Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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09 The Board of Trustees His EXCELLIENCY, CITOVERNOR 13. M. M1I.I,lEIl, President . . . . ISA'-Oqglllfifl A. F. HARNAN, Superintendent of Education ...... . . Ex-ojicio TERM ExP1REs 1935 CHARLES l'lENDlERSON fSfmml Dim-ifrfj ..... .... T roy J. A. ROGERS fsixlh Dislrictj ..... . . Gainesville C. W. ASHCRAFT fEighlh Ilislririj . . . . . . . Florence TERM EXPIRES 1939 H. H. CONNER fThir1! Dixlricij ......... . . . Eufaula VICTOR H. HANSON fNinfh Dish-irfj . . . . Birmingham VV. H. f9ATS fFi1'.vt Distrirfj ..... . . . Mobile T. D. SAMFORD fTl1ir1l Dixfriftj . . . . . Opelika P. S. HALEY f7'U71fll Dixlrivtj .....-...- . . Oakman TERM EXPIRES 1943 H. D. MEllR1I,1, fl'i0lll'fll Districij ........ ..... A nniston HARRY HERZIfIEI.lD flfifrh Districij . . . . Alexander City C. S. CULVER fSl?'ZlL'7lf1l Distrirlj . . .... Gadsden o 2l o

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1 X, J ,Ri Yksfn g , '5..Nf 9,h- Djs4f N.xf! A xxx f' ZX H rf-, f--N. r -. fe- ' '1-J 'YU 'YJ' f1'3J'f:'J' '4fi'L3- il Cl N5 i , . ,.,,, ..,-.....,.-77,-pf-:. ':1 1 t'P-:'zL'v ?1f:-'mvrnrx-P - ' -- 1 . --v ,. ' - - - 4? it QP DR. BRADFORD KNAPP BS LLB DAQ Directing affairs at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute is Dr. PRESIDENT QF ALABAMA Bradford Knapp, who, with this commencement, completes his POLY-T-ECHNTC INSTITUTE fourth school year at Auburn. His scholarly, wide comprehen- sion of educational affairs, coupled with a long executive expe- rience, Hts him admirably as one of the outstanding college presi- dents in the country. Under the leadership of Dr. Knapp, the number of students has increased and the physical equipment of the institution has been enlarged. Though always tremendously busy with vast administration duties and constantly pressed with the necessity of meeting many speaking engagements, Prexy is never too busy to confer with any student who desires his counsel. Because of his sympathetic concern and wise leadership, Dr. Knapp merits and holds the profound admiration of Auburn men. ....-r,,-,..-Tarun-.g.,..,,e, .W..,.....w.,.-mf ia lsr -Jr. .ai nf-.4 fm fb-f fa.. C-,,, T 0230 i ll ,,