Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 338 of the 1937 volume:

1 Copyrighted, 1937 SAM H. GIBBONS • EDI TOR-1 N-CHIEF GLENN PLUMLEE • BUSINESS MANAGER - INFORMALITY . . .The hallowed tradition of Glorious Old flu burn .... The tojosy-turviness of c a m p u s Jife....... The reflection of ach - + too r troy us . - ate mass of ness, po of ea ed as R stu it hers concjlomer te m joictures, foolishn = nd otherwise. The opening pages | as usua 1 — Some Views, Deans, and Military, Student Life and Activities, Our Classes, Athletes, Beauties, Fraternities, Organizations, and . . the Advertisers . . () Miss Allie Glenn The most engaging personality on the campus, staunch friend of every Auburn man; Treasurer of the school since 1906; wears orchids and still receives Valentines from former students; never forgets a name or face; enjoys talking to students and alumni; is partial to boys though she doesn't dislike girls; signs her name M. A. Glenn and is often mistaken for a man by those who see only the signature; prefers to be called Miss flllie The childish pranks of adolescence and the idle dreams of boyhood have all culminated in the more serious ambitions of young manhood, but memories of Auburn and the Fairest Village will be just as dear to us as the happy days spent here during these past four years. We hope that you will enjoy this review of 1936-1937, and that in the years to come if you chance to dig out your Glo-merata from a dusty shelf it will serve to refresh in your mind those many little incidents which made life interesting and enjoyable at your . . . Alma Mater. . . . DR. W. H. OATES MARCH 1, 1936 J. A. ROGERS SEPTEMBER 22, 1936 BENJAMIN C. ROBERSON DECEMBER 27, 1936 WENDELL HOLMES ALLEN DECEMBER 18, 1935 ROM I 1 II O II 1 I O II 1 I 1 1 U II OH II 1 I I u I N C 1 1 II % I I II I I II II 11 I 1% (I I S 1% t ■ i i% n i i Ml I IK 11 is [ 1111 n y. limn Gravis • v Offwio. Chairman Ml I'RII 1l BOARD OF TRUSTEES swiiori) III VliK l-IMI-V J. A. Ki 11 i k, ICx-Offuio State Superintendent of lulueation 1 I. H. CONNI R luifatila VicrOR 1 1. 1 1 ANSON Birmingham Francis W. 1 Iari Monroeville I). Samporu Opelilca II. 1). Mirrii I Anniston C. S. (.’ill VI R Gadsden Faui. S. 1 Iai i v Jasper Gl-OROI lil.UE Montgomery R. K. Gri-i-ni-: Greensboro l;l)VCARI) A. O'Nl M Florence O NI l III I II ikl:l-Nli IIANSON MAUI « « NNI R ■M HIS EXCELLENCY Unperturbed l� y demands and determined in his policies. Governor Bibb Graves is guiding the destiny of the State of Alabama during one of the most trying periods in its history. He has not wavered from his determination to put the State's finances on a sound basis, to go forward with education, to continue highway construction, and to proceed with other necessary state functions. And Governor Graves has demonstrated that he is a real and genuine friend of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in all of its divisions—teaching, research, and extension. Here his problems are understood, his m ble character and excellent policies appreciated, and cooperation with him assured. f Xe.uLnl LUTHER NOBLE DUNCAN Directing affairs at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute is Dr. Luther Noble Duncan, who. with this commencement, completes his second year as President. His scholarly, wide comprehension of educational affairs, coupled with a long executive experience as Director of the Alabama Extension Service, fits him admirably as one of the outstanding college presidents in the country. Because of Ins sympathetic concern and wise leadership, lie merits and holds the profound admiration of Auburn men. uomj i-ijtfii Pi.I• '• ■ i aJuj i V. «•••• WITH THE II OIONI-I I « WAll.AM (• UlllMl lM� • «•.! I jilt, DEANS The Alabama Polytechnic Institute, througli its many departments, insures its students .1 wide v.v riety of courses from which to select a vocation. t hese departments are presided over l y competent, well-trained leaders who have had many years of experience in their particular lields. The (ir.idu.lte School offers one (lie opportunity to study beyond the Ihchelor of Science degree in all courses offered at Auburn. The principal aim of the school is to develop the power of independent work and to promote the spirit of research through well-organized facilities for advanced study. The Master's and Professional Degrees are the reward for those who complete their graduate study. The School of Military Science and Tadics was established at Auburn tifxm the founding of the institution under the l and Grant Act of Congress. It comprises a Held Artillery and an Engineer unit of (he senior division of the Reserve Officers' Train dent for service in the army, hut also training which is valuable as a part of his general cduca tion. The Dean of Women acts in the capacity of a general advisor to the women students of the institution. A closer relationship is insured to tacit woman student which gives increased incentive for higher scholarship as well as a desire for a more active participation in college activities. The Social Director exercises supervision of all social events through the Student Social Committee. Visiting girls arc amply cared for while in Auburn for the dances by the Dean of Women. f The School of Engineering was Itrst established at Auburn in 1872. It deals with all phases of modern engineering, including construction, research, materials, machinery, and processes of manufacturing. Auburn has long been famous for having one of the outstanding linginccring Schools in the nation. Its graduates are in demand in all industries because of their character and attain wwm l MU’| N |)i lit N,l� «« l � j .«� «i� J All «J N� t s o v v v owis MISS Ol IXWKN II.—.. W V,uf dor ol Science Derives in numerous different phases of engineering. The Department of Public Information was combined with the office of the Registrar in 192R, thus putting these two closely related branches of the college in closer touch with school activities. In addition, this department serves as a connecting link between the college and the state. It is headed by Mr. P. 0. Davis, who also devotes much of his time to the very important office of Executive See retary. The School of Architecture and Allied Art embraces a I )epartment of Architecture, established in MW, and a Department of Applied Art. Degree courses arc offered in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Interior Decoration, and Commercial and Graphic Arts. The Department of Architecture is a inemlvr of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and is recognized by th? American Institute of Architecture through the award of its Annual Medal. Tlic Department of Applied Art is a member of the Southern States Art League, and in addition to its professional dc Mo :i JOHN WINMI II) SCO I I l ..m S.Kwl -I -rj I.,it ISAA SADI Ik NW-AIXMO i.lir, lit.'I (.N.J IVlmury U., l, .1. MAMION IMOKS I I ’N HI NS Iitjia v f't-4 , f .Isiitmhmit . WITH THE grcc course, offers a broad foundation for oilier lines of art work. The School of Agriculture has kept pace with the rapid advancement of agricultural methods within the past few years, and each year sends out many graduates to take their places in the trained held oi agricultural specialists. Its many experiment stations throughout the state afford the solution to many problems of the farm. Auburn’s School of Agriculture ranks second to none in the South. The School of Science and Literature offers courses leading to the B.S. Degree along cultural and liberal lines, foreign service, business administration. pre-law and pre-medicine. A one-year course in pre-dentistry is also available. In addition, this school administers the fundamental scientific, cultural and literary subjects necessary for the proper training of men and women in all branches of the institution. I he School of Veterinary Medicine, through its trained graduates, meets the great demand for qualified veterinarians throughout the country in Paqc 30 DEANS AT AUBURN (he prevention and eradication of the diseases of animals. A student in tins school receives upon graduation the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Graduates are eligible for appoint ments in the Army, as well as the Bureau of Animal Industry. The School of Education this year celebrates its sixteenth birthday. Beginning m 1920 with two graduates, it has witnessed the graduation of more than eleven hundred candidates with Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Education. During the last eight years the School of Education has placed more than eighty per cent of its graduates. I he Division of Extension Teaching, established in 1923. carries on instruction in study centers throughout the state for the benefit of those who are unable to come to the campus. College courses are given also through the correspondence study department. Lectures and lecture courses are arranged in many centers. Regular members of the faculty conduct these courses, which are those listed in the regular catalogue of the institution. The School of Home Economics offers courses in all phases leading to a wide range of occupation m practically every held open to women. It trains its students as home managers, child welfare workers, dietitians, teachers of Vocational Home Economics. and numerous other positions. The School of Chemistry affords adequate preparation for work in both pure and applied client istrv, with an opportunity for the pursuit of graduate work along somewhat varied lines. This school also does the basic work in chemistry for all schools of the institution. The School of Pharmacy is a standard accredited school of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy for the training of pharmacists and pharmaceutical chemists. The Alabama Extension Service is a medium through which useful and practical information about agriculture and home economics, determined by the Experiment Station, is disseminated among the people ot Alabama. I leadquarters of the service is located on the campus at Auburn, where spe cialists obtain the latest agricultural and home economics facts and furnish them to county workers, who, in turn, distribute them into the farm homes throughout the state. Pjq Jl Unite: 1.1. ( olonel i. Hal ace. i « w nnnulant anti lictnl of I In- entire Military Department, liclnu I left to right t: lop run. Klepinger. Jolinuin. I)et Diet. McKinnon. Seilliert. linttom mu. Hr got, Untquitt. Wallace, I at eh. Jacoby. I lie Reserve Officers f raming Corps is the most important producer ol officers for the Organized Reserves. College men become the leaders in civilian life. I lie Reserve Officers' Training Corps gives them the necessary training during their college career to be leaders in any future struggle for existence in which the country may be involved. The authorities at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute recognize the benefits of military training and the principle that it is every man’s duty to prepare himself to serve efficiently in case his country should ever need him. Mili tary Science and Tactics is given the same credit as any other subject in the college curriculum. Those students who take the advanced course leading to a commission in the Reserve Corps are required to attend a summer camp after the Junior year in school. In addition to the training in military science, about one-third of which is drill, the other being lecture or practical instruction on subjects needed to prepare members for their commissions, the Military Department is active in conducting, assisting, or sponsoring a number of other activities. RESERVE OFFICERS The Reserve Officers’ Training Corps consists of a Brigade- -an Engineer I Jnit of one Regiment instructing its members in subjects to qualify them for commissions in the Corps of Engineers, and a Held Artillery Unit of two Regiments preparing its members for Field Artillery commissions. Two batteries of the Field Artillery I Jnit are mounted and work on practical problems throughout the year. These are the horse-drawn Battery A- and the newly-organized motorized Battery D-$. The Brigade Staff constitutes a body of six officers, which functions efficiently in directing the activities of the Corps of Cadets. BRIGADE STAFF CaI KT CoiONEI Joe I.. Sri-WAKI Cadet I.ieut. Got .on i: i R. E. Ciiari ion Executive Cadet Major W. Weaver Adjutant Cadet Captain A. Mori ani Plata and Training Officer Cadi-t Captain C. Grave i ey Intelligence Of fleet Cadet Capt ain C. Stokes Cadet Conporai Ff. Heath Supply Of fleet Huglet Ihote: Cade! ('• donel Joe .. Stenart. •’.' I left Id right : Cadet Major If. I Wearer. Cadet l.ieulenanl Colonel H. E. Charlton. Cadet Captain C. Craeeley, Cadet aptain •• . Mor’.and. C adet Captain Stokef. TRAINING CORPS CADET ENGINEER REGIMENT REGIMENTAL STAFF Cadet Colonel. M. It. Wfathkkiiy ('titleI Lieutenant Colonel. I;. I I. Rn iiii m Executive Cutlet Captain. R. R. Boih i:n .'I djut an l Cadet Captain. V. M. I loi l.OWAY I ntelligence ()ffieer Cadet Captain. M. Giiiukt Plant and Training Officer Cadet Captain, G. 11. Pi.umi i i Supply Officer ('tide! lint Lieutenant, R. (i. Johnson-Per funnel Officer FIRST BATTALION Cadet Major. [ M. Tai maim.i Cadet Captain. I.. It. Cox Adjutant COMPANY A Cadet Captain. J. Makoni-y Cadet Tint Lieutenant. I . W. Briggs I lie ILil’ilUhl I’olyteclinic Institute liat the distinct honor to he one of the In enty-tno cidleget in the I’nils'll .Sliiies nilli si Ivsir th •siitnis'iil ruling of Excellent in Military Training, lint it the eighteenth CssnteeuliW year that the llahama I’olytechnic Institute lias receited this coveted an aril. Cadet Hr ft Lieutenant. II. B. I )ri w Cadet Second Lieutenant. I;. C. Smith Csidet Second Lieutenant. J. Zwinakis ★ Pjqe Cadet Second Lieutenant, (.’. R. Siii midan STAFFS ★ I he Corps i l (ail cl boasts tif its I urge ft enrollment this year with ,i total of 1.504 cadets. of compared to 1.125 lost year. Tliif figure includes 151 Seniors, making the largo! number of Senior Cadets in the South and the second hugest corps. The engineer unit is composed of 554 cadets and the I'ifld Artillery of 1.150. COMPANY B Cadet Captain, H. H. Davis Csulct f irst Lieutenant, W. H. CaruTHI-ks Cadet f irst Lieutenant. 15. 15. Biggin Cadet Second Lieutenant. R. C. Si-, aim y Cadet Second Lieutenant. O. Lurwig COMPANY C Cadet Captain. |. H. Langi.ky Cadet f irst I rett tenant. W. M. 1 Ji-nimux ('add Lirst Lieutenant. ). A. I wrnii si-:ki Cadet Second Lieutenant. S Gokoy ('add Second Lieutenant. J. Cokdato SECOND BATTALION Cadet Major. A. 15. Di an. Jr. Cadet Captain. W. D. MaSTIN Adjutant f sQC 3S ★ COMPANY D (.add (aptain. (.. H. Boom Cadet I irst Lieutenant. J. I). Mason Cadet hirst Lieutenant. N. Pi cioni: ('add Second Lieutenant. V. P. Mooki ( d lcf Second Lieutenant. R. I:. Smiiii COMPANY E Cadet Captain. W. Scmmsh-k Cadet hut Lieutenant. I I. I-. I.n Cadet hirst I ten tenant. W. S. Wii i jams Cadet Second Lieutenant. R. H. Wood Cadet Second Lieutenant. R. K. Siwu Kl and COMPANY F Cadet Captain. Ci. J. BtJKKUS ('add hirst Lieutenant. E. H. Caiianiss Cadet hirst Lieutenant. J. I. Muui’iiv (.add Second Lieutenant. |. Mas mi Cadet Second Lieutenant, W. I:. McC'ai i ('add Second Lieutenant. W. f J. Rkynoi i� s CADET BAND Cadet Major. W. li. M Git Cadet Captain. J. Davis Oku Cadet hint Lieutenant. W. I.. Parki-:r Cadet hirst Lieutenant. Waiston Hisrik ■•• ) r 34 FIELD ARTILLERY FIRST FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT Cadet Colonel. M. H. I.AATMH Cadet Lieutenant Colonel. C.. S. Romms Executive Cadet Captain. V. Mi rrii i AJjutant Cadet Captain. R. C. Boi i s Personnel Officer FIRST BATTALION Cadet Major. M. S. Cork Cadet Captain. P. I . SchOFFFITT Executive Cadet Captain, W. S. Coukskv Adjutant BATTERY A i'.adet Captain. M. H. Brawni:r Cadet f irst Lieutenant. Gforkf Comkn Cadet I nst Lieutenant. 1'. O. BarRKIT Cadet l ust Lieutenant. Wii i iam Brai iori Cadet Second Lieutenant. I I. G. Pinkston BATTERY B Cadet Captain. M. V. Chani i.i h Cadet I irst Lieutenant. V. P. Chirry Cadet First Lieutenant, I . B, Cook Cadet Second Lieutenant. I !. M. Bum k Cadet Second Lieutenant. I.. I. Perry P.mj 37 ★ BATTERY C Cadet Captain, II. |. Rodgers Cadet lint l.ieutenant, Ci. R. (,’wn i Cadet I it it Lieutenant. ). R. Kin aid Cadet Second Lieutenant. O. A. Johnson Cadet Second Lieutenant. A. I). Jackson SECOND BATTALION Cadet Major. C. E. Lawrknci Cadet Captain. I', (in i am Cxecutive Cadet Captain. R. A. Romms Adjutant BATTERY D Cadet Captain. Wai.Iik (in iihrt Cadet hint Lieutenant. M. T. Gri sham Cadet Lint Lieutenant. F. I;. Brennan Cadet Second Lieutenant. Rav Hartsi-i i � Cadet Second Lieutenant. J, Run i ins BAnERY E Cadet Captain. H. I). Wii.i iams Cadet hirst Lieutenant. R. A. Coi iman Cadet Lint Lieutenant, I). I). Vickrey Cadet First Lieutenant. M. Reynolds Page 31 ★ BATTERY F Cadet Captain. A. W. Kiic.oki Cadet l ir i Lieutenant, V. V. 1 I ark ins '� Lieutenant. I.. L Pnirciiirnr Cadet Second I teutenant. O. Cook Cadet Second Lieutenant. I.. T. Woodard SECOND FIELD ARTILLERY REGIMENT Cadet Colonel. Joki I: a vis Cutlet Lieutenant Colonel. R. li. McGl lll I Executive Cadet Captain. T. K. McGhhhk Adjutant Cadet Captain. I. Saoow.skv Personnel Officer FIRST BATTALION Cadet Major. I.. I;. Ric i- Cadel Captain. J. M. Morton Executive Cadet Captain. R. T. Kin i-y Adjutant BATTERY A Cadet Captain, A. M. Davis Cadet Lint Lieutenant. D. I . Joni:$ Cadet First Lieutenant. J. M. Di-nnis Cadet Second Lieutenant. J. Ma mac i k Cadet Second Lieutenant, R. Most s P J ★ BATTERY B Ciulct Captain, It. I). McAi.i.ictek Cadet iirst Lieutenant. U. I I. Smiiii Cadet iirst Lieutenant. V. Anderson Cadet Second Lieutenant. H. IV Ell ani .it Jet Second Lieutauntt, B. IV Johnson BATTERY C Cadet Captain. James 1:. Dumas Cadet lint Lieutenant. A. E. Chii.ks Cadet l int Lieutenant. V. A. Tukniiam Cadet Second l ieutenant. It. C. Jennings Cadet Second I leutenant. It. I I. Rodgers SECOND BATTALION Cadet Major, Sidney S arhorough Cadet Captain. J. P. Tipper Executive Cadet Captain, R. I I. I Iurd Adjutant BATTERY D Cadet Captain. It. G. Ruth Cadet l int Lieutenant. 'V. P. Bacon Cadet iirst Lieutenant. R. It. Spkuiki.i Cadet I irst Lieutenant. Thurston I Iarwi i i Cadet Second Lieutenant, J. IV Tut ki:k Po j '10 ★ BATTERY E Cadet Captain. Joi Sarvi-k Cadet Fir Lieutenant. |. I:. Dunnsnc. Cadet First Lieutenant. M. I). Roril Cade! Second Lieutenant. H. A. Joi.i ) Cadet Second Lieutenant. M. C. Shannon BATTERY F Cadet Captain. 1 I. H. Cai i i n Cadet First Lieutenant. C. [:. Im.ovd Cadet First Lieutenant. C. I I. Baii i v Cadet Second I.leulenant. W. I . l.n-Cadel Second Lieutenant, Win 'am Pi:a w k BATTERY A-3 (Horse-drawn) Cade! Major. G. A. i Iakihi Cadet Captain. C. N. Wood Cadet Captain. F:. A. Jon is Cadet First l ieutenant. A. Is. Sthhi.i-. Cadet First Lieutenant. V. I.. Siaiiord Cadet First Lieutenant. 1 I. K. Downs Cadet Sccon,i Lieutenant. G. A. Moon BATTERY D-3 (Motorized) Cadet Major. Prank Gani i Cadet Captain. S. M Chosky Cadet Captain. Sam Gihhons Cadet ( a plain. J. O. I i i man Cadet Captain. It. I:. Cow'ARi Cutlet First Lieutenant. I. A. Irvin . Cadet First Lieutenant. Brandi Woodward Cadet First Lieutenant. S. M. Worsham Cadet I nst Lieutenant. J. R. M Cm ary Cadet I list I leulenant. W. 1.011 in Cadet Second I leulenant. |. I .. I Ii:ndry Cadet Second Lieutenant. A. M. Baisdi n Cadet Second Lieutenant. R. O. Bi'sii Cade: Second Lieutenant. A. Mayvii i i Cadet Second leulenant. P. C. S oi i ard Pjqt •!! I « I .KI I-NI .,.« r AUBURN BAND P. I(. lillM , .«.''•.! I . I'. ( ill I lilts. Jsxisttilli ('hihHi h I: llat W. I . Ai isos J. K It M i w;it . iti t� i i V. M. linos l� . . 11 ROM IS I. It. t KOIIKs M. 4 . ( ki mi; ki k C. II. I t xs I . C. 1 II XXInKI M. I I I IS I.A. I is si x W. (.Ml Xi III K I. I . II XKKIS I. II. II Will l.l. 1.1 I M. Mt Am x I. N M. Ni 11 . s. MVKRS J. 0. C IKK C. I'll Ml J. K. 1’imn.i. I. I . I'Ktll III I I . C. SAssisi; •. II. t ss I . I , Will 11 i. I . 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Wi I.I.S SCABBARD AND BLADE M kk Cork................................('.aftunt I k i i !• Mi ( ! i i i i:i;......First Limit mint 11 || Wil.l.i us.......Srt ontt uh mini Krki Kk'IITI:k........First St rijuint P •� }•' 4 Student Life A section showing some ol tne major activities connected with life here or' the Auburn campus P a q e •• S THE EXECUTIVE JOI SAM VI'K .• f u.trm ( .if mr The student body governs its own a flairs at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute through the Undergraduate Students Association, which is composed of every undergraduate student. This association was formed in the spring of 1950, and has survived many vicissitudes to remain as the most satisfactory governing group today. The purposes of this organization are to deal effectively with matters of student affairs, to perpetuate the best traditions of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, to promote the best of good understanding between students and faculty to the end that the work of the college may be of high value to the students, to control all matters which are delegated to the student association by the administration, to work with the administration in all matters affecting the welfare of the student body, to control and direct student finances, and to supervise all student activities in order that they may In- conducted for the best interest of the student body as a whole and to the credit of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. I he Executive Cabinet is the governing body of the I Jn-dergraduate Students' Association. This Cabinet consists of eleven members of the association, whose duty it is to carry out the purposes of the organization as sworn to during the installation ceremonies. These eleven officers are elected by vote of the individual classes during the annual spring election as follows: Four members from the Senior Class elected by that class, three members elected from the Junior Class by that class, two members from the Sophomore Class elected by that class, one member from the Freshman Class elected by that class, and one member from the co-ed students elected by that body. The president and treasurer must be members of the Senior Class, the vice-president a member of the Junior Class, and the secretary a member of the Sophomore Class. All of the officers, with the exception of the treasurer, are elected by the student ixnlv immediately following the election of members. The treasurer is elected by the Cabinet CABINET • • ft within itself. The Cabinet sponsors intramural sports for tin student body, with all major and minor sports being organized for this competition. It also is in charge ol the dance regulations, which this year have been changed to allow visiting girls to stay in Auburn without being subject to the staid former set oi regulations. The Student Center was enlarged and newly outfitted during this past summer and arrangements made to hold most of the fraternity dances there instead o! in the fraternity houses. The Cabinet also publishes the Rat Bible ' an invaluable handbook for breshinen. which is issued to new students at the inauguration of a new school year. The activity of the Cabinet of 1936-37 is due in a large part to the able guidance and leadership of its officers, headed by President Joe Sarver. y ) r n ! r r Joi Sakvi k Pre fulfill Max Wi i di n I if(- ,n,in cii Curiis I AKi i v St«it l.ny I 11- KM AN I MSI II I remitter Al in N. I’ll R( I Tom Powi-i i Gl OKOI I IIINIRI Ja k Vann Bii i v Mi Gi hi i John I Iai i Members Al III NA PlBtK B President VIRGINIA I lot ONI BE I iee-President I )ows Wi ii 11: Vi K iii Gi nn Secretary rensurer Doris North hoi President Smith H,dl I Iki ;n Tignkr I'own Representative Rum Lowe I'reshman Representative III C!l i GOVERNMENT Women students at Auburn are governed by the Auburn Women Students' Association, which was organized in September, 1922. Miss Zoc Dobbs. Dean of Women, assisted in the organization and is at present an advisory member of the board. The general executive body is the Council, which has jurisdiction over all violators of the Constitution and regulations. Each woman student is a member of the organization and each new woman student becomes a member by signing a membership pledge at the beginning of each new semester. The purpose of the organization is to meet the problems which concern the women students at Auburn. The Council is composed of seven members: Representatives from each of the four classes, and one each as representatives of Smith I tall and the Town. A president is elected from the Senior Class. All members except the I'reshman (.'lass representative arc elected during the spring to fill these positions during the following scholastic year. Albena Pierce, President of the Women Students' Government Association, has been highly active during the school year on behalf of the coeds and has given unlimited time and effort to the engagement of eminent women s|x akcrs for convocations, to the presentation of the Wednesday afternoon orientation teas, and, in general, to the further merit of other interests of the women students on the campus. ■� «! 111 1 Ul 11 III 111 ASSOCIATION The Auluirn Alumni Association has developed rapidly under the keen leadership of its present officers, headed by the aide Maurice I. Bloch of Selma. Alabama, who is at the present time serving his second term as president. With this association is vested jviliaps the greatest responsibility ol any organization connected with the Alabama Polytechnic Institute that of leading the way and setting the pace for future advancement of the school. I hese men must lx- far-sighted ami through their recent actions they have proved themselves so. During the present administration of Mr. Bloch pcrh.a| s the greatest step ever made by the alumni has Iven taken. The entire association has Iven organized to attain one purpose that of setting up an Alumni Wndowment bund, which is no doubt the most needed and most essential factor that is not jxrssessed by our institution at the present time. MAI'Kit I I III tw It rw .«ir Fhe campaign to attain this end has already Iven launched, boards and committees have been appointed, printed matter is being distributed to all memlvrs, and every other force of this capable organization has been focused upon this undertaking. I'.ntluisiasm is high and it is believed by all that with the ability of the leaders of the association, and with the powei and sagacity of its memlvrs. much will lx- accomplished within the near future. I he zNiihurn Alumni Association is from year to year becoming larger ami stronger as new men and women art-being graduated, while older memlvrs reach higher planes of prominence and success. Its value to the school cannot be estimated. There hare been over Inertly ihttuurnJ student rnritlletl in ilie .7labanur I’olytechnic hull-lute since 1872. At llte present lime there lire (i.8h2 graduates who hare taken their places in higher In ant lies of I ngifleering. Agriculture, Architecture, anil in the field of education, line of the largest senior ilasses in the history of the institution mil graduate in historic l.ang-don llall on May fl. taut r 1— Joel '.ii.-t, Cttpliiin of liuikelhall. (). If. K., I’lu Kiifpii I In. ( it Jet I leiile-i.mt ( olouel, S, .ihh.n,1 iiinl III,nlc. 2— hr,nil.- (iinilt—(luh, the: mile ( iiptuin hoot hull, Major ,� f Motor ll.it try. i—Hill lee. Illue Key, “ ! luh. llraJ ( licerfeader. I—Sh u,nt. Illii,, Key, luh, ( a,let ( o'onel, I’hi K.it’I'.i Phi. S, ihhurj ,m,l IPitJc. —Ji .• Saner. ). I). K., Pie, dent of Student Rudy. i,—.linn Mwlun,I, (), I). K„ Iliter fraternity ( ouiieil. Hu,mew Mumifter of the Plain,num. 7—lluf’hy ( he. In nit—Hlue Key. id lor of the Phiiimirin. S—Put Plunder, if. I). K.. I In K,tJ lut ATw. Iiilerfrulernily ( uinie.I. 9—Wither (iilbcrI, ( . . K.. ( aptaiu � Eootball, I t.lub. 10— Nelly M ur pliey—S phinx. Pin Kiippti Phi. Elizabeth tllisnn-Spliinx. 11— Sit in Mi(roske) , .7“ ( hlb. Sp ked Shoe. R. S. S. 12— Wilton Kilgore. President of Sp.ked Shoe. ’ A dub. If—Herman Estalseh, ( . D. K.. President Pin l.iinibila I 'piilini, ( tide I l.ieulenanl Colonel, Scabbard and Made. Phi Kappa Phi. I I—Jean ( arnpbc'l. Sphinx. Cardinal Key. I'liela Epsilon, (ieorg, llardie, Ma nr of Mounted llallery. Po'o. IS—Albena Pierce, President II’. (•■. Car-ilinal Key. IP—II. E. Couar I. Editor Alabama Ear nit r. President Alumni llall. 17—Stan H'orsharn. (hi r Se'l. lireman. Kuler of Drafting Room. IS—Mark ('orr, (upturn of Scabbard and Made, (I. D. K.. “A ( tub. Vanity I ootball Manager. 19—Sam (iibbon� , (I. D. K.. Scarab and Ham ( alien. (). I). K., President of Interfraternity ( onncil. Eta Kappa u. I au beta Pi. JO--Charlie l.anrenee. li'tte Kty. Sp.ked Shoe, A” ( lab. President of Senior Class. WITH THE Written and financed by students alone, I'ltc Auburn Plain man is the official semi-weekly publication of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute Student Body. Its editor and business manager are elected during the spring general election of the Junior Class, and they in turn appoint their own staffs ol assistants. I wo main objectives guided the editors in their daily work; first, complete campus coverage, and. second, fostering of those student activities which contribute to a well-rounded college life. I low well and how effectively those objectives were carried out remains for the students themselves to judge. I 11rough the medium of college news agencies, subscribers were kept wel informed of what was taking place in other schools of the world, particularly those of the United States. It was felt that no pub lication catering to college readers could be considered complete otherwise. In addition to recounting the daily happening}. of .strictly Auburn life, the editors sought to reflect in their news and editorial columns a cross-section of undergraduate thought bearing on questions of social and political interest to the nation as a whole. The increasing weight given to student opinion by high government officials and the public at large was considered reason enough for continuing News and Views and the Plainsman Eorum, an editorial page feature inaugurated last September and devoted primarily to this restricted field. New sizes and types of headlines and the use of a slightly more sensational make-up contributed further to the distinctly newspaper apjvarance the editors sought to attain. A certain amount of money was allotted each week for engravings. which allowed the editors to produce a more elaborate publication. Valuable assistance was rendered the regular stall by students of the Department of Journalism, especially in the field ol campus newsgath- FOURTH ESTATE ering. Advanced classes in editorial, critical. and feature writing were also frequent contributors of material. 7lie Plainsman is a member of the National Collegiate Digest and carries weekly a picture section, made up of interesting events at colleges throughout the United States, printed by this association, b.dito-rials from the publication have frequently been quoted in the leading newspapers in the state. Be it remembered that the task of the editors was not an easy one. Attempting to please students, faculty, and alumni, it would certainly be surprising if this goal were achieved to perfection. Maurice Shannon began the year as business manager, but, due to his studies and other duties, he resigned and Alvin Morland, formerly managing editor, was appointed to fill the vacancy by the Publications Committee. HDITORIAI. At VIN Mom NI C. W. Ill.. Norman W'oon Jack Sii 1 1 1 I ami s Hum in I Iowaro Workman Son Thomas Marion Stani kv Ja k Toon Speeial Writers- Hugh Cameron. I . I:. Poster. 1 homas. Ted Carmack. Richard Jones. Edwin I ssociate lulitor A ssociate lulitor Associate lulitor Associate lulitor Managing lulitor Managing lulitor I future lulitor Society lulitor Sport lulitor John Godlmld. John ll. Godlntld. Poster Haley. Reporters—John Ivey, George Kniglu. Ed Thomas, J. Wheeler. P. Snyder. Joan Metzger, E. Ward. G. Hiller, Louis Vogel. Ill ISI NESS Buck Harden Ciiom.i Perky C. M. Pkuet Harvey Sarceni Ai.vin Vogtle Jack Carr Sam Tiao.UE Pa«;e Wai.kir Circulation Assistants—John Hull, V. A. Hunt, Julian My rick Steele, William Carroll. A' i tjnt liufiness Monomer Advertising Malinger ( ireillation Manager Advertising Assistant Advertising Assistant Advertising Assistant Assistant Circulation Manager Assistant Circulation Manager , Arthur Tin: Giomimata. official yonrhook of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, has been published annually by the students since 1897, during which |x riod it has been the aim of the editors to present campus life and activities in a natural and interesting manner. In the forty years of the Ixtok's existence, 'I’m- Giomimata has changed in its physical make tip to a great extent. One would hardly recognize this volume, with its many pages of modern photography and modernistic art. as the descendant of the eighty-page folio which made its first appearance on the campus back in the days of bustles and horse-cars. Through these artistic innovations and the THE AUBURN (il RAl.U Bii.hko Mourns 1 Iai i Mil I Mil AM I'vi mt i M Ai i isri u Bum i Me (ii hi i Bll I Wl-AVI l Hik.ii Camimon Bash (.'oii ins (il OIK.I Ol INN I V C. V. Thompson linwAKn Davis | AKVIS BltOVl N R NIK)I I’ll PaNI I I Ihu.l-M TaNNIK Pait M Kinni v W. B. Ml (il lll l Maksii v ! loom if Am Oust iv 1 ll-NIM I V JcNI-S Ti i Ciiii i s I Jl’NNIS Nl WION I fl-KMAN I.AAISe 11 (.Tut I IS l'AKI.IV I.. I '. I III KS Ranikviph Pinion i-ditoriai. Associate lulitor Associate lulitor A ssociate lulitor A ssistanl lulitor ( )rpollination lulitor Publicity lulitor Snap'hot lulitor Snapshot lulitor Sportf lulitor boat lire lulitor Clan lulitor HI SIN MSS Assistant business Manager Atlrerlising Manage. ( • lion Manager Advertising Assistant Contract Manager Compiling Manager Photographic A ssistant Office A a if taut Contract Assistant Slock Room Manager Mailing Clerk Atlrerlising Assistant Compiling A distant A ssistant Mailing Clerk improved methods of printing ami engraving, the editors have lieen able by a variety of themes to portray more accurately the rapid advancement ol the Alabama Poly technic Institute and the increased activities in the daily lives of the students. During the past three years the student activity fee has been used to pay for the individual pictures that appear in the l x k, making an almost complete representation of the student body. Under the guidance of able business managers. Tin Giomimata has remained financially solvent during the t� ast years. A portion of the expenses incurred is paid by allotment from the student fund, but a great deal of the revenue is realized from HIIISKO HAII Mil AM lllft 'N I'ANIII I'ANNI-K C L O M E R A T A the selling of fraternity and organization pages and advertisements. The .stall of Till (ii omi kata is selected from the student body at large, the executive stall being compose ! of the editor-in-chief, the associate editor, the business manager, various minor editors, and manv assistants. The major positions, those of the editor-in-chief and business manager, are attained by a general election of the Senior Class. They in turn name the other members of their respective staffs. These selections naturally are placed on a high competitive basis experience, years of service, and individual merit ot :h. stu dents are all considered before advancements arc made. I lie novel decoration was Swing It, by Mr. Kay. Silhouettes of dancing figures, trucking on down to I larlem, enhanced die interior of Alumni Gymnasium, and the crystal hall and colored spotlights constantly threw sparkling lights over the gay dancers. Thursday night and the first dance begins. After a semester of hard work, everyone is ready lor an enjoyable week-end of dancing and trying to remember names and no-breaks made when pencil and paper were not at hand. Kay Kyscr immediately establishes himself again as the number one orchestra leader as far as Auburn is concerned. . . . Islika Bibblc becomes the password. . . . Sully Mason singing his way into the affections of Auburn; curfew tolls, and Kay and Ins men lx-gin a series of aftcr-the-dance parties that has them well-nigh wrecked before the week-end is out. The Sam ford clock tolls slightlv weary dancers to JUNIOR The junior Prom, the climax of the social season, brought Kay Kyscr and his famous orchestra from Chicago to play for the throng oi dancers which attended. Nancy Nelson, who ably substituted for Virginia Sims, and other vocalists, including Arthur Wright, Hill Stoker, Sully Mason, and Mcrwyn Hogue, alias Islika Bibble, were an added attraction to Kay’s danceable arrangements of current tunes. Sully Mason’s novel singing of Any Rags’’ became a constant request after Ins first rendition. Kay's well-organized Glee Club, comjxised of the entire orchestra, gave the dancers their delightful arrangement of ‘Star Dust, and, during the final dance, they sang the Alma Mater to perfection. the morning dance at the unconventional hour of eleven a. m.—this time with Blue Key as host, and after two hours ol dancing, everyone adjourns for lunch—or breakfast. No. there was very little advertising. Again at four, Keys, big fraternity man society, are hosts and we notice an added numlier of new nr rivals from this and adjoining states. Friday night the Junior Prom. Kay and his men at their Ix-sl and the whole crowd attuned to this supreme moment. Along toward the middle of the night comes the announcement of the Grand March . . . the lloor clears, and Juniors with their best loves strut as never before, led In Miss Mary I larper, popular here and among Montgomery's younger set, who was escorted by that braining President of the Junior ('lass, l id Duncan. More dancing, then taps. Saturday morning The I’au Beta Pi I Engineers were host, but the dance was as nice as any of the others. Walter Schuster has Ins big moment. Saturday afternoon and all who were able appear and dance among the brilliant uniforms ol the soldier boys, who were acting as hosts. This, ladies and gentlemen. is the Scabbard and Blade Dance; Colonels Stewart. Weatherby. Charlton, liaves, et al., explain ing why a button with angles is better than one that is just round. Six o'clock, the dinner hour, and only a few hours lx-fore the final dance of the set begins. I lie last dance, with the robust athletes of the A” Club hold forth as hosts. I hey march through a little door on the north side of the gymnasium and try to surprise everybody. They surprise no one, how- PROM ever. The hour of departure is near. Kay’s Glee Club makes sentimental souls weep with its rendition of our Alma Mater, and. ladies and gentlemen, the mid terms are over . . . and Thirty. MISS NAN 1 Nl ISON NI III! .ItAND M 11 . Winn does one see at 2:00 a.m. on awakening after a Jailtty. delicious, but deadly disli of pickled pig’s feet and scftshell crah? Pictures and faces on die walls is wliat one sees. Next time lx not dismayed at tin- sight, tor il you have seen this page you have seen the worst that could possibly happen, hat pig's feet and squeal if you wish, ourselves . . . we are screaming. I iie lust picture here 'hows what happens when someone takes a drink of the local coffee served in the local lush houses. I he lad has gone plumb wild and tore off Ins clothes and turned black ami everything, hook at tlu- pure agony on Ins pitiful face. I le is just lx forr dropping to die his direful death, with lus skin cracking open like the cups in which they serve the coffee (?), his ears falling off in shreds, and his teeth gnashing at every pavsing Airedale. 1 he |x ople surrounding him are just liefore going into their dance, lor they too have partaken. Ain’t it awful? I lie second picture shows wh.it hap|X'iicd to three agitators who tried to sell us Methodists and Democrats out to the foreign settlements til Vermont and Maine, liy this time we IXunocrats remember Ifalx Until as playing right held lor the Yanks. . . . I..union didn’t play baseball. I lu lad standing watching the three blackguards in shame is a shining example of what hap|x ns when a man eats, but can’t burp. I he third picture shows a typical co-ed. fiddling around. Sometimes it is surprising to see a coed, who one knows has no musical talent whatsoever, fiddle, fiddle and fool around. The three rings on her scrawny hand, it you can see from here, represent three males she has fiddled to fury. So much easier than keeping score bv cutting notches, littctun uo cAcv. you know. And tiae fourth picture is wli.at hapjxais every time on election day. I he Phi's and the Pi's were both running a man lor the same graft during the spring election and they met in the Village Square. The ensuing light wasn't so square and neither was the aim of the aiming parties . . . they killed a Sigma Nu by mistake . . . but under article 1 of the student government they begged his pardon for making him appear so ridiculous and everything was all right. I he Phi's burned every building in sight and fifty jx-ople were roasted just in time for dinner. I nn. you know. Lee County. Ala. (us), Polk County. I’cnn., and I lardin County. Ky. . . . all of us are pretty tough. We eat the shirts off the backs of passershy just to hear the tinkle nl the pool hall spittoons when we spit out the buttons. I he fifth picture shows Toughy McAllister and the Imss lie bet on in the last Darby. The boss is trying to f«g« S6 imi the reins in tins pictuie, Inn .ill during tin- race he was eating grass off tin tr.nl;. Ily the time McAllister'.. |io; Imished the race the cats in Ins stall had sprouted, maleiity a high grass. I here was a snake in the grass (isn’t there always?), and it hit the litis . Isn't McAllister lucky? The sixth picture shows you how tough the Board •� Health is on iis down here. Ilu scene shows the I’i K. A. I hum on a Sundax night alter the I lomccoming dance, which was on a Saturday. It didn’t make much difference to ns. lor we are praetiralh accustomed to seeing one or more dead Pikes laying around hailing the birds and things, hut the Hoard of I lealth didn't like it none and planted the whole chaptei . . . some fifiy-fixe Pikes ... in their own front yard, as you can see hy the stones, thereby ruining a very pretty lawn. Yeali. everything is sanitary down here hut the co-eds, and the want to go around kissing us. Just a hunch of mugs mugging muddily. Peer notice the sound your loot makes when you pull it «.::t of the mudhole you have just stepped m? lake that, you know. The seventh picture shows what effect the movies have on the mind, o the college adolescents. I his hunch of do| s went to see I he Charge ot the I ight Brigade when it placed the local opery house, and t!ien went out and played cowboy an I Ind in all the rest of the week. The Indians are not shown in this picture, as a hunch of co-eds had them oil in the wood: at the starboard side of the picture. Imwing them how to paint up lor the fracas. When better faces are painted our co-eds will paint them. I'liey can do with a lipstick and puff what Michael mgelo never could do with a brush. The eighth picture, 'mo t ton paiful to mention, shows what hnp|vned when a blonde co ed went to ruling class with tight britches and a tight sweatei on. hilly students pitched tents and cam|x-d tight there until she came hack. I'm out of the picture, sitting, sighing, un der a tret . I lie ninth picture shows what hap|vue«l when an R. O. T. (.'. oil11ei called a drill on us when we wanted to drink I seer. We hired a hunch of wild I beta (.Ins (you’d dress like that and lv wild, too, it you lived hack in the woods like they do), anil they took the situation well in hand. This isn’t the Muese Argonne, hut they aren't Mtiesing around. I he tenth picture shows the warning signs that we put up around dangerous places on the campus. I his | ir-ticular sign is in front of the Zoo. the coed dorm. 1 hex re sweet and we love them. hut. you know, girls just will k boilers at times. The eleventh picture shows what happened when l |S:g.. local Theta ( In and cafe owner, dropped a nickel. I le tore up so much ground locking for it that students c; didn't get pvt to go to school. The crowd shown is standmg cut- do the gate to the campus crying kcatise they can’t make classes. The twelfth picture shows I Van Scott sitting, spitting on the settee ju.t outside his office. The sheets shown are the shrouds from departed students who died trving to pass m Ins clasffc:. Oh. time! Oh, death! Oh. hell! And now, girls, so farewell. Keep covered up w bile asleep, and it you do it will lx more than you do when you walk to and from classics. Clothes do not the man make, hut it onlx t ikes a tight sweater, .a pair of silk hc.se. and . . . Thk 11nii. RANDOM 1 It I’nrlriiil «� a ( It- Omega reading I: u iiirr. ' 2t I’roblem mi u hut li’onde u,i that I hi it ji ii uii'i Iasi night. it llioitra- nhere thirty-fire eenit nf Sunday show brings fifts eenit' uorlli o' ‘ KK'ng Irani tl.il,- n't, i urrying. I -I) ( tii.loti ( as -.not,i . . . HoiiX Koiik Un til l. 1 I )i,in o ultno' of I’ll tint- Inii inx 'Hill «� -IIII 'I. 1 t, ( .i .« • ■ in million I in searth (or rnr'i nhiikcy. 117.,. no:i‘,ln'l •c.tiehy ( 7 Joiner � till eheclt uni stnkher. Si Sioux-set ’dl'ing � die non'. Settle. Setl'e. t ’ I Mel nn holy Mule m il luting. i III Negotiating sale of niy for our blanket and or fare for three to Society Hi'I. till I he [imminence of thing and hou they slick out. I 121 Student after [inker game ■ ith Ex-Student, J. Roller! . till (’gli! Rig pip ’ make smoke. Ill You on nail on morning after I Club dance. 15 i Animal Husbandry building with shades. II hi l.ltcy at the lainf' post. • I?) Just before the wedding. II 'lima. ISi Montei olio's concept on of Auburn at mess, t IVI llair cut and bosses. Ep soni Downs and salts. 1201 Horses. hone guards, ami lion some,-, ers. CAMERA 3 a o w a o kv n h in i � cjX if mp X . in • • . « ■� ;.� � � , .� (. � «- •U Iff Iff .•■,, s, '.IJIIIII I' sf II I’.'Ill •.•MI JPIII lilt •j'lsii m if i « •I'l y i.iliinmini nipt Xninjt n' i I t Hr • ! • hj pun ‘yjm .Niy � , wiMy ft pur .� .yi V -, •. ! , � � � v i.v , 'tru.' ■ ill m in .n:ti • in snfiiiipji Xiii.uj • _«; Xui iis; ,_ , i y mii • n -« ■ ' • � « ••' « «; • ■ • !• Ill ! .� Ill it.I r I -ijX f ,,, 77 ) ml IJI'J .11 1 Hiiii JIP ) |j JM ipjm .i iif pur ‘jif i'i .1,II,Is 1.1,pu HJ • ,! IliipXnr , • j •lll.jlll f .{, in nfl -HIII.pip III .lllll .l Xllllllll)y (f , '“‘It Xtitii.i.-riys -iikijI i rn • !■ •, , ■.i.nirp i.'lIr ij.ipp .•inninf in s.i,p,„ mf Xu,XX,a ,i t hree lihitled Inih going I.' •mil, hating an adtmilage orer the lm.it blonde. ii ho hiii intly Ian bhitlet iiiul doesn't limit jjliiu up Inn II. Kau Head .mi Month Bono. ( •until 1.1 to. iiihl Pork tint Molly B. after learning lo hit It trench tint lixing fifteen finnnth. limits •mil Slriitltllf. I nt .il ’. ()., hi tlo r In the Pi K. I. inner lliiit g'ue on the itanipi l.islet like ( inh Orchard. Ilftiil on lien of the •time tiro of in i ilily. Inn place bicycle in a four-p'.iie St i'.ire. Inn places to he electtletI by lots. I.nit you care ant! Inh under Hater. .1 b'onde in the throb it north Inn in the band. SOLDIERS J lift de leiber iiiiarrantine, •tuarr amine, i uarranline. ( 2 I What li,if l’cns eteiy morning • ■' l“irg u here lliey •bag in the sidemalks aI H-rcu-tlnrly? I liev set them nut again. it Just before a June in - d-ng . . . the taudidates hating already lint then ill if It to the girl, t f t Saturday night si;;, duek !ulf. ami thee;y i Inner. ( it ,-lg. Holt.on beef item. Sigma jVn« anil I helii Ins, I hi Soldiery, sidewalk and salute . Salami! I 71 I far-fell lied foe us of a fooling-aronnd. St Fye-Talians � ilh guns . , . � it limit (lollies. V1 I he noods, a if you didn’t L m . 'lltt IIridge. Say fiolter, and He’ll try. but these blondes are � «i diffieult. Ill) Inn ii ai id I.DI llueten lacking. 12 H im� ( � . again. t nnrcn-lent � hen the plumber tloetu’l untie. 'll) I’rnnt [utreh, ha. k torch, ami all aroinitl the frim n. Ill) '« . •u[) . . . heath or tail . Duly, .Inly, Jnlch •mi '. til) Example of not eating cream of a heal for breakfast. lilt) Srifii, eleten. .mil hox cart lo hoot. 171 H liile How . . . lour tlollart. i IS) Wheel , u heetllet ami a hi file-tree. I I'D lea, tent , ami the iteti ’ Ily- tjo I’olice line-tip . . . police gone fitliing. I I lie iht � ■' left (mil In � ham hell tillI nf the damn yank.. ' 21 l.eller In (iarcia. t it llie ihiy ut mid the • nidi .(� I inert ,niil elephant. after a feu barrel . ' 11 ( dlllpUi aflei lln .I 1 - term ddncct. I $ I nr � ; � . hi .'lihl for barber .Imp. .Sandal nun idea. t ?t H’r nnn buhl under the tldir. and gel ihmu n nut nf llie bar . I St hither ■ I lank nr a blnnde . . . bnlh being hell nn • heel.. I 91 Merrill Man nr. Merrill nnl In lunch. I lilt King .ILube! nn i ml In Inun. I mud limiting at blnnde � lln came u .th king. lilt Scene uilli cdnnnn be ng mure I nude. I lliiin man. ACES FACES • PL 121 t 11 ii n i- ( imiKwuvi'i can t Sumiili'r u alering p ill for I lie t'lilf (pro-niiuiu iul e-lighl. ) I f i He,th- Street Mite and ,i big ha horn, lilimc me. 1 17 (iilhert liiiitling on Hunt iii. (internment seal in hack nr it ii nil. (!ilhert teat tilin in background. !%t Nation,il (iuaril anil ref-Uf! ee tearing limn the day after homecoming. Ho,lie in the foreground. (Id! Morning firing stfnad hound for fail. 17 Breaking ground on College Street forty tear ago to erect Smith Hall. Messrs. Smith and Hall in the foreground. tl. i Stampede at drill u hen the iingle pin came loot,' on a loc al hlonde. t IV i Dari on helly in “trade-ua. Both article named belonging solely to Da is. ( 201 When day i done. I.out fried, doesn’t it'! 20 Josl-ITI II K - ki KCKOMI’.II AKMIII It'll Kl .Vrtr (hlriUlt. 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Iiliiiouiy Mi,tiiin. I.I.Am.IU ilia , M.l I v« k Wink . Is il . , . tin m-” l.t minium lion I nu� .miii. A «• . tin m, vi t J mtnitliiuton . . . . 1 mV M k . vri i Wimi i . Horn, 1 mnniitiif H.luntlinn . . Allltlllll 1 VSIKs WoKlllv . . . Chi rail ill l iu ittri-rinn . . . . 1 V III- I ns V 1 VKI WKM.Ill Jin ii lion . . II art lord Ikms Wkii.iii ... fn-1 ii-.i O,.,. ‘i vv ms «. Which i, K T . . (‘.hi inn nl 1 mtlitii lino I.ATlIs l i si vs Whichi . .... Stiith i ini, lih mini, 1 k vsk 1 . Whichi .... 1 ft tii till tit,■ S| iiliuvill Jllsl I’ll . VRIHMM CII. II Is . . I'li M.Ji, in. I'liii'i |iiis«' 1 1 VKHI II N III s«. . Ilunn. v« l.ltriinittriiiinii l.aiiilosv ill - S. |l|.l l VN All . . . . tmn utlunil 1 Jnmtiun Wii i i vm 1. Aiici ik . m • ut uhil S, ii-nti- Milll.I.H.l j j� 145 o. mn i ii The Auburn Spirit seems to grow stronger year .ifter yc.tr no matter how the athletic teams fare on the field. Ail credit for this fact may be contributed to the Cheer Leaders. An able group, headed by Bill Lee, made everyone conscious of the Auburn teams and student body. This year Auburn has been represented by five outstanding Cheer Leaders in Bill Lee, Jack Adams, Charlie O'Riley. Norman Perry, and Rat Flowers. U OIL t I ea m RED HOT” GILBERT HEATH KELLY KILGORE LEE AcCROSKEY tteGEHEE,B. ncGEHEE,T A AST IN O'GWYNNE RODGERS RUSiiEEL. Illlitnigh hr rii|' iWv hrloiij’t llirrr, iht it not Dan Carbon in jail. Hr it lakiilj- nl’ litkcl . llir I. name. I hr hoys arr Inn hrring f« � brforr tlonninx head-•irart. I irti matt mi cling « the « i r it announced in no niiccihlin h i tut. Our h am it rrlumiitg anil tl II ml liol. I hr (irorgia game. A C L U B I In- Auburn A Club is composed of varsity athletes who have won monograms in any one of the four major spoils. I lie main purposes of this organization are: To bring athletes in closer touch with each other: to keep all campus athletics on a higher plane: to foster the Auburn spirit; ami to aid in all student activities. The A Club is also active in the social life on the campus, sponsoring dances throughout the winter sessions of school and every week during the summer session. These dances are always attended by a large number of visiting girls and are often regarded as second in choice to only the three major sets of dances. Election to this organization comes immediately after awards have been made for each of the four major sports. In connection with the election is a public initiation which is arranged to furnish the student l ody with some amusing acts, typical of which were the Simple Simon fishing incident of Ralph O'Gwynne and the perfectly formed Atlas, Dutch Heath, during the February initiation. Hie Club sponsors A Day which was held this year on March 24. A new feature of this day was the election of Miss A Day to rule over the day’s activities. Miss Elizabeth Allison was chosen for this by vote of the student I'ihJv. Rain kept most of the feature events of the day from being held. The Interfraternity track meet and a boxing and fencing exhibition were the only events held. I lie scheduled polo game with the I’ort Ucnnnig I'reel'ooicrs and the baseball game with the Goodyear tire team were po i| oiied until later in the week. The A” Club selects the most outstanding athlete on the campus each year to receive the Rogers I rophy. I his annual award is given by Foreman A. Rogers to the best senior athlete as selected by the club. Joel Haves was unanimously approved for this award. Oi i i :i;ks Jor. Simv awi President SlU S ARHOKOIK.II V iee-Pretident Rom in Ih ki Seerelary'VrctHwer Ml Mill KS Roirr. lit akk Os AH BuRIORII Mark Cork Jon. Havis Briici Fiirlow Frank Gan rr Wai IIR (ill III RC Wai IIR Hi AIII I f. E. Ki 11.1 v W11 ion Ku cioRi-: Bil l. I.l K Sam McCroskiiy R. B. MiCn iin-: V. D. Mastin RaI I'M O GwYNNIi I Iugh Roma ns T. A. Russia 1 SlU S« ARflOROl 14.ll O. Smith Joi Si I'WAR I Brim i Tayi.or John Tii’I'KR I f vmi W111IAMS Semite Peiry’t Miiwol « � ' lhr lltimeetnn• ing giinie mill l.oyohi. I In little eon lei pro titled nmeli innittenieiil for tin petl,i(or% timing the game. The next Oltlp i% nf il,r him (ire before the (ieorgi.i game. iriv-yrair ciniiracl at srawn. ( oatli Jack Football at Auburn lias surpassed even the fondest hopes of our most ardent admirers in the past three years. I he mam reason for this success in the held of endeavor most popular with all patrons is the tact that Auburn has a most able coaching staff. I leaded bv Coach Jack Meagher, the little general from Texas who is admired and respected by all. and ably assisted by Del Morgan. Wilbur I Ituscll. Ralph Jordan, Jimmie I litchcock, Buddy McCollum, Boots Chambliss, and Sterling Dupree, these men have turned out in the past three years some of the best athletes ever produced at the Plains. I he records for the past three years in football, basketball, baseball, and track are as good as any college in the South. Doting the I9J6-37 football season Auburn won six games, lost two, and tied two. Playing the hardest schedule of any team in the country, and laboring under the handicap of insufficient reserves. Auburn came through with living color... The Auburn football team traveled exactly 11.297 miles during the sea son. playing the leading teams of tin- nation, and giving a good account of themselves during each game. It is to the credit of the team and the coaching stall that they took on all comers in all parts of the coun- try and have never I seen known to offer any alibi for a defeat or a tie. I Itis in itself is a credit to any institution. In looking over the records tor the past year, compiled by Hlmer G. Salter, it is noteworthy that during the entire season of ten games only one punt was blocked, this mishap costing us the post-season game with Viilanova. On the right of this hoped-to-br enlightening account of Auburn's athletic affairs during the past year, you will glimpse the pictures of three of ill. assistant football coaches. These graduates of Auburn have been aiding Coach Meagher since his inaugural campaign at Auburn. Jimmy I htchcock is hrst assistant kukfield coach. Buddy McCollum is in charge ol the ends and aids Coach Jordan with the Freshmen, Boots Chambliss is directly responsible for the fine guard play of the Tigers. It is a feather in the cap of the school that such fine aids for Coach Jack have been developed at this institution. Nowhere in the South have so many good assistant coaches been developed at their Alma Mater; these men will undouhtcdlv hold down head coaches' jobs at some other institution in the near future. Directly below this write-up is the tangible evidence that Auburn has been highly successful in their athletic endeavors in the past twenty years. These cups represent the awards made to Auburn at various times for prowess in footkill. kasketball. basekall, and track. Quite a few of them are the results of Coach Wilbur HurscIPs excellent instruction in track. Coach I lutsell. along with his duties as head track coach, also ably handles the position as trainer. I le i directly responsible for the condition and well-being of the varsity athletes in all major sports. A difficult enough task for two men, but one that is ample taken care of by this amiable gentleman. AT AUBURN M. Ol I I M Ml R HIOK HASH I I NS Huitell laping II. H ill lion'll l Kit tore under light; llur ford unit Rogers for u background. Opening tlu season with a 45 to 0 victory over I3ir mingham-Southern. Auburn demonstrated some midseason down thc-hcld blocking. Long runs by Hitchcock, Fenton, and O’Gwynne were the outstanding features of this encounter. The Tigers profited by Southern's costly mistakes and took advantage of the breaks to outplay the visitors from the I lam town. In their first Southeastern Conference encounter Auburn tied a vastly underrated Tulanc team, neither team being able to put over a touchdown. Auburn outgained the boys from New Orleans 2 5 yards to 108 and made 13 first downs to Tulane’s 4. Tulanc s tight defense and the excellent blocking of the umpire kept Auburn from scoring. The next Southeastern encounter for the l igcrs was probably the hardest fought game of the entire season. After a fierce struggle for four quarters Auburn finally eeked out a 6 to 0 victory over Tennessee in the last three plays of the game. The Plainsmen threw away many chances to score by their most inopportune fumbling. A touchdown drive in the final quarter of ( � yards on 11 plays gave them a victory. In their next fracas the Tigers journeyed to Detroit to battle with the University team from the Ford town. This game was another fourth quarter victory for the Auburn team. A recovered fumble by Loflin on the Titans’ 37-yard line in the fourth quarter was the impetus for the Tigers’ drive that concurred in a touchdown victory. ( ouch Morgan. bo.de hit dulio u head l,,ie cout h. i the licud knocker-out on the batch,ill fit-til .not alto find lime lo intlruci the t'rethman hut-ticlbull Ufuad. If you liurcn'l hud the opportunity of gelling heller acquainted mill tin% gentleman of the toothing profession you ore muting I he chance of homing one of the greate ! characters i„ up pear in ihoe part . The scene depicted al ovc in part ol tin- daily routine that the players go through every afternoon during the season. Or Donlev is recording the weights on the chart: I rank Gantt. Sam McCroskcv, Sidne Scarhorough. and Wilton Kilgore are the gentlemen partially clad. I he guy snagging that pats is Auburn's three letter man and All-Southeastern end, Joel l aves. I )r. Duncan is not trying to catch a ride, hut is showing Sen nor I om I leflin something ol interest on the livid. Coach Meagher is explaining the structure and composition of the pigskin to Captain Walter Gilbert. Auburn's All-American center. No write-ups of any of the I igers' games for the past three wars ever contained any statements about bad paves from center: thus Gillvrt must have known how to handle that inflated pigskin. Gilbert was selected as All-Southeastern center lor two successive years. i .ii hi n r I AVI'S III K' CAN I r Auburn's third conference game was a 20 to I victory over Georgia in Columbus. Auburn completely outplayed the Bulldogs in the lirsl half of the game. 1 he score at the hall was I to 0, with Georgia losing the total ol live yards in their ground-gaining attempts during the half. I he boys from Athens came Kick in the second half and made a ball game out of the encounter, scoring two touchdowns while holding Auburn to one tally. It was in this game that Wilton Kilgore gave a brilliant performance that will go down in the annals of Con ference football history as the greatest bit of individual playing seen in Columbus in many years. A knee injury later hi the season was to rob this great fullback of a position on the All-Southeastern eleven. Journeying to California for tluir second intersectional clash of the year, the I igers lost a hard-fought game to Santa Clara by the score of 12 to 0. Santa Clara got the jump on our laoys in the lirst half and we were never able to overcome their lead. Auburn battled the West Coast box's on even terms in the second half. Kilgore’s knee injury in the first half weakened our offense considerably and practically nulli tied the I igers scoring punch. I he next week-end found the Auburn ites staving off a last period rally by Georgia l ech to emerge from con flict victorious by the score of 1 to 12. Walter Gilbert played the greatest game of his career on Grant Field that Saturday. I fitchcock’s punt return of 62 yards for Auburn’s first score was one of the outstanding events of the season. Frank Gaunt played a whale of a defensive game and was instrumental in bringing back to Tiger town the SCORES Auburn •D IVliam-Southern 0 uhiirn 0 Tulane 0 Auburn 6 Tennessee C Auburn 6 Detroit 0 I SCORES 20 scalp of tlic Yellow Jackets, lio Russell won his spurs as a varsity performer in this game by blocking a punt that Burford recovered for a touchdown, henton's educated toe proved the margin of victory as the bcsnoz led one kicked the extra point that won the game. Auburn's loss to L. S. U. the following Saturday in Birmingham was a heart-breaker to all the loyal followers of the I igers. I.. S. U. scored three touchdowns to our one ami won by the score of 19 ro 6. Tin turning point of the game was Milner's 90-yard run for a tally just when Auburn had the Bayou Tigers backed up in the coffin corner. Blake was the star of this game for the home team. Going into the game in the last quarter. Porky climaxed a 71-yard drive by skirting right end for the score. It was a tough battle to lose, but the team put up a grand light against a team that was superior in reserve strength. The I lomecoming game was a real success, as our team really got red hot and swamped the boys from Loyola to the tune of 44 to 0. The lirst team played less than one quarter and Coach Meagher gave the alumni a chance to see what the prospects tor the coming season could do. These Sophomores and Juniors came through m fine style and demonstrated some very fancy broken-field running. Notable for his outstanding work in this game was the blonde-headed Ralph O'Gwynne, who trotted tor 92 yards and a touchdown on the first play after he entered the game. In the Imal game of the regular season Auburn defeated Florida by Auburn Georgia I $ Auburn 0 Santa Clara 12 Auburn I Georgia Tech 12 nr? M.CKOSKI 1 Oi l IN One very gotnl reason why the Auburn Tigers were regarded fearfully b all of the teams on our schedule. This is only one of the many times when perfect cooperation gained a victory for the PL A INS A LSI. Kilgore and Scarborough blocking for Teuton. tlit .score of 13 to 0. This was a very uninteresting and slow spectacle. I lie I igers seemed to be merely talcing Honda in tlieir stride and not putting forth much effort to do it. Penalties probably cost Auburn at least two more touchdowns, as the Tigers received the total of 122 yards for infractions of the rules. Several hand-to-hand encounters among the players did serve to liven up the game somewhat. Two of Auburn's players and one Florida battler were ejected from the game for overindulgence in the gentle art of swinging and swatting. I litclicock averaged 21 yards returning punts during the evening's entertainment. Fenton did some very good blocking to aid and abet Billy in his broken-field running. Coach Meagher accepted an invitation to play Villanova in a New Year’s Day classic in I lavana. Cuba. The entire coaching staff and some thirty-odd players and managers made the trip to I iavana. The game was a fiercely fought struggle that ended in a 7 to 7 tie. Auburn scored in the first quarter on a 50-yard punt return by I litclicock. Villanova tied the score in the last quarter on a blocked punt and a recovery over the goal for a touchdown. Auburn threatened to score several times, but lacked the necessary punch to put across a marker. It was the termination of a long and successful season for the Tigers. The trip to Cuba was considered the most enjoyable and entertaining of all the journeys made by the team during the season. The result of the game went a long way towards increasing Auburn’s prestige in the Hast. A game with Villanova is in the offing for next season, probably to In- played in Philadelphia. Thus, Auburn concluded the 1956 football season. In l«H king back over the past season's records and playing the part of the Monday morning quarterback, it is the belief of this writer that lack of reserve strength and injuries kept the Tigers from going through their tough campaign undefeated. An injury to Joe Stewart in the Birmingham-Southern game robbed the team of an excellent blocking back and threw the burden of quarter!lacking on the capab’c shoulders of Sidney Scarborough. A similar catastrophe descended upon the team during the Santa Clara game when Wilton Kilgore severely injured iiis knee. Kilgore played in nearly all of the remaining games, but was never able to reach the heights that he achieved in the Georgia game. This knee injury to Kilgore put the job of kicking up to Jimmie Fenton, and the boy with the oversized nose came through in great style. In the L. S. U. game it was apparent that their greater reserve strength was the determining factor in the final outcome. Auburn had as good a first team as any in the country, but with the exception of a few men just could not muster reserves capable of replacing the experienced men without weakening the team play. Statistics available on the nine games of the regular schedule show that the Tiger kickers. Kilgore. Fenton, 1 litclicock, and Blake, averaged 59.4 yards on H9 punts. None of these spirals were blocked during the regular season, the Tigers KOIM.IKS I � A H K M I II .roailAN ( ttitli Kalpli Jordan' Ire-Inna t aggregation tame through again ihi tea ton � illi a flean lale. making il four lraiglil e,t on that the Jordanmen hate no! been defeated. Coach Jordan i j graduate of lliit iiltlilulioii and � a a three-teller man during ' alhlelit «areer at Auburn. He � •� % an AH-Soulhem form aid on ba ketball team ami led the Southern Conference in tcoring hi Junior year, lie � a one of the out landing center in the South in football. VCIII I AMS HI II 111 «m � . I I N ll IN HI-A I I f I.II I AM I he Varsily Si iuul I i nh’ii Take the Extra Point having a lapse in alertness during the post-season fracas with Villnnova and allowed a punt to he blocked. In scoring, lenton and I litchcock tied with 24 points each. I lowever. I litchcock forged ahead in the Villanova game by scoring a touchdown while his running mate managed to add one point to his total hy kicking the extra point. Kilgore led in yards gained with 492 yards out of 119 tries. I litchcock was second with 45$ yards out of I IX tries, l enton ran a close third with 40$ yards out ol 85 tries, having the best average of the three. Make ran the ball for a net gain of 209 yards with 40 tries, giving him a better average than the other three principal ground-gamers. Ralph O'Gwynnr had the best average of any ol the backficld players, running with the pigskin II times and gaining a total ol 2$9 yards. This youngster gained an average of 21.7 yards every time lie cavorted with the ball. Also from the statistical sheet we find that Auburn gained a total of 51 yards to their opponents' 78. quite a defensive record, considering that they played some of the most outstanding teams in the nation. During the season Auburn traveled a total of 11.297 miles and played ten games, slightly reminiscent of Notre Dame. Prospects for next year’s team are very good. Although Auburn will lose quite a tew first-string players. Sophomores and Juniors that have seen quite a bit of service will Iv reads to step into the shoes of these men. At center Auburn will have l.ester Antley. who has tin derstudied Walter Gilbert for the past two years. Antley. but for the fact that Gilbert was so exceptional, would have made any first-string center at any college in the South. This 19l� pounds of South Carolina fury is one of the lx-st centers in the South and will come U 'HI OXI into his own next season. l;or reserve strength at center, Coach Meagher will have Antley and Morgan: both of these men are capable of playing excellent football and will be used many times during the coming season. At guards the returning lettermen will include I lapp Sivcll, I red Gillam, ]unior Burns, and “Chink Whitten. Burns is a former tackle who has b en shifted over to guard and who has shown much promise at his new position during spring training. Gillam is a letter holdover frnn 1935 at the guard position, and with all this experience should put up a good fight for one of the first-string guard pix.itions. Bo Russell. Freddie I lolman, and possibly several Freshman candidates will battle for the first string tackle positions, with Russell having the call over the others due to his scintillating play during the past season. The ''Baby-I;accd Assassin. as he is known to his intimates, should make anylxidys All-American before he completes his co liege career. At the terminal positions Auburn will be well fortified. Rex McKissick, Frank I famm, Oscar Burford. and Milton I fowcll, aided by two promising candidates from the Freshman squad in Jackson and Whatley, will hold down the end positions. In replacement of Stewart and Scarborough, Auburn will have Osmo Smith, Marion Walker, and I larmon Jeffords. Smith and Walker arc veterans of the past seasons, and I far mon is a converted center with 210 pounds of bulk that will come in handy in regard to blocking duties. The first-string halfbacks from the past season will lx- back for duty next year. I litchcock and Fenton should make many of the All-American selections during the 1937 season. O’Gwynnc and Kelly will aid and abet these broken-field runners during the coming season. Several ■ ill lit: MAN” ( kk Senior Manager of foothill. Ilr ua frying In � r� lilt’ for llii« our. promising 4R kt ssi 11 in MOW I I I V O l.W NNI llelna : Sri Kd handing out to A after practice. HOIMAN ANTI I V M.K ISSK K SCORES Auburn ( I..S.U. 19 Auburn 44 1 oyola 0 youngsters from tlx Freshman squad will make this position one of tlx strongest during the coining year. At tlx line-ramming post Dutch I loath and Sit , will lx the main candidates for the fullback position. Aulnitn should lx a definite threat for the Confer ence championship in 19 $7. Auburn's Freshman squad canu through the season without a defeat. Coach Jordan’s proteges defeated the Birmingham-Southern rodents to the tune of 12 to 7. and handed the Georgia Tech Rats a 23 to 0 lacing. This is the fourth consecutive season that the Frosh, under the guidance of Coach Jordan, have not lost a game. Quite a record lor any coach to hold. Several outstanding prospects from the Freshman squad have moved up to the hill during the spring training festivities. Kenmore, I lam, Whatley, Jackson. Jeffords, and Brown are the host bets to make the varsity next year. Kenmore, I lam, and Brown are backs and should see plenty of service during the coming season. Jeffords played the center position during the Rat season, but has been shifted to quarterback during spring training. Whatley and Jackson are two gangling ends that have showed much promise. Whatley may lx shifted to tackle lx fore next season gets under way. I Its smashing end play showed that he has the potential ability to make a g«x d tackle. Other changes that have been made during spring training are: Ray Gibson, a former end, has been changed into a center; Harrison shifted from end to quarterback; Howell, from SCORES uid to guard, and 'Iliorpe from tackle to guard. Tin's? changes may have a bearing on the play of the team Auburn 15 during the coming season. Florida 0 Aubnin’s next schedule embraces ten games with some Auburn 7 of the most outstanding teams in the nation. This 1957 Villanova 7 schedule calls for quite a hit « l traveling on the part of the Tigers, but not as much as they did during the past season. The Tigers will go to Houston, Texas, for an embroglio with Rice University: to Philadelphia tor an encounter with Villa nova: to New Orleans for the Tulane game; to Baton Rouge for the I.. S. U. fracas; to Jacksonville for the Florida battle; to Montgomery for the annual Birmingham-Southern opening game; to Birmingham twice for games with Mississippi State and Tennessee; to Atlanta for the Tech classic; and to good old Columbus. Georgia, for the game with their ancient foe. Georgia. I he schedule, with dates and places, is listed below: September 24 -Birmingham-South; n at Montgomery. Octolier 2- Tulane at New Orleans. October 9 Villanova at Philadelphia. October 16—Mississippi State at Birmingham. OcioImt 25-—Georgia Tech at Atlanta. October 50 Rice I huversitv at 1 Houston. November 6 Tennessee at Birmingham. November 1$—I.. S. U. at Baton Rouge. Novemlvr 20 Georgia University at Columbus. November 27 University of Florida at Jacksonville. 11 VMM 3 A SMI III 1411 I 1 US MORGAN cum i t At (lit beginning of die 1936-37 basketball season Coacli Jordan bad the difficult task of replacing Joe Bob Mitchell and Buddy Crew, both star performers of last year s team. Red” Childers and Tommie Kdwards were the two best prospects to step into Mitchell’s shoes. Malvern Morgan and John I lolmes assumed the duties that Crew had left by dropping out of school. Playing a schedule of 15 games, II Southeastern Conference games and 4 outside of the Conference, the hardwood boys came through in great style, winning 11 and losing 3. At tins writing there is one more game to be played with Georgia lech. Auburn will probably attend the Conference Tournament in Knoxville and with continued improvement in their team play they should lx- a definite threat to annex the Conference title. Captain Joel leaves. Auburn's scintillating guard for the past three seasons, is the Tiger’s Ix-st bet for All-Southeastern honors, have's defensive playing this year has been nothing short of sensational. Joel has averaged scoring around ten points each game, and considering that he has had to guard some of the outstanding forwards in the Conference, this is quite an enviable record. I lis guarding of Bryan, L. S. U., leader of Conference scoring for two years, during the two-game series with the Bayou Tigers was a lesson in how to play guard. Bryan was never allowed an open shot at the basket while Haves was guarding him. It will lv a distinct loss to the team when Pardner” graduates in May. Haves is the only member of the varsity squad that will not lx- m school next year. A starting team consisting of I lolmes, McKis-sick or Morgan at forwards, I id wards or Childers at center, and Haves and Curler at guards has done most of the playing for Auburn during the past season. Scoring honors have been divided up equal Iv among these men. Hdwards has come through hi the last few games and has taken over the center duties from Childers. Pappas is the only other member of the varsity squad that has seen much service. I le has been used as a relief man for Cur-lee and Haves. I liese eight players mentioned above will probably receive letters at the end of the season. Prospects for next year’s team are exceedingly bright. The loss of Haves is the only dark spot on the horizon of better basketball at the Plains. Re placing Haves will hr a difficult task, but with so 4 many good men coining up from tliis year's Fresh-man squad. Coach Jordan should have a better team than in the past four years. Among the more promising players who will lx- eligible for varsity competition in 1957-38 are: Renfro, Dickinson. Baker, Sobut, Bee I and, Ciiner, Jordan, Atkinson, and Gibson. These Ixrys have shown that they are capable of making the returning veterans hustle for their starfng positions, lispecially is this true of Dickinson. Baker, Renfro, and Gibson. Dickin son is a forward who has demonstrated some of the niftiest floor work seen in these parts since the days of Rapa l.umpkin. This lad from Montgomery has a kern eye tor the basket, is very fast and shifty, breaks well for the basket, and has a clever fake. Dickinson, with a little experience, will probably take over one of the forward berths before next season is completed. Baker is a center with plenty of potentialities. I lis main fault at present is that lie tries to shoot too much. I I is height and ruggedness should go far in making him an outstanding prospect for center position. Renfro is one of the Ix-st follow-up shots to grace the hardwood fltx� r of Alumni Gym in years. With a little seasoning this lad will break into the line-up frequently. Ray Gibson, a tall, gangling lad from Florida, has been used during the current Rat season at both center and forward. This blonde cage athlete has shown the Auburn fans some very first-class basketball. I fe is looked upon as being the outstanding prospect from the Freshman squad. With these promising candidates and the returning lettermen. Coach Jordan should put a team on the floor next year that will compare with any in the country. Don’t Iv surprised to see Auburn walk off with the Conference title in 19?,S. It might not lx- amiss to include something in this basketball section in regard to the need of a new gym nasium here at Auburn, (,)uite some talk and a few definite steps have been made concerning the building ol a new stadium for Auburn. It is this writer's opinion that a gymnasium is needed worse than a stadium and would serve the needs of lar more students than a stadium would. The present building is in terrible need of repairs and has definitely seen its best days. A new gym with a kisketball court slightly larger than the present one, and with seating facilities for a crowd of around M. S ISSK K HOI Ml S I I AVAKI � S PAMPAS KAIUH- IIAMM live thousand, would go a long way towards improving the standard of basketball that is played here. Not only would a new gymnasium, properly equipped, aid Coach Jordan’s basketeers, but it would enable many students to indulge in some type of physical training. This is a definite need that has not been Idled at Auburn since the beginning of the institution. I lie cost of building a new field house would be far below' that of the cheapest stadium that could be constructed. II any ol you loyal alumni are listening in, how about starting a drive for a new field house for the Tigers and forget about that stadium for a couple ol years. Auburn 42; Sewancc 51 Auburn 54; Scwance 29 Auburn IX; Birmingham-Southern 52 Auburn 59; Birmingham-Southern 52 Auburn 59; Scwance 52 Auburn 56; Sewancc 16 Auburn 28; Georgia Tech 42 Auburn 54; I., s. u. 34 Auburn 57; L S. U. 24 Auburn 5 V. Ilorida 54 Auburn 1; florid;) 40 Auburn 41; Clcinson 55 Auburn 55; Clemson 26 Auburn 19; (ieorgia 21 t.oaeh M nr K.iii, llaytf Hamm. Morris, Muslin. Sear borough, Fenton. I aylor Stewart. Mitt hell. Fares llitchcoek, litrlon, ll’right Hasemore, tinnier. M, Don ahl. Til’l er. ll'bitten. tbbott ib 1111 11 Tin I lead Coacli of tin Tiger diamond squad is Dell Morgan. Coach Morgan is not only famous for his ability to turn out good baseball teams, but is well known for Ins humor and wit. Coach Dell believes in his boys keeping strict training rules and sees to it that they comply with the regulations that he imposes upon them. The results arc very satisfying, as Auburn has been well represented on the diamond since the tireless Texan has assumed the duties of baseball coach. Auburn’s representatives on the diamond finished the season with a record of IJ wins and 5 losses against collegiate foes, and a seasonal record of 15 won against 8 lost, and one tie. This included games with all of the major colleges in the Southeast and many of the leading semi-pro outfits in this section. Auburn’s twirling corps for last season included Joe Bob Mitchell, now belonging to the Yankees; John Paul Tipper, I renchy Gunter, Naiford burlow, and Mutt Morris. The loss of Joel Paves by reason of an appendectomy shortly after basketball season was a severe blow to the team. The outstanding chunking performance during the season was turned in by Mutt Morris, a no-hit. no-run game against the University of Georgia. I he infield was composed of Bruce Taylor at first. Prank I lamm and Malcolm McDonald at second, Billv Hitchcock at short, and Joe Stewart at third base. McDonald, by a late season spurt, managed to take over the second base duties from I lard wood 1 lamm. The leading hitters in this crew were I litchcock, McDonald, and Stewart. The catching duties were wcl! taken care of by Duck A mi w AIM d N VNIMIMOl Kill Cm’I AIN SlDNI Y S VKUOKOlU.il will Ih closing out lii.s athletic career .it Aulnirn with the advent of tins year's Ivtscbill season. Sidney li.tv patrolled the outer gardens for the past two seasons, having won a regular berth his Sophomore year. Although not a brilliant hitter. Boston lias managed to get the base knocks when the ducks were on the jxind. I lis scintil latino, fielding has reminded many of the older fans of the manner in which Porter Grant used to gobble up that spheroid. Eenton and Chink Whitten. Whitten’s consistent hitting earned for him a place in the outfield before the season was over. Patrolling the outer gardens during most of the season were Captain Hawk McMillan in left. Captain-elect Sidney Scarborough in center, and Weasel Ba emore in right. Chink Whitten replaced McMillan in several games due to a slump in batting by die captain. Of these outer garden heroes, Scarborough was the ball hawk, with Bazcmorc doing the most consistent hitting. Among the more outstanding reserves, the lad likely to do quite a hit of regular playing this year is Lefty Hayes, a very neat first baseman. With the return of Joel Eaves to regular pitching chores during tb. current season. Auburn should have one of the best (lingmg forces in the Conference. To aid and assist Eaves in the mound duties Coach Morgan will have John Paul Tipper, Raiford Furlow, and I.ester Antlcy. There is a possibility that some likely prospect will be found from the Freshman squad of last year. The entire first-string infield will lie back for duty this season. The loss of McDonald at second base will be keenly felt. This heavy-hitting second sackcr will lx- ineligible this season. I lowevcr, I fardwood I fainm will lx- back to handle the keystone sack and should have a good season. In the outer garden the only regular not returning this season will lx- Hawk” McMillan. Captain Sidney Scarborough and Weasel Bazcmorc will lx kick to handle the ball-hawking activities in center and right. Malvern Morgan and several other Freshman stars of last season will lx- out to earn the right to hold down the post vacated by McMillan. Chink” Whitten will lx- around to do most of the catching. The schedule lor this season has not been announced as yet. Inn will embrace games with Ole Miss, Mississippi State. Oglethorpe, Georgia lech, L. S. U., I exas University, Rice, and an A day game with the Goodyear aggregation from Gadsden. Coach Morgan is trying to arrange a trip which will include games with Ole Miss. Mississippi State, E. S. II exas I University, and Rice. This will lx- quite a long journey for the diamond luminaries, requiring that they remain away from home about two weeks. SPIKED S OFFICERS Wii.ton Kilgore: President Bruce McGehek I 'ice President SHOE MI-MBERS Rohek i Bi.ake W. V. Ciiandi er Li. G. Duncan A. M. Garrison Howard Duncan Secretary and Treasurer The Auburn Chapter of the National Collegiate Society of Spiked Shoe is composed of varsity track and cross-country athletes who have earned the award for either sport. The object of the organization is to bring together track, athletes and to further the interest of the sport at Auburn. E T Y Monsey Gresham Wii ION kll COKE Chari.es Lawrence Sam McCkosky Tom McGehei R. B. McGehei Robert Mercer Hami Wii.i.iams I .. T. Woodard Kilgorr •’inning SoulhtaUern Cvnfrrrnee 440 Auburn' thinly-clad cinder contestants will In led into battle ibis season by Wilton Kilgore. Knots. as bis friends bail biin, is the Conference champion in his spe eialty, the 440-yard run. Kilgore will also lx- used in the 220 during the current track season. I bis is Wilton's third and last season with the tracksters. A knee injury suffered during the past football campaign will not handicap Auburn’s track captain, as the ailing leg has responded to Coach I Iniscll's treatment. Kilgore will lx-used as anchor man on the relay team this year. Charlie l.awrence is alternate captain lor the coining season. I liese two lads will undoubtedly end their careers in a blaze of glory. This year marks the fifteenth year that Coach Wilbur I lutsell has been Head Coach of varsity and freshman track teams. I futsell-coached teams in the past fourteen seasons have lost only three dual meets. Coach I lutsell was a memlvr of the Olympic coaching staff in V)M and has a very enviable reputation as a trainer and coach. I fc has developed such stars as Weems Baskin, head track coach at the I Jitiversity of Georgia; Percy Beard, world record holder in the hurdles, and who is at present heat! coach at the I University of I'lorida. Coach I lutsell is being assisted in his track tutelage by Sterling Dupree, former Auburn football and track star. Losses to the team this year include Captain l id McKenzie in the pole vault, Bobbie Blake and Charlie Bentley in the javelin, and Bill lanery and Powers, outstanding distance men. The loss ol these men. while be ing keenly felt, will not lx- so hard to replace. Veterans returning lor more competition on the cinder path include four middle-distance aces: Kilgore, Conference champion in the 440; Bill lillis, I lamp Williams, and Mousey Gresham. Another middle distance runner that may lx- used in this event is McKinnon, hreshman prospect from New Jersey. Bruce McGhee will be Kick for the high jump. Charlie l.awrence is the only dash man returning and the lanky alternate captain will also be used in the 220. Woodard and Sellers will be the returning seasoned campaigners in the hurdle events. Garrison is the only candidate lett over from last year for the broad jump. I om McGehee, letter winner from last year. I lugh Rodgers and Vernon Burns will lx- on hand for the held events. Jell Stinson, lid Duncan, and I In-bert bee will Iv the distance men from last season's veil I I CMS TRACK AND FIELD .squad. Not imicli help is expected from the Freshman squad of last year, luit Coach I lutsell can always Ik counted on to develop several winners before the season gets tinder way. The schedule for this coming season will call for dual meets with Georgia, Georgia Tech, Florida, and Birmingham-Southern. Georgia will probably be the hardest of these dual meets to win. They will have the outstanding track squad in the South this year. Tech, Florida, and Birmingham-Southern will probably In beaten by the Tiger cinder artists. Florida may cause quite a bit of trouble, as Percy Beard will turn out a good squad a the ’Gator university. Auburn's Freshman tracksters will engage in dual competition with Georgia Tech and Birmingham-Southern plebes. I Itesc meets will probably be held in connection with the varsity struggles on the same days. Listed below are the track records that have been made here at Auburn and the names of the record-holders: 100-yard dash, 0:9.7 220-yard dash, 0:21.0 440-yard dash, 0:4R.8 880-yard dash, 1:59.7 One mile run. 4:26.4 Two-mile run, 9:51.6 120-yard high hurdles, 0: M.6 220-yard low hurdles. 0:23.8 S. A. Dupree, 1934 S. A. Dupree. 1934 E. Snider, 1928 L. Funchcss, 1935 C. I 1. Pilil. 1934 J. H. McQueen, 1933 W. O. Baskin. 1926 L. G. Richey, 1934 M.«.l HI I Pole vault. I 3-3 t I ligh jump. 6-6 Broad jump, 22-81 , Shot put, 46-41 . Discus. 147-7 Javelin, 200-0 Mile relay, 3:29.4 R. FI. Rutland, 1934 I.. Ci. Richey, 1935 l . M. Beard. 1928 W. R. Coleman. 1931 G. W. Beard, 1952 S. P. Robinson. 1931 W. A. Rogers, B. C. Jones, S. I I. OT Lira, F. J. Creighton. 1952 ('nafh Hiilu-lt mill iriicL Irophit'i I ('ipt.iim Jiicnl'Y iiml Klfpingcr Hilli the tiirtily iinJ fi' iwitfii • Iftim. A polo team of high caliber seems to Ik again assured for Aulnirn this year. Aspirants for tin- team have Iv.-en working out daily under the direction of Captain V. |. Klepingcr and Captain L. I:. Jacoby, the former having charge of the more seasoned candidates and the latter teaching the rudiments of the game to the less experienced hopefuls. At the present time practice sessions are devoted for the most part to training ponies for polo handling, a skilled matter in itself. A new group of mounts is being acclimated to the arduous duties of serving as polo mounts. 'I’he schedule of contests is still in the vaguely indefinite stage, due to the fact that the polo team has to travel far afield to find opponents. With the exception of a few army teams at nearby training posts, there is no opposition for the local polo enthusiasts to vaunt their enthusiasm on. Tilts with Missouri and Illinois are still in the contemplative stage, although offering about the Iwst chance for collegiate matches this season. Missouri, Illinois, and Ohio State were met last year and the local squad gave a good account of itself. In I9i , Missouri and Ohio State entertained the team on its first long road jaunt. ■ Tin 1937 swimming team, coached by Boots Cham bless and captained by Brandt Woodward, is showing great progress as this Ixtok goes to press. I he team is consequently in top form, stated the paddlers’ efficient manager, Rolvrt Johnson. Manager Johnson expressed the tank team's as well as Ins own appreciation for tin-exceptional cooperation and assistance that they were receiving from the Athletic Department this season. Through the efforts of Coach Chambless, as well as the Athletic Department, several road trips have been planned for this coming competitive season. I o date sixteen men have signed entry blanks and are eligible for intercollegiate competition. New equipment, swimming suits and robes have been acquired and plans are to take a minimum of ten swimmers on the road trips. I inv trials have been held by Captain Woodward to determine the actual ability of his teammates, and the result. indicate that Auburn will make as good a name in this fairly new sport here on the campus as they have in the four major sport branches. The first meet of the season was held here in Alumni Gymnasium with the University of Georgia. I.It t- nth lt„k Kh. I.-Is-v «...—j.i, Knim. (own. W II.. |.J,...... .... M, m. Mimn. N.ill I ....................II. .� l.ii.l him II«mm limiuv Mu... |.| NI I WlHMAV IM jjKJtii « S Nwitiur.in, POOL THE (ANDID CAMERA 1— I Ilf mill'll If Ulil � till him; ihe ( u ’ilili •« � � � � � front tlf ill. Iltilfl I’lesidenle. 2— A ( lub boy m Henning. i— miflif 11 inImuk. ,Mi( o'In in iin,! Jnidan enjoying lllf Irif• in ( tibii. 4— Hasketeers O'Riley .mil Pappas. 5— .VdHir fiilhiu rn „f ll, f If am. ft— It,- I in il b.ill if.mi dressed in. I bffnif ihf I Ulanova fray. 7—The Tiger bat k field a tin enemy m n around eml. S— Hardwood” Hamm grab, a hot one. and then walk. orrr before the i,inter,i for this one. 9—Keep your di.lancet, boys! I he ladie.' fencing Irani. lit—Coach Meagher lakes time out to pose for tin. one on the President' lawn. I — This thou, tlial (I.mo .South always knew n hat the learn was doing on the field. 12—Tonis llixott practicing for the annual horse show. 11—A lens - moment during one of the polo games played with the Tori Henning ti uad. • —These hoy hare to fight the Lidia «may. so lli-y nrr non- fencers. ri—l'tirlou again. 10—IInine Dili nesvi lik4- this. I'll. Roxy iind Wall? 17—lirau iter taka a IiikIi one during the spring hoar slto� ‘. IS—Captain ’’Duck Soup“ McKinnon caught nilh hi•' feet in the stirrup . The horse looks gentle. 19— lhm e Mcdehce look Letter n hen he is jumping those high Lanihoos. 20— Thru hoy look like hallel girl here, hut they can kit k that hall. 21— Must he seasick to hold on o tightly. 22— Roxy and Prank taking it easy on the overseas trip. 21—Coach Dell Morgan shim lion an o'd Salt doe it. 2-1—Williams. Hitchcock. MiKissick. and l.oflin. 25— Scuttle Perry’s four stooges. 20—Tuffv Me fillister looks on during an inter rater n ty football game. 27—Dining the Inl’urn-(ieorgia giinie in ( olitnibus, Ha. 2S—Shirl-s’eeve neat her during the I ’ it'amn a-,1 iilnti n game. I AS SELECTED By VOTE OF THE STUDENT BODY MISS MOLLY BRASFIELD as Miss Auburn AND A COMMITTEE OF THE APPLIED ART DEPARTMENT FACULTY COMMITTEE MEMBERS MR. FRANK W. APPLE BEE MR. DANIEL RILEY EADIE MR. ROY HARVARD STAPLES j M Jlc cz xalexndij )i uci ion a I n Auburn it proud of her fraternity system, and of the spirit thdt oriitt between fraternity and non-fraternity men. The idea of friendliness and equality prevails. And so thoroughly set against them is public opinion of the campus, that snobs are few and far between. 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I’ll'lritn' I iim iiinliia 4 lprlil.il Hi. iiiin li mi OFFICERS I. Mil l s Iiiiiknion Vrtiultttl |nii CtKiiiniKx . in I'l.ii.lntl ('11 ki i$ Ciusui m . Sfffi-imy Mark S. Cork . 1'mnnr. t MEMBERS I list K' j; IIkjcIN Caniii i r 'AKOI III K' Cork I I KI.I sil M u S. , on,! Ktne: M ARONI Id in SlICKMA I'llOKN ION V Al I A« � ( ’lllMII Al I ll 'll if Roti' I K A N h I loKIIKS II AKIIK Ml ( I l« 111 ON ( )' iAA A N N Si ANI I A lolltih Roll I I HIM A I 111111 iim I |oi,l INI.IK K Ml.II I Mil ION ifl i Rote: Si iiii i Snoaa I’l KNII’sl III VVHWINl.l K Wll All I A li All I A Si.vl t Roti. Crisman I .AA IS l .AVI IS alMIIII Fa risii Hicks Sof, it ill Rot, I loori k Mi Coa N ii i ii s Km i s S ANIIIORO SAA II I I I'lhlh Rotiv Waiiiks MAKIIN Page 22 1 KAPPA ALPHA I It VI'KI-S IS K.U t 1.1 M I J. K. l it«a:� :K l)«. J. II. (Idi k I k vtki s is l'«n i.Htio ('.lav of I ) It. It. Itll.I.IN AiiImiiii 1. 1. Man . mii.iii, (ta. V. ( '. ( win IK . . . Vill.i Riva. Ja. 1. T. l KU I N . . . . . 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Oprlika I loki’cn- .Sigma Alpha F.p'don � •� founded at llic I 'niter ai y a� Alabama in 18 6. Ify ttdor are purple and K’dd: it Homer, tin lei. Alabama Alplht Mu ( It.ipier e tabh hed in IXS6. -A. OFFICERS Kih-.iki II. Mi (.im i . 1‘iinihnt Jons I'iimk. I in- t’ltsiilrnt Rimiiki Ti kk . .V. Hilary WiMiwt liiin' . Ii.nuinr MEMBERS l int K' k: |m I.V Mi .1 iii:i: Km- Tl CKI-H Snort.I Koiv: I) KK l WIN Dl MW II NKKI I. lllHIIClKK I hit,I linn; |l l I I KS M s mi Tdkk ■ KI IM.I nuiili Rise: ( ’flOK I 'ri M I K III K KI limn.IN K NIMK I ill ; lion: Sour Sikiim; I'llllM N. |. H. V«k:i 11: Sixth lion : S in Mi W.M I? Ml IV ClIIIIN DllBISN S will It lion : KsSMMil K 11 AM Mi Ci.ki I’r MINUS I ii lilh lion Si i.i i kn Si. i i.n 11 k I Vw i iik I ikim nn. M. N'l'l i s P.ige ?28 s I C M A N U I'HATH IS l Ivu'l I.TATI. J. V. ItmnvN Jimma IlirciicoCK s. I.. I’ni si m i r Kmiv McMirns I' K ATRI-S l ( nl I I CIO (.hiss of .«' I Ion i Jni i . . liKI I Mil .11111 iiliiiin I I.IA V. I K«. . I. II. I I IHIK Montgomery I alladi ga (.Ins' of It jS C. 1. Allis . . . . . . lift mill ll till |llllS II AKKIt . . . . 1 iMIlllasUHl Ci kiin Amos . . . 1 a( •range, i.i. till 1 llllt IKIH N . . 1 nioii Splines ISii i. Akmsikosi: . Itirtiiiiigliain I.wi r J units. . . . Oxford II. V. I AKK . . Alexander ( ic 1 J. Nl is Mil s . . . . Killlliligli.illi John 1 in . . 1 i ■ ■ iii ■ li. i m 1 l 1 1 III . Selma I n 1)1 si s . . . . Ali-s.null 1 ill 1 . K. I l KK . . . Nelson, .i. (.’fuss of to.to 1 lostrk Cm isi.i . . Alexander Cili Kll II KI K MSI K . . . . Ciiion Springs Sin Cook . . . 1 m'imii Springs W. C. Sioi i . . . . Kiriniiigliani IllMlll Ijm.Hln. . Montgomery 1 low Mill SlKOMi . . . . IS re Avion 1.. K. I'osllK . . . . . . . Kinniugliain |. I . l llllMAS Sipsev Mil 1 IK IliKKI S . . . . Kiniiiugliaiii A. W V .ICIM . llii iiiiogliaiii Mi io linnets . . Kiiuiiiigliaiu iitoKt.i ( iiim; . . . . . (Jrecnville Jons Mi 1 i(moi i . ISiii iimtcli;i tn Ions tin i (Vim . , . . 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Si III 1 Mill ISiriiiiiiuliain ( IIAKI 1 s IK.IA 1 1 A . . . . . irtii l.ili.i T. I 'KI I. V AI.KI K . . . . . Dailcvillt Ill NKA S. VV AKI. . . . 1 ■ iiiiinuliaiii ('.hiss II AKKA IlKUAA N . Ma AAiH il, T . 1 AMIS K. Ill IIII.ARII Dailrvilli JARVIS IlKOVV . . ... Mulll 'UIUH 1 amin II. Johnson Oi-uruiana 1 Mil 1 K . ‘l 1 Ml MS Ivuiii i:i V. Junks . . . . Decal ii r I ik.ar K. |)iimi an . . . CiinHulk- 1 hum An .. K.AKi: Slit'llirlil Wil l 1 AM 1 . 1 K Ml i: M i.ll . Cliica u, HI. Sami ii W. Moniuimika . I'all.iilrga 1 AA II. 1 1 . Muiiluic, « la. IIoi.min 1.. Smai.i .... Mrilluril. Mass J.uiiis 1’. Iaiis . . Iliiiiiiii iiiiin 1 KAMI IN Wll MS Doilian ('.hiss of 10.iO Juii v l . IIkuuks . . . . . . 1'airtii'lil (IioKia MiCukii (iiHiilwalcr 1 im m M. I� i ms. . . . . .... Dnilian Kui.iki . Ml.Ml l.l IN . . . . . . . Iliiiiliii liaiu l.uU III |)l| AMMKI . ISiriiiiii haiii KMl:KKI l‘. Mi N'i i ia . . Million!. M:inn. I lM'. K 1’. Dk.vki: . . . . . . . Hairy villi' 1 AMIS NV. 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Page iU LAMBDA CHI ALPHA |'K v I Kl s i KM i l-TATJB V. II (Vll'I'IMH . 1. I'. I l l I AN I. II. JllltS iiS K. I S I M� ll. I� . I I'll Al C. K. IliXHN I K k M. Okk I KI lit 11 I K . M k i i ( uni i s' . Ik Dii i i Khimki Hi ki . t'l KIIS |l SSISi.x . John Uvik.si . r.K m t uiiKin Cii vki is C iii iv . V� i. I • mu I i i iim; . I Ml limiM . VI I 111 SSs . . I KMM I Urtii, . K VI I'll I Mill M . |'K TKI.N IN L ' III 1.1.H l (,hi hf y.� ’7 llii mimikII’H I i i nliill, V I I ..n l-l.iml. N- ' • lli ‘� « in« r . KillU |� irl, • ! hi k i Wvkii |n� l I'll XkCm vkv . IIVKHS M VKSII . 11 I I V N 1 1111 I ll . I IS HIS SMI I II . . . I I'M SKI• IIS ( il MU MIS Vnii r ( ’in hf 1) i I’nri . I' inw-i;iriiiiii l|:l1 II I. line . Hi iimliil ' . Itiniliii-I' Mn mis V« mi . I'iiiisi v. 11 . vs . JllllS I.IIUIKV . . Mil Ml Wm. I . Visv s . M w Wiiiii s . MiuiiU'iiiiii s 1 111 (Mill Spline . I'ia. l!r� M'iiu i . Opelika Wr� l I’.iiiH. ia. S’rti Ynil , N V. . Svl.ir.ni .i ISi sM-nirr l.iikuili, ■•ini. I il rr.ilil. i i. WYlilinpk.i Chns of NIimiIU 1 ' • limn ill ' r.iiili ' W. V. On I S I MIS I’ll VKII . . M ns X iii s ; . . . . I’lmiis ('in l(iriiiiin:li.iiii I ,ir|M n Spring . I C us.i 'if t')4“ Khimki Cii vi m vs Imis IIismis . IIvkmv ll «; s . | ;|l! .Illt'pi 1 (•(•ills' I ........ I : kiii 11 Wiihis . Ill KHS JllKHAS . I uis l vssisi; I HIV VKII SMI III . . .................... I iliis MiHIttfUIIMTS I llllil'V 111 lliriiiinulliliii « l.iirnhdit Clii . 11 iii,t I 1.1 tern tty � ji founded Ihisiun Unirerrily 1909. It color ore •::( green, Omcg.i Zehr ( hat'll � � ' ettablitheJ in 1915. Su'd. OFFICERS III sk II. I� . vis . . I’rfiiihul I. I-'kamk Hi sims . t'rtt, (iuim.i M, (imMim Siiirtni) III I.II II. I � AKI� � 'lllllWIII MEMBERS lint Una. I� UI' ( Ikimviii l Kim iii I'iki. I'VKKIK I ninth Una: l i ss U Ci ms (ii ns I’lKIll I. ■Wi ON,I OAWiW i l l. D.miiii s (Jn$$Ki r Will IA MS I I'll Ml X l hn,l K tii't Saiaimik III SUMS ( AKK Itm ms htth Kim- I IIIIM I'SI I S Whiii ( ilHHKII 11 S K«.I S I Sixth Una I: si x l l S HIS ill.I II SI1 1 il S I I K I 111'III Sft’iul i U .a. lOKIlAS I.MT Mi ki-iii i: Kl� ll I. Srm is 238 T H E T A CHI I k vim s i Kao i.tvi i; I. (. !tll.«.|S . Jl l l� W. I'. J uolis I , r. I’OH M l. II. II. P.WIS . (. l imsu i i K. Is. 11 RIM 1 I . I'!! I K! l C’ol.l I CIO ('.Ins of ■ •; . Oilainln. I b. !|s||i|| lal||, | . ( '. Iiiriiiiin:li:iiii M. Ml SSSnS K. ktsv m .... I. M. | IK� ............ I . I'akm k . . . . ............. ■‘aiImIiii HiriniiiKliain New nan, in. . . Allllislnll !. : if iv. Nl. l. ‘ umu in.. . Moni-om. i 1 I) Wiiiiwis. . . . . . . ii. it. i kiii . 1 l � i;;iit's ills-, (i.i. ( inKIMis Hill VIS . . . Abbeville 11. II. .IKSI 1 I . liiilliu, (la. A. Is. MI.VIslIK . . . Cninrr 1 r lllMKIS . . . Ciml'llrll ('.hlM o tv.tV 1. A. kv. Sl'llll.t 11. 1 1 1111 nrs ( anal ••in. I'aiiaina |. 1 1. Itl MS . M;i|iU vill«- II. I� . s K � SI. . . . . . Wasliinunm, |). t . C. 1.. 1 � l NS , (..ul'ili ii A SIIRI Sll 1 Is . llrimkKii. N. . 1. Mi Ci us . . Keener (W. 1 tiuvi siis .... I’ii'ilmiMii K II linn . riiin-iKX' 1. .. Wiki: I’lrilmmil 1 . I’kkiii i . I.llvi 1 . ( '. C •IMIlllll l . ulnini ('.loss of K J Kl 11 1 II K 1 K . . . Maiimi linirliiill li. It. Ilmm . . . . . Selma F. S. IIkii i . . Allllislnll l|i JllKII.VN . . . . , . Selma K. . Pi s ins . (iiii'iinla 1- I.I.TI Sri ilia Is. 1 . Piiksia . Opi� 1 . It. Mi ki'1111: . liili.i 1’. M. ii i n si . . . . An.ilia Kmus Ki mi i Allllislnll n. 1 . «its 11 k I'iribiimit W. li. Si ill.is. . . . Marion OFFICERS Ijovu II. In h i .VIarkv II. Ill u,i v VV. Mim IS 'l VKk . I whs ('. Smv m . I’n.d.hnl I . . . S,.1,1,11) I itiiMim MEMBERS IHft Rw: Cl VKK l ISI kl K I'i ki;i mis I'll SUM I I Kl «IVV Si i nr:.I R� u: l.i:« is I iiii.t: I’lSksIHS Kl I IH K Iiihrmiii.i. Third R-it Kkik ku vv llV'ISli ASMS VktIV I'rio I’KI II I Rum lh ffw: SlIH KI, |. C. I t KM K A VKRSHS A IIII V i: 1 mi ik i Riflh R-i-. ( 'll I'I MS I'.iim arh; hmiin; vmi III! I Hill.I ISI.sWliKIII Sixth R' . r M WIIIUS I’ku k i i Swriihroi«.11 Ml ARI. I . II. W vi ms Srvftilh Ron DiCK iv 1 1 i ns Smiiii Si vi m i ki okii ALPHA GAMMA RHO I'K VTKI-S i !• VC! I T Ti- ls. . I.VKK.INS A. I . lii � :k� : . C.WMs I' O. IVuis I . Dim k� k vv. ii. i: m M. |. I I N( III vv . A. lllMIK l.l l VV ins. M. I.. Nlv Hill v J. VV. K VMKH I'll I. M. KnlilNSIIN I . V. Smiiii I Kill It K I.K I k i Kits i I kiii I . I '. Si ill I n l.l Wkimii . M. Cl KK . . .. Dim '. m . M. I . I i K«:i sun . I'. I . Kill VIM , K vi i iMiii I i ki vv I k vi ki s in Oh i.i-ciu (Aus ‘iI D Hll.l!l Kuweit 1111 V«i|;iilk.i .................rim- Hill . ill'lll II I’.. 1 . I IIIIKN III I I . ( .� M. II. Ill ij.iV' . .1 J. I 1 1 . I- II. I.lllll. . II. i. Pi N K I ON . . I W. K I I HI K . VVclninpl.u V. I imiiv . . II. I . ItKO! KV V . I I. ilS'l Nll N N I K C. VV. II VI I . VV. J. AI . I K-JIN . T. VV Viurv . II. ItV l AUIKI J. ('llAM UN . J. II. I'lrtV VKIW . Knur. innm; vmi i;. ( , 11 ii i . Jl VN It KI VMI I Ii l i« niv. |k. . I III Iv I III vll . ). I . Kl I NI K (Hun I .in.lv II r.uinl:i Miill.iikI iiv (ir v'II'Imiiii I'. ('. I v knik . (lifts • } I .ill.nli'4.1 I il illl VVvnuulkii lnllailvU.i Miillanil in Vncuik;i . . J ad. viii ('.hiss ...................I’nu-anl Chalniii Dmli.iii ..... ira.lv j K .i-S ii. I . P M IV . K. C. I'KIl I . , . i i. S. I’n ill. .1. C. SlIM AKI . . . . Si. SU‘|ilu'iiv Ht.ii i . I . Hill I INl.SMoKIII . S. M VIIHVVv . M. C. I Al l A . . I . M. Pricki ii. . lull N S. VKIiOK.II I.II . I . II. MIMAKI . . . . A. It. VV VI ION . '•j ‘ 4“ I'. I’l MIS. . . Al Vl IN Pi I VlliNv . I v.vir.s Smiiii . . . K. A Si mmiki-ikii . . Mi-Kvn ip Sweetwater Alex.unliia Millcrvillr l.ilkvillr Pine Hill . XewvilU-K !iic, «ia. Iti III Mill. ('elilei v illi I emv ('.liar IPiill . Alex.inilria Klin- N|uin”v Cell. Mina (irceiivlnn.. ■imiei'v illr I alkv il ie O aik . Kalkville OFFICERS V M. Iloi.low as I’mi.h ’ii 1 |i 1 I AMI I . t'o.V I .-1 1 ft. I kxim F. til a . . Sftrrtnry l-AKI. o. |l RRA . Ilfltflir.l MEMBERS lint H'r i■: Hi l m i xi K Cook Co. . II. F. iKlMIS Him ik S,- on.l Row. I lol l oss AS I S SIM II |||N| I S Mirkas V UCIIN I ,ml R w: WoOUAWI ( AIIOON I .IXX III XX irv l uiiilh II si K xu.ii i I si sun Mu nix Fifth K .k: Si-kaci'i: Will I I.I K III SI I (ASS Hi'A IOX Sixth Rvtv: IfKISS IK 001 1 K Ckook I. A X11 K M� (' siii S.vrnlh A « Wii.ni I (os ii, W. Cari ion I )i i oi-loss I IK :; A Ron IIamm. Moss SKI Miiviiki. Slioi XI K s-.,n m DELTA SIGMA PHI II. V. I k viKi'N i I- u i i i i i |. ('. .KIM IN V '. I'. Sin I11. I . V. I'll MMIAIU . L i i ins . i� . i;. ( im.k . ii. r. Cox . I. II. ( .KIVU S . W. K lllMIK . 1'K VTKI n | (Ullff Of ItiI illill . . . Aiiiii'iiiii lliiiiiiiiuli:iin I’.iiiiiiiiuliJin l Jllp-. ( J. Km m IK ill. I.. I'. WlMIIIVV VHIl . Col.I.I CIO io. 7 V. M. lint row VV . M. II. I. V MSi’ll . . . r. s ii� i i v . I.. ( . Mi kku . . . . C. A. Ki iii'i i: .... C. II. V I till v . . AllllTM'll , (i.1. Anu-ricii', t i.i . liiiniiiiKli.ini Kiiinin li. . Iliiiiiiiiuli.ini Mol.il. . Itmiiiiii'Ji.im W. II. C.MIOON . I� . (I Cnx . V. I . t.INN . . ). i-:. (;iw I'., r. i.i v . . V. (..II MKSM'N . M. A. 11 i i . • ('.loss of . (SniUili’ii . Muliitc i:iiiiiinnli mi . . Calt-ia . . Jasper l ii miiii liiiiit Jii'l'cr ly.iS V V. K Mi n i . I. .1. I. i Mm . I. K. Mi i ion . . |. It. I VMIII I . S. Sl'DMil i . K. J. Vm� i.i it. W. II. Il viii . Itil niiii li Jin llii iniiiKli.il Vf«i I’oini, (i:i. IliiiiiincliJlii Itiuiiiiittliai Itii ntin li;iiii Itiiiiiinuliiiiii i]lm of fi ;v K. I.. Il vs..................................... .... Iliiniiiiuli.iiu V. I III MOS . . . IIOM'IIH'I I'. (.. IIkivvik...................................... . Iliriniii liJiii J. I.. Cioi'iK .... ... liiriiiii|o|i i:ii I. II. Ckomks . ... . Itiiitii.ij liiint J. A. I vnii k ................................................Itimiiiicliaiii l‘. I . McCaiik .... Dora K. I . Wm'n . .... . . Iliiiiiinvil'..iiii W. Ituv ii . . |. ( VKI MIN . I M I 1 Mill' . W. W. l ow MK . K. C. II win (Ihts v of t J ( .iintcr'i i If llii mili;:li in . Iliriiiii'uli.iin ItinniliKli . . W.k kIw aril W. I Si IIOI I M R . . . |{. C. lit MUKHIN . II. S. llllW AKI) . . . I. II. JIINI3. . W. II. Jon I' . I . Ii. Mill HI M. . r.iiminuli.iMi Altli itii . lliiiiiiiiuli.ini . Iliiiiiiii li.iin Moliili Delta Sigma I’hi irater mV) � founJeJ at tin (College of the City of iVr� Ynrh in l W. It' color are u lute am! Site green. Kappa Chapter � .� « e tahli lieJ in 1921. MEMBERS fun Row: i'll KI.MV MVKIIV Whiii Aiums i IIWH Smut,I Holt I i Kin I). |. I INI! IjOH I K I) llllWMI r tiiii {itti I’m 11 Rm:txi , W. M. Kimiikin, J. A. Sou i Wok km s f ourth Ron Km s Hiv Own i Mi koi s. j. r. Kim akos fifth Row: Kl hanks in u i«. II l 'lll I. Oi i Si.it : Ron ■ Si Kks IKI Hi ki.is 'in i ii S,-i',nt i R„i, Hil l i III VI III ii Him JllVIS Hit fr.' i ( • i •• i ii l i m m i Sll ARI N VKUKOI I.II KlI'IIAKO I . IIAKI IHN .KoMK I I iiavks . M. A Marhv I l Mill I I'DllWI I I . . I’lrsnh u: S, iiiiuiy h iiuir, r II to.In: OFFICERS pi K A P P A I k i k i n N l' u‘l I-TaTI Hi . I i i I vim K. Which p H I |-'k tri s in iH.i.i ;« � K I . Cm '«• i � I. S. I mi i . J. X. Amui� . I . . I NIK. .I KOMI I XX'Is . IV Nl. I' HI I v J. C . I XM . . I K. I OH I «X . of «y. 7 ....«ax ii. W. Mwns . Koinr, .i. '• ; W.u.i. . . I uvcriic New Oilcans, I ;|- (,7 io of io ;S Mix.mil. ■ ( il 1’iisl.cyoc ( •:mIsiI«-m Mo||fy� ||||-|t Mo||to � llirl ' Moolyoilit I ' I . I I I . ( . l. I’m � i . W. l Kur.i ris I. . KniMMls . K. IS. Sun i . K. II W.IKKM V I It i in. Mii� � Aslihiml S lacauna Xloiitynm. 11 Mill oil, ( . I. A«)ilaml v . A i i� i . I r. Di koi s It. S. I-.IAX Mills . .1- li. I HIWH . f,7«o of Iv All..lilt, (.1. I iianyr, ;.i. Molll olllflX Mol.il. . . . l‘all:issro I'. W l M K . , H. i t . ... ‘ “Us :: - ■ O, | . '■ S'� H. l-llll.., ' ' III.' , % Hloiml'X ill, Alltanx, I ..i. M-I|C”ii;ih i t Nl � niu«.:in i i Aslilaml (Has of H)t M � Ktl viict . • . I.at .raiiy,-. t ;.i. A. M 1;i ki.is . T. It. Ill M X . Nl..||ty,� |||, (, illHNil ( ill 1X1 x . . Itiinia Vista, t 1. A. JllSKs , • l� i • III M.rit k . itiniiiiiyliatn f. It. 1 1111 1 || s . • Ntlin.i 1 •� «� . Him ik . . 1 at .r.uiy, , t ;;l 1 � • 1 l «IXX l|| Mt.lily, iih-i x . Ill M . J.is,„r ■ • Nil XKI . . ■ • Still ;, loil ||| | , _ - • Itrviil 1 at .r.iiiy,., ; , W. 1. W.M.KKH . • I’iiu A| pl« 1 XKIIKOI ••lit, I villf • • ntcrpris,. r� I .1, I II I M N Nii.son Smi hi, 1C. Pjq 2-St ALPHA LAMBDA TAU FrAI HI S IN I’ACUI I AII- . I'. K ll il s Fratris in Coi i i r.io Class of 19)7 Juk I.. V. I.HK«il‘....................................................Alexandria Class of 19 iS I 11• • i s A. Joxin..............................................................I,ay«,ttc ( iK m I,. K wnoi.rii...............................................................Fayette W. � iik Wi: w i k................................................................N'aiivon Class of 19)9 . I). C kkoi.i................................ K. O. Ik «;i:k................................ llK n i i s«i .................................. Joiiv S i ...................................... (i. I.. S.'imi.................................... Tki ITT T«iMI.I ’S«i ............................. II. I’, Will I 1.1 K.............................. . ItcSSTlIKT . . Ashford liirniinghani Mobile . . Sn lion . . Danville . . Mobile Class of 19 W I'KWK I'l.UTlA...............................................................II..VMTIHT A. I.'. , l RTi .......................................................Kinston, . C. I’ih; k Smith.................................................................Crichton llplitt Lambda I an fraternity aas founded al Of-lelliorpe I nit emity in ! !(•. Ii colors are old Kidd and black; its loner, the linerlean rote. beta Chapter as established in IV22. OFFICERS XI. II. llRMWMC . . 1‘trsi.Ullt M kihn Wi YMitKr. . . W iiium IIimikiv . S.n.ftuy I t I 11 � ( ill lil K I I •tillin' MEMBERS t int Rote: Itu mk III MIKIX ( ill IIIKT Kdiiikis. ('. s. Si'ii it. I Rote: Koflmis K. A. Vl l III KR Ki n l� rx l iiiiiif Knw; Abu. 111 Mil KMIS Wll I I I 1 1 OSVI Iif lil I’Oil SlIIkKS W Ml III liKI I K Dun 1'hir.i Rote: |..-ll«V I I Is V u: os, v. s i Wmaox. V;.mi V .V A A’lit; I IK.I Kvm im.i k I’l RMIV Poqc ?■!! Fratrks in Facui.tati: II. ( i. ( •4 ()l K I . I' I'V M. II. Kkau i:r . W. M. Ill nKi . M. I I. ill.Ill Kl . . k . S. Roisi'ris . U. A. Romms . . M. I'.. Wi vi in ki:v Fratrks in (.‘oi i.i: ;io Class of Wi? ............................................................Wavri l ................................................CiMikcvilli1, I run. ......................................................Iiirsnin liain .......................................................(■••lil Mill .......................................................CIolil Mill .......................................................Mobil.- Class of |. K. Ill ...................................... I, . |. I 1 .................................. J. M. Kik:k.................................... 15. I . ........................................ T. I). I.i-avis................................. W Rli V ....................................... Wavm Wac: o .................................... 19 .......................................I’.lllM'l .....................................I )av uImhi ....................................Hirminjibani ................................. . Ki.l la v. I ...............................WasbinjMon. ( i:i ......................................Tusetunbia ......................................Tusftunbia Class of 19) 9 W. II. AIIlil.............................................. V. 11. 111-:Ni i rmi ..................................... W. I . WlTTM . . . I R WK k‘l RRV............................................. k'. I . I’l.osslK.......................................... I 'kI I) UlCI I RI� SO .................................... I . V. Stok iis........................................... I.. K. m i oi-:........................................ Kom-II.’ Mark. N. J. . . . ISiriniii liam ............ Auburn . . . . Sumv.loiin . . , Hiriniugliani . . . Moiit onirry . . . Monfj'oiiwiv . . Montgomery . V. ICki i r . k II. I {row . . . I!. M. Davis . . . . J. I). KltttB ... MoSK.il i'!ss|.IS«:i R . k T. I K VKMlS . . Class of 1940 . . Avbfor.l Itirniingliam . . I’lrvua Itiriningliam . . .Ozark . Milllovv u Si fluid I’i Fraternity � r� founded at Viiucnnct Unireruty in IS9 7. It color me hit coder oml white: it flow err. the hit-entler orchid and white rose, • ill «� ( huffier wat etlitblithed in OFFICERS W. |. Wi . f’lniilrni W. N. On s . l in l'ri-fiil. ni JniivvA Di as . . ,SV r.uuy Sam Zwisuiik . imtutrn MEMBERS ml Row: III i t. Ol KSIA V. i on,I K� :;• M % vii 11 Hi A A I K Z IM'III K I'fui,I R� ts: ......in ('mi u a-ll'll'MK V nun it Row: I I KAIIM III I’.K AvM I I Dak i A fifth Rott Dvas ,K AIMIV 1.1:1 r Sixth R-n . Sawim; Ai i i v 2S0 |l-|.|lol|............................................... )............ •’I!M IV................................................. OH I 1° i nO ■ i.ivji s 'll • '. i i; iw mi • • xariv T M '9!til � « i-i ili’ii ) pmHif; Mini •y«� • ••� ‘jjmii i ii :pi y. pur .i JiUil .itp iittftty 'll ' • ••• iliuJiiir) iioi wip i in p.ipiniuf ip n liu i.'in. i'. i cy r‘i-’U |.)JL‘T! nrj • • • V • ' • • S '|’00 n l!) IV ' • • KIA • T”I .......................:� is v; ‘ ................................1.11'| VMMHf ................................mmi vv m; :) i ihh.ls ................N ( I l.Wlldf ..........................A I.MV ( I XTi; ) ...................I I ISSVMJI ( ........................NOl.MV }| VV |‘ 0(61 i° SS,TJ WIV - ‘ . .m.uo|.| ■ • - • H is.iinm � | .........................Mils H� | I H )fl.W I' ......................l i t | iav «r.| ................... I I'.) 'il v ....................................VSH’M.IV •.) 8(61 1° fs ID «� ii|( 'niMinniii ■'ll •i:j ) ,siu|iiin|o ') • - ' M ill Ki y | ....................«A T .....................................................IV V • • v inm i� ) ’v; • ............ JI M 1(611° sst’D OI,):l I 103 Nl S l l LVHJ S I'MX IN (IMA S I I V � }| A'l'INMINJ f | ITIO,).)|V ; ) .| I I VI 1(1 � V.j Nl S:-1H.I VM.| d V 1 V 1 3 a V d OFFICERS Kahium) Kiiksm i� . 1‘tffiJfUt Vircii. It. knoiiiv I'.-I’rrs. Josii'll l_ Wood . Si-tifhiry Siiki isc V. |o i- Tnatuht MEMBERS In 1 Row: Fourth Row: A HAM'S, A. II. DimmiRI.ims Kiiihik Ihkimw.iii. Adams, I. It. I.awios- S, ioii.I Km:: ( 'lllll'l K Fifth Row: | i l Mi isink Wood Horn vson Sunn 1 hii.l Rikv: W MMII 1 1 sixth Row: ('ll ii:i K Vi� . Kiciiakiisiin Which r PHI KAPPA TAU Fratres in Facui.tate J. M. RoitlNSON V. 15. W T VOOI Fra I RES IN Coi.i.egio Class of 19 7 A. II. Alt. VMS...................................................................I .ceils V. H. k limns...............................................................Hay Mine tic Jon l . Air.vxis A. i. Hi. k i. T. ’. Coul'KK . Joii I i I’m.m S. V. |o i s . . R. I . KII km i i Kki.ia Hoi.mis J. I.. Wood . . I . V MIDI I I Clas of I1)ift ..................................Washington. I). C. ..........................................I.ivingstnn .............................................Di.viana ..................................IWIIe Hark. N. J. ...............................................Marvel ..................................Jersey City. N. J. ..........................................Wood lawn ............................ tlantie Highlands, N. |. ..........................................kogvrsvillc Cl t $ of ! 19 I 'AKI.Ii C’l I WIIttiRS........................... M. | . Rich wti so ................................ I )| RNM I )| l Ml’KUNO........................... ). W. Turk ik:ii.i............................... 11. S. I. uto .................................... l S. Ml TSOI ..................................... 11. V. Roi:i so .................................. H. !•'. S vi i:r.................................. I. OI KII Wisi ................................. Ci.wios Wrioiit.................................... ...............Harri.di ..................Leeds . Last l.i ci|M ol, ( )hio ............Hiiminghain . XIniint I lolly. . J. tlantie I lighlands, . |. ..................Wards . . Washington, I . ( ...........Hirininghain ...................Leeds OFFICERS | '� cm I. Si i n ami . Kokiki M. Sik vis . . Koiuki (i. Jiiiisnus I ms lS v voi . , ti.hui Vo. Sul. Ini) H.ttUh l MEMBERS . K‘iii Kow Men j I.mi i s vet: SlIW Mil I l VI VIW.I S.mrt.l A‘«rli Wil l IMIs liAMIK III VI IV ItRIIll III II IK Kucai i: I hi.I li'w; I I I.HIKII 1 11111 im, I'. I'mi in Uor.ieis, |. Ql IMIIV Sin vis I nui lh Itnx: S111 I MI I I I K I IIKKI • Si i i i ui is ( 'll Vsl 1.11 nil r I .eivu . if:fi K-u Hum akii I..VSI I IK K sox I v k i st I. I n I'll VI vs Sixt i Kirn : l VSIMII I'll Rimiikis. 11 Si soul m. Kim VKI I III K'. Cm i St Vi Hilt IIOX. Cook 1 v II m I I Will KS I'iiii i ii'i'i. M w I'kih i i k I i. hlli K visw it! Km si Si’iiui i Kui U i soi iso toqe ?(l .V. .M!IIII 1 • • • 1 IMV . ) ii.vpiiir v iv • ri i tn l, it ;| Mill vv l SOW 11 1 IMV in'.IIVO 1 | Ntll l i !■ •� ; ' ' • 1 IV II Mlli| III • IXV l|| VI lll‘ ){|ll� |V V If) IMV.-I llli:t|r!llllllll | ' ' ' • f Hill � S 1 1 1 1 VI ii.tpiin: Ml Ml.) IVVITII.W ii� m imm;.| iiii-i|T . Him j i] | 1,11V.) MVVM | .) s ■•••I I • Ml IV U V| WKIIIV l mi i| iiiiiiji)| M 1II 1 1HV.) VMMV 1 • • M 11,Xi)|,| MV l M'MMV • 1111 1 It 1 1 otOl f n!i i() ■ • • v i in ii, :im | i in-i|ni i in 11; | Mi | IMIJI I 1 111 � V| ' ’ ' • • • V 1 IIVII.W Ml ll.llllMMII.) uitiv'r|a) • M-ll IW 1 VH.I .xliii|in: | ' ' •MUHIN Is WUIIJ i:ill|. S (IMV VVII| | Vll | l | WK «IM III!t | 11 (| vj.tim i3|im|V MMM V 11 Ml«| • I 1 il ' I'M •' ’AN m:i i VJ Ill'Ultl •f llVIM! ) VMHV || Ii iii | ir.| - • W IV II,| II � l.) ' 1 MU 1 I a 1 'Mil. | I n | - .l| || IWITII.W -S ,. JIMJil| | ISVII.) MMIISVS •‘•Ill ,'-'A • i m« | x � v |‘ M!'l l • • v• i- i( mv OHn I- 1 1(111 1 • mimiii is (l ’ll ' Mall 1 1111,1 | M M I •i l | iuIiiii: | • ‘IMMitJ :� si | riirirjio IIMUI 1 1 | || IVV 1 1 II.W • ■ 11: i|Tt(111K11«[ • miii iiv i ms j| .w •M l 'll : ,:i MM « 'A • • I w :� � l!'l« l MV MIS | 1M 1 1' J| «||l MI.� .� J• ) ' Mi 11 131 -|) ivvi I ii.w ■M'.M'MV '.lllvl if) VIIVV | iiiri|rintiiii | VVOMJI '.) Vliw I M!‘l l • fim:m� snu| t iii'i| )tii i in i « | • VI IV l«| 'll 1 M lllllVJ ' l l MM I' t.u in i .| s | l MI ' 'II • • ' m 11 v | nan | .of X.' Ol : ’ ;) ri it|i |tti ‘ • 'IVV II II.W MlltlKV II V|.HIIi ))|ll | ' Mm | - 1 iw n n.w 11!' '“!) • rmi iv iv | | i iv ,| '' M 'S ' ' WKWIIlf • � IN a T« ; • imv vu is '1 1 •' t o| • ) s 'njiu|iii:iii:ils • i ii ii | v ii.nvoj ' l IV VV s IVV IIV H1 |i'� «l.� (| ii | «IM VVU | (| IVV 1 1 n.w ii'fn i� ’H) oi: i rut • i s i i.i m.j | }| I I V .1.1 t.� V .| M VIN.I.V !1 | I H D V W 0 I S • - THETA KAPPA N U FrATKKS IN FaCUI rATE T. II. R«k;i ks J. A. xrriii. Fra i res in Coi i.i: ;io Class of 1937 I k i A. Johnson.............................................. Momyomrn ci i« of mu l,oi n Ivnw rds..........................................................Spruit Isold RT I.. I iRIITIN......................................................Spruit Hi-:r xko S. koci'KS.........................................Cliaitalioodier, Ha. John II. Wxi.kkr..........................................................( Class of 1919 Joi: I-'. (ioi.ioim.v............................. I!. Rim I lori i-r .............................. John I '. Pack................................... Kkni st J. Rookrs............................... Cl l II. C. V XI.I. Cli........................ . . ( UIiImIcII . . . Cmlci . . . Spruit . . . Morris . I l.u'kMxiii'i' Class of 1910 J wii s R. Aniu hson............................. J XXII |. I ) KKS............................ Ivxm. ( i XRONIIR................................ John 11. I.ix inisston............................. . . . iuSluil . Itirtiiiii liaiii . (lax lesvill:- . . . Cnilcr Theta Kappa Su I rater-nity ■ ill founded in Springfield, Miuonri, in IVJ-I. Its colon tire aim ton, argent, and table: lit {loner, the 7 udor rote, .dlahama (iamma Chapter � at established in 1926. P.� «IC J58 THETA UPSILON OMEGA Fra purs in Facui iatk I', lit I.si (I. J. OnTII K Soi.ox l)ixso I'RAI RFS IN URBE II. I'. I’ni'H John C km. (‘k C. I . MvA’okh Fra 1 m s in C01 1 fgio Class of 1997 Kiel 1 ki I m.1.1.. Jr...........................................................A Ficon. (■:«. I.hi wo 1’iiRRV....................................................................(ilcn Alim JwnsT. Atkinson...........................................................................Auburn Mow rii III.,MR.......................................................................Itronklvn Class of 19 «S‘ ( ii HOMIN' I • I t'K.............................. Anorku C’t Ri.Ki.................................... K. IF M r i;s..................................... Tki w rirrr ( Jkki ................................ Mii.ton Him......................................... I wi s T. Mu.1.i R................................ M un k'-vMi’iii 1.1................................. Tiiomas Ji-stkr..................................... I I VKKV I| U K so ................................. ..............Arab . . . W i'tuui|� Li . . . . Fiilili'n . . . Scottsboro Mint| bis. Tenn. . . «'-l Mloeton . . . Section . . . l ani|i 111II . I olimibus, ( ia. Tiiom vs . 1.1 x o . J U K M VRTIN . - . . Ck VVV I OKU I IOl.Ml S . . Ft Till K I A VNs . . I’l-RO ( )W I S . . . . I I V KOI.It |l I IK I V . . . John O.iiton . . . . IF K. Ilmi.is . . . . Jkov ik I . Hkvnni n . Tl RN'I'R Ml Rl’11% . . Class of 19 99 . . Tl.omasvill . ( ia. ...............( ioolo ..............Cullman ................Itoa . . . . Mu mmuli.im . . I.own IVachtrce . . . . Autarjjav ill . . Win fir 1.1 . . . Statesboro. ( ia. ..........Frisco kin Class of 1990 John iii.i-.Ki vm........................................ Ft UK Nl I . I I V VINT K.................................. I ) ! I . I V N I I..................................... Mll.I.V WlllTI.OVV...................................... . Collinsville . . . ( ioolo . . . (Ioolo . . I.inilcn Thru I'pfilon Omexu • ill I fun Jr J in I'lul.iJrl-phia 01 WI. It rolort •ire iniJnighl blur and gold: it flamer, the rrJ rote. Eu Krlii ( hap ter • at esublithed in It UK OFFICERS I . I . ('MAMMAS I’Hil.loUt I I IIIS M. Sl-IM I . . ’� . � . Ill s iik Ki sum i . . S.n.htry I i him as I . lbi i . I'r. tisuur MEMBERS irtt Kw: i: ikii Cm oim as II KMSA s. ou,l Rote: JlIKHA V Mari i s' I’lN'CK Kli Sri so; Fourih Rots: ItllSIK (.ARRIII, I . (). ; KKI II. I Kl A ( •Mils 11 ill Roil. JllS'KS K I SUM I. M Mil I'l l IM S 7 hir.l Ron: I IliiM I'm is V All. Vll K I KS HKI SUM I Sixth Rote: I sm:r I IIHHK V«n i m ki; l; whs Viirurt Rote: KilfiS I ai i i v P.iqc 240 A L P H A P S I Fratres in Facui I'A'I'K V. II. I'.ATON I )k. K D. I TTKRSOX I )k. I. S. McAdory Dr. K. S. Wixti-rs Fratres in Coi.i.egio Class of 19)7 ( il-ORCIi N. I! ................................ K. I . CaIGIIMAN................................. Rich ki S. I i i . ........................... Wooi� ro v V. Harkins............................ I.m Jordan'...................................... Kl.I.IS M ....................................... W. I.AM K I’lSTK RI ........................... Ki.ton M. Sriixo;........................... A. 1.1 Nl'Ol.N Sri’W kt......................... I-ri:d Thompson.................................. Hi’ I ks H. Vaii.............................. I l I. VlCKKRS.............................. . . . Theodore (.'olumhia. S. C. . . Macon, (i.i. . . . Alpine . . . I'ernhank . . . Millerville . . . Red I a-vel . . . ('olumhia . . . Weogufka . . . . Auburn . . . Armstrong . . Cliiplev. I'la. Class of I9 )S llowin.i. C. Arrknoai.h..................................... Thom s !• . Honds.......................................... I'K M IS 0.(1 RRI.n-...................................... I, RI ( iARRETT......................................... I win I!. (.............................................. Wll.I.I M I'. JoNIS........................................ lit ti:r l . k i: d i.i.................................... Hoit II. M wo............................................... I)w Pittman................................................. |)wii� I). Ri t ii.......................................... II m. V. T v i-k......................................... Pun.i.n V. Ti:ih i:r...................................... III a I'. X'oi.i.kI’RC................................... . . . . Tiger, (� a. . . . . Adamsville . Little Rock. Ark. ................Florals . I 'inciunati, ( )bio . . . . Talladega . . . . Andalusia . . Morton, Miss. . . . Quincv, I'la. . I'liiI:i«lolpliia. Pa. ... I )ouglas, la . I lartsville, S. ( . 'ashiilgtoil. I). (’. Class of 19)9 IkoKCK K. Mason....................................... RolII RT ( i. lllt’KS................................... 'I'm rmw (’. Ross....................................... I I I ItI RY S. T M.I.IA................................ Class of 1940 I DU RI� I ). l VRSToX.......................... ...............Ilartsells Rock Mountain. N. (’. .............Tifton, ia. ............I )ouglas, ( is. Manchester, . II. SORORITIES PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Established 1923 Officers As Morris......................................................I’nfiilrnt I'll.l l-S I’ll.CKVM.................................Sun fan Mi mui RS Ik «i II mv.................(.hi Onugti.....................Avvv Morris I!im � ' I’ii.orwi............1‘hi ()nugu !'i..............M rii- ||oix;hs I Im i v Thivi r .............ADiltii.....................I 11. Jon wiv Vl-RCIK (it .......... Thrtn ( ' f� yilo n....................TllK Dl V OFFICERS IIHIA I'lliMK M R l � AK’ I . IfclRIS Wlllll . I I t II I I.IAYIn . t’lrfi.Lnl I .-I’m. Sri rrtmy Ttrusum MEMBERS irst Row: Al l IM1V 1.1wis. I.. Mkrok I'mho Sm Snort A Row: Sm ii Si am i TlIJSK ( ROSSI.I ' T .ir.l Row: .1 ASS linn iiin I I Mil Hill I ll NIMIS IIiahkix Fourth R..w: JllMS I’roii Kkasi i i ii Kk� :t in s Fifth Row: ImiSMiv, I-.. Morris Son r Si 'i;l «n TlIl'KUt Sixth Row: Win 11. Kim akiis Mark II u is Srvrulh Rirti lllXON IIui.i.ra Imisvis. M I.KWIS. I . 1 1111.1 ll'S m il i Row: Kim is Ki ii Ami S Will KMiS Siiiiw i i i k Si h ki Si at It Row ' w l SIlAI Van I|ihi i; Waivin' Willi Ahl K Wll I I UNIS P.MJ KAPPA SOKORI S IN l u I ITXTI Mrs. Chao Ainqvki Mis M r C. I.amak Miss Paii.v Lee SoRORKS IN I RltK Mr . IIiiis ( «u-i im.i Minn I I 1 All III l l NCAN Minn M AKA Mc .1 III I Min% M aka K C . iirt t i i Mkn. In I III Dll IDS Mi- I!i nn | : i aiini; Mkn Lkmmim Him. Mkn. Sarah I’rii ki.tt Mkn. M ara N arkkiii ;ii I ATRONKSSKS Mrs. |diis Anis Jovrs Mrs. llom:r Wright Hi 1 mu hi An isos 1.1 ill I I.IA |n . I SI MlKOK . . M ARA 1 1 UCI . , I'l AKI Kl IKK I'll . K Mill II S ( rdvsi I Mii.iirid Ci ass . Ill All I III CoK’IIIK Mara IIavukni . . SoKllKIS IN L’ol.I.U.m ('.hut of iqjj .................Aulmin Francks Sin.............. . . . . 'I'uNliCR 1. Om:a Sm-aii............ . . . Auburn Marion Sianmv . . . . Mullxrrv, I In. IIh.ks I'kisir . . . . . . . . . Si'linn Kii akmii Wrigiii . . I kason Wrigiii ... Auburn (Hast of IQ.fS . . Oju likn Doroiiia lit soon . . . . . . Ilurisbom C.aroi as IIindriv. . . Kayrllrvillr llu is Jiims.................. ...........Crci'iivilli' I'I.oao I'igii......... . . . Auburn . . . . Ccnlrr . MonicuucrA . Columbus Ca. . . . Auburn . . Gadsden Kill Mill ill;: - . . . Auburn I’nion SpriiiRN M ARA I.IDS AMD lioAI� . . Mol.I.A KkAnIIIIIi . , I nIIIII ICKI IIIIS . . . I a h a s Johnson . Sar a Morris . . . S aiih Hiiaa ariis . . . Si n i i || art . . Mara Haves. . . I.Alll A II ISDN. . . I.MM a Jill a lloi i I a . M ARII JoilNSiiS . Dm I • aa is . Mara I'liii.i.irs . . . I'i 1 aim in kixtrs . ('.hiss of IQJQ ...............Ilrriu Dminpoli-. . . Selma . Fori Krlinili . In. l.anRilalc Ki.i anor Son i . |on nii Dii Si asnrirra lolls! I'A AT OR , . . I AI Kil l A I I I KTK . . Doris Wiirrt: . . ('.luff of lyjo I iiimi SprinRN . Auburn Miami, H i. . Auburn . . . l ull I anuil.'ili . . . Tihlifcrr . . Aualla . . . . Silin.i lllTOA Kiti.ano. . . . F.I'GI N I S.ANIOKSUN . . . Itl I I A SlIOAA Al.l I K . Jl ANII.A SlIAAARI . . . I ill ISA X XS Al SI1.AI . . II AssH.MNK Xas 11 OUST . Mara XV.vison . . . . An sit I.HI Will I AMR . Mara I.aiua XX'ii.iiamson . . . Auburn . . Kilm. Trias .... Ilrrn . SiAiiiirillr, Ky. . I'rniamb, I la. . . Auburn . MoiHRoinery . . Auburn . Auburn ( :itnphill MoiilnonuTA Maiiui, Ca. , . TuskcRfc . . Auburn Kunoa Delia Sorority « � ‘ founded aI Virginia Stale Normal College in 1897. 11 enjor are oI,re green and • hite: Hi flower. the while roie. Sigma lambda Charier ettablnhed in Poije 2AS OFFICERS A Morris .. . I'hfi.hut N1 ki� Kiii.m . . I'.-Pi ft. I k « kn 11 ain Srtr, hu y ( ;k� iciii I- i 11 Tnatuisi MEMBERS l inl Krrtl ; Knu.i I'kmiiik. M. I I ain I.IAMH St ton,I K'Si.' Mil l I K Miikki.s I'KMIlMi. H. l ll I Ml AI M ihll.l Rw; Tai.i.ka III I III M Kill I MM IA Oil I t out ill K‘r i. : I i AI VIN NU i«mi I HIM K WlWIV I'rll i Row; II m |ovn I OW I’ McOimio Sixth Row: I'mkiikk Sciii Ill RI Si-i i nth Row Makiim S aw i i:k Si i aw J9 pi rk % , P«q« ?� � CHI OMEGA SoROKIS IV I' U'l I.T. Ti: Miss I.ii.v SPFNCtK Mrs. S. I. Toomir Mrs. I’. (). Davis Mrs. |. !•:. IvEV Miss M xkx � I' win iv SOKORKS IV I'rKIC Mrs. 111 vkx Anvu.x Mrs. I rik Ai.i,isos Mrs. W. E. Seu'Bi.l Mrs. A IS.xsoki Mrs. J. T. I licit Mrs. II. I . Cir.sov Mrs. I . C. I.rooks Mrs. Kiici ri |{rou v I’M IIOM ss Miss Nn.r. I.mvi: M ki� Kn is . M xkii I’r l OK Sorokin i Oh.I.ICIO Class of 10.17 • J :• !' Auburn I KAVCKS II mv . . . M k 111 a I IVVII1, . I 1 v v x linn Mn 1 1 r Aw A Morris . I 'l� l I'll I'KAIIIIK . Iv Ml Ql m 11: | | . t.RI li III V I'VI I IX . Claw of t if ;S . . Selma . Moss I’oilil. Mi's. . . K.xk Hill. S. C. ..............Oukiii ;in ...................Auburn . . C'iiiiw :� y. S. . . irc 11 v iHi-. S. ( I .evil t: I'.i 1 nrvi . I xm I In 1 ISCSI 1 x M.xkjorii (oil . il MIX S ■ At VIV . II VI I lHIKI K . I K IV, Is V|I MIV . Class of Kj.iO . Clayton . Clayton . Iliiiniiii'.li.ii . Tampa, Kla. I 11 iiiiiiii. . J. . . Auburn M xrx I 1 VAs 11 m 1 MX II XMX . Caroixs Jiims . Kimi l ow 1 . . . DoKoim Mamin . I.i vora I'xiRiiMa . M rx A. S xxx� 1 r . l ot isi Sflll KIRI . I.x n: x S11 xxx . I m 1 1 v� M ( Vivii 1 Class of I04 . Opelika . liirmiiiRham . Acbiirii . . Auburn I'li ininuloii. ( ,1 . . (VnlirvilU- . Auburn . Auburn . . I.iii li.lil . Aliimrc Cln Omega Sunnily mis fonntletl at the I uitersity of dr ha mm in .S91. i t utors are cartli- nut a nj strait . it tinner, the w lute tarnation. Ilpha lit la ( hap ter mas established in • .?{. OFFICERS M ki� llom.is . . I'lru.lrnt I i� ki Siii i mi l.-Rrrt. Sim Wiii i Mi-. i) I n iis I’n .him . . irfamrrr 9 MEMBERS in Ron: I in,I Ro i III I AMS I'll .KIM Siiii sir, M S.tott.l Rtrll' Kimvimiv llxmvs ( •Kill IV I IllIM.I Kll I.IIKI Maw lout ; Ron Sim m t. |� lllOMI'VlS An mis f -i 3 o 268 PHI OMEGA PI SORORES IN' Um� E Mkv I . ( i. DlSKKIR Miss RlTII I ) ltv l Mrs. Ill: k% (Iihh) Mrs. J. C I.o vik Patronesses Mrs. I.. S. Hi. ki Mrs. rvi:y C k i s Mrs. Ri II. Jch.ia Mrs. Z. r.i u Ji i i« SORORI-S IN Coi I.EGIO ClaSS of 19)7 S R Wil l i ms.....................Atlanta. (� «. Cl(iss of 19 JX Kii.knn I im:ki. i................................. M r : rit Siii i.m i.............................. Class of 19)9 C’n ri.ottk Bouhon.............................. M k Items v...................................... M SKS 1.01 INK JrII'EIX.......................... M rii- I Ioikikn................................ Wool irons kil.coKI-............................... I k M i s Ms .................................. 1.1 cii.i.k M rriv................................ I Kiris Siiki.m t................................. Artii s M IJ I lloMI-soN.......................... . . Inks I ,al'as ttc . C'oliimhia . otasiilj;:i l� ii min;Jiam Sliasvmiit . WVn ulka n 11 opr . . (.'lavton l.al'auTU-. MVo ufka Class of 19)0 iKi.iM s An.ssis............................. West I'niiit, ( ia. I’ll t htu-K-1 l‘i Sorority � iit imiiiiM it the I in-rersity of Nebraska in 1010. Its tnlors .ire ftf i- pliire blur and white; its flower, the lilv-of tlie sal-ley. Delta Chapter established in I92‘. tail Iwtnn. I). nf..n I )nr.i� iawav. ( j� 1i� U , THETA UPSILON SoROKI S IX I Kill-Mrs. K. !. Rmah Mrs. II. K. Haim v Mrs, K. (� . Rmvi Mrs. I. S. Mi'AiNiKt M 'I •• « i kk . . I’atroxi SSI s Mrs. M. I Xicuoi s Mrs. J. IS. VVii mis' I- u ( i.T n INI tit Miss Jivvm. Davis SoRoRlis in 'm i l l.u ('.loss of « .� . ! • itli:■ ii t rial Wins Mr . II V. Nixon MlSS I I I S' IK lllIKSI ilSS..........................(llllllllll (.law of Hi S MlRIWf DiSIOS....................................OlKiilil.i (.ItiM of Hi i i I'll ha Duss................................I)avi� im� llvzin. Avirv . . 1.111 isi: ’ara .......................('oritovii Sara Caki.isi.k. . . Kaii . i.i nKHK.i.......................HI iiiiii' Tllr . Aiiliiirn l-'ntrrpiiM I lirhi lif nloii Sorority tin fountlej n I I he I 'nitersity of (iilifoniia in I9I-I. It colon tire the color of the minium, iiiul it fiom-er i the iri . lohi ( Inifiler no c tilbli licil .it luhnrn ill 19)J. HOUSE MOTHERS AT AUBURN This ”i � ii| consists nl till' iliffeient 11 oust’ Mothers loiinciteil with the fraternities ami sororities on tin- campus. We p:i trihute to them tor their efforts ami loyal ilevotinn to their respective groups. Miss M t in-: iiini.sux . . . Mrs. I,i-i Si.mmik............. Mrs. Si s.w Wrk.ii i . . . . Mrs. J. I'. M i i.i.ikin . . . . Mrs. M Mti-i l. Mi fit im� Miss Amkrii I? l.l........... Mrs. Ji ssii V. Hissitt . . . Mrs. I. m k II rt........... Mrs. I.n.n Wm.kiii Wiiiii Mrs. lit.i . tn rn V. 0 . . Mrs. | wilt-: Ki-m............. Mrs. Fiioi. II k i.so . . . I • in (tti mm it A’ hn .llfi ni mi ()nnt n . . . . Ih in A n fw . . IhlIn Sii mu I In . . . knppn .Itphu . . I’hi I), hi I hi III . . I'i klip I'll .Ifpllil Sn mn .1 Iphn . • 'hi ............Sii iim ('.hi . . Slt illil I‘III l.pyil'ni ............Sit mu ii 'hi !u I piiIon ()iimiu soKOKrn i rni k Mrs. M k Iii An,win ‘in ()iiiii ii l‘i uiLiaiicus anX cnct: U HuPoi.ny !r«lernilic� arc reward gained only aller two and a half or throe year of proven worth. Their membership is limited to those who have shown especial interest in certain lines of wort or who have proven them-seivos worthy of recognition as all-round men on the college campus. Their existence is justified by the high esteem in which they are held, and by the glory, in a smaller or larger degree, thol is acquired through membership therein. ORGANIZATIONS Cm i is. Chari.ms. Cl IKK. K.u is ill'.KIISs, (II III K I k Inn� . Morn a i Sarvik. Si iaa ri Pj i m ORGANIZATIONS SPADES I I .'l CaI.I.KN Jolil. r WHS Rk ii ri Cii aki.ton Sam (iiunovs M RK ( OKK. Jr. WaI.TI-R (ill.BERT Hri m: Mi(li iiii: Aiain Mi.ri.wii Job Sarver Joi Sti v kt Ihe purpose of this satiety is set forth in the fidlouiitg preamble « the constitution: W hereas feeling the need of tome organization in lire .Senior ( la of tin« institution which, wholly independent of the social and other relations. .hall seek to Rather together the most prominent and influential men of the class and to the institution, this society is organ- i Ten men are selected from the Junior ( lass in May of each year by the retiring members, and these ten men compose the .nine member slop during the following year. l'o wear a Spade is a gotil winch all underclassmen may seek as the highest honor an stuburn man may obtain. ORGANIZATIONS K iii , Haiku, |( i cii, lln i, IIkmiii.uvi ClUMHIR, l l S. |)| St . I UM, Hoik l.wvscil. I m;iiy, MiCokmi. Met 11111 Mi ki-im. I. I.., Mi � m. Niciioia. Kuiiiik, Koiii Sa'III MIR, SlIU KI, SlKIlkl AMI, I lCMR. Sl.UlORII P.xj 77 ORGANIZATIONS PHI KAPPA PHI I kvikis in ('ll VRI I' II. IIVII II .IIIKI.I . It IKII I M ('RAW IOKII ItVItll I Kill ItVRKI I I C. W. Kill Him kh Carr Wii 11 i von Cm win k Wll 11 m I. . . It akin l i vx, Jr. I WIII V. I l Nl W 1 111 HlKKl I . AVI Nl l Itl mi I MRI KIN I III |si ItllHV N I I'll K Morris I. aimu JllllN I'. I.AV.I IV I I OKI Ni l Mi CoKKI I K. It. Mil.iim | Vllh Vll KfllV Mark Nk'ihh.$ I Kl III Kit K Kit III I K III!IN Mil ION Kolll V VI I IK J. St III M IK. |k. Wll I I VM I . Si VI IOKII Jnsiril I.ISIIK SlIVV VKI KVVMONII r. SlKItKI VXll. Jk. l. Ili.XIK I k V I KI N IN l' t I I.T VI I I T IN I Kill II. W. AnvVis J. . iKIMIs J. K. Ki ii vno J. 1'. I.OUIRV K. W. mx 1. It. iKII J. W. Soni 1. C. Mi Kinnon 1Kill Al 1 IVIN r. r. v .ki mis It. 1 Sill In NON Ms Mil 1 VN T. S. Arani Mks. 1. II. II VNsjin I’. O. Davis II. M M VKIIN II. C. Arani (’. 1.. II.VKI Is . Oiin k M KV F. M VKIIN C. 1 . Aikinson w. v. iim K. It. I K VI I.IION , l. 1.. Nii'nois « . A. ItWiKI C. K. Ill von J. 1 . Ill Cl. VK It. K. Show vi iin K. A. Unis I’VII Invini 1. N. Ml Vi AN 1 II 1 V Sl-INl IK 1, S. Itl VKI ('. I� . (itlRIHIN A. Si. C. 1 i nsi an 1 . i. Si i kkii W. P. Ill KNII VKI11 h'. D I’AI iikson c. W. Hiiw vrus A. 1 . I'iiom vs C. A. ClIKIM 1 Ns| N i.lllKl.l 1 1 IKII K. C. Fl VI.IN J. W. 1 invioKi 1 . V. Cl Kl ION k. ;. 1 11 is M . r. iin vn 1 . A. I’« ivnn in. Jk. II. . i VKONIK I . | . I’ovvn.i M , |. 1 1 Xt'lllss Kos lii Waimun V. A. (.VKIINIK S VK V II. I’KIfkKI 1 C. 1 IsllU 1 1. M. U VKI Mrs. I on v (iIIImin V. 1 K vniwii i'll (� . l‘. I i v J. 1. Wll 1 I WIsIlN 1 III is ( .1 VMIIX A. V. Ki v ni i i v . F. J MMII J. J. Wll VIORI |. l. K'NIINSON Ji'im J. K. K ii vvn IIikiuki Mvriin 1 l ie I KN . I‘i tfi.lt' n I I it ■ l‘ii fi.l, til r VI I IRVIM . . . W. Riv Mims I'tf,num • • . He pur let I’li i Kappa Phi is ,i national honor tacitly organis'd or the purpose of encouraging scholar-ship .on original si roly among student . 11 is composed of professor and graduate and under• graduate students who hast distinguished themselves by scholarship and intellectual service to the Alma Mater. Paijii 27? M ( UK. K.HK, ClKliUNs (•IIIIIKI, I WI-4 II, l« (.Mill. MlKlTK I' ki vmi. I'm Mill. I’iwiii,, S km:k t I - « «• ao ORGANIZATIONS OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OMEGA CIRCLE . IA IV M'lKI W'M...........................................1‘l t sil l Hl M VKK l ORR.................................I to PtfUiliMl To m Row i l.l.........N m hiry ntuf Tt t as nut Facui I V Mi-miii rs I . ). I ) .VIS II KI R II I'TSI I I I.. . I 1 M V I'm . I-. L . V m i. « !•: Mkmhhks II WIll.TON Cu.I.EN Al.VI MoKI.ANO Juki. Haves Tom I’owei.i. W'ai.ti r (ill.iii xt M rk Cork Hki ce Mc(ii:im: Swi (Iiriions III r i w l. VTSCII |{ m Mercer I'm I’i.i mi.ee Jm: S kvkr OwiVriui I vita Kappa. norinti.il litninr fraternity, mat founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914. its purpose being three-fold: Fir it: To recognize men mlio hate alljineJ a high standard of efficiency in collegiate aelititict, and to intftire others to strife for conspicuous attainments along similar lines. Second: To bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization mhicli shall help to mould the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Third: To bring together numbers of the faculty anti student body of the institution a basis of mutual interest and understanding. on ORGANIZATIONS Kam'ii, I(« • 111, Davis. I)ha , Di m a I ii wit. . i o.i i. I am;i it. Mi ks i . Minin i iiKiKtK Niuiois. Dkk. Hhi, Kh iiiik. Sciii siik Si ks Si-Ki m i. Sikh ki wn. I'kkii . I i.i.man V m ciin, Wood, Woodward, York f ..jr 7tl II. II. I) WIN................................................. itr-l’rt y hhn I M. R. Niciioi.s.....................................N.mlnry (’. R. Ilixox..........................r ,ti.uinr A. II w «:ii 'i x A. Sr. C. I )i Nsrw R. A. Urns |. Mi ki xox 1.. C. 15 1.1 11 l ‘. ). I RRI-.TT C. II. lioOTII 1.. K. CoX II. II. I ). VIS A. 15. 1)1 N V. I.. I 1 II M R. T. I )oik:k I). W. I )i c N Facui ty Mfmi� i:rs .1. A. C. C M.I.FX J. I I. iRI I X C. R. Ilixox C. A. C'iikivi i si x II. I). Jones J. J. Wii.moki: Memhfks II. 15. Kii.xno 11. J. i i J. K. I.ANOI.I.V R. 15. Mi rcER (i. I’. Mii� i.h:k«m)ks M. R. Niciioi.s l. V. Orr I.. I'. Ru i: l-‘. II. Kiciitkr V. (i. Scm sti:k R. C. Si: rcy M. I . I'i 1.1. x V. 15. V TO(K)D J. V. R msi v J. Ri 1111x«; R. 1C. Sl RI iei.i. V. 15. Si l l. I Ml 1.1.1 K R. K. Stricki.and l J. Trioi.a J.O. Ui.i.m N . V. V u «;iix R. II. Vih i 15. Wuoim mid I). A. York, Hq It J I he f ur ii� i' of Tun beta l’i i« In mark in a filling tanner thine who hurt- conferred honor upon their lima Muter hy a high gr.nle of fchnlanhifi «i� millergraduate!. nr •� then attainment! ui alumni: and In (oiler a ipinl of liberal culture in the engineering ichooh of America. . SI HtMI , III: XUS IK, ICI Klll . Ill II KII, 11 Will IK ('ll XKI IDS, ('lllsl SI II, I till mu U, | WVRKNO, III M xmivix. Mikkii i. Mum i x, Kuiu. Sviii viik SlUXXKI, l llOKSIOS, W.XI.I ,XCE, Wll ll.XMS ORGANIZATIONS BLUE KEY Facui. i v Advisor l l T ; R. I . M. Din Isi.it Ml Mill RS (.'ll Mil I N III KS(I l Mlsll l I Hit U NIK .1 I MIN R. Ill KTON . I'm h im u Hi i i. w V. Von I'ii nni.m Kn ii ki� I . C’ii ri.ton Rllltl RT I'lll VIM IT Viitsns M. I loi.um w (.'ll KI.I N |. ki m t W II I I M l I.M John T. M koni % VlKSoS Ml Kill I ! T. S. Mom i i Mu ton I). Rotii Mm rici (.'. Si i sos W M.TI'K ( I. Sou M I R Jol I.. Stkwart J. M n i.s Thors' ion Wil l I M W M.l. H I I I MI'l N I ). W'll.I.I MIS I lie object of A,- alional Blue Key Honor Fraternity, a . • forlli • the constitution, is: to 'Inily. discuss an,I tlriiv to further the hit I interest oj the llahama Polytechnic Institute: to promote tin- spin! of fraternalisin ,1111011% tin- students of th, llahaiua Polytc, lini, I intitule: foster intercollegiate relationship ,111,1 detelop ,1 national tolle%iale Spirit hy pfa,in% the stamp of appro, a! „u all college I cutlery which make it ponililc to reeo%ni;e them wherever the v may he found. ?8S ORGANIZATI ONS ll'icn, Cai i fs, C am i kon, I), is l) AS, I'll nil, I- SSIS, C . VI • Jt;� I. I.CrtVIKV, 11.SOS, 1 1 I Mill, Ivll I Sil l IK. • Hill. K. II.. WlMIII, K. J.. ZttIVAMS ORGANIZATIONS ETA KAPPA NU XI CHAPTER l.sliihlisluil ttjjo II. II. I'vi.I.I N...................................................f'riMi i ill I.. l IIai.cii.....................................I tx Pinitlnil 11. 11. Davis. Jr............................Snrrlttry A. II. I )i-v . Jr.............I Humia I-'acui rv Mi miu rs K. A. I� ins A. Sr. C. I)i st.w II. I. C vri.omt . M. T. I-1 i.i. w . . Him. J. C. Mr Ki min . . I.. Tiiom vs Mi-: Mil I-'ns I. . C. Ilvi.cn II. II. ( AI.I.KX I . M. C |l RON J-1 II. II. I) VMS. |k. A. II. I)i:an. Jr. J. I . I :s I.OUIKV. |k. |) n 1 111 I.I” ( i. T. l I SON (;. n. 1 1.1 Nun ! vv i i Kii.i v I M Sic.i.i r I I. II. I'll.AM) II. j. ( t VI (Mil-.I. K. ( i. Joll N soN K. II. Wood K. J. Wool) J. . ZVVIN VKIS llu Kappa Nu, national honor fraternity of victim at engineer in :. � «j founded at the I u� . rectify of Illinois in IVOd, the put pine being to bring into timer union for mutual benefit thoie men in the projection of electrical engineering u ho. by llieir attainment• in college or in practice, hare inanifetlci! a deep interest and marked ability in their choten fork. ORGANIZATIONS lh wim;, MikkiI i, V Mi I , III H� KI , II l il MII ORGANIZATIONS SOCIAL COMMITTEE V'krnon Mi kriit.............................(iltniriititu I KMIN Ml KKI'I I I i i is I )i iv«; III V Ml. I’lll.l I'l II OKU I'll.I.II. !.l K I mm 11 11.0011 I he purpose of this committee ; to recommend to llie exeentite • ’in.7 an J the tit! mini Stratton a serif of tlancf regulation for approval, ami shall supervise ami arrange all ilelait� for the Sophomore Hop, Junior l‘rom, anil the Senior Dante. ORGANIZATIONS liKOW S, SlIARI'l, Kill I R. tl.NCAN, .MiCkiAKN, (iKIISI, Mil.AM Winns. ISi s� . I’kiiaki). S m 1111, ( nmun, Oi ii, I) s 111 I.ami. I’m 11. W'ikkm w. Kiihikis. I'whi.i, Ikimki, Wau.Nii 'nisi:. I ANI.OK, I'KI . l.l, I'OKItl s, IA11.1 A, I’NKMK. I’UIII, Kls«. Ai-.i.ori. Kkiiakii'os. Harris. l imns. Kijiasks, O'Diiwiii. ()ii SfAKks Rob i. k is, I. A. I i s i , Ik MIN, liisnn, Wrnn. Manvi n l'« KMI'MII., Ckamwis, l ki . Waikik. Mil i k. I'a vs, Kkm.iia 7 to ORGANIZATI ON S Susm I'm Ki'sii.on I m is It row s Wii i Shari- I. A VI III fill Al.l’ll I II l ( it Kit III I N I M Itl II IK Jill MtX RIAKl lin i Mn avi V. I . Ilivvt I n Smiiii K'huki W.vkii I ' VI 11 ARAN I V I in I Nl M.VX WllHIN I KIN lull'll AKII 1 1 K i i Ai.ru III tin I’akkir II. Tom Kin - K vnihii 1 11 I vv111 K ri . Si ;m t.inK'i Animn t iiAKii' A. IIvrrk S. II. KlOIXKIMOX Al.l’ll ' I. x.xiiui.x Til Tiiitx fill I’u i Itvi.i tv K. II. Urn |vik Cumun I'hm JilVh Sk;m I i 1 1 KVI’I’V I’lll J. N. I) VMM V. |K. ( I VKt M t I’KI I I Itll I v Koioki I ( . I I 11 Wkt Itll I On J. A. Ki'Ihkin J VVII I. VNI� I low VKH XVlIKk M VN j. r. i i Kitts I it O'Dos smi ( I . S|- Kk |. K. Iti nun Dwi Wii in. It. ('. losii.t Hkt. Kvim’a Itll I .Mill'll M Jvvilt |'l K ll Nl Ml SlIKI.IK . (tKVVIHIS (i. i. D VK I V I’m Dki.ta Tiirt.x I oVI I’ou I I I Ai.i’ii T u )vim;a Fi am: rMCI � V I'll 1IIA I KI I t V. W. Will VO lit OK .I I.MINIRI Rov I'll I OK John (out; Ml KK IV I Its llll I I’iii K in’i Txi I'll VKI i- Mi t «.it Till i ' K vit v i J. II. Waimk K vit Ai.i’ii x I IInr I I’Mi.ov ( ) ii:«;x I'ii Fount FiMintK Wii vii tv John I’oi i vkii ('ll IK Is Mil I IK I . K « Iw INs. |k. I. I . Mil I IK I . ('. Fi INs I )l I II I KN II. M. Itl II IK llou VKII XX'-IKkVI VN XX'. XV. W vi I VO I. K. Itl NUN . . l‘rrti,Lul I in ■I'fi si.h iil ,SVi 'i hit) . Treamrer Tlii% i ■ tonal inter) rater inly organization droning it� membership from the roll � the fra-terniliri repreu-nled in the I liter fraternity Count il. Eath year tun hid are extended to the pledge of eath fraternity. To he tapped liy Key i� mn- of the feu honor a man may ret tire hi freshman year. ORGANIZATIONS l)l Sl N. k I M I I UM II, KIt I Sl'Kl I I I , I'l l M . U lMiliU Mill P-� q« 2 2 ORGANIZATIONS PHI LAMBDA UPSILON ALABAMA IOTA CHAPTER , ttifrlo h• 11 lyy M. II. I.NMHII........................ I . W. Ill MW.................... J. ). I I IM .......... I . J. 1 1 � II l- V . ..........................I'l'lStlll III . . . . I in Pnsiiltnl . . . Si if I tnr I I t ItlStll I t Fa ui.ty Mi-mmkrs |)r. Is. W . Am.i l J. lil t ii i wx Pk. L R. S i xih ks Mimiu-ks I '. ). 15 it ill' k. I . Si ri im.i. T. A. Ikvinc J. ( . I i.i.M M. II. I. xrsfii I . W . I i w Is. T . Kivt i x I.. I’. IsK K V. I.. :vr. m� Ri� 15. Wonnw ki� I’ln lambda ( psilmi, Salional Honorary t licmital Society, � in lomiiled a I the ( niversity of Illinois m II 19. 7 hf purpose of this society j« In foster .i spirit of f cl ton ship among tin■ � ■ dents iii tin- field iff chemistry. to promote a higher standard of scholarship, to � iilen the interest in the ficlil of chemistry nnJ its allied subjects, iind to place honor upon those students deserving of recognition because of llieir meritorious u ork. ORGANIZATI ONS Hi ii kii. Hi ruin, (ilium. ( iivmk, ( kiii ( K HIKS1 |)l lilt I HI I'os I IK, I I II IK, (KIM I K IK . Kiiiiiikiu, Iiiiii, MtCiiui, M.vkiin. | � kk Koill, St KKOKOI fill. Si IIOMKI K ;, Nll U, SmiIII, SilM KI I'iiokvio , Vann, Vu III i I. V|| imi«, U'n m Pdq« 2t4 ORGANIZATIONS DELTA SIGMA PI • UU,L.t ill f'.i Yarl I nii.ifilf. Hj� - | Mia Siyina I’i i a I'rotes-ional an.I Kiisines .Administration I'raternitx I'mf'nsr: laMi-ring tin- studx i luisinrss in uiiimMlics to encourage scholarship and ihr association ol stmlrnt Ini tlirir mutual advancement h research and practice: t.i prninute closer affiliation hrtinrn the commercial world and students l comtiM-rcr and to luriher a higher standard ol conunricial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the cnmnumitx. Oi ricuits Afn.-mv Kuril..................... I'kI O StTIOXIIiCftC .... I'KWK N. ClIW'liR ...............Vnwltnl . . . $tt ft fury riiui 111 M FVIIIFRS In It III K III I I KI VIt TOR I'llKKKX Koiokt L'kit i Jon I )l liltIKI.X Jl I IT KSOV I t I I I K I HUMAN k K ; Jot: l.irrt.i-A. MXRTIX Mii.tov Kotii I ki i. S. 110 iiti k.: I w S.MIT II Mii.is Thokvtov Koi-.iki W'u.tiiui. I) i Witt I-1 Jim Uoh Hi kto Ikwk L.iwir Jol (,'KOOkS I . K. Kostbr I I XKKX ( iklXII N Al.UKRT Kll.l.l Itltl XV ITloxi xs Md ii in i (iloK.th Pl-KKX Sll� I X St XKIlO.tOI ..It S.x.xi Sii.xxx Jol SlTXXXRT J U K V X ORG ANIZATI ONS IWI, (SiMwiu, I Till MtOll. MurpJ.i Miim.iv Si % � SCARAB I Olllll i ft III I tf Pi M ' r '. «' . Ilflfl) Sr.ti.il l' i;ilcrnil | io itl� - ;i nit-mis lor attainiii;; a l :n;iil«-i kmt vlr«l .- | aicliitiV tiirt' ;iml I lit allistl ai'l . It -tvinti. llirmiyli a- « :t i;il i« m. ill.1 a� l amazes ii .1 mkiii rrlinnl t'lillmv, liiniilat« a greater intrirst in expression tlirnu li tin- graphic arts. promote li it-iulI competition anmii tin- student and schools ol architecture. ami creates Ifllnw lii| within tile fraternity. I n i.ia Mi mi:ikn I.. 15. Amki.kk I'. M.Ork K. t i. Kmai- I '. ( . Iticr.iN I-. W. Am HtfiE K. . . St i i is I V. ISI KK II KI T I’ KI. M I KK W............ Wii.i.iwi I5t 1.1....... I k k Mt I' m i. . . J Mils .Mt K 1 11 Oi l K.'ERS W11.1.1 i l!i 1.1. S M ( i I i:i:i � X I.AM.tK Jf.I l-'KRs Members Jamis Mi ki ii I-! kioi 1 Stt.i l!i 1 ki. |5kk;i MoKKIS I I M l. I k k MtCm.i. ................Pltilili III . . I'in I’rrsi hnl . . Stin tiry 1 tium t I! KI. M I KK M M RU� S I 11K S111 R Wii.i.iwi Womii.sdoki f.M) ORGANIZATIONS M.ill V imIiioi in. K � ! • 11 TAU KAPPA ALPHA I'acui.i y Advisor I'.. I). Miss Mn.n� Rotii . ,1 � RCI 11 I Its I N Morris 11 m i . . Officers .......................................I i tfitinil ...................................I iii I’l'i-Miltnl . . Si i'n tin i unit 111 io in 11 Mimiiirs I)will Cox 111. Mi Ki u: Morris II l.I. ( iI-orc;i I! Iksth - M RTI M KIMROSI ’|’o. l IWl.I.I. Mii.ton Rotii The purpme it tin nrgani;nlion i«: To (•minute iimi (pnnuir collegiate ami inlet• collegiate (oralfie itclitilie . anil In tecog-ni;e and reu.inl tlinu’ tudents excelling therein. ORGANIZATIONS SPHINX Niirrii Mi ri-iiv . |i: (’wn-iti 1.1 . . ( iKHVIII V T i.i.i-y M kk v Stwi.kv . I Ii i.i T h; i k . . Officers . . I’lisiihnl lin l'i i sith n! . . Sr 1111in y . . I'rrminei . . . l.ililoi Members Ki.iz hi:tii Ai.i.isox Jkan C vmimiki.i. M K11 Kii.ia I.i i'll.i.e I.i: vis Nitty Mrurnv M Kin Stani i 11 KI.EX TlCN'KK ( iRITCIII Tm.I.IA Facui.ty Advisor I KS ( il ilRCI I. Wl Ml ■Sphinx i� a senior honorary organisation for women. It was established on the campus in May. If IS. It recognises girls u ho are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, personality, and terrier. Its object is to encourage these qualities in girls on the campus. m ORGANIZATIONS Dulf Hi 'inul., Hjir. HiU'Ji ll«l. |oi� o( I u� r Mk k Miillm Rif'uvl. S Shi S . .. � lr.� Wj .1 ORACLES Members A. n Drake Is� tii I .owe Si zki.i.e II ki l i in: Mi i.i.in M m Ki.u J u k Mii.i ri:i Siowkrs Hi rn Show m.ti.k S k II ARItWICK K.mii.v Hi non Caroi.vn Jones 1{|TT M(K V III I.OA Is I TI.AND I.VDA Si I W Nn.i.ii-; Isi tii V ri Omelet if a neuly-organi;ed freshman honor society and is under the sponsorship of Sphinx. This wcifly dill organised for the purpose of promoting higher scholarship among the freshman co-ed at sluhurn. ORGANIZATIONS ( � ni|T« l Merit, H m Krll.-v Si.mlrv Tilley, Tiylof. I 'igiw CARDINAL KEY Officers ( iKI-.'IVII KN Txi.l.l-X...................... M xruix Staxi.i-x.............................. l III V X I'll RCI-........................... I’KWCKS II XI ................................ . . . ‘n'thit nl . I in I’nsi'lrnt . . . Si fi t tuty . . fn usurer Members JKAX C X.XIIMthl.l. M XKIH kll.I.KY Domnin (Irki-x Albina I’ikrcb Francks II xiv M xrion Stanlky ( iRKTCII K X T XI.I.KV Ai drky Tayi.or IIki.fx Tigxfr Faculty Advisor Oban Dobbs The ohjeeli of the fraternily irr: lo stitdy. disfutt and strive If Iurther the best intereflf of the college: I” mmole a spint of fralernalisin aniong all .7 ttburn tilt Jen If and lo otherwise fulfill the obligation set forth in the pledge of the ordinal Key. ORGANIZATIONS i Cium . H «iiulluci Krilli Kail: MCmlrU Sc� nl v. WUulrx THETA EPSILON Faculty Advisor I.«h isi: I . ( iLanton |) NA (lATCIIKI.I. Lll.V Sl'IiN'l'KR Officers Ji: w Caaii’Bhi.i. Ki-ssik I.hi-; II mii.tun l i i siih 111 I in - President K VTIIR3 S. I I RI I K Mfmiifrs Jean (’wmtKi.i. Kathryn IIxrfkr IROIK ( il N M RTII KkiTII IJkssik l.l-K I I WMI.TON Marii Ki i.i.y I'l.ilRIMI lt CoRkl.l , I KIOV St vi.ry l.lll Wll TI.EY I lir •wr NMCt � this organization air: To promote thr intrrrfl of Homr Economic in the institution, to encourage scholarship, leadership, and character. Pago 301 ORGANIZATIONS IU mum. U iinm. 1 ji� 4'- i. (jiianfi. l .H%f.ur «Jtv4r Miin-%. l-wH-v, I � � . :!.-v. Nl.( Onvi.. l � r IM. NokMii.I Sllmtll. I.sliw, illlMIls. lillMiin, K r|v PHI PSI LAMBDA CHAPTER il n i6 1C. V. Cami I U I I.TA Ml MIUCKn A. K. M.SCCORMAC ! • v II. CnAAVtoKo Jim Mann........................... Jill lion a won............. ('. II. Wll I IAMS . Ili11 I!k viii nxi) ( )|TK I KS ....................I'mUinr , . . . I'itfPrtiiJfKi . . . Sftrrtary . I irasurer !. T. lion an non till I IlKAItlOKII III. Chi mi J. I Doii.uni I . II. IIiNBS ic. Jom:s W. I I AM I II J. W. Moil i a lli i.n Oaain |. Nl. I'lkt M amin Sii ihiakii A. Is. Sa I A i si I K I.iaais Tiiom as CAM Will I At AN lilt UN V. O. I to 1 Al AN W. ( . C.ASIH IK. Jk. J. S. Danim. C. 1C. (tK AVI I A I 1C. I loom k A. W. Kii.i.oki J. I- Mamin 4 .111(1.1 Ml Cl M ill N I. i . Om C. I'. S n ai i it: M. V. Si i iv ms J. K r.AA I OR r. II. Wn i iam III KM AN Weis . I'lii I i. ;ilinii:il 1’iofessiniial Te lile I'l.ilvinil , ia :in IoiiihIi-iI ill l’hilailfl|� hia, IViiiis Iv:iih‘:i, on March i8tli. mjoj. The |iiii| om‘ � l this Irateniits is In promote noil lellmAship among congenial men of I In textile schools anil colleges; to encourage a high stamlanl in textile work, ami to assist, In every honorable means, the ailsancenient nl it members. f |c )0J ORGANIZATIONS r (j 4v (atri'fi. I NI«C( r. Motley. Cifii'i IVIIm !. HutVflt. %H4 !x� C«Vl '|i, Siirl.i I nl w. Y« � lr DELTA PHI OMEGA I lonor Sot i� ly Facui ty Mfmiifrs I . I . lintry. A. I.. Thom s M. T. I'ui.i .v I-’. I’. Ikiisiss OrTICFRS VI i.i.i.a.m I.irov I’arri.r.........................................PnsiJrnl Wii.i.i . l K. MrCIl-F....................................l trr-lirr$iJr� l D.WTIis A. York................................Suh oiy l r iMirn Della I'lii Omega. honor soi'ict , was toumled ;il tlit Alabama PnhlnliinV 1 listiltift hi Thr purpose of llii' MK’iftx i to loster tin- best interests ami bctteiment ol tin iiltnrn I!.iikI, I lii-s liniioi is placed upon mill those students deserving ol recognition Ix'Canst ot their meritorious work ami musical abilities. V. ). Ko ,i: i w J. I?, (.‘rooks M. ( ). C Rl Mil KKR V. I . I it is t oil 11. J. ( iRHKNI II. I loi.MUKRs; Mfmiifrs I'.. J. I.UtltlAt l W K. McCiEi J. V. Moti.1 . I.. I’aRKKR II. It. 1 01.1. KI� ;. Rii.fv .1. A. InOISI KIS L '. ( i. So IS lit iROt Oil I ’. Si I M'l-'FR R. M. Strain I . R. T wi.or I). A. York 303 ORGANIZATIONS AJmi. . Daily, Drtmit liiiUt, Ho for . J-w. |t4in«icfi Maw Mill . I II Millr. J I IWII. I'nnlt. TmtKt FRIENDSHIP COUNCIL S|H� n ornl In tlir ouii Men's Christian Association, the l‘i'icntlship Council liolils vtrkl merlin ?. lor tin- pur| osc til tlisoissinu the civic, moral ami religious problems o| huh I tin lih J. M. I Ihxms................. C‘. M. I’ri KT............... ( i. ( i. I . KTY . . . A. W. Cooi’iiR . Officers ..........................n! . . . I ire‘VrrsitU nl . . . Si m Ittry . 11 nun nr J. V Adams ( I. ( i. I )ARTY II. W. II VII IV C. V. Jon es W. A. Mays Ml Mill RS R. C. Johnston I II. Mil l.l K R. W. I’owei.l I. I ). '1 1 RNIR j. r. Mu.i.ik C. M. I� RI I A. W. Cooper J. M. Dennis J. V iloiKJES ORGANIZATIONS KAPPA DELTA PI ALPHA PHI CHAPTER I lie purpose ol k;ipp:i I « lt;i I’i i' to encourage in its members ;i lugher ■ lejjiee oi social service In lostcriii IipjIi professional ami scholastic staml-ar«ls ilui'iii'4 tile |hmh� i| ol prep;ir;ition tor teaching ami In reco«ni ,inj' nuf'tamliim service in tin liebl ol ciliicatinn. IS Vsll l . L'm i.ixs . . Jl M. K xv I S . . . 1.01 ISE I lot K !•’. V. Ai’im.i iii-.i K. s. Arakt J. I . I'wvov S. I.. CitKsxt it IS ism. k. Coi.uxs Jol.l. |-‘ KS Officers Facui.ty Members W. II. CoiM'HIH'.R K. K. Cl KITOV Is. IS. I R l Oil V I’VI I. I KM NT IsOSV 1.1 I V VI SION Members Lot INK I lot K Rai.imi Hulks K. M. i: KRR . . . . Prisitlnil . I in -Pn'sit i at . Sreretary I- . - . k IK K l.l V .1. ( i. kl HI K J. K. R«Mills. K. Show i ti r l.ovn Lirn.i: M Vl.l’Ol.M I’liROl SON I JOS ORGANIZATI ONS THE AUBURN KNIGHTS Tins kind, composed entirely of students, has grown to be an oustanding feature of the social life here on the campus. Their distinctive style and captivating rhythm has gained for them recognition as one of the outstanding Collegiate Dance Orchestras in the Smith. Girald Yi i.vi imon Lamar Whiti; Hu i Portkous Jimmy Moii i v Chari i s Bradiiy l-RI l PoRTKR Htl 1)1 N I lot.Mill K(i Robin Russia i Curtis Griffith I‘RANK SlMKiHT |a k Di rwin Dimmi ri in . Dick Baiiari Louis Busi ni i ni r Business Manager Tl- HRY MOSI.I-Y Director 104 ORGANIZATIONS GLEE CLUB 1 I H I Ks I xx ki m i llxusi ii. Wm. (Imiku II i sio . . i XX III I )UIK ('OX . . . . J MI' |. il NN . . . (.omnv III liiiNKii . Kiki i� lixoxx . II xkrx Cxxirmi i. |k. . I’vi i Ki iMii.rii . . Dnyilm ■.................. ’� ■ . .« . Huthifff huuujn . . .Snr,hv ’ '• vi r M.iri.il -1 Vnbhi iiy liiaiii i i . . 11 Ihllt lllll’l . .Int mfiinhl W. limn I.. A. Him li V. ItHOOKS I. J. ('m i ii ('. II. CKXMIOKO J. I . Ill mm: J. I-. Hi ss I ('. ( i.XKKI I i. ;. iiiiui.vKii N. i kovi i r. v. Jkuk M. Ki 11 v Ml Mill Its S. S. Mini in l� . W. Nixx ion 1. i, I’irkv. Ik. S. K III i li i I . S. Smiiii S. I . I i v.a i. |k. li. I . till IIKO I . li liKOAllVV XV I. (i. litKMII l . . ( OX I. M Dim or I . A. Ijl l MON W . (ini INI W. (I. II.xirsion |. R. lllliBAKI) II. C. Jackson A. . Ksiciii I . I). l« Cxi 11 x J. I . Mxniii I. V. I’ll KCI r. c. paiw A I . Si • ii i K. I . Smiiii V. I). VVn n i II. I . W’l'l si I ii, |k r. x. Wii 11 xv. it.. X.. II I . Wl XX I K ORGANIZATIONS Ui'itui. I•• 11. J� l. •. liumirii, 4 'dvn. IXmJuv, IXitisax, I i� l H«)n Hutell. M K.vr,. Merdtu . Hill... Hod . Holme I Ilnikl. J kMin Vniimp, f no. I.imii. Ninth . Nloiptiife. iVdiml IVnio«i. I'inirun. Rct fC on. H v i� H titled . Stn.inlv. Suite. ITurp, WjvJ PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY A. I Amii rst Cm ri.i:x Barron C. V. Ill-1.1. Di vzn. R. Bi.i I (i. Ci.i-vi- Hr i Thomas Cox T. Clll-.SI KK Cl I.VKR Wl-l.TON’ J VCKSONI Cl RTIS Jl WINT.S T. A. Jo’nbs Moatk I.amvr John .Morris I A Ml RI-IIRI I W.M. 1 1! ACOCK R wool.ni Ri vto.v Miodi.i'iov Pittman’ Krki T. I ll-.ICSON II. Ili: i Rick Sa m 111 i.i.i! r J . ii:s 11oix.cs A. I). IIoi.mfs Asm i. II. Hi ik;i: s Al KRI-A III VI' 'I'. W. Roukrtson 15. S. R«k;i:rs Prank Ri ti.i:im;i K. M. Stoki s W. V. S'roi cm Wii.i.i wi Swiit Sam Tharp Vii.iii:r II. V ri Ai ci sti s Wii.i.i ms R. . I )oi (iirn J. I . Dimas III .| VMIN I’.K’II T. I . ICu.is Thom vs 11 wux Tki 11 M .(OH I). II VRKI-.I.I. P.iqo 308 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB l lu- I ntrmatioii.il Relation i’lnh i roni|H)snl of u| | t ivlnsMiU'n vln� m ini tot :iii intrrcsl in international alTaiis ami wlm iiiitI ilir entrance ret|iiirfinenls. It .illilinli's with ami is spniisoreil l tin- Carnegie Institute ol Washington. Officfrs RaI.I'II C. IIoi.hs............. |-‘rKI� SclIOMRRRC . . Rorrkt Roiei-rts .............Prfwlcnt I in Prr.nth n! Stfl'i fury Membkrs Iris Joinik Kmvis (im itoi.i It. K. I'lltt RT Ron ltoi.i-:x l-RIH St IIOMHI'Ri. Roiekri Roiei ktn Sam Zmistiiir IVrio Sciiw rt Cll RI.KS R. C. llol.Ks l nx i i u i Joi ZwiWKIS J. T. Mii.i.kr (!k i� R wdoi.i-ii 1.1 t il l |{oM (). I . Soi;tii Him ki W. Rkicies I {row n BEH STUDENT C IAPTER OF AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION � JlTICTRS n % .V i Hi Si in• !• ms Mmciis . ‘mi.Inti . . . II. 1.. Am is I'm ros Wll 1 1 AMs . . Hf-I’l fH.llMl . . J. C. Ai i i s V. 1- l i ISt'KARII . ■ . Stinlaiy . V. 1.. I’lS'CK XRI� UlHllKM IIXKMSS .... . Trfitfurrr . . ■ . . . WlRIItROXA HARMS' 1 xx ms SlU'lll SS K' ’or i-r . Cl xx ins Si ipiii ss M 1 Mill KN J. Al 1 IN S. A. 1 Al IIPAI III W. 1. Josis 1. |. P IW II 1 N. 1 hum vs II. 1.. Allis l . II I lsK 1 . I . Imissiis II. 1 Kl RIS I). II. I raxiok C, AkKI MIAI I 1.. IlSKII.MIIS II. T. KisiiAi i l . 1). Krill V. 1 11:111 N. I(airi � . . AUK i n r. W. I.IOSAKO ItfRI Kiisoaa Ixill 1 IIIIHIMIS I l� . 11 KIIIV r. « . i.AKM 1 1 M. (i. I.ORRKK II. Koiiissos II. i:. 1II 1 1 Vim Itnsos 1'. (iRAM-V r. m w� s II. Kill J. K. I'AVI.OR V. II. III ! Mill m. i). r. iiiirs l l i is Makiis W. Si ai-i is K. 1.. Wil l 1 XMs C. ( Kkoi k ( . II. (ilVISA II. II. Mawi S. KOMR Is 11. P. I ll 1 IK M. I . 1 DAM Daviii (JlliKCI U. � . Mourn (’. Sii:i-iii s 1 III ROS Wll I 1 XXI 1 . r. ( Al (JIM AS S. IIavii. . IV McCor, |r. . II. Si II AM 1 . M. Wisi I . Deesi W. II ARM S s 1 M McKissos 1). Son os'i k KolllRI H .ISs K. I)i mu ii. i;. iini | l‘. Mill un i V. O. Si.xppx 1). WAMIRS Max I)a ii vis II. S. 1 lot s|OS 1. C. M mi 1. S XIHIXXSKX J. Wiiri 11 s II. PlIKSI I I I-:. K. II MIAMI 1. I-. I . Marsios 1. ;. Si mn ('. P Vi m r S M l AM M AS (� . K. Juki; l . W. I'm mas II. 1 . Si iiiiki xsi� 1 'i.i.ini Kapi r� II I I AMIS C. II. Jos I s W. 1.. I’lSCK ARO 1 . M. Spi si i J. J. Mown; (•. l. JoilSMIS V. 1 . I'll SMI ORGANIZATIONS COLLEGIATE CHAPTER OF FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA )mn its S. m. U' v' • N' m',t'' ’• V' • |. M Kakim I'muinil l . t� . |i k «iw It. Kim. . ..rwnr; j | |IKi.im s I i t ins (.1 w� Kk It. I . Coxx aki Itrtiim,r Mi 'I It lilts V, . 1. II. I.IIIII XV. I . M� ss I . C. Al MIIIKOOK |‘. I'. ( till OKI I |. ItXklK . SmH m l. I . I IK«.I M.S I . II. I nn i S. I. Ciiimsi 11 I. V. Km mi it l . I1. Wiii 111 s Iti 11 iki Km i 1 � • i:. c. 'iMik I'. M. I'kkkiii J. S. I llU.IMUH II AXt ItXKi.S IlKAtlllN S. C. I’isios I. M. Items. M. I.. ( XKROI I K. M. Axmx N. I . I’All • Itl U k .1. I . M� l xsin ' Cl KIM t.' i«. llm tu 'V. . ImiVMis II. K. Itl SIIIKI. 1). ,. MnKnm J. J. I mm t;.' s. I'm ii i Cll X'. .1 MH K V. V . Cll WIH IK c. r. wiii.iam' C. I. Ml l‘lll S Iisiii l owi in I. K. ti.iwi.it |. It. NllltllEOR' W. 'tXHIIIIKXt XS I . l. Wiii.ik A M. IUiiiis . II. K K I'll II S I. W. Iticoxx s o. I . Itl US' W. I . Moss II KOI II ( AMf IloX I I tll'IS J. I . Chin I . I l iimii- is M. J. Itl XKII V. O. Diimnm I i i II. ItXKSIx I . I . I III 'I K. C. Amamxus 0. Itl A. MX II I n. I. JosIx A. A. C i vixii sx K. iOOIMt.XMl C. W..OIHI I II. Sll I IKS II. M. Wxkkis r. c. i xxi' SXX1 I’l Ml It. I . Cl.XX XK I W. I. Cook loXIMII AlXXlHNi k. c. run i II. ItA IMOKI t . XX'. Wxi i ik' k r. iii si K. I . iKIM IS Kox Vm i 1. II. M..K..XS l. I. WII'OS II. SlIAINIIV I). I . ( .IXX III K XV. I til I XX I. I. I’ritKA ti. . Mi'I'aimos I . I . Wl I I KUKS Kox NIU XI AS K. M. ii xr i xs K. Cox ti. S. I xssik W. J. Aixik'os I xxii' Iti xi i J. I I AKKI'll I. I. Mmut I'. K. I AIM S I', (i. llolXI Is I. I.. Ml Kill X XSI V. It. Knout' «� . I . tilvSI SI.XSSIK J. I . it.XKX II. Ham mo si.' I-. ( . Uxxis I Ax k I ISI.IX Cl XI III II XKMX XX’iiii Amix II .i x0x11:1 AGRICULTURE CLUB ( )|'l K KKs Firs! StMtiUt Si ton,1 Si mi fl‘i II. I'lKKSIOS 1‘rrtiitrnl IS. I-. Cuaa.aki V. V. Cll AKIM 1 K ilf-l’llH.h-Ht A. I . J.AIKSOK IS. li. Cmv.AKi . . Sftirltirj M. L liiiasiiA V. A. I'l KKII AM Trrasursr . . ('. M. S'lOKIs 11' Mill- KS, 7 J. II. Am� kku V. J. Aimxix K. A kites T. W. A him I 0 1 Aiaaimiii A. M. ISAIMHK II. Kahus Iv. M. ISAM ( . II. llAII.IA II. ll.A IMIHtl M. J. Ill AKI� II. A. 1(1 a r. n. iitm II. K. Ill MONO I. W. ISakkIS A AKOK IE AM I K Ill.UK K. ('. Kl KKII AKIII W. I.. Khi.k K. M. Cuw.il� II. J. ( AMI-IS. K. OAA AKI V. V. ('ll.A Kill IK II. K. Ckaaaiokii % . M. (I AKk A. A. ('mil s J. V. Caaiai aa k A. W. Coni'ik J. S. I),AVIS I. I l KMs I.. Kiiivamk V. IssllKI.IK A. Iv iii Nl. I. I � ki;i � � ik Jack I'isi.m I-. I). 11« is I . Iv. I'oAAl.lK K. M. I I M ill Pag 112 AGRICULTURE CLUB ('ll KI l� « il Vsi IK k II. V. 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Knmock Cm i XVii-sos i. K. 1 vss V. 15. Kiionix S. II Wll 1 1 AMs l . 1 . Ml MUMS V. Smii ill km vs 1 . M. Wii oik l oi i.i vs McVav A. C. Siokv . Nl. Siokis C. 1 . Wll 1 1 VMS Editop and Business manaoep Miss Ai i ii Gi i nn for her helpful suggestions. Ouu Loyal Siai i for cooperating with us at all times. 'I'iii-: Aominisi raiivi-: Board for so capably directing our activities. Mm. W. T. Ingram for his timely financial suggestions. Mu. Don Johnson for his efficiency in handling our photography. I Iugh Cami mon and Gfohgi- Quinnfy for their contribu-tions. Mm. R. I I. Si aim i:s. Mm. Imank Aimm iiui:. and Mm. Dan Hadik lor their assistance in the feature section. Mm. Kim i i i v Brown for his time and elfort spent directing the staff. Messrs. W. A. Benson, Howard Henry, Ljugene b’rrz-Cl-mai i for their helpful assistance and continuous efforts on our book. Ciimin Risiii m for his sketches of our views. ★ ★ ★ Incj AUBURN’S FRIENDS AND PATRONS • t w e • ADVERTISERS ★ SINCE 1883 © USE STANDARD FERTILIZERS FIELD TESTED MADE BY STANDARD CHEMICAL CO. INC. TROY, ALABAMA Good As the Best and Better Than the Rest ve Coll ege I Owned and operated by Auburn Students GOOD MEALS CAREFULLY PLANNED SKILLFULLY PREPARED MUSIC TWICE DAILY BY THE KNIGHTS Hare the Cream Meet You at I'hc ('. I. P.BAGLEY ALWAYS THANKS YOU De bardeleben coals S1PSEY EMPIRE CORONA CARBON HILL HULL FOR DOMESTIC, STEAM. GAS. BY-PRODUCT AND CERAMICS De BARDELEBEN COAL CORPORATION The South's Largest Producers and Marketers of HIGH GRADE COALS lOtli Floor Transportation Building BIRMINGIJAM, ALABAMA I)eBardeleben Preparation Ones Added Value Phone Ll)l J ' INSTRUCTION RESEARCH EXTENSION ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE AUBURN The Corner Stone Wli.it will you do with your life? In wh.it profession or calling .ire you interested? l or what line of work do you wish to prepare yourself? Examine the following list of professions, lines of work, or callings for which one may obtain a college education at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The list is by no means complete but. in case you are interested, write for application blanks and further information. In Encini irini; Civil Engineer, Highway Engineer, Railway Engineer. Radio Engineer. I lydroelectrii Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Automotive Engineer, Agricultural Engineer. Industrial Management. T extile Engineer, Aviation Engineer. In A ;rkuiiuri Panning as a General Parmer, Livestock Parmer, Dairy Parmer, Poultry larmer. Print and Truck Parmer, Cotton Partner, Dairy Manufacturer, Manager ot Creamery, Botanist, Agri cultural Economist. Entomologist, Zoologist, Bacteriologist, Plant Pathologist, Plant Breeder, l.andsca|x Architect, County Agricultural Agent, Teacher of Vocational Agriculture, Specialist in Some Agricultural Line, P'arm Manager, Manager of Co-operative Buying or Selling for a Partners Organization, Scientist in any of the lines above mentioned. Experiment Station or Research Scientist. Teacher of Agriculture. InGinirai Education General Courses leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree, Business Administrator, Accountant, Commercial Pursuits, Gcnet.il Business, Physicist, Chemist, or courses sjvciah ing in English. I listory. Porcign Languages, Economics, Sociology. Mathematics. Pre-Law. and Pre-Mrdica! Courses. In Ciii-misiry and Pharmacy -Chemist, Pood Chemist, Industrial Chemist. Pharmaceutical Chemist. Pharmacist. In Arctium ii ri ami Ami Architect, Buildmg Contractor, Manufacturer and IXaler in Buildm Materials, Commercial Artist. Designer of Purniturc. Costumes, Textiles and Wall Paper. Interior Deco rator. Landscape Architecture. In Homi Economics—-Home-making, Ieacher of Home Economics, Home IX'inonstration Agent. Clothing and Nutrition Specialists, Cafeteria Manager. Research Work. etc. In Vi 11 rinary Mi mi ini- and Ba 11 RtoUKiY—Veterinarian. Bacteriologist. Milk and Meat lns|vc-tion Service. Animal Disease Control Work. Government Service in Animal, Meat anil Milk Inspection In Ediicai ion oh Ti achi k Training Teacher in Grades. High School or Rui.il Schools, Agricultural Teacher (especially under the Smith-1 luglics Act), Rural Education or Rural School Teacher or Administrator, School Administrator. Superintendent. Athletic Coach, Sjvci.il Teacher of any of the courses taught at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. In Mil IIARY Si rvi i- I raining lor the Reserve Officers Corps, entitling one to a commission m such corjis in Pield Artillery or P'ngineering. II rilr for ( .iltiloyjif ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE At mi 'RN. AI AftAMA ARP SCIENCI EDUCATION I fOME ECONOMICS ENGINEERING AGRICULTURE MAXWELL BROS. AND McDONALD FURNITURE PH1LCO RADIOS FRIGIDA1RE 1247-49 Broadway Columbus, Georgia Phone 409 COMPLIMENTS or W. A. MAY GREEN Cl.lll (iKiil-N REAVES WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. ATHLETIC SUPPLIES STAPLE AND l-ANCY Fine Athletic Supplies to the GROCERIES Schools and Colleges CAMI’IIII.I. AIAHAMA 71 Sontli foiin Si. Montgomery, AIj THE LAUNDRY AND DRY FIRST NATIONAL CLEANING BANK Olf Quality Service BIRMINGHAM, Al ABAMA Call • Jim Thigpen B. Lowe 182 W—Night—209 Branchcs: Day Phone ENSLEY FAIRFIELD Laundry 19$ LEEDS Dry Cleaning 294 NORTH BIRMINGHAM I ARRANT WOODLAWN FOR AUBURN ALWAYS GULFSTEEL GULFSTEEL GALVANIZED SHEETS QUALITY FENCE ■ i Property front Lightning. VAU Is the P trst Step 7 owurj Fire ami W eat her Profitable Farming Made from Rust-Resitting (' t ft pcr-lf curing Sled GULF STATES STEEL COMPANY I’jglron BIRMINGHAM. ALABAMA Staples Billets Bale l ies Slabs Barbed Wire Angles Nails—All Kinds Wire Rods, Bars Galvanized Wire Plates—Sheared and Universal Woven Wire Fence Sheets—Black, Blue Annealed. Bright Annealed Wire anti Galvanized. Wi ire and Rods—Straightened and Cut THE TIGER THEATER Home’ of Select Pictures Only the Latest and Best Pictures Reproduced with Perfect Sound Equipment AUBURN. ALABAMA Say 11 With Flowers FRESH FLOWERS FOR ALL PURPOSES Wire PJione Write Rosemont Gardens FLORISTS 1 16 Dexter Avenue Montgomery, Ala. I nng Distance Phone 99 tt) MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT Benson’s Confectionery Six Years in Auburn AGENTS FOR WHITMAN'S CANDIES compliments of FRANK TENNILLE FURNITURE COMPANY 109 1 I 1 Commerce Street 212 2 1 1 Bibb Street MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA In Bottles DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING OPELIKA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS We Wish At This Time to Make You Acquainted With Certain Changes Recently Instituted Into Our Service, New Lines Fostoria Class. Roseville Pottery. Chase Brass anti Copper, Sporting Goods. Hat Silver, College Seal and Fraternity Jewelry New and Second 1 land Books I ypewriters and Office Supplies BURTON’S BOOK STORE luirliest Willi the I dlest Congratulations to the Class of 1937 CONGRATULATIONS CLAY PRODUCTS EXCHANGE Distributor TO THIs CLASS OF 1937 BICKI-KSTAIT BRICK COMPANY and MARTIN DIXII: BRICK COMPANY FURNITURE CO. HIGH CLASS FACE BRICK COLUMBUS, C� A. COMMON BRICK and FRATERNITY HOUSE TILE FURNISHINGS Phones COLUMBUS, Specially 768 and 668 GEORGIA LARGEST AND STRONGEST IN EAST ALABAMA STATEMENT Ol I I IE CONDI I ION OI Tl IE First National Bank OPELIKA. ALABAMA At Close of Business Deeember 31st, 1936 Reso ur.'t’s Lnihrhtres S?92, 1 J.56 118,000.00 278.425.10 14.000.00 I3,$00AX L600.95 Cush Dm1 from II.111E £817,604.07 Cash in Vault 62,094.25 I .o.ii).s and Discounts 11. S. Bonds Other Stocks and Bonds I:urniuirv .tiui lixturcs Real Estate Otlict Assets Gi pita I Stock Surplus Lund I Jndivided Profits £100.000.00 250,000.00 12,458.10 l)t-ftosns Individti il Banks Unpaid Dividend M.D2.02V.8 845.00 4.005.00 879.698. 2 1.5 J6.879.8 £1,699.} J7.9$ £ | .699.1 J7.9 } member lederai. deposit insurance CORPORATION Dividends Paid •11 Last S e v c n t e c n Years $ J 65,000.00 E. E. Forbes Sons Piano Co., Ik«i| omM The South’ l. rge l Mime lloute” Ihe •odd’i utln nl Kinin. K ino Acco'diom. other imjll rruiic.il iw) C(chmI«i. Musical pubil«ti iH of rll lirdt fo Orchetfr.il, Chons, Artists. ImcKoi end Sljdenli. The Wonder I nit rumen!— IHE HAMMOND EUCTRIC O.rjei for Chercfet. Schools, InihrnrM. Credit ri'Mdrd nn m.iltrr «here you lie Cel or writ for particwlers E. E. Forbes Sons Piano Co.. Incorporated 40) No. � 'h $1. BIRMINGHAM, AlA. Sl.it School Bool Depoiitory Retoil distributing deportments .it all itorei BILL HAM DRV CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Safe and Dependable Methods PHONE 02 MERCANTILE PAPER COMPANY MONTGOMI-RY. Al All.AMA STATIONERS AND PRINTERS Use Merpaco Quality Products KLEIN SON Jewelers SILVERSMITHS STATIONERS FINE WATCHES MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA FANCY GROCERIES AND WESTERN MEATS AUBURN CASH GROCERY AIR-CONDITION 1:1) B. B. PITTS. Omtifr Phone 120 At .'BURN. ALABAMA HOWARD'S 5 AND 10c STORE A Good Variety Store Where Students Like With Courteous Service To Trade T. I. JOCKISH Jeweler ALL KINDS OF FINE JEWELRY AUBURN, ALABAMA MEADOW'S GARAGE Firestone I ires. I uncs, and Batteries STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Auburn, Alabama Phone 29 i « : « : Us lime You Graduated To Loveman, Joseph Loeb BIRMINGHAM Don Johnson PHOTOGRAPHER 1141 l-irsl Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA m OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 1937 GLOMERATA © The photographic work for the 1937 (Homer at a was handled in an efficient manner by Mr. Don Johnson. He was ready at all times to help in any way possible. and his motto was one of Service. I he quality of his work speaks (or itself, and we can say that it has been a pleasure to work with him in putting out the 1937 (Homer at a. SAM GIBBONS lidilor-inX'hicf PAT PLUMLEE Business Manager Molloy-Made Covers Produced in a plant devoted exclusively to embossed and decorated products by an organization of cover specialists—represent the highest standard in yearbook work Specify Molloy —it s your assurance of the best THE DAVID J. MOLLOY PLANT ‘28.5 North Western Ave. Chicago. Illinois a a a and now that the task has been completed we feel a tinge of regret-for our association with your staff has been a most pleasant experience and we have thoroughly enjoyed the part we were selected to play as Advisor and Engraver. — — — World's Largest Publishers of College Annuals C—3 tf