Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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DR. CHARLES RICHARD SAUNDERS Demi OF CHEMISTRY The School of Chemistry offers curricula designed to train the student in the fundamentals of the sciences together with advanced courses in chemistry and physics. The School is made up of the Department of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering and Laboratory Technology, and of- fers four-year curricula leading to degrees of Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, and Laboratory Technology, and advanced work leading to the degree of Master of Science in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. The School is housed in the Ross Chemical Laboratory with the Emerson R. Miller Library and fully equipped modern laboratories. The School also has departments located in Wil- more Engineering Laboratory. Training of the faculty continues at its excellent high standard. Of the twenty full-time teachers thirteen hold the Doctor's degree. A major source of strength in the School of Chemistry rests in the fact that the faculty is active in both teaching and research. This allows the faculty to bring to the student not only the basic fundamental problems in chemis- try but also new problems brought about by modern research techniques. OFFICERS B013 O'NEIL ..... ....... I 'resident SHIRLEY BROWN .. .... Vice-President

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WITH SPRING AROUND THE CORNER Wcmody' Herman and his orchestra. the New Third Herd. was the third name band to appear on the campus in this school year. Sponsored hy Blue Key in an effort to replenish funds for the Bruce Greenhill Scholarship. Vvoodfs first trip to Auburn was a complete success. The New Third Herd was named as one of America's foremost jazz hands. and it was understandable after attending the late afternoon con- cert and the dance that evening. After twenty days of Spring practice and a week's post- ponement due to inclement weather, Coach Shug Jordan and staff put the 1956 Auburn grid squad machine on display as the Blue defeated the Orange in the Annual A-Day game. The halftime ceremonies included the presentation of Miss Ann Freeman as Miss A-Day. A check was presented to Dr. Draughon on behalf of the A Club for half of the proceeds of the game which will he devoted to a fund for awarding of scholarships to future members of the Auburn Band. The seven students who will lead the 6'War Eaglesw next year were also chosen during halftime. This selection cli- maxed a training and tryout period conducted over a period of several weeks. Jack Chapman has the honor of being UMUC as a result of the papular penny-a-vote election. Chapman was presented a loving cup and key for his distinction of uugliest manf' The UMUC contest is a project of the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity. and the proceeds are always devoted to worth- while campus projects.