Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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ff- . i A ,Lf gg, N , 557 .XL If - R ,.-ff fr, . Q QVwNlNfTE'EN M-f l. VSlXwTf-' Wim.. 54 Jossvrr EI.Lxo'r'r BUMBY. Bessemer, Ala. Nuts. Electrical. A25 German Club 12, UQ Engi- neering Society K2, llg Y. M. C. A. cross country race C313 Crack Company C259 Co. K Qlj. Nuts is a lady killer for fair. All his spare hours are kept in the company of the fair damsels, and he is quite a rage in a neighboring hamlet. JAMES WILLIAM BURGIN. Coalburg, Ala. Bill. Mining. Bill is a quiet sort of a fellow who goes about his work in an easy-going manner and always gets there. It is said that he is an excellent coal miner and that his coal pile has never been known to get low. GREEN BERRY BUSH. Butler, Ala. G. B. Architecture. Glee Club CS, 2, ll, Class Baseball C3, Zl: Scrub Baseball Gly Minstrel CU. G. B. blew in from the wilds of Choctaw in 1913, and started his career as a Sophomore. The la- dies cannot resist that soft musi- cal voice which won him a place on the Glee Club at once. G. B. also has a comical side to his makeup, being an excellent min- strel man. 28

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5- ,. J J . Pii' 'ip' A A If N I N E T E' E N 5 pix T 1- W -17, f ' 1 11Ix1 JAMES Rosm' BROWN. Florida. J. R. Mechanical. Glee Club 13, 2, 153 Engineer- ing Society 12, 153 Orchestra 125Q Company K 115. J. R. is a very practical man and is very fond of experimenta- tion. He has wonderful charm with the ladies, and they are al- ways running after him. Josnvri DAVENPORT BROWNE, JR. Memphis, Tenn. J. D. ' Electrical. A23 Corporal 1353 Distinction 1353 Sergeant 1253 Distinction 1255 Engineering Society 12, 153 Medal Co. A 1253 Regimental Medal 1259 Lieut. Adjutant 1151 Literary Editor Glomerata 115: Pan-Hellenic Tennis 1153 German Club 1253 Tennessee Club 1153 Stonecutters 115. Mind is lhe rnaxter pofwcr llmt mould: and maker. The boy from Memphis that does not get the bluesg well, hard- ly ever. I. D. has made an ex- cellent record while in college, both as a scholar and a military man. WALTER FREDERICK BULLA. Lee County. Agriculture. Bulla came to us as a rat last year, and by diligent application has completed his work in two years. A man with so much en- ergy has to have a well fed boiler to work on, and that is Bulla's long suit. For two years he has been voted the biggest eater in college. ,27

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ICJ 1 'fu LT Ag 5 PF' ,. , N I N E 'r ee N H1 '-'J ljq ' 5 I XYT -E L-fl, .P 'rf 1 WILLMM ALexANnrsR BURNS. Sylacauga, Ala. Bobby. Animal Husbandry. Secretary Agriculture Club 1213 Vice-President Agriculture Club 1153 President Agriculture 1113 Sergeant 121. Bobby is a hard worker, and a man of excellent character. He has a habit of doing things well and thoroughly. He is always loyal to his class and looking out for her interests. Ronenr EMMETT CAMMACK. Grove Hill, Ala. Bob. Agronomy. Wirt Literary Society 13lg Ag- riculture Club 13, 2, llg Agricul- tural Editor Orange and Blue 1155 Sergeant 123. Bob is a fine fellow and very popular with all the boys. He al- ways has a pleasant smile and a glad greeting for all from the low- liest rat to the proudest senior. JOHN Hosmlsn CAMPBELL. Sumter County. J. H. Agriculture. Agriculture Club 12, ll: Wirt Society 12, llg Inter-Society De- baters Medal 1253 Junior Orator 1215 Class Football 11l. J. H. is a man who believes in Senior rights, and in showing a rat his place and keeping him there. Many a time the walls of old Langdon Hall have rung with his stirring denounciations of the rats. He is extremely loyal to h's class and we are truly proud of him. ,zo B .1- l -3 ' at , 1 ' 12 tm - 1.2.- .1 v A Q3 Q .f nr, Q .X ,A X J' 'kms al'