Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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tyie GLO m Bennet Battle Ross Dean The School of Chemistry and Pharmacy Professors Clifford Leroy Hare Parker Preston Powell Emerson R. Miller Assist ant Professors Clifford Ammen Basore Herbert M. Martin E. F. Williams, Assistant Research Chemist James Baxter Jackson, Chief Analytical Chemist Assistant Chemists Paul Rubens Bidbz Herbert W. Nixon H. H. Pike Instructor L. A. Naftel Student Assistants J. A. McDaniels J. F. Collins The Chemistry Department of Alabama Polytechnic Institute offers courses leading to degrees in Chefical Engineering and in Metallurgy. No other profession, perhaps, offers a brighter promise to achieve things yet undreamed of than Chemistry. Invention and Science await the chemist to discover some new substance or make some new composition that they may take this and move forward in their fields. The State Chemical Laboratory, located at Auburn, is rendering efficient service to the manufacturers and consumers of Alabama and at the same time giving the students in this course a view of Chemistry in its practical application. 25 jj 10 2 7

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ig GLOMLRATA Jjp ynn George Petrie Dean Graduate Studies Professor of History John- Bunyan Clark Associate Professor of History Hugh G. Grant Instructor W. P. Brown Student Assistants S. W. Johnson E. A. Terry W. F. Tidwell Graduate work has grown steadily in the past fifty years of educational development. Encouragement of this work at Auburn has meant the filling of many chairs in Southern colleges. The inspiration toward research in advanced work has meant valuable contributions to the store of human knowledge. To understand the modern problems and situations, the mind must be specially trained and it is to the trained mind that we must look for future progress. The Graduate work is under the direct supervision of the Dean of Graduate Studies but in co-operation with the deans of the various Colleges of the institution. The graduate work is modeled after that of other outstanding colleges of the South and East, holding ever as its desire to send men into the world better prepared and better trained to solve the problems of life.

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e GLOMERATA John Jenkins Wilmore Dean The College of Engineering and Architecture 1 m-S ePart,,,ent embodies all phases of Engineering. Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Highway and Chemical link together to make the field more interesting. Each new idea and each new invention of one phase calls for an answering idea and invention from the others. In this spirit of competition, engineering grows and ever opens a wider and more promising outlook to those who enter her fields. I his C ollege of Engineering and Architecture is one of the oldest of like colleges in the country and is the oldest in the South. Since its establishment it has advanced in great strides under the guidance of efficient men, until now the engineer who goes out from Auburn never finds himself lacking. From all parts of the world students come to fit themselves for this profession and return again to be recognized for the knowledge they have gained and the ability they possess. Department of Architecture Professor Frederick Child Biggin Assistant Professors Milton Smith Osborne Frank Applebee Instructors A. S. Golemon R. K. Posey Department of Civil Engineering Professors John A. C. Callan Frank C. Hulse Student Assistants S. B. Murphee V. B. Wattwood