University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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OFFICERS— First row: Harold Christopher, Joe Estes, Charles Hubbard. Second row: Ray Strain, Joe Mosley, Ed Dillard. CONGREGATING TOGETHER, members from Georgia ' s chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi prepare to listen to businessmen. Alpha Kappa Psi ALPHA KAPPA PSI attempts to further the indi- vidual welfare of its members, to foster scientific research in the field of commerce, accounting and finance, and to encourage and advance in institu- tions of college rank courses leading to degrees in business administration. The fraternity strives to influence the public to promote higher ideals in their business transaction, and to draw the college and the community closer together in the fields of business administrations by presenting various lec- tures on topics from the financial and commercial worlds. The local chapter also awards a key to the student in the senior class in the College of Business Administration with the highest average. Officers of the chapter are Joseph Estes, presi- dent; Charles Hubbard, vice president; Joe Mosley, secretary; Ray Strain, chapter treasurer, and Ed- ward Dillard, corporation treasurer. ALPHA KAPPA PSI— First row: Harold Christopher, Joe Mosley, Richard Smith, Noel Green, Bob Oliver, Clarence Hester, Bill Parker, Bob Watkins, John Crawford, Ray Strain, Charles Hubbard, Frank Davis. Second row: Jimmy Gray, Jim Willingham, Ed Blalock, Tony Horper, Bennie Huguley, Howard Hensley, Rodney Wall, Jere Munn, Bill Akin, Shelby McCollum. Third row: Fred McKenzy, Larry DeLooch, Joe Estes, Harry Irwin, Ed Dillard, John Houman, Dr. E. L. Troelston, Oscar Goodwyne, Mike Young, Harold Griffin, Jimmy Hicks.

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ZETA PHI ETA-F ' rsf row: Martha LeGuin, Cliff Ellen McCormick, Barbara Marston, Marion Jones, Charlene Wallet, Connie Word, Jane DeFoor, Margie Heritage. Second row: Elizabeth Bailey, Claudia Camp, Marilyn Stein, Irene Norred, Myra Fear, Dr. Leighton Ballew. Zeta Phi Eta Xi Sigma Pi ZETA PHI ETA is a national professional speech arts fraternity whose purpose is to stimulate and encourage all worthy speech and dramatic enter- prises. Various activities of the fraternity include ushering at University Theatre productions, re- cording selected works for the blind, and aiding the McCord Theatre Museum at S. M. U., Dallas, Texas. Besides the annual banquet there is a tea on Founder ' s Day and other special occasions. Offi- cers are Jane DeFoor, president; Charlene Wallet, vice president; Marilyn Slein, secretary; and Bar- bara Marston, treasurer. XI SIGMA PI, a national honorary forestry frater- nity, strives to maintain a high standard of schol- arship, leadership, and honor in forestry education. The fraternity maintains an arboretum comprised of trees foreign to this region. Members grew Christmas trees then sold them during the yule season; the money was donated toward the remod- eling of the conference room in the school. Officers are Forester Jon P. Liles, Associate Forester Russell Tyre, Fiscal Agent George Garris, and Ranger Billy Edenfield. XI SIGMA PI-F rst row: Jack Barnhart, Glynn Chesse George Albritton, Bobby Bolemon, Charles Williams, Hawley, Johnny Eadie, Russell Tyre, Dennis DeLoach. Brantley, James Bamping. r, Jon Liles, Billy Edenfield, George Garris, Harvey Johnson, Theron Devereoux. Second row: Robert Williams, Mike Winson, Marvin Levin, Henry Skipper. Third row: Joe Hogon, Thomas Eidson, Robert McDonald, Larry Fourth row: Robert McAlpine, Frank Porrish, Arthur Collins, B. J. Warren, Bill Mose, Winston Graham, David 358

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AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION— firsf row: Russell Blanchard, Mack Swafford, Paul Sikes, Marvin Peck, Ben Robertson, Neil Sessions, Clarence Gissen- donner, Leonard Friedman, John Flowers, C. P. Bracken, Louie Allen, Robert PrescotI, Charles Cato, Earl McCorkle, Ronald Jowers, Clarice Roburn, Wade Hodges, I. L. Denton, Jr., Tommy Lee. Second row: James Gammons, Keith Taylor, Vance Keadle, Charles Sloan, Walter Pope, Donald Davis, Sheldon Grasier, Arthur Strick- land, Ed Brewton, Emmett Cochran, Ed Bailey, Wayne Pickard, Tom Spencer, Michael Possiby, Rufus Patterson, Roy Tyson, Jeryl Pennell, Franklin Clements, Third row: Jomes Slater, Wayne G , James Crane, Wallace Arrington, Ginger Wear, Wondo Smith, Betty Musick, Evelyn Dekle, Ed Ivey, Duane Black, Sally Moore, Jean Frye, Frank Daniels, Ernie Reddie, Luther Milligon, Martha Stewart, Paul Stewart, Al Harper. Fourth row: Don Smith, Robert Fulford, Taylor Dominy, Shirley Baker, Gail Wood, Carol Kominis, Boyd Whitefield, Frank Broadrick, Tommy Blakely, Grady Meeks, Charles Jackson, Roger Spittle, Thomas Vomer. ADVANCEMENT OF MODERN MEDICINE lies with- in the hands and skills of present student pharmacists. Amer ican Pharmaceutical Association AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIA- TION was nationally founded in 18 52, and the University of Georgia Student Branch was estab- lished in 1946. The Association acquaints its student members with the pharmacy profession in all of its various phases. Since the Pharmaceutical Association real- izes the importance of the pharmacy profession, it tries to stress its importance on its members. The Association sponsors social events through- out the year; the highlight of the year is the Student-Faculty Alumni Day Banquet. The local Student Branch annually promotes National Phar- macy Week, and each year the Student Branch sends delegates to the National Pharmacy Conven- tion. OFFICERS: Dr. J. P. Larocca, Wade Hodges, Clarice Raburn, Ronald Jowers, Evelyn DeUe, Beno Harkleroad, L L. Denton. Jki