Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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IU LTL 5' A Y, an '.,. ,nw , ,..,. 7.1-i - V f 'X' A 'ff' - 'fr-1-' ' N1NeTeeNa4 f 5rxire N -fy - , ',., Ii .L 151- 5 a ng. W 9 G. R. CORCORAN. Russell County. G. R. Electrical. Spade C15 5 Distinction C4, 3, 25 3 Corporal C353 First Sergeant C259 Captain C153 Crack Company C325. G. R., by his quiet ways and loyal spirit has won many friends in college. He is always loyal and true to his class and ready to back her in anything that comes along. SAMUEL Nan. Cnosnv. Stockton, Ala. Sam. 1'IKAg Class Football C259 Class Baseball C253 All Class Football C25g Y. M. C. A. Execu- tive Board C15. Sam is one of the finest fellows in the class. He is a hard worker and always meets with success in his work, as he deserves. We are proud of the work Sam has done on the football field for the class of '16. W1LLmM DAvis Cmwroao. Macon County. W. D. Civil. AXAgCorporal C353 Sergeant C259 Lieutenant C153 Engineering Society C3, 2, 155 Crack Company C3, 25- The Civils are to be congratu- lated upon having such a deserv- ing fellow among them. W. D. is always on the job and may be de- pended upon at any time. 32

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. -' fig-,js ,lf KENNETH Gr.Ans'roNn CAUGHMAN. Columbus, South Carolina. Kenny. Animal Husbandry. ATQ: Scrub Football 1213 Var- sity Football fllg German Club CZ, 153 Class Basketball 12, lj, Captain Senior Basketball, Agri- culture Club Cljg Vice-President Y. M. C. A. ill. Kenny came to us from Clemson last year and immediately imbihed an overly amount of Auburn spirit, so that now he is one of our most loyal sons. Kenny is very popular and has well represented us on the gridiron this year. THOMAS Hor,Mes CHAPMAN. Selma, Ala. Chap. Agriculture. ATQ: Chap is a great lover of the moonlight, and he likes to have others enjoy it with him. He knows every foot of ground around the Agriculture building' and can find his way out there on the dark- est nightg for that is his favorite strolling ground. THOMAS WILLIAM Curr. Madison County. Tommie. Pharmacy. Pharmaceutical Society f2, ljg Librarian Pharmaceutical Society ll. C No more faithful worker, nor more loyal Auburn student can be found than Tommie. It may be truly said of him that he is, Still and quiet but deeper than you may think. ,31 if E T E N F' Q., r X T ,E 'A ':.., 1-HN ,il fsbgflu A N :lf ff' xp-1, W1 1'1IxXt' A 'f 'ff 9- in -qg..'g I -4: ' Uni, '. ' . i' ' A . I ., .N l I I 4 U -'T w-,- 3- 'L . ff- iii. Q Q Vi-X .li . ,t 5.7 fi I K' QQ .Ji ' V ' if A A E : .,,, ' - 3 .- W ' ,, I..-H . I' fi' if V1 , , -mfr' , , .. .- 'f'? , . fc. e5.j.Q,:, , ' YT' if U .e L -W 'L I it-. 5 U? f f v t, u ' , 15. ne'-. x .1 , , , 1 , . ' w ..4:.w-ffg2i.', ..,2fgL4' A 1 . 1. 5, It , It ., ,, ' W I V ,

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ffl - .j ull ,-ff!! A N11-1:1-een srxrf: .7 ff' AE71. , l ' FYI IX Ric!-IARD HENRY CUNNINGHAM. Choctaw, Ala. Crook. Electrical. Lieutenant 11lg Engineering So- ciety. ' Crook is a quiet easy-going fel- low, and takes things just as they come. He never worries about to- morrow, for lie is kept pretty busy doing what he should have done yesterday. He has the fine record of having never missed a picture show. Wn,r,mM VALPEAU CURTIS. Loachapoka, Ala. Vap. Chemistry 8: Metallurgy. Crack Company 14, 253 Class Baseball 1413 Chemical Society 14, 3, 2, ll 3 Vice-President Chemi- cal Society 12, llg Engineering So- ciety 11lg Flea 1155 Ball-head Club 1413 Founders Club 11jg Reporter Orange and Blue 11l. And fwhy should life all labor be? 1 Vap is at all times conscious of his duty and has gained for him- self numerous friends both in the faculty and the student body. BERRIEN WALKER Davis. Georgia. Davie. Civil. AXAQ Drum Major 13lg First Lieutenant 11lg German Club 12, llg Civil Engineering Society 12lg Engineering Society 13lg Red- head Club 111. Davie is a hard worker and a fine fellow. While acting as drum major his fine form and wonderful physique won for him many ad- mirers. '33