.000 Georgia and Alabama television viewers, the musical organizations at Auburn had one of the most brisk years in the history of the college. Two operas, two oratories, a mass, a musical comedy, and numerous choral concerts kept all of the groups in a high state of activity. Reaching the apex of state-wide popularity, the various choral groups are in constant demand and are carrying the Auburn musical program into all sections of Alabama. The Male Octet, organized in 952, has fast become a student favorite. No campus function is considered complete without at least one song from their vast repertoire. Auburn' Mixed Choruj eftor pretenting The Meitieh. 308 Concur Choir fl T fl U B U R n Men's Glee Club in Montgomery j Morch ot Dimes Benefit.'1 Women's Glee Club hitting high choese. 309 BUDDY. HAVE A DRINK WHATS YOUR LAST NAME, LAUREN? SECOND DOOR TO THE RIGHT BUT WHAT WILL THE PLUTOIANS THINK HE'S LOVELY. HE'S ENGAGED. HE USES PONDS LETS GET ON WITH THE SHOW! OKAY. I LL WRITE YOU AN I.O.U. MY CIGARETTE LIGHTER EXPLODED BUT SUPPOSE LES KING SNAPPED US WITH HIS TELEPHOTO LENS! ' ANYBODY GOT A NICKEL? WILL THESE DO BOSS? HOLD ON. MAC! I IF YOU BREAK ONE MORE TIME LOOK-NO FEET BUT DOT—I'M WORKING ROMEO. WHAT HATH THY nmin I’LL CHANGE YOUR VOICE K Hfe AT I aCTI AT I ACTI A IICC C 'lD TLJC 01 ................ ARTHUR MURRAY SLEPT HERE YEP! THIS IS THE PLAINSMAN OFFICE NEXT? IF MY DRAFT BOARD COULD SEE ME NOW IP WHAT? AW POP. SHE'S MY SISTER WHERE'S NANCY? HUMOR THE BOYS. RALPH IT WAS NOTHING. RILLY SWEDISH GYM TEAM VISITS API THE CHOKES ON YOU WELL HURRY UP. FIDO IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING GLOM 17-PLAINSMAN 6 GLOM GRID GLADIATORS AUBURN'S FAMOUS LANDMARK NANCY WITH GATOR BOWL QUEENS AND THEN THE 8EES all the way, all the way AND SHO SHE SHAID TU ME JUNO’S A BOY? BUT DIDN’T MIKE HAMMER TRY TO . . .? SURE DOC—I'LL TRY TO RAISE THE PERCENTAGE WHERE'S THAT RATIO? OUCHI ORGANIZATIONS SPADES All unaerclassmen may seek the highest honor an Auburn man can attain, to wear a spade. Spades set forth the fol owing preamble of their constitution: Whereas, fee ing the reed of some organization in the Senior Class of the institution which, wholly independent of the social and other relations shall seek to gather together the most prominent and influential men of the class ano of the institution, this society is organized. Ten men are selected from the Junior Class each year by the retiring members, and these ten men compose that active membership durinq the following year. Members are: Bob Burns. Claude Casey. Walter Everioge, Lester Ford, Dick Gilliland. Bob Mayo. Arthur Moore. George Uthlaut. Jim Vann, and Chick Watson. F.'r� � Bob Burry. Claude Catey. Walter £.e-idqe. leiter ford. Oick Gilliland. Second Row: Bob Mayo Arthur Voore. Georqe Uthlaut Jim Vann, Cbiek Walton. 324 BLUE KEV Blue Key. national honor fraternity, set forth in their constitution as their objects: To study, discuss and strive to further the best interests of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, to foster intercollegiate relations and develop a rational collegiate spirit by placing the stamp of approval on all college leaders which make it possible to recognize them wherever they may be found. The fraternity annually sponsors the gala Homecoming affairs, and sponsors fraternity skit night. Officers are: George Uthlaut, President: Dick Gilliland. Vice-Presicent; Bob Burns, Secretary: Neil Christopher, Treasurer. cir� ! Row: Bob Bu-rj. Sonny Bilbe-ry. Jwlian B-o-r . Clojde Caie . Nell Chflitop er Dick Glllila-J. Ji Johnion. Second Row: Jerry Lillie. A'l“iur Mocc. Sir ck Newyorn Fred N choly. Tommy Tale, Geo’ge Ulhlact. 325 OmiCROn DELTA KAPPA Founded at Washington and Leo University in 1914, Omicron Delta Kappa is a national honor fraternity whose purposes are threefold. First, to recognize men who have attained a high standard to efficiency in col egiate activities, and to inspire other to strive for conspicuous attainments along simi'ar lines. Second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiments of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Omega Circle, which was founded in 1928. annually sponsors the ODK—GLOMERATA Beauty Ball and the ODK—Wilbur Hutsell Cake Race, awarding a cup and a huge Cake to the winning individual. In addition, the Circle, in cooperation with the University of Alabama group, sponsors a cup which is presented to the winners of the Auburn-Alabama football game. Officers arc: Bob Mayo. President: Chick Watson. Vice-President: Jim Vann. Secretary-Treasurer. T,r‘� UtF«r Aloert, Dernw Caiiojn. V .-ce Dooley W� it r Eve-eg letter Ford. Safe Ma,«. S« o’d Ro� : 3 II PorW. Georgo SoriVopouioj. Gn $m th Jot Stegal1 v-n-% C ile« W«tton. Not Jitt Eii'd. A Morr'to«i. Paul Power . 326 WHO’S WHO A faculty group on the campus selects students to fill a quota set by the national organization, and their names arc submitted to this group for aporoval. Membership is limited to outstanding seniors and graduate students in American institutions of higher learning. Students are honored with membership in Who's Who on the basis of academic achievement, leadership and participation in extra-curricular activities, citizenship, service, and promise of future usefulness to business and society. fc'n Ro� : Jo'll Tempi 8enton Janes Donald Bilberry. George Robe-t Jvnv Clause C. Covey Ca'o r Covby Bett„e Roe Crone. Jam leo Oinion. Second Ro� : Vine ' Jovrc1' Dooley. Walter H. Everidge. Lester I. Fo‘d Richard Forney Gilliland Martha Joyce Gon, Betty Joan Houston, David James Irvine. Third Ro� : Jerry W, Little. Vangalio Luries, Robert Laird Mayo OeWayne McCauley. Arthj D. Moore, Suzanne Elizabeth Mo-gen. Frecericc A. N chols. Fourth Rcw: 81 ly Wren Parrs Geo-ge A. Sa'inopovlcs, Tnomet J. Tate, A� n Elizabeth Ihon-pvon. George t. Uthlovt. Jamas Albert Vann, Beverly Ray Watson Jack Watvor. 327 328 spmnx Sphinx, senior honor society for women, was formed in the Fall Quarter of 1952. when the two previously existing senior women $ honoraries. Sphinx and Cardinal Key. rrorgod in order to combine and strengthen the ac’ivitics of both. Membership in Sphinx, which is the highest honor that can come to a senior woman at Auburn, is based on leadership, scholarship, character and service. In the Fall Quarter. Sphinx jointly sponsors with Blue Key and Omicron Delta Kappa two information, booths to welcome new students and to help them become acquainted with the campus. Fall and Spring quarters. Sphinx sponsors an Open House honoring Auburn's fore'gn students. Each year Sphinx awards three scholarships o qualified co-eds and an award is made to the sophomore girl with the highest over-all scholastic average. Cwlj. sophomore honorary for women, is sponsored by Sphinx. Sphinx Sing, an annual spring event, is a program of inter-Greek competition at which Cups are awarded to the winning men's and women's singing groups. Sphinx spon scree Skits N Skirts, a winter quarter event, at which the winning sororities were awarded loving cups. The organizations colors are white and geld and the insignia is a gold Sohinx's head. Officers are: President. Ann Thompson: Secretary. Pat Grace: ’’reasurer, Betty Rae Crane. Committee chairmen are: Publicity. Jeane Morriss: Ski -N'qht, Barbara Searcy: Sphinx Sing. Carolyn Cosby: Foreign Students Reception Claudia Johnson-Alumni-Historian. Vangy Lukes: Scholarship. Janet Garner. Faculty advisor is Mi-Betty Wallace Cosby. Assistant Dean of Women. First Row: Jc Ann Bottcher. June Bottchcr Arleta Campbe I. Betty Coleman. Carolyn Cosby. Second Row: Betty Rae Crane. Janet Garner. Joyce Goff. Pat Grace. Frances Holland. Third Row: Claudia Johnson. June Long. Vangy Lukes. Mina Propst, Jeane Morriss. Fourth Row: Frankio Randall. Barbara Searcy. Ann Thompson. Barbara Wamp. Not Pictured: Pat Ramage Bryan Lou Ann Mitchell. 329 PHIKPPPfl PHI The National Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi was organized for the purpose of encouraging and recognizing scholarship in the professions and technical institutions. Membership to tho Society is composed of professors, graduate students anc seniors who hove distinguished themselves in scholarship and achievement. Initiates during 1953-54 included: John Victor Melonas. Wellington Moore. Jr., Lou Ann Segrest Mitchel. Janet Kolb Garner, Melba June Bottcher, Jo Ann Bottchor, James Richard Calloway. Richard Lewis Bendinger. James Smith Murray. Robert Bruce Salmon. Robert Perry Houle. Gus Lockett Connelly Haroid Glenn Mayfiold. Conrad Elbert Adair. Leonard Amos Morgan, Joseph Eugene Ful er. Thomas Howard Scott. Thomas Marvin Lambert, Jr.. George Robert Burns. James Terrell Benton. Andrew J. Goodwin, Jr.. Homer Wendell Jenrette. Edgar Mitchell Dai ey, Bill Martin Williams. John Thomas Vaughan. Martin Watkins Thompson, and Jamie Parker Lamb. Jr. Fin row loft to ight: John Victor Me o � . Wellington Moore. Jr. „ou Ann Seg est M fchell Jane? Kolo Garner, Me be June Bottcher Jo Ann lottcNtr. Je es RicKerd Ce low® . R'-s®'f W ] Bendingtr, Jo nei Smith Murrey. Second row: Robert SfuCe Salmon Rote t Hg k, Gin Lockett Connelly. Harold Glen Morhe d Conroo E b«rt Adgir. leo oro Amoi Morgen Joieph Ewgcne f Htr, Thoma Howard Sco't. Thomas M � uin Lambert Jr.. George noc � t ferns. Th’r row Jamet Te- eii A jJ. Goodwin Jr., Home- Wendell jen'etTe. Edge Mitchell Oeiiey. B� ll Ma tin Ar i � snu. John Thomai Vaughan. Martin Watt iro cton Ja- « Ra k«r Lamp. J'. 330 OWLS Membership in Owls is the highest honor that can come to a sophomore girl at A.P.I. Owis, orqanized on the Auburn campus during the first semester of 1940. recognizes scholastic ability and campus leadership. The organization is sponsored by Sphinx. The members are tapped during the Fall and Sprinq quarters. Officers are: Jerry Nelson. President; Lucy Roy. Vice-President, and Martha Ann Perryman. Secretary-Treasurer. Fi?� � Row: M«r y Arthur. Si cloy 8'Own. Lois Carta- Secky Chittlm, J«an Cron. Mary Ellen C'Ow, Martha foil. Saceoa Row: Laura Fulkerten, Joy Faye Ha-riton. Mary Jo Hvboa-d. Virginia Hurd, Jane Lon?, Lynne Moety. Jerry Na'ion. Third Row: Martha Ann e-ryna Rebecca Salter. Qorit Ann Smith. Sa «h Smith. Patricia So'ague. France-. Walthall, Elirabe-h Waver. Ruth Mary WTte. Not Picture- Lucv Rev Patiy Teer. 331 SQUIRES Squires, local honor and service organization, was established in 1941 as the highest honor obtainable for sophomore men. Such traits as scholarship, leadership, character, and promise are required by Omicron Delta Kappa and Blue Key in selection. Cooperation and assistance is rendered by Squires to campus organizations in any project where they are needed. Also, Squires sponsors Hey Day each quarter and the Hey Day dance which is held in conjunction with Villaqe Fair in the spring. The officers are Jim Rosser, President; Batey Gresham, Vice-President; Jim McCown, secretary; Bill Neville. Treasurer. First Row: Reuben Finney, Botev Grethom. Oovle Hemet. Sett Henderson, Join lllget Jim VcCown. Second Row: Wallace McKinnev Bill Neville. J'm Rotter Oic« Scott Gront Tittle Joe Weilenmee. No- Rictureo: Fob Jan-et. Jr. Ronnie Whitloci. 332 flUBURn IRDEPEnDERT ORGRniZRTIOn The Auburn Independent Oraanization, a nonfraternal organization provides for students interested in deve'op-inq socially, culturally and politically. It encourages ce-velopmert in leadership, service and agaressive citizenship. It has been defined as a social, nonfraternal or ganization. A.1.0. was founded on the A.P.I. campus in 1945 and affiliated with the National Independent Student Association in 1948. The A.1.0. office is ocated in the Stu-oent Union Building. King for a Day, one of the annual campus highlights and a widely known service, is sponsored by the A.1.0. v ith the cooperation of the sororities and girls dormitories. This event provides the funds for an A.1.0. scholarship that is annually awarded to a worthy Auburn student. Officers are: Edgar Ellis President; Richard Britton. Vice-President- Carol Canfield, Treasurer; Sara Stalling-worth. Secretary. 333 ALPHA PHI OmEGA Alpha Phi Omega, a national honor service fraternity, was founded at La Fayette College, Easton. Pa. in I92S. Auburn’s chapter was the third chapter organizec. but due to technicalities it was designated Delta Chapter. The membership is composed of stucents who have had previous association with scouting, as scouts or scout leaders: who have the cesire to render service to their fellow men and community and have a sufficient scholastic standing. Alpha Phi Omega aims to produce active and educated citizens by promoting and deve oping friendship, leadership and cooperation among its members. This year, as usuol. Alpha Phi Omega sponsored the Student Book Exchange. The exchanae gives the students an opportunity to buy and sell their used books at o fair price. This was one of the many student services rendered by Alpha Phi Omega. The officers arc: President. DcWayne McCauley: Vice-President, Reginald M. Warner; Secretary, Carl E. Frisby: Treasurer, Louis Cryar; Historian, Terry M. Eskew: Book Store Manager, Richard T. Smith: U.M.O.C. Chairman, Luther T. A bert. F. nf Row: V II am ft. He: OeWa,r« McCauley. William V, Neville, 8 I W. Pa-lt JoM G. Rogen. Fred Searo Regina d V. Wo-- - T. Albert, John 0. A-r cid. Second Ro� : Paul V , Beenon. Melville W. Fuller. Je-re M. freemen, Terry M. Etlew Robert £� «e� J« y C. Eitew Louit C'yar, Von T. Burrettc, Eoward Burgeu. Thi d Row: Jamei C. Chapman Ralph Sehviting, John 0. S“ pl«y, Cha- e� J. lapp, J m h. Wa-e-t, Jamet 9. Willett, Elbb 8. HjHi «tle- Wi Ham 6. Birdiong, Le� oy Coitne . fourth Row: Wallace Jonei. Ocrald G. Kai«; 8m Howell David O. Watts Jamet D. Tho'nbvgh Ma� I. Rosenbe'o. Bil U. Picla'd. Norman E. Poo'e. Truman P. � oole. No Pictured: Samuel R PatrH, RicNard T. Smith Carl E. f'l� b . Rooert J. Bo'tert. 334 DELTA SIGmn PI Delta Sigma Pi was founded at New York University School of Commerce. Accounts and Finance, on November 7, 1907. The installation of Beta Lambda chapter. March 21. 1931. raised the chapter roll to fifty-six. Today, this figure is nearly doubled, and Delta Sigma Pi is the second largest professional fraternity. Delta Sigma Pi is an international professional Business Administration fraternity which fosters the study of business in universities: encourages scholarship and the association of students for their mutual practice: promotes closer affiliation between the commercial world and the students of commerce, and furthers a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture: and advances the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Officers ore: W. Ross Heck. President: Richard Rucks. First Vice-President- Roy Studstill, Vice-President: James Deloach, Treasurer; Joe Hildreth. Secretary; William Harrison Historian; Mayo Sydes. Chancellor. firs’ Ro«: Jack Aucleton Of ha lee Blggt. Jack B.ie i Jamei R. Calloway. Ralph C. CaMloberry, William 0. Crantord, Marion J. O rr Jamei Dantile' Janvev 0. Deloach VNce Dooley. Second Row: William A. Fic«li” g. Jr.. Arthy M. Fii, Wi Ham Harriton William Ron Meek. Joe F. Hildreth, Joieph Hopkins R:chard Joyner. T. M. lombert, Jr, William 0. l«le. Third Row Ki-fc P. Lynn 61 Iw Joe McDowell Rsber G. Me'tlr. George W. Mije Robe’l C. Morgan A� e-y L. Morrivoo. J-.. George W. Morten Willien Neville Jr Dan M. Pa ric‘ J� . Billy Peters. Feurtn Row: Robert Pittt, fr d Sarde'i, Jeme: 6 Sconce. Hare d Stroiie'. Roy J. S'uditil Mayo Syocs Tommy Tate. Joa Tew, Martin Tnomcton, Jemet M. Thurman William Hino’e Walton, Ma'old T. Willcett. Not Pictureo: Ca' E. F'-tov. J. Po« Johnson. Ri«ha'd Ruck . Cojglai J. Sellers Jofcn F. 2 ala . 335 ALPHA ZETA The national honorary agricultural service fraternity. Alpha Zeta. was orqanized on the Auburn campus to recognize those outstanding in scholarship, extra-curricular activities, character and potentialities as leaders. The obiects of the fraternity are to promote the profession of agriculture and to establish, foster and develop hiqh standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and a spirit of fellowship amonq its members. Officers are: President, Thomas G. Fuller: Vice-President. Johnny Greog: Secretary. Brice Moore: Treasurer, Van T. Burnette: Historian. Clayton Spencer. F-lrit Row: luthe T. Albert Samuel T. Sicktev, 0. 8iloer-v S u� ’t H. B'eckenridge, Van t. Sur e� te, William Clyde 8vrni Georg Robert Surm. Second Row: hornet G. Fuller', a� or M. Groth. Jr., J. C. Me do«i. R. M. Mount. Joteph C. Po-e .. Leon M. Selle't. John Cameron Slau . Third Rc� . C. M. Spencer Clifton L. Strickland, J. 8. Ttompion Norr-on-d D. TKrrrong Thomai W Weathe-fcrd Bill M. Wi Wolaon We do W I jn i, ClauJc Clement Cato. Foj-it Row: John kir« G'iggs Augjitut Beice Moo'e. Acg.itu-. Cecil Moore. 8. G. Oj«o t. Chariot Henry Pete Jr., Ed« n Lewdc Rordell R cn«-d I. Shoe’necer. Ha'le. 8. Tbompton. Not Pictured. Sidney 8. Mayo. Robert 8. Salmon. N. G. Sarjino. 336 pi mu siGmn Pi Tou Sigma, national mechanical engineering honor society, was founded to foster the high ideals of the engineering profession, to stimulate interest in co-ordinate departmental activities, and to promote the welfare of its members. Pi Tau Siama recoanizes men who by their academic or practical achievements, manifest a real interest and markec ability in their chosen work. These it brinqs together in a closer bond of fellowship which will result in mutual benefit to those men in the study and in the profession of mechanical engineering. The Alabama Tech Chi chapter was established on the Auburn campus in 1940. Officers are: Hudson S. Dennis President; John T. Benton, Vice-President- W. Penfield Ivey. Secretary; and Prof. E. O. Jones, faculty advisor. F;?it R© : J. T. 8c- t©a. R. 0. CwIbe'Hor H. S. Denial. W. p. |v, g . Second Ro.: C. W. White R. N. Boeto I. H. fre'dt, J. P. Unb j b w 6. Sa-Inopou ©� . R. I. Sralth. Bo«: J. t . C. A. ? J.el: W A. S� c'« B. B. Sande-i r P v B. N. Rutiell J. P. Rotelle. ThI-d William . 8. C MO'W. H. t McC'Ofy, T. J. Hauler B. M. i-enV-,' , J. W. Lo'q. Not Pictured: C. C. J. . MUcRbIi McCormack. R. fc. Roane W. R. Heeron. 337 THU BETH PI By their exemplary character and distinguished scholarship you shall know these future enqineers. Tau Beta Pi—founded in 1885 at Lehiqh University— 92 active undergraduate chapters. Alpha of Alabama Chapter estabalished at Auburn in 1921. Officers are: Darwin L. Killbourn, President; Andrew J. Goodwin. Vice-President; William C. Burgin. Recording Secretary; C yde E. Hamilton. Corresponding Secretary; Rodney L. Grandy, Jr.. Cataloguer; Prof. Lamar M. Sohag. Treasurer. - rsf Ro«: Ocnnii H. A toot, Wa'-en M. Andrews. P-ed 4. J a;oi .'©'in t. Benton. Wiliam C. James W. Car-oll. Woidall A Childs. Roy B. Dunn. Netted 8 Euben s. Sneonc Row: Sibley R. GfluMt. Andrew J. Goodwin. Rooney L. Grandy Clyde E. Mari'Hon C-a-les I. Harding. Robert I. Hc� ell William R. Ivey. Charles 6. Kennedy Corwin L. K'lbou-n. Third Row: Dale R. KoeMer, Jamie P. lamb. Cho'les la-dstreet James t. Logan. Robert S. McC'Ofy. Oona d R. Ve-iel Allan 8. M lei Jerry Par«e'. John R. Seifcold. Pou'-h Row: Cotton M. Spencer. Joseph f. Steqall Joe W. Sumrrerfor d. Roqe- I. Swingle, A!e« O. Tavlor. Ca'I 0.'odd George E. U‘hlaut 8 II M. Williams. Suii c -o Movmi-, Geo-qe Sa'inopojlos. Not Pic u-ed: R. 0. Cuiberlion, Wiliam R. Hear on, James S. M tchell, MieKael A. PIjho Clifton C. 338 PHI DELTA CHI Phi Delta Chi is a national fraternity for the promotion of scholorsh’p in the fields or pharmacy and chemistry. Chi chapter was first chartered on the Auburn campus on April 9. 1921 and continued in active operation until May. 1931. Continued contacts throuqh the years were maintained by the national office with Dean L. S. Blake but it was not until the 1952-53 school year that it became possibie to reactivate the chapter. Officers are: Harry L. Phillips. President: Kay Ballard. Vice-President: Sidney Bird. Secretary; Lyldon Strickland. Treasurer; Roger Everett. Chaplain. Firtf Row: Harry I. Phillip; Ka 3. Sa lard, Sana. V. Bird. Lrldc n fc. Strickland. Roger A. fcve-ett, Jane; K. Guin. Second Ro«: Argelui G. Likoi Robert R. Cobbln. Jame; 8 Rollir.;, Thoma; M. fa rclo’h. Harvey R. Collins, Senjen-in C. Barnhill. Third Ro«: Jame; Foi'lv Morion Wallace Neel Scarbrough, J. D. Olive', law'enca I e Bryan. Mar'on Sa .«; SMjiel, Jame; W. 8n«ter. Van K. McCoy. Fourth Ro«: Van 3. VauQhn William Henry Jonei. Sidney Lee Thomr on. William M. BerefielO. Sa'liell H. Fond Otcar C. Carpen'e'. John Mack Hudvov Nor Pictured: H. G. Haye� , Jame; 3HI i Jamei C. Johrjon. Joieph Snatrah, Wiliam M. Price. George W, Harg-eavei. Joe M. Ra;h. Byr n 3. Williams, George M. Hocking. 339 340 fl m E R I C n I) UETERinARV RIEDICRL RSSOCIRTIOn The Auburn Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Modica! Association strives to Dromote a spirit of friendly relationship among Veterinary Students, orovidc additional professional knowledge, demonstrate organized effort, bui d character, ard leadership, promote professional interest ana make available opportunities offered by he A.V.M.A. to its student chapters. Ali students in the School of Veterinary Mecicine are e igible for memoership. and n nety eight per cent of these are memoers in good stondirg. Meetings ore held twice a month with outstanding members of the Veterinary professional and allied fields as guest speakers. The Chapter's highlight for the year is the annual picnic and barbecue, which is attended by members ana their wives, and other guests. Each quarter the Chapter publishes The Auburn Veterinarian, a veterinary ournal containing items of interest to the profession. It is edited by a student group. The Chapter has a counterpart in the form of the Student American Veterinary Medical Association Auxiliary. This organization is composed of the wives of veterinary students, and functions as a coordinating unit. Their meetings create friendship among the student wives, offer classes in office management ana veterinary lab techniques, and prosont programs on Home Management and Cultural Arts. The main projects for the year include a Christmas party for the ent're Veterinary School, an annual spring picnic, and a yearly gift to the Veterinary Schoo . Working together, these organizations are contributing their best to further the profession. Officers are: Luther T. Albert. President Samuel R. Monroe. Jr.. Vice-P'esident: Jack Nunnery. Secretary: John Hcrnigan. Troasu'cr; Dr. Herman R. Seibolc. Faculty Advisor. First Row: Luther T. Albert. Rooert E. Barnhort. James Basco, Robert D. Beall. Norma G. Bearden Samuel T. BIckley. James D. Bilberry. John C. Bloxham. Second Row; Cor S. Bozeman, William J. Bryan. W. Clyde 8urns William D. Bush, William W. Canon. Henry E. Childers. A ton P. Condra. Jr.. John E. Cutts. Jr. Third Row: Richard B. Davis. Roy L. Donaldson J. Harold Duke. Timon G. Dukes. John L. Durr. Orin L. Ebcrsold. N. H. Eubank. Daniel Fitzpatrick. Fourth Row: Harold E. Gossett, Leonard B. Gray. Aaron H. Groth. Jr.. Charles W. Hart Jr.. Emmett E. Houeye. Charles W. James. R. Hardwick Kay. Edward L. Krkland. Fifth Row: Jimmy E. Lee. Veld’e V. Middleton. Samuel Ray Monroe, Jr.. Robert W Moore, Donald B. Nelson, W, E. Noel. C. Henry Pate. Jr.. James A. Peters. Sixth Row: Shelton Pinkerton. Ottis L. Poitevint, Edwin S. Randal . George R. Rice Eu an A. Richardson. Leon H. Se lers. H. Scott Shanklin. John C. ShauL Seventh Row: Frederick E. Sherman. David R. Steadham, Robert H. Stine. Clifton L. Strickland. Norman D. Thurmond. Harold P. Trovosos. Thomas W. Weatherford. W. Walco Williams. Doneld W. Winkler. Not Pictured: David H. Bentley. Ernest E. Hinson. Calvin W. Schwabc. Robert E. Taylor. 341 fi. S. m. £. The Auburn Student Chapter of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is affiliated with the nationa A.S.M.E. The organization is open to all engineering students who are majoring in mechanical engineering and aeronautica enoineering. The ourposes of the society are to oromote better relations among students, to keep students abreast of the latest developments in the engineering field. Bi-monthly meetings are held at which techrica1 movies are presented, various industrial soeak-ers are presented, and at which faculty members are also presented as speakers. A student member is entitled to all rights and privileges of membership in the National American Society of Mecharica Engineers. Officers: C. R. Devane. Chairman: Parker Lamb. Vice-Chairman: W. P. Ivey. Secretory; G. P. Dunnavont. Treasurer. f'Mt Row: J. W. Caine. H. T. Codson William C. Hjnr, W. C. VcNair J. G. Karegear-es W. A Nslior J. 0. Willett. Second Row: A. 0. leberfe, J. K. T oTavcn, G. R. Dvrrevant, C. R. DeVane. S. N. 6-cKanap, W. H. Vo-qa-. T. J. Hagler. Third o� - J. I. Wal! W. P. Ivey. W. J. Ward. J. R. £vam. I. H. Sberdt J. A. Ergtel-brdt, T. A Brow. J. P. Lano. No- Pictured: E. W. Bolin J. H. Dean. H. O. Walker. C. R. Smith. 342 E. E A. I. Auburn's A.I.E.E. is a student branch o ’ the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. It is a professional organization open in membership to all electrical engineering students. Student member ship offers students the opportunity to begin a life time connection with the leading organization for aiding the development of the latest abilities of students. The officers are: Chairman. G. T. Dowe: Vice-Chairman. C. D. Franklin: Secretory, F. Doily: Treasurer. W. R. Hill. Fi-� t Ro� : Carl Franklin. John B. B bb. Jac Boo . G. G. Do«r. Geo-ge_ Dowe. Second Row: Rob e't No !� , EvcfCt A. Daily, Leonid A. Mo'gor. Jack S.mmc'ford. William R. Hill. Not Pictured: J. S. Pennoelc. The oldest national engineering society in the United States. American Society of Civil Engineering, was n-stated in I8S2. The society purposes are: to advance engineering and architectural knowledge and practice to maintain a high professional standard among its members, to encourage friendship between men of practical science and to establish a central point of reference and union for its members. The officers are: George King. President; H. N. Ha I. Vice-President; Charles R. Fulghum. Secretary: V. B. Watwood. Jr.. Treasurer. f Ml Row. B. C. Count . O. T. love. A. 3. Mjrli«, 0. E. Me'tol. Second Row: E. F. Jone . J. T. tarrti. C. R. Watjon. R. F. Barer Thi-d Ro«n G. 0. King. M. N. ST;th. I. 0. Nance R. L. Hau'v C M. Landiifee . No Pictured: M, R. Davi . C. R. F-j gr jrr. W, R. McElror. W. H. Mar r V. 6. Watwood. Jr. c. A E 3 3 6 T P HflPPfl nu Fir,t Row: J. 0. ?. Arnold. J. H. ioat-r ghl. J. W. Ca-'oll. E. M Dalle . 5. T. Da� e C. E. Hamilton, I. A. Hanohey. Secono Row: E. 8. Hick,. T, C. La-icn J. I. Lowe'y. I. A, Morgan R. A. Robin,on J. W. S'.,m «rfo'd P. M. Swindall. Th rd Row: C. C. Todd W. M. Waller. J. W Recp'e,. J. 8. Pol T. T. Si: norn W. H. W l'arer. R, 8. W Ilian,. No' Pi«1i.'00: W. J. Johnion, J. O. Lanpkin. Eta Kappa Nu. na iona electrical en-gineerinc honor society, was formed that those in the profession of e ectrical Engineering. who manifested a deep in terest and marked ability in Heir choser life work, may be Drought into coser union. Officers are: J. W. Peepes, P-esident; C. D. Todd. Secretary: J. L. Lowery. Treasurer; Professor H. K. Miller. Faculty Advisor. fir;' Row. JeFr W. Moisey. George D. Kino. Thona, Cairo. Rose Norri. Jim Sanoerlr. Sncom Row: Ale« O. Taylor. Guillormo A. Maymle. Jame, H. Yen. Jr.. 3-a«lon Cod' ,. George Down Third Row- $. P. Gaun . Bob Culbadten, Oc-wjld Me’tel. Don V ofhlng'on. Charles R. OeVarn Jr. Nof Ric'i.'nd: Edward Burge,,. Gene C. Wiliam; Bill Johnio-a, Lewi, Logan. William McE'rovi The Enoineer s Council is the coordinating body of the Student Organizations in the School of Engineering. The council is composed of two representa-tives from each professional and honorary society and three faculty advisors. The council sponsors the ' Auburn Engineer.' a student publication, and the engineering civision of Open House. EllGinEER’S councu 34-4 CH. E A. I. The Auburn stuoont chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers provides a means to develop a pro-fessioral spirit, to supplement the train-inc received in the regular curriculum, and to introduce the National Society for the benefit of the undergraduate students in Chemical Engineering Officers are: Sibb'ey P. Gauntt. President; Allan B. Miles. Vice-President; Robert J. Hammil, Secretary; Robert C. Robbins T'easurer. Pi't Row H O. Racer. M. W. C«'«y. J. OavOht'V, J. W. fcvant C. I. PljppO A. J. G©03«in. Second Row R. I. G'andv R. P. Howell. H. f. K'-'k tnd C M. lanflitreet C. ’ Ic-e J'. Jamei J. Mallett. Thi-d Row: 0. £ Merkel l 0 Nance J’. R. R. S 3h. O. G. Thom si J .. J. O. Thweati. W. K. write Not Pictured. R. A M«-ttelle. W. R. McEI'oy. Cni Epsilon was organized to recognize those characteristics of the individual engineer deemed fundamental to the successful pursuit of an engineering career and to aid in the development of those characteristics in the undergraduate enqineer. It is based on tho broad objective of increasing the civil engineering profession as an instrument of socio betterment. Officers are: D. E. Merkel. President; J. Dnuqhtry. Vice-President; O. G. Thomas. Jr., Secretary; H. O. Baker. Treasurer. The o'e: 0. E. Me'ke R. A Ha-ttellc. A. J. Goodwin. W'. R. WcElroy, J. R. Douahtr.. M. o. Bare-. O. G. Them -, ft. L. Grtn'jy. H. E. Kirkland. C. M. lanck'-eet, R. p. Ho«ell. C. t. Pl.ppo, J. J. Mallut. R. P. Singh, V. V . Co'ey, W. K. White, I. 0. Nance. J. W'. Evaen. O. love. J. O. Thweatt. CHI EPSILOn 345 PHI LRH1BDR UPSIL0I1 Ar honor society for students in chemistry and chemical engineering. Phi Lambda Upsilor was founded at the University of Illinois in 1899. The purpose of the society is to foster a spirit of fellowship among students n the field of chemistry, to promote a higher standard of scholarship, to widen nterest in the field of chemistry and its allied subjects, and to place honor upon those students deserving recognition because of their meritorious work. Officers are: Rooert C. Robbins. President: Paul Sibley. Vice-President; James Devitt. Secretary and Treasurer. B- n Sum Kcr Griffin Jim Batkewille Waller llndicv. Bob Bear Jacl Walion. Holland Hal-'on. t be-i CubDeaof. la-r, Rju«i; tedd Cul '«r . Herbt’t Jon«� . Old Mlllt. Lawrence V osd '• • CV Harrii Homtr Jenrette' Water Roialle, Bill Un$l«y. Jim Mi ler. OaWayna Me Cauley. filial Pack Kan Wnilt Uocart Vand v«'. C. N. Cobb, faculty Adv wjr. The Society for Advancement of Management is the recognized national professional society of management people in industry, commerce, government, and education. Representing no special interest. it is motivated by a so fless zeal to spread the benefits of scientific management wherever management is required. Student chapters have been or-ganized in leadinq colleges offerinq major work in management. The Auburn chapter of S.A.M. o 'fers its members frequent tours of industrial plants, discussion meetings, and round tab'e discussion. The individual members o S.A.M. is presentee with the opportunity for well-rounded development in the fields of managomen . rot only takinq what the Society has to offer, but by con-tributinq his own ideas. The Auburn chapter of S.A.M. ranks fifth in the nation. Officers are: Jim Baskerville. President; Jack Watson. Vice-President; Jim Carroll. Jr.. Secretary; Ted Cullen, Treasurer. s. r. m. 346 A. I. A. As a student branch of the American lrstitu e of Architects and of Tho Alabama Society of Architects, the A.I.A. p'omotes professional comradeship among architectural students and establishes a basis for participation in its parent organizations. It endeavors to present effective programs to sponsor in-teresting field trips, and to otherwise create an understanding of the aims and ideals of architecture. Officers are: Donald L. Wamp, President: Lawrence S. Whitten. Jr.. Vice-President: Marvin C. Hill. Jr., Secretary: Oscar A. Handle. Jr.. Treasurer. K'tt � c. Paul f. Ansertoi Waite- C. AndertOfl Murrey K. tarnard. Ho-a-d Bote-ratiMa-� •« C. Mill 0. Mol . Geo-ae f. Hjffmtn. Seccrd Ro«: Avt'In L. lo-e-v. Jr.. Thomai G. lv . Alan J. Mil'ar, Co. «i K. O-maehea Joseph David 0 e«. Charles £ Roge-s. Curler R. R� ar. Third 9ow: Robert C. Seals. Thomas fe. SheD erd W. 'red J. Smith. W. E. $ .n h c«mb. John W. St. Vat Bin Ta ev. No � ctu-ed: John T. Ballay J'. Jamas .. 3a d. Jamas Will.am Bo-as Jr.. Roba-t E. C'a k. Robe-t C. Cola. Ca.de V. Co - i! J'-. M. Ma I Osea- A. -arola. Jr.. Frank W. Hytchinvors. Jr.. Marltyn Smith Donald I Wamp. la-rente $. Whitten. Jf. The Art Guild is the honorary and professional organization for the Art Department. Eligibility for membership is based on outstanding scholastic achievement in art courses. Functioning as a service organization, the Art Guild sponsors lectures, movies, and the Annual Sidewalk Exhibit: Makes postors for campus organizations: parti cipates in the Freshman Reception; and co-sponsors the Beaux Ads Bali. The memben are: J©e Ma.-ell Da d Irvine Joe Calla-av James Ha-klns Rhoda Holman. 8 i Ada John Selerj. Biot T • e Me oo Rothtthl d. Ma-QO-el Miller, Pat Me-chant. Toot Ho-e. Ede Sp ce-. M� re Ro al. Be -. B-o- . Lvc, Hj-- Je-ry C--nb, Sue Ivay. Helen Ceppedoe Cha-lle Mil Ji-n Je’ ns Dor Mlllt. Ruth Mary W te. Morman Wh tm-an Gran’ tittle B'il Weeks, Ma v Eva Hodges. ART GUILD 347 • rif Row: H l� n Al , P«f i 8o� e� Ck� '?«s Fo'd. S« «rd Row: R«� ry Gur-. Hughei. EI-ij e«!F Wocd. Nof 9 Ctgr«d: V r Fr« «- Tcm Thprrlty. DECOR Decor, honorary sociefy for Interior Design students, was organized on the campus in 1939. Its purposes are to foster interest in Interior Design and related fie ds and to provide its members w th a social outlet within the confines of their own department. One of Decor's contributions to the campus is the sponsoring of exhibitions and ectures pertaining to the field of Interior Design. Each year Decor joins the other organizations in the school of architecture in sponsoring the Beaux A'ts Ball. Open House, and the annual freshman rccep tion. The officers are: Van Frazer, President: Tom Hughes. Vice-President; Elisabeth Wood. Secretary: and Tom Thomley. Treasurer. The sponsor is W. B. McGeehee. FIm� Row C'-sflei toward Rogerj, A...i . $. lo� e y, toward Salle, A J. Mill? Second Row: Marvin C. Hill, Alan D -tFic letlie M. K-am«r. Tnj-ston Sjo-npr FeId. Not Pietwed: Donald Wamp, F. Mtthill FiiFrupp. Scarab, o national honorary architectural fraternity, was founced at the Uni-versity of Illinois in 1909 and Khufu temple was established at Auburn in 1930. Scorab has provided o means for attaining a broader knowledge of architecture ano allied arts, providing friendly competition among students in the school of architecture, and creating fellowship within the fraternity. Among the local activities Scarab sponsors a freshman reception, a sketch competition. and the Beaux Arts Ball. Officers are: John W. $t. Martin. President: Marvin C. Hill. Vice-President; Alan W. Derthick. Secretary: Charles E. Rogers. Treasurer. SCRRAB 348 women’s music club The A.P.I. Women's Music Club was organized in September 1950. and has been a qrowing organization on the campus since that timo. The purpose of this club is to form a body of representative women who shall, by their influence and their musical interest, uphold the highest ideals of a musical education; to raise the stoncerds of productive musical work among tne women students of this college; to further the development of music in America anc assist in the development of a stronger bond of mus col interest and understanding between foreion countries and America: to give moral and material oid to its members: to promote an dignify the musical profession; and to develop lovolty to the Alma Mater. Phi Mu Alpha—Sinfonia is an honorary music fraternity. Its membership is not rostricted to music majors. The purposes of this fraternity are: to advance the cause of music in America, to foster the mutual welfare and brother-hooc cf students of music, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members. and to encourage loyalty to the Alma Mater. Phi Mu A pha was founded October 6, 1898 at the New England Conservatory cf Music—Boston. Massachusetts. Delta Psi Chapter was founded June I. 1948. One of this chapters main activities is its annual All American Concert. Officers are: W. Scarbrough. President; Jim Elkins. Vice-President; Gerald Parris. Secretary: Roger Everett. Treasurer; Bill Bamberg. Historian; Frank Schick. Warden; Sam Pa'ris, E -Alumni Secretary; V . Scarbrough. National Councilman- Dave Herbert. Faculty Advisor. icrntcv ore fcatn:ccr Uprrrar Ann fife. Gloria D-Let, Jea Mar, Mon Hurd, V Vanqolia Lokei An . ,T ™ r veinn. joori tn toii j’ Ji ” '■ Je.a Hal . Eleanar Mubto Jean Hewitt 8e-ty GtiHir Pat Motnton fO'Y Kent. So'a Mu'pSy. Auilu Lewit Carolyn Ma:«'00 Diana Morgan. , UUMi Rjnk,n. Kattryr, Roba-tuon, Jean Parc . Ann Saolar. So.«-ly Seaborn. Ma-r.ft Shr.ngie Rebecca Sbiglloy, Jana Young. R.jncii Wa np Luca WMta. PHI mu ALPHA 349 A. P. I DEBATE COUnCIL Fitjf Row: lurhe- Albert, Katherine Ann Huahev Wilton tide. Second Row: Barbara Searcy. Guy Smith. 6. R. Watson. Not Pictured: Ralph Hill. The A.P.I. Dcbotc Council, formed in 1931. supports all types of forensic activity, both intramural and intercollegiate. on the Auburn campus. From the membership of the council, intercollegiate teams ore chosen to compete in such national events as the Tau Kappa Alpha National Tournament, the Southeastern Speech Association event, and the Notre Dame University Noticnol Invitational. : ia'oa'a sta'cv, Ralph Hill, Guy Smith, Kath-yn Ann Hughgt. Neerra Loj Garin, Johc Sacond Ro«: Charles O. Aaron, Ricrorc Fu ler-on. Myrtle Buflo'd. Jim HavgcOJ. lutha- T. Aba-t. The Auburn chapter of Tau Kappa Alpha, national forensic honorary, was established in 1935. It recognizes students who excell in public speaking, de-ba e and oratory. This veor the local chapter tied for first place in the Southeastern Regional rKA Debate Tournament in the spring. Officers are: Barbara Searcy, Presidents who excell in public speaking, de-Hugnes. Secretary; B. R. Wotson. Treasurer. TAU KAPPA ALPHA 350 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AI11ERICA To develop among young peope who are preparing to be teachers an organization which shall be an integral part of state and national education association. To acquaint teachers in training with the history, ethics, and program o‘ the orqanizod teaching profession. To give teachors in training practical experience in working together in a democratic way on the problems of the profession and the community are the objectives of this organization. M«i� loulie Dunn. An- r;f.t Ro-: Dene Parlcr, feano' L’i« McNe I Shirt — r ----- —••••. Arema’ , Ma' am Majors. Joyce Sc 0 d JvC MtCo'fC', Jean V r j r,,A Hineocfc Mary Jo C h, i Jo«r Davicicti, Marv Ann Thom !. £ •! 0� o . Jo Ar GAn lArrb. Tfc � d Ro Robert Middlobrcofc. E'-iyf Stanley, Arm Sfkvtt, Mr. Edwa'd M. Rofcartton. Ann AU Ma, a � J r. Ann ‘Js'inr Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor society for students in the field of education. Its purposes are the encouragement of hioh intellectual and scholastic standards and the recognition of worthwhile contributions to education. It invites to membership such persons who exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy education idea's and sound scholarship. The society endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fcl owship among its members. The Alpha Phi Chapter was established at Auburn in 1925. KAPPA DELTA £tr� r Row L«ft to Right: Ms-y £ Iiabetn B-onnI« | Ba-bara Ana Choker M' R'OO-.t France G. � ood on. Pat R B-yai Mr, Dr oer C'ywa, Carolyn Cotby. Second o : Doroth. A. tr-an lo.A. s S«n-n-.� n Jane P.t-i 3-tv Ran Cr«'f. Tn ' 7 Row F • � ♦� M. P«tf� -yo- V-, r a H«r OCk. Ms-on H. Ronr,. Mary C-Ijoim Dant; e- Cha- et A Millar, fourth Row Dr. Robert G. R'i nge-. Janrei A .In McConey. Sidney 6. Hayy. Je� ve O. A-if ron. r itn Ron: SsrOars Searcy Jean Lynch Hal Londee GI I'lond Vanoalla Jar-ey C. McCall. ■ h no Dr. T'eoJc'e Dalton, Janet Sarrer. Rattier Grace. Cuie'er Ca-npoell. Se.en’h Ron: -our Duncan, Catherine Byrd, Sua Hall. Mr . Sherbert. 351 Home economics club -nt Row: Joyce GoH. Mary Homo . ClDudia Jobnion. Second Row: Er«nk « Kendall. Heler tinge'. Anne Thgtnpjov No' Pictured: Cornel'a May. Iol Ann Mitcnel The Dona King Gatchell Home Economics Club wos founded for the purpose of promoting a professional attitude and interest among students in Home Economics. Officers are: Ann Thompson. President: Lou Ann Mitchell. Vice-President: Morilakin Howard. Secretary: Martha Easter. Treasurer: Miss Marianna Smith-son. Faculty Advisor. Me'nben are: Julia Thomptori Jane Evere'i Joyce GoH. Saraii Quinn. Marcia Wirt . Mjtiiakin Howard. Julia Johnion. Charlotte MorA Sarah Boone. Pat Ya' brcugh, Marie Maglo-d Solely ftgnlroc. Je-v ho Roy, Baity Tottlirton. Ann Smith Oo! V ck. Ann Mitchell. Janet Oavi«. MartKa Bala . Virginia Pope. Anita lowcm, Paftie Thoria . Batty Mo-fi Jaret Parce-, Vi-giria Tnomp-,on Jo Ivey Janet Gray He tit Abbott. Jean Stipp, Lynn Ey� lit (ier. Bo'bo'a Braolord. Janet B-xwar. Carleen Arrington Heier Ringer. Penn, K ng Mary Stalling . Eunice Pummel. Al ce Needham. Mary Powier. RabaCa Longyt-ore 8etty Quenelle. Ba-yl Q.lan. M ry Abe I. Mr . Dotcthry Arnold Shirley HarrSst. Shirley Rudd. Jackie Jaekion. Ge't'wde Howard. Ca-olye Pnitiipv Cloudie John-yon. Garriy Wat on. Shirlc. Richardson. Jaricc WeOb Ma-f St'ingfello , Caro � r Adam . Come !a May, Mj'ilyn Adam . Lelta A:««ander, Carolyn GaMo-ar. Patty Green Betty Sa lor laned-a Ruth rg. Joy Newman, Nancy Wrigham. Kathryn Robe-ton Mary Jan She ly JacHe Red -an Sue Waller Kay The! Etr -t a K •� Sherry Ward. Jane Young. Sylvia Mock. Martha Robeion. Sarah Mu'phy. Mary Gore Nell leath Meye Lackey. haye lackav. Batty Igiehaart. Jeaty Heard Ma-tna Ea ter Ann Thomp on, Am Edtrordtcr Mary Borden Martha Boyefe, Jo Powell Mary Selieri. Betty Chad wick. Bcfy Beil Mitel 3-ady Sue Carter Sally Kelly Mariole Stage' Patty Kerned, Jear, Bake . Pat-icia Nunn Aud y Smith Cathe-ine 8.ck, Jo Ra a . Jaaratte Jacob loi Carta- Ma-y tttlinger. Ruby Pa-kar. Omicron Nu. National Home Economics Horor Society, was founded at Michigan State Colleqe in April. 1912, to recognize and promote scholarship, leadership, and research in Home Economics. Alpha Nu chapter was installed on the Auburn campus in November. 1951. Members ore chosen from the junior and senior classes. Officers aro: Claudia Johnson. President: Jovce Goff. Vice-President: Frankie Randall. Secretary: Helen Ringer. Treasurer; Ann Thompson. Ed tor. 352 omiCRon nu nmcRicnn pharrircv Assocmnon The Auburn Student Chapter of The American Pharmaceutical Association was founded on the campus in 1939. Through meetings and socials, the association strives to stimulate a qreater professional interest and friendly relationship among pharmacy students, to acquire a better knowledge of professional prob'ems. to assist in the elevation of the oractice of pharmacy, and to aid in the advancement of pharmaceutical knowledge. Officers are: Roger A. Everett, President: William H. Head. Vice-President: Sidney M. Bird. Secretary-: John Mack Hudson, Treasurer: Jack Boozer, Publicity Chairman. Tl a are: Robe-' Ana«rto« W I ,em Armittaed. K.ty Bale-d. Ban Barnhill, Wardall Barnhill, 8 II Beatty. Sid Bird. Jec« oo;er. Ma-ion 3-.� ; • 11 Peggy 8-owdc- R.-tall Collin . H«-ry Cotpe-. David £ der. Hover Thomat Foi-cloth Billy filet, Ba-' ford. Jo f-atv-avd. Co v«r fret. Dona d French. G 1-ner Ga-age. Dewey Gibton, Marqare Groban. K nr«� A Guin. Jamat Ha -ii. William Head. John Hudson Cha et Itbell. Jam«t JohMon, Sa-a Jon -.. Jamat Lawrono . Cha-at Lewis, Oo.q luntlo'd, Phillip tutha-, Eugene McLamora. Mary Morrdon, Jamat Mo-ton. William Mylat. Jamat Nall. Van McCoy, J. D. O: var, Fritit Paa'to' Harry Phillip . Vann Prui William ?� !;, Thomat Rot nton Jarnm ftollint Jamat Ryan. Wallace Scaronough Shnldon Skinner. Bobov Smith Je y Smith Bit Staphart, lyldon Strickland. William $tu i Henry lay or. S-d Thomat, Robert Tidwell Mah'on Tome-. Van Vaughn. Vernon’Wett, Jack William . John Zearoi. F-encli Davit. Adolph Jo-«t. chore B.-«ell. Founded at tho University of Michigan on Juno 23. 1922, Rho Chi is a national scholastic see ety for pharmacists. There are now 37 activo chapters. Zeta Chapter was established here in 1925. Officers arc: Francis Davis. President: Lyldon Strickland. Vice-President; Harvey Collins, Jr.. Secretary-Treasurer. f nr Row: Ma-� ay R. Collint. Jr. franeit H. Davit, Lawit M. Harrit. Sacond Row: Jotaph G. Hickt. Lyldon E Strickland. Not Pictured: Richard L. Be-,dirge-. G'lmer 0. Gamn-age. RHO CHI J53 ALPHA LAmBDA DELTA J. e Lotj. Martha Da.; Charry D-ayon Marry Lou Art ij', SHjrtoy Mae Ci«tt ii. Laura Chari Hudlcr. Mar Oh MlTlif Jf'v NeliO-. ►• “« A Ka-Meen Steoheh. El rabafK Wa -tr Mary f'ane A pha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic honorary for freshman women. The A.P.I. Chapter was established in the Winter quarter of I9S2. A 2.5 overall average must be maintained during the freshman year to be eligible for membership. Officers are: Patricia Sprague. Prosi dent; Shirlev Brown. Vice-President: Dorris Smith. Secretary: Mac Chastain. Treasurer. Kr� t Ro«: Dealt M. Alcock Robert A. Seckerl . Oona’d L. Chapman. Jerry Etkew Terry Etke� Charlat Jannngi hajlk Jc-r Pac Illqoi. Sacond Ro� l '� y A. luechayi. £:d-ed O. m;«oi Leonaro A. Mooay William V. Nov e. Rob W. 0'No 'l. Ma-mar R. Ofwel William H. Ranter. Third Row: John M. P rd� . Cha-lm 0. Reavet, « chare J. Scon. Frao Sharp. rrard R- Shulnatt. Floyd 8. Strojp Rob«'t R. Whitlock. Fourth Row: SHI Ridd atpurger. Frank Emant, Wil iam Arnold Join Jackson John $«!bo!d. Raufcar Finn«v. Not Pictw'od: Rotort O. 8eckam. Jock W. Cr n� 'a«. Laooard S. va-browgh. Phi Eta Siqma is a freshman honor society. It was founded in 1923 to en-courage and reward high scholastic attainment among the men members of the freshman class. There are now eighty-one chaotcrs located in leading colleges and universities throughout the United S-nte$. In 1937 the organization was admitted to membership in the Association of College Honor. Officors aro: Leonard Moody. President; Robert Whitlock. Vice-President; Reuben Finnoy, Secretary: William Pan-ter, Treasurer; William Neville. Historian. PHI ETA SIGI11A 354 R. S. R. E The American Society of Agricultural Engineers is a national organization for professional agricultural engineers and students enro'led in Agricultural Engineering. The Alabama Student Branch at Auburn promotes, directly and indirectly. tho intorest of students enrolled in Agricultural Engineering—particularly since theso interests rolate to their professional advancement. Officers are: Clayton M. Spencer. President: Elton R. Ralston, Vice-President; Wil iam Thomas. Scribe- Franklin Denney. Assistant Sribe: Dr. J. H. Neal. Faculty Advisor. Founded upon ideals of promoting and preserving fc lowship amonq textile brethron. Phi Psi. national professional textile honorary fraternity was organ-zed at Philadc phia. Pennsylvania, on March 18. 1903. In 1936 Lambda Chapter was established in Auburn in an effort to ennonce the congeniality among shuttle and spindle students ord members of industry. Recognizing the essence of human relations. Phi Psi sponsors numerous social functions throughout tne vear to create interest and understanding among textile students, both on this campus and at other colleges. The aims of Phi Psi are to broaden the purpose of the textile industry by mutual compatability. by more lofty standards and to interweave character, quality and virtue Into the warp and woof of life. Officers are: Jim S. Murray, president: Arthur Boyanton. Vice-President: Bob Nagel. Secretary: and George W- ght. Treasurer. members are: J. S. Murray, President; A. 8. Bayanton, V ce-Prejioe-t; R. A. Neqet. Sec-e tary; G. R. W-ighr, T-eaiu' ': 8. W. Williarrt C. A. Rooimori. 1. R. la-xSert £. $. Auitin. W. 8. Shat ar J J. 6. Y© “ J. $. v. 8. D. Itaoattar 0. 8. Raul� J. t. PHI PSI 355 f,lit Row. Vj'lta pierce. Rccoriiimi Secref«-� : P|h� Artbony. Co'reisanding SecfeJj'r: Ruth $p«a ? P'euden Ann Sch'inljhe . ViCe-PraildeM; Ma-qa'ct McCall, Hljtoron; Lqjlie Ro .« l� ««� uro': Phils Sfange. Alumni Secretary [no’ ihown). Second Row: Betty Blue. Franco Gllehrlit, Marian Barnard Baffy Ann P� 'k r. Bobby Rucki Mary Van teaiov Madeline Vardman, Mar Ho1’. Thl-d Row Mri. Robert Inga It Mr . Kn3 Livlrotfon. Mrt. Be'ttia R'Onell, M't. Ralp‘ O'.v.qhon M't R I. Partin. Mrt. Knllh R«� v Mitt Katharine Cater. F urrh Ro� : Francet Mara tie ©oris’Co� Ruth Bjih. Mary Hall. Jacqueline Oean Nancy Conner. Virginia Sharpe Kathleen Pe-ry. Filth Row: Lucille Peeples Harriett Tuggle Botha Newsome, Mary Pouticv. Edna Thrather, Parrcla Turney. LaRve McCory, Jo Edmonson. Carol Hewitt. Member Not Shown: Martha Sanders. Vivian Hemohill, Emily L'ndtcy. Betty Hudton Sandro Haqqard. Jul'e Me-Laughter. Jan A'Tt 'ong, -aoby Ruin, Ca'y McCletry. Sana Ihrathor. Danny Gray, Barba'a Eubanyt Hen rietta Mimt. Eliror Sperce . An Bullock. Ja e B-owe. Ma’anlc Bancroft, Grace White. DAmES CLUB The National Association of University Dames was founded at Chicago University in 1921. The purpose of the organization is to establish and strengthen bonds of friendship among student’s wivos, to develop and provide for special interests of its members and to stimulate general culture among its members. A.P.I. Chanter of Dames was organized in 1946 undor the sponsorship of Mrs. J. H. Neal. The Club Latino Americano was founded at Auburn in 1945, and is one of the youngest organizations on the campus. It stimulates its members to bind the good neighbor relation of America. The purpose of this club is to build a better understanding among the Spanish speaking students at Auburn and to help those Latin-American studonts who lack a complete know edge of English to become Auburn students. Officers are: Francisco Fernandez, President; Guillermo Maymir. Vice-President: Denis Alcock, Treasurer: Luis Gai-tan. Secretary. LATin nmcRicnn club 356 ALPHA EPSILOn DELTA Founoed at the University of A abama in 1926 Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national honorary society for Pre-Medical students, fhe ourposes of he society are to encourage excellence in pre-medical work furnishing a goal towards which the student mav strive during the early quarters of his cr her pre-medical career. Officers are: Eron Ingie. President: Ted Whatley. Vice-President; Steve Russell. Secretary: Robert Pearson. Treasurer. Fin Row- Will loin Wo- Front G-ahom. Doyle Moynej Su.on Cobbr0 r'‘ RJo'’'’ Many Ellon C'0«. No Pictj-ed: Jame: Ha'dmg Betty MclomO'e. ‘ o’n s ° The Wraestlian Club is on organization composed of men who have actively participated in varsity wrestling. Its purpose is to encourage and promote col leqiate wrestling at Auburn. The Wraestlian Club sponsors the annual Intramural Wrestling Tournamont to give every boy a? Auburn a chance to wrestle. Many exhibitions are given for various schools and organizations throughout the Southeast. Officers are: John M. Hudson. President: John B. Cotton. Vice-President; Bill W. Parks Secretary Treasurer; Assistant Coach Sonny Dragoin. Faculty Advisor. Fi-� t Row: J«cl Deloach. CKrlo McOade Jo-'i Mock -adton, Robert N. HoH. Second Row Dick Downey. Jock Blo«ham 3 II Bcdenoooqh } II Parii. Not Pict.-ed: A M(c-s. Jonn 8. Cotton Glenn Sende-s. Richard Bite Robert David. Al Ma-tinic. Sonny 0-ago.n (Faetlfv,. UJRflESTLinn CLUB 357 fURBAmn FARRIER Tint Row: J. F. C'ockcr. Vji T. Burnette, M. O. Allred. R. t. Sheltor. 5. G. Mount, A. C. Moore R. M. Mount. Second Row: .'amet Griffin, W. O. Sctr-ale. Geonqe F. Coleman, Luther Aloe”, C. R. Collier. Robert N. Hall. Jamet C. Hor on. Third Ro«: Roy t. Ga-«e-. Bill Otwalt, Sill M, Williams. A bert Smith Joe B. Thorrovcn, Thomas Ru ler. Not Pictured: Ch� flfi Sumrrerour. Th© purpose of tnc Alabama Farmer is to provide for the agricultural students, faculty and alumni a source of information, well rounded in coverage of campus activities pertaining to the aggie s' interests: the latest developments reported by the nation's leading research organizations: news of alumni, reports on Auburn's own extensive research program; student written articles of particular interest, and news picture stories. The editor is C. P. Collier: business manager. Jimmy Benton: advertising manager. Jim Martin; circulation man-aoer, Phillip Utter: managing editor, Dav'd Baggett: assistants: Ed Tate. Ann Thompson. Vann 3urnett. Bill Harden, Jim Grant. Max Smith. Bob Burns Martha Boyette. Ruby Parker. Winforo Davis. Billy Thomas. Roy Simms, anci Ed Co'nelv. The Agriculture Council is composed of two representatives ejected from each recoqnized agriculture1 organization, one faculty advisor, and ex-officio members from other agricultural organizations. The purpose of the Agricultural Council is to maintain a functional body for coordination and promoting the activities of the agricultural organizations. The Agricultural Council sponsors the Alabama Farmer'' and helps on the annual Open House. Officers are: Buck Compton. President; William Reynolds. Vice-President; Bob Fonn. Secretory-Treasurer. 358 RG counciL FORESTRY CLUB The Forestry Club was organized to unite in a strong brotherhood those students who have a deep interest in forestry, to promote the social, mcra culture and professional intorest of the members. The Auburn Forestry C ub has been a leader in meeting these requirements in the past and will continue to do so. The officers of The Auburn Forestry Club arc: Euoene A. Sample. President; John F. Crocker. Vice-President; Beryl Toler, Treasurer; Ben Davis Secretary: Donald E. Smith. Reporter. The members are: W. 8. Keith 6. S. Toler, 0. R. S «llworth J. Rice, 0. Smth. A. 8. Scogor. C. W lbb Pl'ts G. Chef« J. Cethcert. 8. Brown, w. Hants, C. 0. Smith, R. Gordy. J. E. Nitpp ’. E. Sar-pe. J. C'ocire-. N C'Oshy. Pro!. H v C. A P oo 8 Rocers 8 Dalvu. C. S'. Saunders. W. M. Savage A. Hunt. K. Howell 8. Callaway V Mile-. J Teel. H. Howell. I. W. Tnomas, R. 8'ltt. V. E. Williams. V . M. ’dd. E. J. Da-d. 0. Ferris Jim Meigs. Prof. 0. 8. Rlcnards. Alpha Beta Alpha, ocai honorary collegiate 4-H organization, was cstab ished on tho Auburn campus in 1949 for the purpose of promoting 4-H activities and recoqnizinq students with outstanding 4-H service and achievements, foster and oevelop high standards of scholarship. character, leadership, and a spirit of fellowship among ts members. Officers are: Roy She ton. President; Joe Thompson. Vicc-Presdent; Dell Evans. Secretary; Terrell Guthrie. Treasurer. First Row: Mo”is Al rod. Van Tyl Burnette Roy Shoiton 0e I Evans, Margaret A-in Cathey Am S. Thompson. Jrsn 8. Thompson.. A. C. Moo'e. Jr. Second Row: Roy Jordan, C. T. G Imer. Welle; Ledbetter. Will lorn E. Walter, 8jbbe' Pippin. Fr.sn Phillips. Jnmes G. Inn. Sob King. Third Row: Diet Schneider Will e F. Wager John L. Ourr J. lee Alley. James 0. Bilberry Terre I C. Guthrie. Ed Vaugha, Luther Albert. Not Pictured: Sana'a Ruth Carter J. E. Ledbette-. Eunice Hummel. ALPHA BETA ALPHA 359 dairv science club Fint Row: c. P Coli;«f w;«(oro Colli -. Bobb, T dmore. (..'her Alb.it Phillip U’te D- qh� Bond- Second Ro-: 8obOy B'dgm� n Joe 8'oed-a‘e-. John Cjnning-.r-' 8'uce Ec-a'di 8 , G-ahem. T ird Ro : Wiada G'een. Hugh Jadion. Wm' C McMillo Her-y Moody. Gene Semont. Net P-«tureo: J. J 'Sony - loft. BUI J «k Flav-j 3b R ,f„i E. Moorer Dr. K. M. Autr y. Dr. t Y. Cannon. Professor W. M. Eaton Fa'c Ity included The objectives of the Dairy Science Club are to provide an informal meeting place for students and faculty members who ore interested in Dairy Science and to establish and maintain good relations between students and dairymen throughout tho state. The Dairy Science Club establishes and maintains contact between students and outstanding workers in ‘he dairy industry. The Club promotes fellowship and scholarship among those at API who are interested in dairy science. flrtt Row: John Ellis. Van Tyle Surratt Boyd.n Kinsey. Ill B'ar’on C'jig John C. Sm«ll«y. S C one Row: Joh n C. Wrigot Roy Jordan. Jimmy Otm.nt, Cha' nt Kraurliky, Frank S lari. Ihi-d Row: C a.ae E. Edwards, tommy Morrow. Jinmi Holman, R. I. Shoemaker. B.ddr Hnrr ll. Not P'Vured: James A. Reynolds. Joe E. Rawls Ha-otd Pa'e. The Alabama chapter of the National Block and Bridle Club was organized in order to promote and increase interest among the students of Animal Husbandry. and to bring about closer relationships between the students and the men pursuino some phase of this field as a profession. Annually the club sponsors a horse show, the A.P.I. Livestock Judging Team and the Sears and Roebuck Scholarship. Membership is open to all students majoring in Animal Husbandry and those interested in the various fields of this profession. Officers are: Frank Sellers. President; Braxton Craig. Vice-President; Claude Edwards, Secrotary; Chanes Krasclsky. Treasurer; Van T. Burnette Harold Pate. Ag. Council Representatives. BLOCK RnD BRIDLE CLUB 360 FUTURE FflRmERS OF RmERICR Training prospective teachers in F.F.A. work is th© primary purpose of ♦he Auburn Collegiate chapter of the Future Farmers of Americo. The chapter meetings are he'd ©very two weeks, and entertaining as w©!l as education© programs arc p'esentod. Members are encouraged to take an active part in a I chapter activities. Officors: Prosidcnt. Johnny MaraWe: Vice-President, F. M. Patterson; Secretary, Troyce Ledbetter- Treasurer. Joe Burkes; Reporter, Talmadge Batch; Sen-tinel. W. K. Blankenship; Parliamentarian. Hol'is Todd: Delegates to Ag. Council, Robert Wright. Carter Horton; Adviser, Dr. T. W. Gandy. The Institute of Radio Engineers was organized in 1912. to advance the art and science of radio communication and electronics, and to promote the professional welfare of the enoineers therein. Th© A.P.I. student branch of tho I.R.E. was founded at Auourn in 1947 in order that the Auburn students might receive the benefits that accrue to those who early ailv themselves with their technical society. Membership in the Institute of Radio Engineers is open to afi Auburn students enrolleo in Electrical Engineering. In ittirbrn arc: Ga-ald Ardarso Jo1 B ankanshlp, Bob Bugg Joel Deloach. Wayna Gre b f'v, Wa-ar G-imes, Bcb Mai . Albar Maaslatt. Cha'les Malms Ma � Kirk. C'i ord Mann ng, Jamay MrCa I. la'ry McNytl Cec I Miller. GaC'rje Omtri, Mi-am Phillips, one rt P'af - H� m cnel ovy Ossa- Striclland. Johnny Stowers. Cha-les Thomas. Gena Thompson, Ma'ley Thompson Marman Todd. Don Turney Sana Sessions. John Svttla. Oscar Cjylor. T. A. She'lho'te. Wlnl'tsl Oavis 0. t. Cunningham, inSTITUTE OF RADIO EflGIIlEERS 361 FRESHmnn rduisorv council U® ivCr� k fl’ ’ ; ',fv Allen, Wi-tt A-S3'e-J, Becky Bia'olc. Mfl'on Bao'd, Bob Beer,. at mj Bo mjn, Tr dy 60. Aipe' B'arne B H B’own Nan«, B'o«' Boo B-o� n Be” Ca'lovi , J4 • -'Mlep ', SvO Cobb, JO n Conover, C 'o 0'4J, R'OOberfo C-w. Ani c Hi, francev Fpb ', Mvtle Fa«. Dick F-j;le”on Ann G ' .� fd. Neill Ga'onef O0.7 Herd 9. Cha'let Hero nn Glen Harvey Jean Hewitt. Francet Mallard, Jordan Hoitem Male. Mono.-, Milo Ha� «ro. ts , Jacob'. BUI Jo nvon Waldo Ke:� • � Ckerlotte Kenned. Bill K ng, pick Msio-. Marilyn Mala Mon Mdrto, .CatJyrlee McG.rlU, John Mll«., heb.: 0 Ne.l j.m ’r.a. W.bnter Teeeov. B b. iTstfUflt,' B:Sea . Rebecca Short, Mary J. Smith Mar “• Smith a.«i ft v Joey St-'det Utter Strickland. Jane To-«� . Bob .-eodv Carol,- Ya bro i ti The primary purpose of the Freshman Advisory Council is to assist the Freshman during Orientation Week. The counci was estob ished in the Fall oT 1947 by Woman s Student Government Association. Members of this group must be upperclassmen who aro above the average in both scholarship and campus activities. The Canterbury Club is that part of the Epsccpal Church which exists to meet the needs of students attending state colleqes and universities. It meets the spir!tual needs of Episcopal students by providing an opportunity for worship through its Sunday School, church services. mid-weelc mediations and through its deputation ano fellowship hours. It gives the student opportunity for per-sora: growth through active participation in plannina and carrying out its work. It seeks to instill the ideals of love and brotnerhood into all its members, and serves as a laboratory for he practice of Christian living. C0I1TCRBURV CLUB 362 UJESTminSTER FELLOWSHIP What it is: A fellowship of Auburn students of the Presbyterian Church who want to know Christ and to make Him known. What it does: Tries to serve Christ bv studyinq His teachings, worshipping in His Church, fe lowshippinq in His name, and showing forth His love in acts of service to the local church, the community-at-large and the whole church, crossing racial, national, and denominational ines. UUESLEV FOUnDflTIOn Welcome into the Christian fo lowship of the Wesley Foundation. Dio you realize that all over the world Methodist college students are organized in the Methodist Student Movement? The Wesley Foundaton is the Methodist Church at work on the co lege campus. It was formed to meet the religious needs of students enrolled in state colleges and universities. Spiritual needs of students are met by providing opportunity for worship through Church School, church services, meditation groups, and Bible study. Opportunities are providec. throuqh work on the various committees, to better understand the peoples of our community, our nation, and cur world. Throuqh deputation work and fellowship times students make lasting friends and companions. Through participation in the vorious phases and proqram of the Wesley Foundation, the student grows, enriching his own life and that of others, and helps to further Christian work. The Wesley Foundation of the Methodist Church continually strives to instill, into the hearts and lives of all, the ideols of love, of brotherhood, and of Christian service. Summer officers included Patricia Harris. President; Rebecca Shigley. Vice-President; Jeanette Ingram, Secretary: and R'chard Runyan, Treasurer. Present officers include Penfield Ivey. Pres'dent; David Irvine. Vice-President; Cynthia Byrd, Secretary: and Allar Moody. Treasurer. Ashland Shaw is minister to students and Joel McDovid is minister of the Methodist Church of Auburn. 364 Top Loft: Eit-.j'l.e Co.rc •Seated :eft to fight—Jure torg Je' i Garrison Ann Midale'on. Carol Ann Smith. June Wise. Jacque Wallef Nell Smifn. StorJing. left •o fiqht—Retard Armstronq; O'. Howa'd Oli e Pastor; 01a « Thrasher Nell Win , Vau'ice Willis. d'oetor; Ma'90-et 0o� svon. Jomes I Robert Morg Top Rig-1 lilted at mambars ot various o'ganitat o'S. This is a g'OJP ot Baptii' student-, •nrotlad the Young Women’s Av i iar an organization to p'on-ote inferos1 n n ssions among college women. President Jure Long it fourth from right. gh I, i of school d is the Welcome Pa'ty for rew students, sponsoed by the Baptist Studen1 Un’on. This scene is from last sear's Round-up Party. Bottom Lett: The pro q-arr ct the BAPTIST STJOENT UNION is centered In enlistment of the indi yfoual Baptist Studen1. A weekly vis tation program s promoted in an attempt to reach over 2S00 S� pt it students e«ro led at A.P.I. Bottom RigM: An a: lira program among students dependt on Dubllcif to seep its constituents informed. Tne Baptist Stjdent Union publishes a b-weekly paper. Ttnf LINKS, and distributes i to Baptist studen-s nno alumni. The g'ouD shown ie this picture includes part of the staff of the 8.S.U. paper. Ed tor Nell Smi1!! is seated at left. BAPTIST STUDEI1T Union Baptist Student Union Missions MISSIONS Bop’ijt students are enlisted os number of various church organisation . This is o group of Baptist students enrolled in the Young Woman’s Auiil ary. on organization to premoto interest in missions among coilogo women. Posidont June Lonq is forth from right. PUBLICITY Any active proqram omerg student dooends on publicity to leap its constituents informed. Th Baptist Student Union publishes a bi-weekly paper Tho Links. and distributes it to Baptist studonts and alumni. Tho group shown in this picture includes part of the staff of the B.S.U. paper. Editor Nell Smith is seated, at left. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The First Baptist Church of Auburn is tho focal point of al Baptist Studort Un on eetivifies. A Student Department is provided tor both Sundoy School and Troining Union on Sundays, and thn congregation for worship services includos many A.P.I. studonts. ENLISTMENT The program of th� Baptist Student Union iscentored in onlistment of the individuol Baptis student. A weekly visitation program i promoted in on attempt to reach over 2500 Baptist student enrolled at A.P.I. SOCIAL Ono of the high ights of the first oays of school during fhi fall quarto' is the Wo como Party for new student , sponsored by the Baotist Student Union. This score is from lest year's Round-Up Party. Social Publicity Enlistment JEFF’S STUDIO f- ortrailure Itj ffeff featured in I he 1954 GLOMERATA Eeauli eA and dda i ori teS Wright 8uilding Phone I 126 Headquarter Just as � e supply the Auburn varsity athletic teams with tho finest in athletic equipment, so do wo offer students the best for their individual needs . . . and, at the lowest possible prices . . . OFFICIAL P.E. EQUIPMENT FOR MEN AND WOMEN TENNIS SUPPLIES (including one-day racquet re-stringing) SPORTSWEAR SWIM EQUIPMENT (Jantxen swim trunks . . . frog foot . . . diving masks ... water sliis.) FISHING TACKLE GOLF CLUBS AND ACCESSORIES REMEMBER. IT COSTS EVEN LESS TO BUY THE BEST WHEN IT COMES FROM feeder fttctyauqhif Specialists in Sports Broad and Walton Streets 106 North College Street Atlanta 3, Georgia Auburn, Alabama The Best tor the Best” STANDARD SERVICE Ask the Student, the Student Knows AUBURN ALABAMA THOMPSON WEST GLENN WHOLESALE GROCERY and SUPER MARKET JOHN PENN THOMPSON. Prop. AUBURN. ALABAMA 320 W. Glenn Phone 1106. 1107 or 1124 TAMPLIN HARDWARE COMPANY Auburn, Alabama 7ke Jit At Klat'mal flank of ai:BURN It it the dotire of this bank to sorve the community and the ttudentt of A.P.I. tincerely and faithfully. We fruit that, wherever you go from here, you will carry with you a feoling of trust and confidence in The First National Bank of Auburn. FRED A. DURAN, President MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION IF YOU LIKE TO DRESS WELL SEE OLIN L. HILL The Man With The Tape HUBBARD'S 5 10c STORE A good variety store with courteous service Where students like to trade AUBURN, ALABAMA Pins HOTEL Sprinkler Fire-Protected AUBURN ALABAMA INGRAM’S GULF SERVICE P H O N E 7 5 ROBERT M. INGRAM Student Hdqs. For Automotive Service A U B U R N A L A AUBURN ICE AND COAL CO. Serving This Area For Over a Quarter of a Century with ICE COAL LUMBER GENERAL CONTRACTING A. MEADOWS GARAGE YOUNG'S LAUNDRY Incorporated SANITONE DRY CLEANING AUBURN. ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF TIGER MOTOR CO. FORD DEALER AUBURN. ALABAMA T OOMER S COSMETICS DRUGS CANDIES STATIONERY SODA TOBACCO O N T H E C O R N E R CHEVROLET FIRESTONE • Sorvico • • Tiros • Parts • Tubes • Batteries incc IS )6 AUBURN. ALABAMA One half Aertice oh Photo Jini A king OVER SIZE—TWO DAYS Typewriter Rentals—$5.00 per month For Dance and Party Pictures Call JIMMY ROY Phone 44 Day 666 Night Jackson’s Photo Supply 119 EAST MAGNOLIA Auburns Friendly Book Store HAWKIN’S BOOK STORE Make Hawkins Headquarters for all your college needs South College Auburn, Alabama Since 1878... It's BURTON'S BOOK STORE “Something nor every day East Magnolia and South College Streets WRIGHT DRUG CO. DRUGS—COSMETICS—SODAS Revlon DuBarry Max Factor Lucien Lelong GREYHOUND BUS STATION Phone 9 CREST 5 10c STORE SCHOOL SUPPLIES o Magnolia St. Auburn. Ala. SAVE FOR A PURPOSE THE Member of F.D.I.C. Federal Reserve System College At Magnolia RANK OF AUBURN AUBURN, ALABAMA PITTS CLOTHING STORE AUBURN ALA. BARNEY'S CUB Regular Meals, Short Orders Sandwiches Open 6 A.M.-1 P.M. Auburn, Ala. Centrally located on CatnpuA Student Union Building Headquarter 'Jcrflll If cur £ckccl Heed COLLEGE SUPPLY STORE Student Union Building CHARLES SHOE SALON First in Fine Feminine Footwear N. College AUBURN COOK JEWELRY COMPANY IIS South 8th Street OPELIKA. ALABAMA STEADMAN'S BAR-B-Q RESTAURANT Highway 72-W HUNTSVILLE. ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE Your Key to Quality punnavann Huntsville's Quality Family Store Since 1914 HOLLINGSWORTH NORMAN • OPELIKA’S LEADING READY-TO-WEAR STORE MARKLFS WALGREEN AGENCY AUBURN, ALABAMA THE CHICKEN HOUSE Southern Fried Chicken STEAKS—SEA FOODS—BAR-B-Q SANDWICHES Atlanta Highway Ooeliko OPELIKA ' NATIONAL BANK STATE DOCKS at MOBILE ALABAMA'S GATEWAY TO WORLD TRADE ALABAMA STATE DOCKS BOARD (An Agency of the State of Alabama) MOBILE. ALABAMA Mr First National Bank OPELIKA, ALABAMA At the Close of Business December 31, 1953 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash and Duo from Banks $1,429,417.54 Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 U. S. Government Securities Other Bonds 977.276.56 70,000.00 Surplus 250.000.00 Undivided Profits 101.294.45 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 10,500.00 Reserves 21.734.80 Loans and Discounts 1.282.489.32 Furniture and Fixtures 7,505.86 Deposits 3,304.360.03 Other Assets 200.00 $3,777,389.28 $3,777,389.28 OFFICERS Clement C. Torbert. . . . Forney Renfro . . . . R. T. Meadows Ralph Mitcholl . . . . DIRECTORS Clement C. Torbcrt Winston Smith T W. S. Owsley J. T. Hamilton, Jr. R. W. Williams F. B. Smith T E. F. Jackson OUR SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR 1886-1953 Member Federal Reserve Bank. Member Federal Desosit Insurance Corporation THE FARMERS NATIONAL RANK OF OPELIKA OPELIKA. ALABAMA Established 1909 CONDENSED STATEMENT DECEMBER 31. 1953 ASSETS Cash in Vault and Due from Banks.........................$1,623,821.38 United States Government Bonds........................... 2.719,426.25 Other Securities of Federal Agencies........................ 50.000.00 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank................................ 9,000.00 State. County and Municipal Bonds.......................... 570,636.00 Commodity Credit Corporation Loans on Cotton . . . 299.520.66 Loons and Discounts...................................... 1,615,210.46 Banking House. Furniture and Fixtures....................... 29,766.41 Other Assets................................................. 2,096.50 $6,919,477.66 LIABILITIES Capital Stock (Common)..................................$ 100.000.00 Surplus .................................................. 200,000.00 Undivided Profits........................................ 58,545.42 Deposits................................................ 6.560,932.24 $6,919,477.66 OFFICERS JOHN Z. FULLER...............................................President R. NELSON CARTWRIGHT.....................................Vico President W. RALPH YANCEY................................................Cashier DIRECTORS Homer Carter John Z. Fuller Judson H. Salter R. N. Cartwright H. B. Peacock Yetta G. Samford W. C. Davis G. C. Roberts. Jr. C. S. Shealy ANDY’S CAFE Tops in Good Food OPELIKA. ALABAMA TEAGUE HARDWARE CO. MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA COLUMBIANA HEADING CO. P.O.Box 127 Phone 4931 COLUMBIANA. ALABAMA Manufacturers of SOUTHERN PINE AND HARDWOOD HEADING USED IN SLACK BARRELS CERAMICS CHEMICALS COMMODITIES POWDERED EGGS For MEAT POULTRY HARDWARE FOOD PRODUCTS POWDERED MILK GLASS CHINAWARE SOAP s� vsa PatefMh 'a ROSEMONT GARDENS FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION 300 SO. PERRY MONTGOMERY PHONE 7731 For Exclusive Men's Wear LITHOGRAPH ANNUALS Attention High Schools FANNIN’S HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHING McGregor Sportswear Hathaway and Arrow Shirts Knox and Stetson Hats Holeproof and Interwoven Hose Botany Sportswear I 16 Montgomery St. Montgomery, Ala. PARAGON PRESS MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA W. A. MAY GREEN FRANK ROSA. Mgr. T SPORTING GOODS T O O y Serving you since 1903 y S 35 South Court St. S MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA Phone 3 0224 COMPLIMENTS OF BILL CHAMBERLIN FRANKLIN LIFE INS. CO. Ess. 1884 COMPLIMENTS E. PLURIBUS UNUM SUNDAY DINNER PRODUCTS Schlosi 4 Kahn Montgomery THE QUALITY HOUSE FOR 83 YEARS OF PROTECTIVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY THE SQUIRE'S SHOP Distinctive Apparel for Men and Young Men BIRMINGHAM HOMEWOOD COMPLIMENTS OF WARREN, KNIGHT DAVIS BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Gil OWING! Owned and occupied exclusively by LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. find BROWN SERVICE I'KAMi r . sAJliOKD, l‘rc ident BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA JACK YAUGER COMPANY BUILDING PRODUCTS 2930 Seventh Avenue South BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Phone. Office 3-1221 Res. 7-1533 IN BIRMINGHAM For Your Jewelry Needs A. A. ASH, INC. On the Corner o' 201 N. 20 St. For 50 Yoars a Trusted Name in Jowelry JOIlEllOSE 1917 Second Avenue GIFTS GEAR FIELD AND FIRESIDE, INC. Number Twenty Six Thirtccrth Street COLUMBUS. GEORGIA Men's Sports Apparel Women s Sportswear MALONE OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. We Are Always Happy to Serve You! 107 12th Street Columbus. Ga. KIRVEN'S Columbus. Georgia And RC is best by taste-test too ! Enjoy that got-up-and-go fooling that wonderful RC feeling! Drink delicious RC! Like no other cola, RC makes you feel like new! TWO full glasses in each BIO bottle —everywhere! don't forget to stock up for the weekend ! VCROHty C0l Best by toste-tcst YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT HaifMt-iitkn thai Jfhc. 1109 B way COLUMBUS. GEORGIA Ladies and Misses Millinery Shoes Accessories We Specialize in College Clothes COiUMtv . 010 01 Ready-to-wear Sportswear Millinery Accessories Uinqvrio Shoes Potronize Auburn Men' R. E. LAMBERT 8c SONS DARLINGTON. ALABAMA —Serving Agriculture Since 1900— RELIABLE FARM SEED REGISTERED POLLED HEREFORDS I ut SCHWORILT “SUITS THE SOUTH Manufacturer of: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS STOVES A HEATERS Jobber of: COMPLETE LINE OF MILL SUPPLIES AIR CONDITIONING-REFRIGERATION Columbus Iron Works Company Southern Plow Company Division Coiumbus, Go. Est. 1853 BILLIE OF THE DIXIE KITCHEN Congratulates the Class of '54 Locotod Across the Street from he Music Bidg. ALABASTER LIME COMPANY Manufacturers of ALABASTER PRODUCTS ALABASTER, ALABAMA Phone 2841 TIGER THEATER AUBURN ALABAMA sdulurn A Student Ijfnion (J3uiidi mg BATSON-COOK CONSTRUCTION CO. SEXTON SELLS MORE TRAINED BUYERS THAN ALL OTHER WHOLESALE GROCERS Wem«n buy«rt judge largely by intuition. Appreciate immediately the value of new products in brightening their service. Weigh the value of the product in their individual service rather than by a price slumlord alone. M n boyrt arc apt to depend upon careful analysis. Slower to accept new items because they prefer to have things more standardized. Sometimes overemphasize price as a factor in their determination. Between Men and Women Buyers for the institutional and restaurant field—whether men or women—are the shrewdest and most experienced there are. They are skilled in the technique of appraising foods. They make full use of scientific methods of ascertaining food cost. They weigh the cost of waste in making their decisions. Sexton sells to 60,000 individual units in this great market. The remarkable growth of the company has been based entirely on quality and service. A policy of fine merchandise, carefully packaged, fairly priced and promptly delivered has won the confidence and good will of these trained buyers. Throughout the years Sexton has based every step of its growth upon that platform. Chicago • Long Island City Dallas • Atlanta • Pittsburgh Detroit • Philadelphia Boston • San Francisco Indianapolis All portraits in THIS HOOK MADE HV GASPAR-WARE STUDIOS 876 WEST PEACHTREE ST. ATLANTA. GEORGIA O OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR GLOMERATA ♦ All GLOMERATA negatives ore held in our files for several years and portraits can be obtained at any time. Write us for information and special price lists. I would like to express my appreciation to MARY ANN WILLMAN DAVID SMITH IVAN BUTGEREIT SAM HENDERSON JAKE REYNOLDS for their untiring efforts in soliciting the ads for the 1954 GLOMERATA. Without their help this publication would not have been possible. JIM JOHNSON Advertising Manager (overs by hinyskraft KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT. TFNNESSEE From the Forests of Alabama to Your Front Door as the Daily Newspaper Via EOOSA RIVER NEWSPRINT EUMPANY KEEP ALABAMA GREEN COOSA PINES TALLADEGA COUNTY ALABAMA From Southern pine the people of Coosa River produce over 100.000 tons of nowsprint ovory yoar for America's newspaper presses. C on cjra tu la lion 3 to PRODUCERS OF: Fuels • Metallurgical Products • Ten- u ate Building Products • Aromatic Chemcals • Wood Chemicals • Aoricultural Chemicals PLANTS: Chatlanoga. Nashviiie. Rockwoc . Wrigley. Whit-well, Tennessee: North Little Rock. Arkansos- Jacksonville. Fla.: Houston, Texas TENNESSEE PRODUCTS CHEMICAL NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE ANOTHER GREAT YEAR RECORDED FOR YOU 11 E N S O X PRINTING CO. X A S H V I L L F. , T E X X ESSE E DESIGNERS • P R 1 N T E R S • III N D E R S O 1 1 II IS OUR J II . G L O . l E R A T A TENSE MOMENTS.... Your 1954 GLOMERATA has recorded in word and picture the events of another exciting year at Auburn. As Engravers to the GLOMERATA it has been our privilege to work very closely with the Staff. This has been a real pleasure and we are proud of the part we were permitted to play in another outstanding edition of your yearbook. COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION ALABAMA ENGRAVING BIRMINGHAM COM P A N Y It's time to retire . . . — I