Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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F ROBERT WINSHIP WOODRUFF DED'IC TIO WE DEDICATE this, the 54th volume of the CAMPUS, to Robert W. Woodruff because We believe that he represents those qualities which our Alma Mater seeks to develop in every studentethe combination of keen intelligence, effective leadership, and breadth of culture. rl ,wq l ,: - ,gl fa, , li : .L '-FTYUF' - xv' .Z'.L.5v-1lv- :.'-- -'-af' ' U cv' vc-away -5 1 --Jf 'SIc1'3Y?-' '?T 'r-P -rg z' 'h3'll- i9I1d Ns-'9hi TwnNr-'9il'W'u'?'l5-x.Au03Q5' ,.'4,,,,'5g,4Lpqqg,Bg 'Y-r. :Arn-W'4'-'i 'i-:,a-.btrrlvyg Q-if 'rDlw is 1-1-5'4dn'-0 '4h 'O :mann-0:1110-'31,-1.,ilslv -QJ..,x4.,g,.,,,l,,v ry-.gf-5 I-?'?',,6..k-pg:-Hlfrhub-RA W , , --Q..-.7-'P' ,- . 'fi-2' ' ' 'E-:Jw ' H 1 f- 'Q . ' - - , ' '-K N 'xx Q' ' .. ,. ' 'ff ' . '.-ff . ' .!, td... - ,,-,,:,- - -I.. tm- K. V , 4 -'----'S - 5 I' -I 'er I A V ,,:, U. . , -H nk, , '-,- - - ., .- ., V ., .- . , T m,,.- - Q., N - -. -. ' -Lf -,::',: '-.- ---fa - f'-- - - fw- - H.. . ,- - 4 . - -up. ., ,A , f ft'L 'ff' '..f , .'A.'Q:' 'if ' ,, jffrir-'El' . ' ' 't,',V 3 1' 'ffl 'J' fi J' Ts' li' . .::'f iA. 'H 'MT 'kv' ' 'fm' ' - . ' - .rf 1 fl 1 A 'r l ' J ' ,-. . - . . f'5'91'0?Y'fJ'-'1f'F:evol-'lw4'vff'Pa'-'rif-u-1'5t'L -w-fv-f-aff-1le- a'c'5-1 ' , ' ' . ' ' ' ' Q - ' -, '- - ' 1 ' S-.. . .F f-3.-4: -. :: 1:f.,-p-w.,-g..5-ma,aa -1. --.i-V 4. Mes --.,..- ,.- A ., , 4, . ,. . ' - . .hu 1'-' -1 . ' - . . , -V N- 0-ss. ' -

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ROBERT W. WOODRUFF ARTHUR J. MOORE RAYMOND R, PA-fy Emory men cbosen for excellence in tlzeiv' jielrl. 0 LAWYEIK DOCTOR SCIENTIST Sressnnn L. BIOLLAND Class of 1912. While at Emory, he was a member of Alpha Tau Omega Social Fraternity, AEU, DVS, Phi Beta Kappa, won two athletic letters, and graduated Magna Cum Laude. Served as a pilot in the first war, Winning the DSC. Began practicing law in Bartow, Florida, and served as judge of the Bartow City Court. Served as governor of Florida in 1941- 44. I-Ie is now U. S. Senator from Florida. BUSINESS MAN ' - 1 ,1':.f '4ja-ff ' r . ' .1,:,'A-':.,-1,2-3.1: - '- s . '.'. 1 1 1 :. -, lk.-.5-q ' . - '. .-:ze Y ' Lvl SAMUEL PROGER Class of 1925. He was graduated from medical school in 1928. While an under- graduate at Emory, he was a member of the Glee Club, president of the orchestra, Tau Epsilon Phi Social Fraternity, AEU honorary, and the Asklepios. Spent a year at Heidelberg, Germany, and other Euro- pean clinics. Now professor of clinical medicine Tufts Medical School, president of Bingham's Associate Fund, and med- ical director of Pratt Diagnostic Hospital. MINISTER TI-IOMAS M. RIVERS Class of 1909. A member of Sigma Nu Social Fraternity, Phi Beta Kappa, ABU, Alpha Omega Alpha, Pi Mu, and partici- pated in sports. He was a Hrst lieutenant in the Medical Corps during the First World War, and was a Commodore in the U. S. Naval Reserve in the Pacific in World War II. He is now Pathologist and Director of Rockefeller Institute for med- ical research in New York. He is a world authority on the viruses of human and animal diseases. EDUCATOR ' M-FG ,l M- v. 1 , , .. - .. - 1.4 ' ' .. - v 1 : - V Kms? Class of 1910. A member of Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity. After leaving college, he became connected with White Motor Co., advancing to president. Served as a major of Ordnance in World War I. He was president of Coca-Cola Company, 1923 to 1939. Chairman of the Board of Directors, 1939 to 1942, chairman of the Executive Committee since 1939, and he is now Director of Coca-Cola Com- pany and subsidiaries. He is a trustee of Emory University and Martha Berry School. Class of 1914. Member of Few Literary Society. I-Ie was Chaplain of the 36th Division in World War I. In 1930 he became bishop in the Methodist Church, and is now bishop in charge of the At- lanta area. As world-wide author and evangelist, he was awarded a meritorious service certificate by the Chinese Re- public for mission work in China in 193 8. He is a member of the Board of Trustees at Emory, Chairman of Methodist Board of Missions, and President of Southeastern Jurisdictional Council. Class of 1921. A Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Chi Social Fraternity, and Pi Beta Epsilon member. A irst lieutenant in Field Ar- tillery in World War I. Former Dean of Men, Emory University 1934. In 1938, was named president of Birmingham Southern College, in 1942, president of the University of Alabama. He is a former director of fellowships 'of the Rosenwald Fund, Chicago, and is pres- ently chancellor of the University System of the State of Georgia. ,',- .,..-., . . .1-53 Vg. , ,ff...... - -' :Mies-5 5 -- -1 . 1- - , H ' ' 4 5 , -1- , , ' - ' . - V. -,T ., ' , ' 4- - vs ls - 1. . .1 . ' ' ' ' -- ' . -. .. . . . ' qi H .. ..-.. ,a-.,aw....- , '- , .. -af-L -'--ir-Q -P --1 - -'- 'H - ,- - . - - ' -- ' .L - . , , , .. -L , I . ., -, ., , - V , --1 . U - if -.. .,. g-ff1'.:sef.2-+.f4:f4e',.f1E?-'i.s-q:f-,:g-,-.:-.s--e:-