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L ng .Q f-, .-.gush-.3 -QiT ..kkg:.lg-N.. -' fx'--531-Igf I 'J g li.-1'-9 - . -, , -.,-5.. , -N1-'ffijvyr'-,,--uf:-. -, 'cgi -.Q-'-..-3, :L y-fl '.-.Vp-ff, 3,.b:,,g.L-: 31 .- - ,,, - -41 - cr .31--:Q-.g .1-A: -. . 1-Q K --,-zffif. 'S - , ,-- 1- - - 4 1 - -- 'fi -, --.crisis FW? A- , 7. 'f 5,.: 1-jg F ' ,g,g3,5, iF,f2- LT ' Ku,-'Q x....i,':f..,g 'fg 9, 1 -tg ,T ' PM, .J - - 1 '!L.i-' -if.7lQ'LE:Lis.ah.-.fxsfwu IFNKB 1 -f . Sv -W-21 ---- ---L - - -- , ' -I I.-.12 3221: h' '1r:1ff....'1f:1g-.,:., -..J:....,..,,,:.4...n..,A N ME UHIAM LYDA MADALINN SHAW Ianuary 24, 1953 x WILSUN neuems P.ene1aP.s ' September 25, 1957 SAMFORD CULVER HALEY Q46 BOARD UF TRUSTEES COLLINS MERRILL I-IIS EXCELLENCY. BIBB GRAVES EX-OFFICIO, CHAIRMAN A. H. COLLINS EX-OFFICIO STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION I-I. I-I. CONNER . . . VICTOR I-I. I-IANSON . FRANCIS W. I-IARE . . T. D. SAMFORD . . I-I. D. MERRILL . . C. S. CULVER . . . PAUL S. I-IALEY . . . Eufauia Birmingham Monroeville . Opelika . AnnisIon . Gadsden . . Jasper GEORGE BLUE . . . IVIonIgomery R. K. GREENE ..... Greensboro EDWARD A. O'NEAL . . . Florence O'NEAL BLUE GREENE HANSON HARE CONNER Page 2I I a HIS EXCELLENCY soma UP1 BIBB GHAVES AND IFE Firsl personages in Jrhe Slaie are Governor Graves and .his charming wife, Dixie Bibb, who was appoiniecl io fill ihe unexpired ierm od Senaior Hugo Black when lhal dislinguished Alabamian was elevale io ihe Supreme Couri. Senalor Graves Jrhus became Jrhe lirsl Alabama woman io serve in ihe Senale ol ihe Uniled Slales. Boih lhe Governor' and his wife are clescendanls of lhe SJraJre's lirsi governors and members oi one ol ihe olclesi, mosi progressive and liberal families in Alabama- We are proud of ihe lad Jrhal The Gov genuine iriencl l ernor and lhe Senaior are s o Auburn. We appreciale Jrheir noble ellorls in behalf of lhe Alabama Polylechnic lnsiiiuie. x w ,N Wm it,-F ADMINI T RALPH BROWN DRAUGHON ExecuTive SecreTary The ExecuTive SecreTary assisTs The PresidenT in all maTTers in- volving The adminisTraTion oT The College. InTo his oTTice come all The problems arising Trom relaTionships oT TaculTy, sTudenT body. and paTrons oT The College. He handles The mulTiTude OT deTails connecTed wiTh The TormulaTion and ex- pression oT policies. His duTies are inTiniTe in varieTy. He acTs as an adviser oT men, secreTary To The ExecuTive Council composed oT Deans oT The College, and as general coordinaTor of college acTiviTies. All Things come across his desk. WhaT- ever The problem. iT is his iob To geT someThing done abouT iT. LT. COLONEL FRED C. WALLACE Head of The School of MiliTary Science and TacTics For The pasT eighTeen years The School oT lvliliTary Science and TacTics aT Auburn has received The highesT possible raTing by The War DeparTmenT during iTs annual inspecTions. The school comprises a Field ArTillery and an Engineer uniT oT The senior division OT The Reserve OTTicer's Training Corps. Upon gradu- aTion Trom The MiliTary De-parTmenT. The sTudenT may make applicaTion Tor appoinTmenT as a second lieuTenanT in The OTTicers' Reserve Corps. The school oTTers courses which noT only Train The sTudenT Tor service in The regular army. buT also Training which is a valuable parT oT his general educaTion. GEORGE PETRIE Dean of The GracluaTe School For more Than TiTTy years The College has conducTed courses in graduaTe worlc. The GraduaTe School oTTers The opporTuniTy To sTudy beyond The Bachelor oT Science degree in nearly every deparTmenT. Auburn is carrying ouT a greaT program of re- search. invesTigaTing The resources oT The STaTe and The m0ST proTiTable way To uTilize Them. Research is emphasized as The chieT characTerisTic oT advanced sTudy: Thus The sTudenT is given Training Tor leadership in The TuTure progress oT The STaTe- The lvlasTer's degree is awarded Those sTudenTs who have suc- cessTully compleTed The requiremenTs Tor iT. ProTessional de- grees are given Tor noTable success in The pracTice OT engineer- Ing aTTer graduaTion. MISS ZOE DOBBS Dean oT Women and Social DirecTor The QrowTh of The women's sTudenT body is a remarkable Teafure OT The recenT developmenT oT The college. ATTracTeCl by The PVGCTical and scienTiTic oTTerings oT The insTiTuTion. mOI'e and more women are enrolling as sTudenTs. The Dean OT Wom' en encourages This movemenT and sTrives To develop CTOSS TeIaT'Qn9hlPS beTween sTudenT and college. as well as Wider P5fJfICIpaTion in campus acTiviTies by women sTudenTs. The Social DirecTor approves all evenTs placed upon The Calendar oT The STudenT Social CommiTTee. arranges Tor chaperoneS Tor dances. and handles all The deTails involved in enTerTainmq The hundreds oT visiTing girls who come To Auburn Tor The dar1C95- 'IIS Office i idculTy, Vldleg H16 and ex- eTy, He 5 C0uncil 0FdinaT0f ' Whal- abour rr, N f E :Tics nce and iTing by e school e senior I gradu- y make in The rich noT JuT also ucaTion. courses rrTuniTy y every of re- a mosT as The . given STaTe. re al de- gineef' -kable aded more Mom' Close Nidef T he rfldar 5 'FOV i ilie nC?S. aiiers ing IVE DFFT E EREDERIC CHILD BIGGIN Dean of The School oT ArchiTecTure and Allied ArTs The School oT ArchiTecTure and Allied ArTs is composed oT The DeparTmenT oT ArchiTecTure and The DeparTmenT oT Applied ArT. Degree courses are oTTered in ArchiTecTure, Landscape ArchiTecTure, lnTerior DecoraTion, and Commercial and Graphic ArTs. All are open To boTh men and women. The DeparT- menT oT ArchiTecTure is a member oT The AssociaTion oT Col- legiaTe Schools OT ArchiTecTure, and is endorsed by The Ameri- can lnsTiTuTe oT ArchiTecTs Through The award oT iTs Annual Medal. The DeparTmenT oT Applied ArT is a member oT The SouThern STaTes ArT League. and, in addiTion To iTs proTessional degree course. oTTers a broad ToundaTion in all oTher lines oT arT work. JOHN JENKINS WILMORE Dean of The School of Engineering Auburn has long been noTed Tor her excellenT courses in The division oT engineering. The School oT Engineering includes The deparTmenTs oT Civil and Highway. ElecTrical, Mechanical and AeronauTical, TexTile, lndusTrial Engineering and Shops. Machine Design and Drawing, and The Engineering ExperimenT STaTion. Closely associaTed wiTh The School oT Engineering is The worlc in Chemical Engineering under The School oT Chemis- Try and Pharmacy. C5raduaTes oT Auburn's Engineering School are in consTanT demand in every secTion oT The UniTed STaTes as well as in many Toreign counTries. The courses oTTered have a broad scope including Training in indusTrial organizaTion and planT managemenT. CLIFFORD LEROY l-IARE Dean of The School of ChemisTry and Pharmacy The School oT ChemisTry oTTers Tour-year courses of insTrucTion in chemisTry and pharmacy which lead To The degrees oT Bachelor oT Science in Chemical Engineering, ChemisTry, and Pharmacy. The school also oTTers The basic courses in chemis- Try Tor all The oTher schools in The insTiTuTion. Special TaciliTies are oTTered advanced sTudenTs Tor doing research worlc on inTer- esTing problems in The more imporTanT Tields oT chemisTry. The School of Pharmacy is a sTandard accrediTed school oT The American AssociaTion oT Colleges oT Pharmacy Tor The Training of pharmacisTs and of pharmaceuTical chemisTs. ZEBULGN JUDD Dean of The School of EducaTion A mark of disTincTion Tor The School oT EducaTion is The TacT ThaT iT has placed a greaT maioriTy oT iTs graduaTes in responsible Teaching posiTions during The lasT decade. Since The school was creaTed. more Than Twelve hundred sTudenTs have gradu- aTed wiTh eiTher Bachelor's or MasTer's degrees in Educafion- Recognizing school service as a profession wiTh varied lines of acTiviTy, The School oT EducaTion has devised and seT up a number of specialized curricula as preparaTion Tor The various Tields oT endeavor in elemenTary and secondary educaTiOr1. school supervision. and school adminisTraTion. The school is cooperaTing wiTh The STaTe Curriculum DevelopmenT program. ADIVII LT JOI-IN WINPIELD SCOTT Dean of The School of Science and LiTeraTure The School oT Science and LiTeraTure embraces The deparTme oT Economics. Sociology, English, Foreign Languages, I-lisTor MaThemaTics, Physical EducaTion, Physics, and SecreTarial Train ing, Degrees oTTered in This school are based on various com binaTions oT subiecTs presenTed by These deparTmenTs and in some cases. subiecTs oTTered by oTher schools oT The colle e g . The courses lead To a B.S. degree along culTural and liberal lines, Toreign service, business adminisTraTion, pre-law, and pre medicine lincluding pre-denTisTryl. The school also admin isTers The TundamenTaI culTural, scienTiT'ic, and Ii+erary subiecfg necessary Tor The proper Training ol: men and women in all branches of The insTiTuTion. ISAAC SADLER Iv1cADORY Dean of The School of VeTerinary Medicine The School- ol: VeTerinary Medicine, Through iTs Trained gradu- aTes, meeTs The greaT demand Tor quaIiTied veTerinarians Through- ouT The u T ' Th lc ' ' ' co n ry in e wor oT prevenTion and eradicahon oT diseases oT animals. GraduaTes oT The School are admiTTed by civil service examinaTions To appoinTmenTs in The service of The Bureau oT Animal IndusTry oT The UniTed STaTes DeparT- menT oT AgricuITure and To The UniTed STaTes Army, and also To membership in The American VeTerinary Medical Associa- Tion. The School oT VeTerinary Medicine aT Auburn has been approved by The American VeTerinary Medical AssociaTion Th B ' ' ' e ureau oT Animal lndusTry, and The UnlTed STaTes Civil Service Commission. MISS DANA KING GATCI-IELL AcTing Head of The School of Home Economics The Alabama PoIyTechnic InsTiTuTe oTTers courses dealing wiTh all phases oT home economics, leading To a wide range oT occu- aTi ' pf pns In pracTicaIly every Tield open To women GraduaTes I' or e .School oT Home Economics are holding responsible po- sITions in schools and in oTher proTessionaI enTerprises, and are rapidly makin Th ' g ear inTIuence TelT ThroughouT The naTion. The TacuJlTy oT The school includes Teachers Trained in child develop- men. cloThing and TexTiIes Toocl preparaTion and serving. house planning and equipnienT, home managemenT, nuTriTion. and hou h Id se o economics. The school also provides sTudies Tor graduaTe sTudenTs. - MARION JACOB FUNCI-IESS Dean of The School of AgricuITure Tcllie cgnurses in The School oT AgricuITure are designed To PFO' vi ' - e oTh a broad ToundaTion in The pure science and a Tair amounT oT culfural subiecTs wiTh The hope oT producing gradu- aTes who b ' ore oTh versaTlIe and culTured. The School of AQFI' CUITure has IcepT pace wiTh The rapid advancemenT oT agricul- 'rural meThods, and each year sends ouT many graduaTes To Tak? TTIQITGPIGCGS in The Trained field oT agricuITuraI speciaIis'fS. Prac'TicaI s I T' ou ions oT many Tarm problems are solved on The numerous ' ++ ?XP9rImenT sTaTions IocaTed in various parTs of The S GDS. A liberal policy is Tollowed in eIecTive sTudies, Thus GS- suring a bro d d ' ' -- - ' ' ' a e ucaTlon in addzTion To The specialized Training- nTs Y EFO' 6 ments 'Story Tfoin. Com. I and, lege. lberal Pfe- dmin- Qiects in all radu- :ugh- in of itted te of pa rt- also ocia- been tion. Civil with ccu- ates PO' are The lop- ing. ion. dies ir du- ri- ul- Ire sts. he he 65' iq. I E OFFICE T POSEY OLIVER DAVIS Director of Agricultural Extension Service The Extension Service of the Alabama Polytechnic Insiitute is a stat: educational service dealing directly with rural people and indirectly with all. Through county agents, home demonstration agents, assistants, and specialists the Extension Service extends Auburn into every county and community in Alabama. Instructional work of the Extension Service is based primarily upon research work done by the Experiment Station. The Extension Service has a large part, also, in administering the pro- grams of the Agricultural Adiustment Administration which last year brought into Alabama SI0,000,000 in benefit payments. It cooperates closely with the Soil Conservation Service, the Farm Security Administrar tion, the State Department of Education, and other agencies engaged in educational development work. Headquarters are maintained at Auburn as one of the three maior divisions of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The Extension Service personnel totals 373 men and women who are efficiently trained for their respective lines of work. ROSA LEE WALSTON Academic Adviser of Women Students The position of Academic Adviser of Women Students is a new one on the campus. created especially to assist the women in problems arising in connection with their classroom work. The academic adviser helps students to decide on their courses. studies individual cases and makes recommendations as to the hour-load. and checks on points of weakness or strength as may seem desirable. In case of misunderstanding, the academic adviser serves as a mediator between student and instructor. Another function of this office is to give recognition to those whose scholastic standing is of unusual merit. The general problem of adiustment to campus life is carefully considered and an effort is made to interest girls in those organizations which have particular value for them. The response of the girls to this service indicates that it is meeting a real need. CHARLES WESLEY EDWARDS Associate Registrar The Registrar's Office. where both current and permanent scholastic records are kept. is the veritable nerve center of academic activities at Auburn. Among the thousand and one details handled by the office is the acceptance of high school records submitted by new students and, in cooperation with the deans. the handling of scholastic records of those stu- dents who transfer from other institutions. Arrangement of registration procedure. commencement exercises, and confer- ences with students concerning their academic standing and the supplying of information on college records to prospective employers are some of the services performed by the Regis- trar's Office. WILLIAM TRAVIS INGRAM Accountant and Purchasing Agent The accountant handles all the funds of the College, the Ex- periment Station. and the Extension Service. I-le acts as the purchasing agent for all divisions of the College. l-le is the watch-dog of the treasury in that all receipts and disburse- ments are cleared under his efficient supervision. I-le is the business manager of the College, the collector of fees. the adviser of the President on all financial matters. The adminis- tration of the National Youth Administration heads up In the Accountant's Office. I-le acts as the financial adviser of all student agencies and activities. His work is vital to the successful administration of the College. QW' llgvfj The chief source of personnel for fhe Officers' Reserve Corps lies in fhe unifs of fhe Reserve Officers' Training Corps which have been in- sfrumenfal fhroughouf fhe counfry in ifs lead- ing colleges and universifies. Nof only do fhose who falce advanfage of fhe R. O. T. C. fraining prepare fhemselves for useful service in fhe evenf of a nafional emergency, buf also fhe fraining received in fhe handling of groups of men cannof help buf fosfer lafenf qualifies of leadership. Men able and willing fo lead are an assef fo any nafion in eifher peace or WSF. COL. FRED C. WALLACE The aufhorifies of fhe Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfifufe recognize fhe benefifs of milifary fraining and fhe facf fhaf if is every man's duly 'ro prepare himself for efficienf service fo his counfry in a period of nafional crisis. Enrollmenf in fhe Auburn unif is encouraged by fhe award of credifs fowards degrees on a basis comparable fo fhe award of credifs for ofher college courses. - All male sfudenfs who are cifizens of fhe Unifed Sfafes and are physically fif are required fo falce fhe course in Milifary Science and Tacfics during fheir Freshman and Sophomore years. Advanced COUFQSS. leading fo commissions in fhe Officers' Reserve Corps, are offered fo a limifed number as elechve work. Oualificafions for a commission reguire, in addifion fo fhe worlc af fhe college, af- f ' I . . . . endance af one six weelcs camp. This feafure of fhe framing normally follows fhe Junior year. Ab f , ' ' - - . . . . g +011 foneufhirdbof fhe framing consisfs of drill. The remainder is devofed fo lecfures and pracfical HTS fi ' - . . . uc ion in a road range of sublecfs applicable fo fhe fraining of fhe officer. lBelowl Firsi Row' Capf. H. W. Ehrgoff, Mai. R. A Laird, Col. F. C. Wallace Mai E H Al '1' C f L E 'i JGC0bY- SEC Cl R W1 CaPf- W- J- Klepinq G. R. Scifhers, Capf. K. L. Johnson, Capf'f'q.i'sl:. hT1':ITinrion, 10 C pf. L. H. Ham. U ITED TATE ARMY AT UBUH In aclclilion to carrying on its regular functions, the Mil- itary Department is also instrumentalin assisting and sponsoring a nurnber oi other campus activities. The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at Auburn is organ- izecl as a Field Artillery Brigade ot two regiments, a mounted battery and a motorized battery, and one reg- imenr oi Engineers. Auburn is proud of its unit and ol the high standard which it has cons ranJrly maintained. BRIGADE STAFF CADET COL. W. C. I-IITCI-ICOCK CADET LIEUT. COL. L. J. MANTOUX CADET MAJOR E. B. PLAISANCE, Adiutant CADET CAPTAIN J. M. WELDEN, Intelligence Officer CADET CAPTAIN J. D. WILLIAMS, Plans and Training Officer CADET CAPTAIN S. I-I. WILLIAMS, Supply Officer BRIGADE COLONEL BILLY HITCHCOCK Field Artillery U'-rom Left to Rightl: Col. R. T. Dodge, First Engineer Regiment, Col. W. G. Hairston, First Field Artillery Regi- ment, Col. M. B. Bagby, Second Field Artillery Regiment. lBelowI Left to Right: Cadet Mai. E. B. Plaisance, Cadet Lieut.-Col. L. J. Mantoux, Cadet Col. W. C. Hitch- cock, Cadet Capt. .'. M. Welden, Cadet Capt. J. D. Williams, Cadet Capt. S. H. Williams. WY? ' .TIABBAPLD A D I3 MALCOLM MCDONALD ' hx I . A 'U' . UN Q PPT-- Il M 'I 174-' I Qyfli Q 4. 5 ET- if . I :sg G.. in Q., is Q., lu. lg. -QI -In in. Qu in in -QI 11, lg. th -QI :-- Lg! Captain of Scabbard and Blade CHARLES T. ALLEN MILTON BAGBY E. B. BARNES J. F. BISHOP W. O. BUTLER BRANDT T. CAMERON DAVID CANON CHARLES CHISOLM DAVID COX H. B. DARDEN Us I MEMBERS IN FACULTY MAJOR E. H. ALMOUIST CAPTAIN H. W. EHRGOTT CAPTAIN L. A. HAM CAPTAIN L. E. JACOBY OFFICERS MALCOLM B. MCDONALD . . CHARLES S. CHISOLM . . ROY T. DODGE .... JAMES O. OUIMBY . . MEMBERS ROY DODGE A. M. GARRISON GEORGE HAIRSTON MORRIS HALL R. B. HARBESON ARMISTEAD HARPER BILLY HITCHCOCK A. D. HOLMES M. H. HUGGINS E. G. JONES -www, ,. RN CHANDLER JORDAN J. C. LAND W. T. LANEY J. W. LOWERY D. G. LUCE M. B. MCDONALD LOPEZ MANTOUX TOM MARTIN RALPH O'GYWNN J. D. ORR CAPTAIN K. L. JOHNSON CAPTAIN W. J. KLEPINGER MAJOR R. A. LAIRD - COL. F. C. WALLACE . . .. . Capfain . . . Firsf Lieu+enan+ . Second Lieufenani' . Firsf Sergeanf M. R. PANELL W. C. PLESS J. s. POLLARD J. O. OUIMBY T. A. RUSSELL W. B. STELZENM R. M. STRAIN E. A. TAYLOR I MAX WELDEN sp H. WILLIAMS R. M. WOOD ULLER I ' Q wi:- I ,.,.:.' R f - f .- Y? y ,P Ng I , ,..,.f- 'P .R Q! 1' X ,,. Clarinefs-B Flaf W. l.. ALISON D. C. BROYLES M. C. CRUMBAKER C. H. DEAN L. C. DETAMORE M. C. ELLIS W. G. GREENE J. H. HASTIE P. H. HILL E. J. LAWRENCE F. L. LEE M. MCALILY J. N. MCNUTT C. S. MYERS C. C. PELHAM W. E. PLEDGER J. R. POWELL J. F. PRITCHETI A. C. SANSING R. A. SAWYER C. R. VANN H. C. SHARPE E. L. WHITE G. P. YELVERTON R. E. YOUNG Trumpefs B. L. BANKS JOHN BLUNSCHI W. O. BOZEMAN J. G. EUBANKS J. H. FORD CHAS. HIGGINS ,,- f i1 LIBLIP1 BA Trumpefs J. P. IRVINE J. E. IVEY R. B. KNOX B. C. MCCARY J. W. McKEE W. H. MITCHELL W. L. PARKER D. M. ROTH G. L. STROMME AI+o Saxophones L. G. MORRIS ROBERT ORRISON L. O. WESTBROOK Tenor Saxophones H. J. GREENE J. WM. HAZELRIG Barifone Saxophones H. G. SELLERS Alfo Horns H. H. BEASLEY J. R. HUBBARD R, E. LEDBETTER L, B. POWELL D. M. RILEY CIarInef-E Flaf J. B. CROOKS CIarIne'I-C WM. GALLAGHER Basses N. T. BARNETT J. M. BREEDLOVE AB FLOWERS E. L. GIBSON FRANK MCWILLIAMS W. L. NOLL O. P. SOUTH FIu'I'e H. B. POLLARD, JR. Barifones J. F. EDMUNDS D. T. ROGERS L. J. VOGEL Trombones C. H. CHILTON J. V. FIODGES JACK FIUTCHINSON R. M. STRAIN W. H. STOUGI-I W. V. STOUGH S. L. WHITE D. A. YORK Snare Drums I. D. GRABLE W. P. LOCKE J. C. NVARE Bass Drums J. VV. NICHOLS Cymbals E. R. TAYLOR F. E. GRUBBS, Direcfor OFFICERS R. M. STRAIN ...... Presidenf D. A. YORK . , . . Vice-Presidenf J. B. CROOKS . . . . Secrefary E. J. LAWRENCE . . , Treasurer LAWRENCE LEE .... Drum Mellor JACE GREENE . . Assi. Dlum Maier 5 LAWRENCE LEE Drum Maior ......l,.-,,..,. .i- I I 444.4 ' Sl 'QT' A lv' 39' ,s REGIMENTAL STAFF Again 'the Alabama Polyfechnic Ins'riIuIe Cade+s are awarded The slar of disfinciion by I'he War Deparlmenl' for a rafing of Excellenf in Milifary Training. Only I'wenIy-Iwo colleges in Ihe UniI'ecI SIa'res boasfs of Ihis honor which Auburn has received for ninefeen consecuiive years. ENGINE EII IIEGINIENT HRST BAITAUON REGIMENTAL STAFF Cadef Colonel, ROY T. DODGE WILLIAM B. STELZENMULLER Cade? Licuf. Col. ExCCuIiv6 Cadei Caplain, RUSSELL PAUL Adiufanf Cadel Capfain, JOI-IN J. CAIN InIeIIigencc Officer Cadef Caplain, BRADT. M. CAMERON Plans and Training Officer Cadef Capfain, D. S. PRUITT 5UDDIy Officer cada Eirsf uw., JAMES E. GUNN Pc-rssr-nel Adjufanf FIRST BATTALION Caoler Major . . E. A. TAYLOR Cadel Capiain . . J. STEPPE 'A' COMPANY A Cacler Capiain . . . . C. T. ALLEN Caclel IsI Lieui. . . I-I. E. PARKER Caclel ISI Lieuf .... J. A. ROBERTS Caclei 2ncI Lieul ..... E. C. FORBES COMPANY A .,-1-Z. - feil-I., Q- . Pb. The Reserve Officers' Training Corps is of greaf concern To The meieriry of Auburn s+uderr+s. This year rhere are e +e+el of 1,500 BAND STAFF Cadefs enrolled in The Engineering and Field Arlillery Unirs. This involves 'rhe employmenr of ren Commissioned Officers, six Non- Commissioned Officers, rwerrry Praveres Firsf Class, and fhe use of len rrseis ere sevenly-eighf herses. COMPANY B COMPANY C Cadel Caplain .......... A. R. HARPER Cade? Capfain .......... G W FUGATE Cader Eirsi Lieulenanr . . . . A. KNIGHT Cader Eirsf Lieurenanl . . . . S N YOUNG Cader Eirsr Lieurenani . . . . M. B. HESSLEIN Cader Eirsr Lieufenanr . . . . . Cadel Second Lieufenanl . . . . . G. BILBRO Caclei Second Lieurenanf . . . L. G GOLDBERG i' CADET BAND ceder Maior .........,.. R. M. sriwn Cadef Caplain . . . . C. C. PELHAM Cadel Capfain . . . . D. A. YORK Cader Caprain . . . . . J. H. GREENE Cader Eirsf Lieurenanf . . . . W. O. BOZEMAN Cade? Second Lieurenanr . . . . H. B. POLLARD Cade? Second Lieurenanf . . . . C. H. DEAN COMPANY B COMPANY C 'r ss-: me X , ' 42. SECONO BATTALION Cade? Major ..... B. C. JORDAN Cade? Capfain . . . . J. P. ENNIS if COMPANY O Cadef Capfain .... W. E. WILSON Cadejr lsf Lieuf .... JARVIS BROWN Cade-Jr IsJr Lieuf .... J. T. EDWARDS Cadef 2nd Lieu+ ..... S. H. LOWRY i' COMPANY E Cadelr Capfain . . . W. W. WALLACE Cadejr Isf Lieuf ..... B. C. FOSHEE Caclef :S+ Lieulr. . . . . . E. LUETJE Cade? 2nd Lieuf .... . J. C. BROWN A COMPANY F Cadef Capfain . . . R. B. HARBESON Cadef IsJr Lieuf ...... M. A. HALL Cadef ls? Lieuf .... A. F. ARRUZZA Cadef 2nd Lieu+ ..... L. KLINO, JR. FIELD ARTTLLERY Firsl Field Arlillery Regimenl Caclel Col .... GEORGE I-IAIRSTON Cadel Lieul. Col ...... W. S. ELLIS Caclel Caplain .... W. L. ANTLEY ulanl Cadel Caplain .... TOM I-IAGAN Plans and Tram Ing Ollicer Caclel Caplain ...... L. J. DUNN Supply Ollicer 4: FIRST BATTHLIUN Caclel Major Cadel Caplain Cadel Caplain Caclel Caplain Pers nne Exec ul . J. D. ORR . . J. C. KELSO J. C. LAND ulanl N. R. CRAWFORD o I Acliulanl ir BATTEHYTA Cadef Caplaln ...... D. O. COX Caclel Isl Lieul .... I-I. O. BARTON Cadel Isl Lieul .... I-I. C. JACKSON Cadel 2nd Lieul. . . J. T. DOUGI-ITIE Cadel 2nd Lieul. . . . J. M. EDGE 'A' BATTERY B Cadel Caplain Cadel Isl Lieul. Caclel Isl Lieul. . . Caclel 2nd Lieul Caclel 2nd Lieul .... T. M. MARTIN F. M. CHAMBERS A. W. I-IAWKINS C. E. ALEXANDER F. E. BRANTLEY 1' BATTERY C Cade+ Cap+aIn . . . W. O. BUTLER Cadef ISI Lieuf ...... A. BAXTER CadeI ISI LieuI .... W. L. LANGLEY Cadef 2ncI Lieuf .... C. H. CRUMP Cadelr 2nd Lieuf ..... W. J. TODD 'A' SECOND BATTALIUN CadeI Major . . . . T. A. RUSSELL CadeI Captain .... J. K. HOLMES Execufive Cade+ Capfain .... P. B. GIBSON Adiufanf Cadef Capfain .... E. B. BARNES Personnel Adiufanf is BATTERY D Cade+ CapIaIn . GEORGE MCCUTCHEN Cadef ISI Lieu+ ....... V. BURNS Cadelr ISI Lieuf. . . O. W. JACKSON Cadef 2nd LIeuI. . . . S. W. JONES Cadef 2nd LieuI. . . . H. K. MILLER if BATTERY E Cade+ Capjrain . . . A. M. GARRISON CacIeI ISI Lielfr ..... J. N. ADAMS CacIeI ISI Lieuf .... D. W. CANON Cade+ 2nd Lieuf. . . W. H. EULEORD Cadef 2ncI Lieu+. . . W. M. HARGETT BATTEP1 Y E Cadef Caphain . Cadejr Islr Lieujr. Cadejr ISI LieuI. CacIeI 2nd Lieuf. Cadelr 2nd I.ieuI. . G. H. FRAINIKE, JR. .....J.S.DAVIS H. H. GOSSETT . . . T. W. COOPER . . . . E. H. HINES SECOND FIELD ABTILLERY HEGIIVIENT Cade'r Col. . . Cadef Lieur. Col. . . .... M. B. BACSBY . M. R. PANELL Cadef Capfain ..... D. O. LUCE Adiufanf CadeI Captain ..... J. F. BISHOP Plans and g Officer Cade+ Caplrain M. H. HUGGINS Supply Officer FIRST ISATTAL I U .N Cadef Maior ...... R. M. WOOD Cadef Capfain CadeI Caphain CadeI CapIain . . . Personn .....H.S.WEISZ Execufive R. S. OGWYNN Adiufanf W. C. PLESS eI Officer BATTERY A CadeI Capfain . Cadef ISI Lieuf. Cade+ ISI Lieu+. . . . . C. FRANKLIN . . W. HEATH J. C. STEWART Cade+ 2nd Lieur .... J. O. MORRIS Cade+ 2nd I.ieuI . . . . J. F. HOOPER K. ! BATTERY B Cade+ Capfain ..... E. Cv. JONES Cade+ Is? Lieuf ..... H. HILLMAN Cadef lsf Lieuf. . . . R. MCKISSICK Cadelr 2nd Lieuf .... H. HOLMBERS Cadelr 2nd Lieuf. . . G. L. RANDOLPH ir BATTERY C Cade? Capfain .... H. B. DARDEN CacIe+ Isf Lieuf ..... R. M. HAYES CacIe+ lsf Lieuf. . . W. D. GILCHRIST Cade+ 2nd Lieuf .... O. C. BOTTOMS Cade+ 2ncI Lieuf. . . . E. HOLMAN ir SECOND BATTALIUN CacIe'r Major . . . M. B. MCDONALD Cadelr Capfain . . . C. S. CHISOLM Execufive CacIe+ Capfain .... A. D. HOLMES Adiufanf CacIe+ Capfain ...... J. I. WEAR Personnel Adiufanf 'A' BATTERY B CacIe+ Capfain .... W. T. WARREN CacIeJr ISI Lieuf ..... D. C. SMITH Cadef ISI Lieuf. . . A. R. SYLVESTER Cade? 2nd Lieuf ..... T. D. LEWIS Cadelr 2nd Lieuf. . J. W. MCCLENDON BATTERY E Cadef Capjrain .... J. W. LOWERY Cadef Is? Lieuf. . . R. P. MCCLENDON Cade? Is'r Lie-u+ ..... C. E. WILKES Cade+ 2nd Lieu+ .... R. L. MARTIN Cade? 2nd Lieu+ .... W. E. TANNER BATTERYSF Cade? Capfain .... R. M. CARGILE Cadef ISI Lieuf .... E. V. CHAMBERS Cadef ISI Lieu+ ..... E. C. OWENS Cade? 2nd Lieuf. . . . C. C. MILLER Cadef 2nd Lieuf. . . . . M. TORRES BATTEHY.N5 IHorse-DrawnI Cadef Major . . CacIe+ Capfain Cadef Capfain Cadef Capfain Cadef Capfain Cadef Capfain Cade-I Capfain . Cadef Isf Lieulr. Cadef Is'r Lieuf. Cadef ISI Lieuf. Cadef IsI Lieu'r. Cadef 2nd Lieuf. Cadef 2nd Lieu'r. . . I-I. C. WI-IITTING . . . R. M. I-IAIR . T. G. KAR6 . . W. T. LANEY J. O. OUIMBY M. STUDDARD . . I-I. D. SUTTERLIN . . . E. R. DONOVAN R. M. GLOVER J. R. O'I-IARA . . . W. A. WEAVER . . A. KI-IARITONOFF . . . . . R. J. SIVELL BATTERYIU5 IMo+orizecII Cadef Major . Cadef CapIain . G. G. PERRY . . M. T. CI-IENNAULT Cade? Capfain . . E. I-I. SCI-IOMBERG CacIe+ Capfain . Cade? Capfain Cade+ Capiain CacIeI Capfain . . . W. C. WHITMAN CadeI ISI Lieuf. Cadef Isf Lieuf. CadeI Is? Lieuf. Cade? Isf Lieuf. Cadef 2ncI Lieuf. Cadef 2nd Lieuf Cadef 2nd Lieuf. . B. R. SELLERS I-I. A. TAYLOR .....F.L.WARD A. M. HOCUTT C. W. JONES J. S. POLLARD . . . MORRIS WHITE J. D. I-IARRELL .....C.M.PRUET . . . . A. L. KOLBE mg WW J :mai TS STLIDE T ACTIVITIE ep Railm-s Inc H10 one pncfured be- ' id ' h In b C b WAR EAGL QW' , . '-,.-. -- H, ,... y The y cl nh ia cord A b T Th picT b h Th l gall y fl g Th O g B l BET G A TTUPTY UF THE ITE ExciTed rushees and harassed Greeks: regisTraTion's conTusion and Turmoilq meek Freshmen, swaggering Upperclassmeng A Club dances: mass meeTings . . . noisy mobs and ThaT ole Time religion g TooTball games . . . colorTul, Thrilling, breaTh- Talcingq raucous niclcelodeons and Tinlcling glasses in local cafes: bull sessions and The Teeling oT warmTh when dubbed a reg'lar guy q proms, parTies, bangueTs . . . senTimenTal music, beauTiTul girls, The swish oT gorgeous gowns . . . and The melancholy chiming in Samiford Tower: poliTics . . . worried, loguacious, back-slapping Juniors . . . iubilanT winners and deiecTed losers: honor socieTies and The Thrill oT being Tappedg Tinal exams . . 1 wreTched remorse and concerTed, lasT minuTe crammingg agon- ized waiTing Tor grades . . . Then relieT or disappoinTmenT, cel- ebraTion or despair. This is liTe aT The LoveliesT Village. ANU -1 an , ,. w'w,', - ,.. - s . A This T T ph record A b T .- I MAX WELDEN, Pruldoni OFFICERS N'.'iQLff'EN . . . . , . - LXTIIYIEN . . , CHILES . , , . . . PresidenT . Vice-PresidenT . . SecreTary ct LET-TNE-:IT ,.,, . . Treasurer MEMBERS CHF'-l-15595 ERNEST PAPPAS T 'i':'C'Ci MARSHALL SMITH S WSH ALVIN voeTLE SIMMONS FUTCH TLefT To Ri hTl: JACK THE In The Spring of T930 a radical change in The sTudenT governmenT aT The Alabama PolyTechnic InsTiTuTe was eTTecTed. An UndergraduaTe STudenTs' AssociaTion, composed oT every undergraduaTe sTudenT on The cam- pus, was organized. All sTudenT aTTairs are adminisTered. eiTher direcTly or indirecTly, by This body. ATTer eighT years oT Trial and error and readiusTmenT, The Under- graduaTe STudenTs' AssociaTion has proven a Tar more valuable and eTTecTive insTrumenT Tor sTudenT govern- menT Than any oTher meThod aTTempTed aT Auburn. The aims oT The UndergraduaTe STudenTs' AssociaTion are To deal eTTecTively wiTh all maTTers oT sTudenT aT- Tairsg To lceep alive and To perpeTuaTe The TradiTions of our beloved college: To render The service oT Auburn more valuable To The sTudenTs by promoTing The spiriT oT good Tellowship and undersTanding beTween TaculTy and sTudenT: To discharge, TaiThTully and eTTicienTly. The dufies assigned To The associaTion by The college adminis- TraTion: To work hand in hand wiTh The adminisTraTion in all maTTers aTTecTing The welTare oT The sTudenT body: To conTrol and direcT sTudenT Tinancesg and To supervise all sTudenT acTiviTies in such a manner as To be oT greaTesT beneTiT To The sTudenT body as a whole as well as a crediT To The Alabama PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe. The oTTicial represenTaTive oT The UndergraduaTe STu- denTs' AssociaTion is The ExecuTive CabineT, consisTing oT eleven sTudenTs Trom The associaTion. IT is ,The duTy Q OWENS, Teo cHiLes, eeonee LEHNERT, JAKE CHAMBERS ECIITIVE CARI ET OT This group, individually and collecTively, To carry ouT The aims and purposes oT The UndergraduaTe STudenTs' AssociaTion as sworn To during The insTallaTion cere- monies. The members OT The ExecuTive CabineT are elecTed To oTTice by classes in The annual Spring elecTions as Tollows: Four Senior members elecTed by The Senior Class, Three Juniors elecTed by The Junior Class, Two Sophomores elecTed by The Sophomore Class, and one Freshman member elecTed by The Freshman Class. One co-ed member is elecTed by The woman sTudenT group aT large. According To The consTiTuTion oT The Alabama PolyTechnic lnsTiTuTe, The presidenT and The Treasurer shall be members oT The Senior Classy The vice-presidenT shall be a member oT The Junior Class: and The secreTary shall be a member oT The Sophomore Class. ShorTly aTTer The elecTion oT The CabineT members, anoTher sTudenT elecTion is held in which all The oTTicers, wiTh The excepTion oT The Treasurer, are elecTed. The Treasurer is subseguenTly elecTed by The CabineT members. The sale oT Senior Class rings and graduaTion inviTaTions is conTrolled by The Execu- Tive CabineT Through commiTTees. Chairman oT The Ring CommiTTee Tor This year has been Jack Owens, vice-presidenT oT The CabineT. Floyd Pugh, The ExecuTive Cab- ineT's only woman member, has been chairman oT The lnviTaTions CommiTTee. The CabineT sponsors inTramural sporTs Tor The sTudenT body, wiTh all major and minor sporTs being organized Tor This compeTiTion. IT is also in charge oT The dance regulaTions, and is The governing body when changes are made in The rules. The CabineT sponsors The publicaTion oT The RaT Bible, an invaluable handbook Tor Freshmen, which is issued To new sTudenTs aT The beginning oT every school year. These are buT a Tew oT The acTiviTies commanding The aTTenTion oT The FxecuTive CabineT during The regular session. ILefT To Righflz ERNEST PAPPASg MARSHALL SMITH, ALVIN VOGTLE, SIMMONS FUTCH Belo FLOYD PUGH DICK WOOD is lo Len To Righflz MARGARET WATKINS, DORIS wHnE, ELEANOR scorr, wnivuin sninr TGUTER ME T Women sTudenTs aT Auburn are governed by The WOmen's STudenT 6OvernmenT AssOciaTion, which was Organized in Sep- Tember, I922. Miss Zoe Dobbs, Dean OT Women, assisTed in The OrganizaTiOn and is aT presenT an advisory member OT The board. The general execuTive body is The council, which has jurisdic- Tion over all inTracTiOns OT The cOnsTiTuTiOn and regulaTiOns. Each woman sTudenT is a member OT The OrganizaTiOn, and each new woman sTudenT becomes a member by signing a membership pledge aT The beginning OT each semesTer. The purpose OT The OrganizaTiOn is To meeT The problems which concern The women sTudenTs and To help Them in every possi- ble way. The council is composed OT The Tollowing OTTicers: presidenT, vice-presidenT, secreTary, Treasurer, presidenT OT SmiTh I-lall, Town-represenTaTive, and Freshman represenTaTive. All OT The OTTicers excepT The Freshman represenTaTive are elecTed dur- ing The Spring To Till These posiTions The Tollowing scholasTic year. The Freshman represenTaTive is elecTed in The Tall. The OrganizaTiOn has Taken an acTive parT in cOnvOcaTiOns dur- ing The pasT school year in an eTTOrT TO bring women sTudenTs TogeTher. Teas, given weelcly by oTher campus OrganizaTiOns, are all under The supervision OT The STudenT Council, which has also Talcen an acTive parT in sponsoring The second annual May Day celebraTiOn. ' Virginia Holcombe, presidenT OT The WOmen's STudenT Gov- ernmenT AssOciaTiOn, has been very acTive during The school year On behalT OT The co-ed group and has given unlimiTed Time and eTTOrT TO The duTies OT The responsible pOsiTiOn she holds. She is also a member OT Sphinx, an honor OrganizaTiOn Tor women which chooses iTs members On The basis OT scholar- ship, leadership, persOnaliTy, and service. VIRGINIA HOLCOMBE RUTH LOWE. GRACE NEWMAN MARY HAYGOOD T S T 5 i 3 l ll S C i- 's 5. is Y J- ol ld ie in lr- -IAYGOOD ..,,,,4sf, ' X if . A .fr 'S Alumni Secrelary Porler Granl and Presidenl L. N. Duncan examining plans for lhe new Sladium and Field House now under conslruclion. KBelowJ: Maurice I. Bloch, President Auburn Alumni Associalion. LUMN A SUUT Till fe iw M ':i Auburn's sladium is a cerlainlyl This is lhe ollicial slalemenl ol lhe Alumni Associalion, lhe or- ganizalion which has loslered lhe underlalcing and has worked lirelessly lor many years lowards ils accomplishmenl. A large amounl ol credil lor lhe success ol lhe venlure goes lo Maurice l. Bloch, ol Selma, Alabama, who is now serving his lhird lerm as presidenl ol lhe associalion. Under his wise and capable leadership, a new era ol reiuvenalion and developmenl has been experienced by lhe organizalion, and il has grown inlo one ol lhe mosl valuable assels ol lhe college. Lasl year Mr. Bloch was inslrumenlal in selling up an Alumni Endowmenl Fund. Boards and Commillees were appoinled: prinled maller was dislribuled lo all members: and every avail- able lorce ol lhe organizalion was pul inlo play-all lor lhe purpose ol slarling, and lhen perpelualing, lhe endowmenl lund. The presenl policy ol lhe associalion is lo use ils revenue lor lhe conslruclion ol somelhing langible lor lhe school. ll was decided lhal every penny ol all alumni dues would be labeled lor lhese proiecls and could nol be louched lor any olher purpose. The success ol lhe new program was even grealer lhan was al lirsl expecled. Conseguenlly, il is enlirely possible lhal lhe new sladium and lield house, lhe lirsl maior obieclive, will enhance lhe beauly ol our campus belore lhe nexl regular school session is ended. The sile ol lhe new sladium is lo be lhe nalural bowl on lhe wesl side ol Drake Field. For lhe pasl several monlhs work- men have been preparing lhe localion, excavaling where necessary, leveling, and inslalling a modern underground drain- age syslem. Tenlalive plans lor lhe lield call lor a 220-ya rd slraighlaway and a quarler-mile lraclr lo be included wilh- in lhe sladium. The lield house, al lhe norlh end ol lhe sladium, will house dressing rooms, ollices lor lhe coaches. and lacililies lor various indoor conlesls. Anolher lorward slep was made by lhe associalion when Porler Giranl, a lormer slellar end and member ol lhe cham- pionship loolball learn ol l932, was appoinled Alumni Secrolary. lvlr. Granl has spenl a greal parl ol his lime dur- ing lhe pasl year in lraveling lrom lown lo lown in lhe slale organizing local alumni associalions. As a resull ol his splen- did ellorls, a subslanlial increase in lhe lolal enrollmenl ol lhe Alumni Associalion has been noled. The Auburn Alumni Associalion is becoming larger and slronger as more men and women are gradualed, while older members reach higher planes ol prominence and success. ll is ol priceless value lo lhe college. N N EEI1-IE IJ UF THE CE THURSDAY 9 A.M. El.s .a?Ion5 THURSDAY. 4 P.M. F MSD Qvki .A 43 THURSDAY' emo PM f ff S , 2 ' KK! I 1 ,,. 1 QNX .NS 1 1. ' B-zzz..-wr-l1.'.l1L i.,-.v 1 K E Ewa! !!--'B E '-3 '-W 'N .X Y wr X, A -A 490' 'Dwi ED DUNCAN Committee MISS JULIA COLEY THE IU TUTT Oh, lisTen To The Glissen oT The slide Trombone. ThaT was The by-word during The week-end oT The Junior Prom when Will Osborne presenTed his TaIenTed band oT mu- sicians To The FairesT Village. LiTTle Willie broughT along The whole works, beauTiTul and capTivaTing Jan- ice Todd. novel imiTaTions, an excellenT glee club, and The ouTrageous clown of The band, Bill Coburn. Swing ouTl were The orders oT Skipper Osborne, and, boy, we swung. The Prom was led by Miss Jane Dickson, a Tormer cam- pus queen lshe's a schoolmarm nowl. For Tour years liT- Tle Jane quickened The hearTbeaTs oT many an aspiring Freshman . . . especially Phi DelTa TheTa Freshmen. l-ler escorT was CurTy Farley. PresidenT oT The Junior Class, who Tills his execuTive posT guiTe well. A NighT in The CiTy was The novel Theme Tor The dance decoraTions. Behind The orchesTra was a color silhoueTTe oT a meTropoliTan ciTy wiTh Towering skyscrapers over which The peneTraTing rays oT huge searchlighTs were con- Tinually sweeping. l:urTher enchanTmenT was added To The scene by a large roTaTing crysTal suspended in The ceiling, by subdued lighTs oT variegaTed colors, and by likeness oT TraTerniTy cresTs hung aT poinTs oT vanTage abouT The hall. EVERYBODY SWINGS in 'T' , PTTDME AD There were seven dances in The seT and every one oT Them a compleTe success. Ed Duncan, Chairman oT The Social CommiTTee, is To be commended Tor The Tine sTyle in which The Junior Prom was conducTed. So now we musT add The TiTle oT PromoTer To The red-head's pasT- proven TalenTs . . . salesman, Lochinvar, poliTician, or whaT have you? Well, The Prom is over. Will Osborne, aTTer singing and swinging his way inTo our aTTecTions, has Taken leave of Auburn. Gone also are The bevies oT beauTiTul dam- sels who sTroIIed among The campus oaks and glided graceTully across The dance Tloor wiTh our local Taylors and Gables. The Junior Prom has come and gone Tor anoTher year, buT There are many oT us who will noT soon TorgeT ThaT glorious week-end. l-low True are The words . . . The song is ended buT The memory lingers on. As The GlomeraTa goes To press, lasT minuTe reporTs reveal ThaT The Social CommiTTee is making lavish plans Tor The lasT oT The major dance seTs, The Senior Prom. Some oT The mosT ouTsTanding dance bands in The EasT are being considered Tor The aTTair, buT as yeT no deTiniTe decision has been made. ln The pasT, iT has been The cusTom oT The Social CommiTTee To make The Junior Prom The ouTsTanding social evenT oT The year. l-lowever, This year, Chairman Duncan sTaTes, an aTTempT will be made To make The Tinal dance seT as large and as enTerTaining as any oTher. . This recenT move comes as a resulT oT a resoluTion To honor The reTiring Senior. The CommiTTee reasoned ThaT The Senior Dances should hold The limelighT inasmuch as mosT oT The major oTTices on The campus are held by Seniors, and a send-oTT such as a successTul seT oT dances should be mosT TiTTing. The Senior Prom will be led by Miss Julia Coley, oT Alexander CiTy. lvliss Coley has been a popular visiTor Tor many oT The dances held on The campus. She is an honor sTudenT aT Alabama College, a member oT The inTercollegiaTe Who's Who, and presidenT of The Presi- denT's Council. l-ler Tall, dark, and handsome escorT will be Woody l-lall, presidenT oT The Senior Class, member of The lnTerTraTerniTy Council, super-salesman oT class rings, and general Big ShoT oT The Campus. So now, dear Seniors, The sTage is seT Tor The Tinal drama of your collegiaTe liTe. The Social CommiTTee sincerely Top: Miss Jane Dickson. BoTTom: Will Osborne, whose band Tur- nished The music. hopes ThaT The Senior Prom will serve To make your remi- niscences oT The FairesT Village mosT pleasanT. Now, beTore you Take upon your shoulders The worries oT The world . . . grocery bills, renT, income Taxes. and The an- cienT problems oT keeping up wiTh The Joneses . . . we inviTe you To go ouT and shine once more. , l E SA Scabbard and Blade neophyfes look ing for Venus. Senor Baldy looks on. Mr. and Mrs. Homecoming Easy, boys, you mighf break a shirt One Rai knows how +o use his head. Preacher Saunders delivers a blue Monday sermon. Auburn Players making up for Oliver Oliver. 90 degrees in 'I'he shade. Texriles fendin' +o fheir kniHin'. Glee Club quar're'r warms up. IO. The Texiile lads will dye for you. EVTE l. Thai' ole 'lime religion . 2. Spades ini'I'ia'rion. 3. Looks like we're siranded. 4. You've gof someihing 'rhere, Pro . Hixon. 5. Somebody losf a nickel. 6. Nol a criH'er was siirring, noi' even f If . f I N-ekxjl ' 1 J! xx l Xiu ., Q T. 9 :- ef, 1 a mouse. 4 Q N ' 19 S I 7. Giving our Ra+s The works. 1 8. The General died a+ dawn. 9. Fafher Bridges and son. ll. Regisirafion day, when we swea'r If and kuss and pray. 7' 1. 'il as , 5, I I-A W, A ,u-'W . i av-id 'I l I .' Sl? z. 'i' .fig , 51. .V A-- ! W' ' 5 - 1- l i Qiki I' 5 1 l 5 1 i 1 Band Sponsor Elleen Nearing and Drum Major Lawrence Lee while +he band plays fhe Alma Mafer. Fu Manchu and all 'lhe lads. O.D.K. Cake Race off 'lo a good sfarf. 42nd Slreel' ain'+ go? nolhin' on LIS. Clay modeling sludies facls and figures. The lime we had +he Chemislry Profs under us. l ius'r can'+ concenlrale, can you, Lopey? So 'rhe Cabinel does meel, affer all! Oh, Paul, wha'r preHy eyes you have! Soup's on. The Alumni Banquef in honor of our president CA DID They say 'ihey're geH'ing oui a year- book ai dear old Kilby Prison nexi yean Truck on down +o my house, baby. Jack Adams and his 'five li++le whooper-uppers. Life-drawing class faking life seri- ously. Oh, Dudley, how you slay 'em. A. D. Holmes and his Columbus school marm. This Texiile Engineering is barrels of fun. Cap'n. McNul'ry and ihree siooges in a game of pasiure-pool. This looks like The Keniuclcy Derby, bul i+'s iusl' regis'I'ra'I'ion. Mon+gomery's parade of 'l'he year. CA ERA ix Jimmie Fenlon receives lhe Blue Key award. Thai greal Auburn Band in forma- lion. Presiden'r's mansion al sunsel. Don Johnson on lhe firing line. Weldon has iusl macle a speech. Dr. Duncan welcomes 'rhe Orange Bowl Champs back home. As+aire Silva and one of fhe beaufies. Dr. Fred Allison splils an alom. Wee Willie Wallace fhinks he's Bill Tilclen. Son Thomas, freed by a couple Chi Omegas from Newlon Hill. HUT Ahoy, lhere sailor, how 'hour a li'f+. Coronarion of a Rai. The Godbolcl brorhers and Profes- sor Hess coolcing up a goocl debale. Dr. Allen's chemislry class, quief, people are sleeping. Soldier boys and some smoke screenery. No vislling, pliz. The chow line al camp. Oh, Dave, you say 'rhe cuiesi +hings. Dr. Duncan and Governor Graves walching Auburn ialce Sou+hern. You've gol +0 be a foofball hero. Two local Wiessmullers, faking if easy as usual. . filp :Lt X , I Ss Q G x Herberl Drake winning lhe O. D. K. Cake Race. Ramsey Hall behind lhe bars. Swimming leam aspiranls laking lhe plunge. Floyd is designing her lulure vine- covered shack. Auburn's grealesl day was when lhe lrain slopped. Ask lhe man who owns one. Pele and Billy slrul as Will Osborne looks on. Pholographer Knighl look lhis one al a lull gallop. Jusl a lillle ray ol sunshine, bealing il oul lor lhe Auburn Knighls. Professor Darling poses lor Thealre Arls Monlhly. Dean Judd conlers wilh slale Y. M. C. A. ollicials. AP. if -L.. Tea dance in Siudenf Recrealion Cenier. Slrong man acl: 'rhe big bully. Head noise-maker wifh his whisfle and slick. Our cheerleaders somefime resorf 'ro prayer. Lake Auburn during fhe Summer Session. Happy days are here again. We don'+ blame you, Sara, we'd hide our 'Faces foo. Auburn Tigers on +he warpaih again. Hello, Johnny, who's your pal? Miss Lamar, we believe you're in bad company. HOT Q ivy. MOB Miss Cupid Hayes in aclion. One reason for a predicied enroll- men'r increase in 'rhe Ari' Depar+- menf. Our Summer Pullman ai Fori' Ben- ning. I Two 'rough guys lDu+ch and Bol and +heir lady friends. Coach Wilbur Hu'rsell's medicine show. The Glee Club: say Ah for fhe nice man. ft mv . lg HB3 ii li Four liHle Robin Hoods all in a row. Typical scene of campus beauly in 'rhe spring. The recepiion commiHee ai +he Delia Sig Lodge, Jo Jo, George. and Bubba. Bill Sfelzenmuller in +ypical George Rafi posfure. , .gl NA We don r see any+hing funny, Aum' Hallie. How aboul' a no break, huh? Tony and Dol' in a well-execuled Rhumba. Look a'r rhal' hardware: +hey musl' have cooked up a good debale. Slriking example of whal rruslful souls our co-eds are. An off 'rackle play behind perfecr inlerference. These soldier boys are lough looking hombres. Anyone who can read and wri+e is cerfainly popular in 'lhis fown. Professor Goslin, who dishes ou'l' Physics Lab. in no mean fashion. They musl' be having rrouble wi+h 'rheir hor-wafer sys'rem. Breadline for 'rhose who bel' on Michigan S'ra're. mfwsvnfiii ' ' J Y' R7 'rf JAMES summ, sdnof I I E EDITORIAL STAFF 1 :L i'Tix: . . w i 1 . . 3 - ?.f, xN . , 'Q-xyfx ...-g, C Lei , . Managing . . Associafe , . . Associafe , , News . . Sporfs . . Sociefy . , Feafure . . Special . . Special . . Ca Edifor Edifor Edifor Edifor Edifor Edifor Edifor Wrifer Wrifer Wrifer rfoonisf ' 90 'l9h?: TROUP, GODBOLD, FOSTER HOWARD WORKMAN, Managing Edifor AUBUTT THE AUBURN PLAINSMAN is fhe official semi-weekly sfudenf newspaper of fhe Alabama Polyfechnic lnsfifufe. If is edifed, financed, and published by fhe sfudenfs of fhe insfifufion and is fhe official organ fhrough which fheir acfivifies are publicized. The paper is in fhe charge of an edifor and business manager who are elecfed by The members of fhe Junior Class from a group approved by fhe Publicafions Board. Making ifs appearance fhis year as a complefely reorgan- ized, modern newspaper, The Plainsman carried ouf fhe sfreamlined frend of fhe presenf day. New fype faces were adopTed. heads were seT flush IeTT, column rules were dropped Trom The ediTorial page, and every eTTorT fo TaciIiTaTe easy reading was made. A beaT sysTem oT news coverage was puT inTo eTTecT, a morgue was insTaIIed in The newspaper oTTice, and a managing ediTor was ap- poinTed To assisT The ediTor in every way. ETTorTs were made To organize The sTaTT along The besT pracTicaI lines of large daily papers. The sTaTT oT The paper is made up oT sTudenTs who are inTeresTed in The worlc and The pursuiT oT Their duTies is enTireIy voIunTary. I'Iowever, consisTenT worlc is a pre- requisiTe To being IisTed on The masT head which carries The names oT The enTire ediTorial and business sTaTTs. IT is largely Through The cooperaTion oT The sTaTTs ThaT The ediTor and business manager are able To make a success oT The paper. AIThough The maior parT oT The Plainsman was devoTed To local campus news, many sTories oT oTher schools had Their parT in making iT more valuable To The sTudenTs. The edi- Torials were mainly concerned wiTh The problems con- TronTing sTudenTs in Their IiTe aT college, buT many oT Them were devoTed To The creaTion oT deeper philosophic ThoughT and inTeresT in The problems oT The world. Regular edirorial columnar TeaTures gave discussions oT campus news and naTionaI news. S The Plainsman TeaTured a series oT sTudenT opinion polls during The year To geT, so Tar as possible, an accuraTe cross-secTion of sTudenT ThoughT. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT The insTiTuTion, The paper sponsored a creaTive wriTing conTesT To encourage The sTudenT auThors oT poems, essays, and shorT sTories. Prizes were awarded To Those conTribuTing The besT worlc in each Tield. The heads oT The paper spenT Their Time alTernaTely baslc- lng in The lighT oT praise and laboring under The load oT criTicism. YeT, whaTever The resulT, iT may be said ThaT a conscienTious eTTorT was made To succeed. ell fSf'i ki Qhestc Ik . I ny S04 CLARENCE PRU ET Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF CLARENCE PRUET ...... Business SAM TEAGUE .... AssisTanT Business ALVIN VOGTLE .... AssisTanT Business CHARLIE GRISI-IAM .... WILLIAM CARROL . . AssT. JULIAN MYRICK . . . AssT. ARTHUR STEELE . . . . . BOB ARMSTRONG ..... CLAUDE I-IAYDEN ..... wiiiimvi Roreuseizrw . . . w. D. Mooov ....... TOM CI-IEATI-IAM . . . . Lefi To righf: GRISHAM, TEAGUE, voe-ILE AdverTising AdverTising AdverTising CircuIaTion AdverTising CircuIaTion CircuIaTion CircuIaTion CircuIaTion Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager AssisTanT AssisTanT AssisTanT AssisTanT AssisTanT 1 Ai L15 x,'1QT 5 it X X UNE MORRIS HALL Edifor LEWIS THOMAS BILL TROUP EDITORIAL STAFF MORRIS I-IALL . DALLAS BENTON PERRY SCI-IWARTZ . . . Eclilor . Assislanl Edilor . . Assislanl Edilor DARCEY TATUM . . . Assislanl Eclilor C. W. THOMPSON LEWIS THOMAS . BILL TROUP . . JUNE GALT . . JAKE COOPER . . . . ED DAVIS .... DENNIS NEWTON PAUL RUDOLPI-I . CHARLES KELLY . . . Assislanl Eclilor , . . Assislanl Edilor . . Sporls Edilor . . . Class Edilor Compiling Assislanl Compiling Assislanl Compiling Assislanl Compiling Assislanl Compiling Assislanl THE Wilb llfie aid ol llie Edi- lorial and Business Slalls and llie advice ol llie Pub- licalions Board, we lmave lound lliis iob ol pulling oul a boolc lo be a lol ol lun. ll is a lrying laslc, bul also an exciling one. A lol ol sleep lias been losl and a lol ol classes have been cul,bulilwel1ad llfie wlnole iob lo do over we would probably do llle same lbing again and like il. BUSINESS STAFF JARVLS BROWN . . MAX WELDEN . . . OURTY FARLEY . . BiLLY MCOEHEE . PAUL MCRENNEY . JACK OWENS . . BOB ARMSTRONG . LUCIAN HICRS . . MARSHALL HOOPER JOHN GODBOLD . RANDOLPH PENTON ART OUSLEY . . . JOHN DEMING . . BILL DODD . . JIM MARTIN . . . . . Business Assislanl Business . . Adverlising . . Colleclion . . Adverlising . . Compiling . . Aclverlising . . Conlracf . . . . Conlracl . . . . Aclverlising Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Manager Assislanl Manager Manager AssisTanT . . . . Mailing Clerlc . Mailing . . Mailing . . Mailing . Mailing Assislani Assislanf AssisTan'r Assislanl' JARVIS BROWN, Business Manager BA 1958 BENTON SCHWARTZ TATUM THOMPSON ARMSTRONG FARLEY HICKS HOOPER GLU Q 4- D M W H K ' 1 N 1 V s 5 4 9 i f O 4 s 4 E p i 1 ! K E , s u i 4 r 5 A i r' 1 E Y l . F 1 1 ,I 3 E s K lx' ! 'Q ? 1? P P 5 . I T ' 4 I T Y Q Q' r I , 2 1 p 1 1 V r , i - i I 4 1 4 i 1 , I , 1 I , 1 E ' Q F , S Y ,, , , I I 'l T s , a L N N .K- ! . r i pl: A , , O .ii , K xwvw, ,fs A GEORGE W. HALL, Presidenfg RANDOLPH PANELL, Secrefaryg MARY HAYGOOD, V WALLACE, HisTorian CLASS OFFICERS GEORGE W. HALL ............ PresidenT MARY HAYGOOD . . Vice-PresidenT RANDOLPH PANELL . . . SecreTary ANDREW CURLEE . . . . . Treasurer HisTorian WALES W. WALLACE . . . . Once again Auburn bids Godspeed To a large class of graduafing Seniors. This Time They number 53I, bringing The grand ToTal up To 7393. The Senior class of I938 is one of quiTe some disTincTion. As a group iT has always been noTed Tor iTs parTicipaTion in ouTside acTiviTies. ln The TirsT year of iTs exisTence. iT gained The unique disTincTion of inauguraTing The annual Freshman Hop. an affair which shows promise of being perpeTuaTed as anoTher Auburn cusTom. In The fashion of Their pre- decessors, The men and women of This group will carry wiTh Them The glorious Tradifions and valuable Teachings of characTer ThaT Tour years of associaTion on This campus Trace so indelibly on one's mind. They will seek Their TorTunes in a manner Thaf will be a crediT To Their Alma Maier. L j k g w'Iol'4 'WI' ' .. ,M ice-Presidenfg WALES 'Y W L ' 4 0'-Q'-'Lv ' in ,-5 er- T f i T , A 2 -,grn .ii .......,. ,T T 1 mme' -..c '-r ...u.c--,a... . --. .- , . .,....c..l..,,....,... , 'li3IElni5 '.' ' Y -- T -- A - A ::g::r::.p ' ,... ...........,..,... l 3 a 4 C V Q . 4 K TOP ROW JACK NOLEN ADAMS ,..... . . Alexander Cily Egg rf-gg A Vrzirisrmfion ll K 'l' ll ,f mf. I .- fs '1- ', Coarcilg Head Cheerleader, '37- L'-v-' f'Y! f- I. Z, 3g Friendship Councilg A Club. ROBERT HENRY ADAMS .... . . Cleveland, Ohio I Archifcclurc Scarab CLIFTON E. ALEXANDER . . . . . . Cherokee 3.17m-S: A.xmirIs!raUiQn WILLIAM LOCKWOOD ALISON . . . . . Minfer B.: 'f-as A.,:r-.Ir-Esfr.xrir,n ll K A CHARLES T. ALLEN, JR. . . . . Birmingham C - E'.ZA'r.'uri'g I X wr'-5 1'-.-rf, ae, C,,r,g, eowm H. ALLEY . . . .... . Q,,d,de,, i ., K, E,7',.UL,,,g ll H X A. l. E. E. YV. ALSTON, JR. . . u Linden .X l' l' J' CURNS AMOS- JR- - . . LaGrange LN ..4,'f .':a'fs'- t 9. Q -:- fr- IUR L O CHARLIE cr-usoLM BOTTOM ROW LESTER ANTLEY .......... . . Ellore, S. C. Educafion A 2 CP A Club: Capiain of Foofball Team, '37-'38 BRYANT J. ARMISTEAD ........ . Dayfon Mechanical Engineering LUTHER WILLIAMS ARMSTRONG . . . . Birmingham Manager of fhe I938 Baskerball Chemical Enqmeermg Team, an O. .D. K. and musr be 2 N an good soldier because he is Frrsf Lieufenanf of Scabbard and Blade. Page 70 HOWELL C. ARRENDALE ...... . . Tiger, Ga. Veferinary Medicine A NP ALBERT FRANCIS ARRUZZA ..... Sfamford, Conn. Chemical Engineering Tau Bela Pig Phi Lambda Upsilon AUSTIN FRANKLIN ASHURST . . . East Tallaszee, Pharmacy Rho Chig Pharmaceurical Sociefy ROSCOE T. AVERY ............ Birmingham Business Adminislralion 2 A E VENNIS AVERY ........... . Tuscaloosa Home Economics ll l l I I l S --ll in- :,,.w,w-,hwy Ang A fgfL'i2'o--.' Q: E l,,gM,g- h Wg is T. as fa A P Tflfle- A .5 ,MM . V ' '---- -- .....a4C...L,..4-.. ..-A . .. .J Q-L...-. X A f '-----. J .MM Q w,,. .. v A -----...,.:.,, , - -:K-1 Q -K TOP ROW MILTON B. BAGBY ............. Birmingham Business Adminislrafion 'Q:.-A Q if his G,-'Q t Q. '155-'-2: . IUP1 IT K A Blue Keyg Scabbard and Blade: Social Commilleeg Col- onel, R. O T. C. G L WILLIAM C. BAKER, JR. ...... Knoxville, Tenn. ' Archileclure ROY DODGE MATTIE JO BARBER .......... . . Buller , , Colonel of The Engineer Reglmenl, Home Economics an O. D. K., a member of Scab- 9 T bard and Blade. The man who Kappa Della Pig Home Economics Club JAMES FLOYD BARNARD ....... . . Faye'He Chemical Engineering V A. l. Ch. E.g Plainsman, 2 ETHEL BARNES . . ..... . Dofhan Dielelics Home Economics Club EVERETT BECK BARNES ...... . Gallion Pre-Medicine 'I' T SZ Pre-Medicine Clubg Scabbard and Blade HERBERT BARNES .......... . . Winfield Agricultural Educalion Agricullural Clubg F. F. A. HARVEY OWEN BARTON . . . .... . . Cordova Business Adminisfrafion says liflle, bu? gels Things done and makes The besl. of grades along wilh ll. X..-Q. Q ' 2 . ,fl Elgin . ,sl , gy: -if isp! - e -'X A K-an vp .. Page 7l BOTTOM ROW JEAN R. BATIGNE .i ........... Mechanical Engineering A X A Pa ris, France A. S. M. E.: lnfernafional Relafions Club AARON BAXTER ......... . . Vinegar Bend Agriculfure Agricullural Club JOE F. BAXTER ............ . Headland Veferinary Medicine E X BYRON V. BEAN . ........ . Clanlon Educalion MERRILL J. BEARD ......... . . Frisco Cify Agricultural Educalion A I' P Agricultural Club: F. F. A.: Band, l, 2, 3 ROBERT DOUGLAS BEATTY . . . . Birmingham Agriculture E X BEVERLY BASSETT BIGGIN .... . . Auburn Archileclure K A Scarab GERALD L. BILBRO ....... . Alabama Cify Archifcclurc n.4. , 1- 'JV' ma eehuf-.-M.: r ' n5.,f.if ri-q, aamwxnruzf-y f ...Jets flat: r - ' ' ','j1Tr1'.! 'S13!'TS'?N1L9f 'V' V ' 1 T O P R O W HELEN uisuop .... .... . Lincoln ff 1- .A E y f- gs Ezuca '1 JOHN F. BISHOP, JR. . . . . . . . Akron Ai1Yic,,l?,,YJi Scir.-'z-:c ll K A S-.alhxrci ard B'adc MARY E. BISHOP . . . ........ . . Lincoln Pl. 1- Ex' i ics Educalion GORDON BLACK . . . . . . . Arab Ax'.,'-'a. E.1.Ca is ll' T if J. HOMER BLACKSTONE . .Gadsden 52' L. 'JJ fR1 i'iSfYQliCn 'Ja' CLD vicron HUGO aLuMasRc5 . . , , oieenl N, C, ':'. l.'-q: 1 L .i -s- -f A 5 S Club Amisruo M. eoume ......... ceniefviiie A 2' Z. 'Jr f.:.:3 THOMAS E4 BONDS ---.. ....... A damsville U-,..,. , ' . '.'- -cr. A Nffe- ' 5 - Q77 S W S J Q . IUPI CLAS DAVID HAMILTON A member of Blue Key, Secrelary and Treasurer of fhe lnlerfraler- nity Council, never in lrouble, buf always frying lo help someone else oul of a lamb. Page 72 ... .-?.-..- ' BOTTOM ROW OSCAR CARSON BOTTOMS, JR. . . . . . Secondary Educalion 3'k Gadsden A. J. BOUANCHAUD ........ New Roads, La. Business Adminislralion A 2 II CHARLES M. BOWLING, JR. ...... C Elecfrical Engineering E X W. O. BOZEMAN, JR. ........ . . Texlile Engineering 'If XI' Della Phi Omega, Band, l, 2, 3, 4 F. E. BRANTLEY ............ . . Chemical Engineering DONALD R. BRANUM ........ . . Mechanical Engineering 2 lb E orbin, Ky. Andalusia Evergreen Decafur ZACKIE H. BRIDGES ............. Auburn Velerinary Medicine BEN L BROCKWAY Agricullural Science I' Panola K I l i. JA:- l A 4 . .............. I L, ., -., ,AM A P B I ii I 7 i .a.. x , I tv Lil, , -A V- ,rn V W--. .,,.,,. ,,-A,gY L-, ,, A ,CNW .,.,-,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,, 'N gif, f Vx A-' 1 Q sv ' N- S?- F- -:-Q T O P R O W W. G. BROCKWAY ............ . . Panola Agricultural Administration I 0 R CECILE VELMA BROWN ..... . . Millry G L A S S Home Economics 9 E O EARL W. BROWN ..... , ....... Birmingham Mechanical Engineering BILLY HITCHCOCK B'dCl l'ih R.O.T. HARRY B. snown ............ Maywood, nl. Cf g23a'f,,a,,'f Ziefhgngasfbaii Team' Electrical Engineering gieslgenk Ogn3lleOneAof ?ILib'bgSri 2 fb E I saiety men in the country. JAMES COUCH BROWN ......... Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering A 2 X JARVIS BROWN ............. Montgomery ' Civil Engineering Z ID E O.D.K.,' Business Manager, I938 GIomerata g Manager of Va 5'iY B6SketbaII, 25 Co-Business Manager, l937 Fresh- man Handbook: Executive Cabinet, 3, 43 lnterfraternity EOUVJCII., I. 2:HKeysg Ex-Officio Member Board of Student ubl'Cai'0n5i Wh.o's Who Amonq Students in American Universities and Colleges ELIZABETH BRYAN ............. Brundidge Home Economics Education K A Cardinal Key JAMES RUSSELL BUNTIN ....... . . Pansey ,f,.I..- -V - Science and Literature 2 IT Blue Key: Keys: Editor, PIainsman, '37-'38 Page 73 .iq BOTTOM ROW RETHIA BURNS ........... Home Economics VERNON P. BURNS ....... Education RALPH O. BUSH ......... . . Electrical Engineering JIM ED BUTLER ............. Chemical Engineering A. l. Ch. E. WILLIAM OSBORNE BUTLER ..... Business Administration EX WILLIAM H. CAHOON .... Pharmacy A E -I' JOHN JAMES CAIN ....... . Mechanical Engineering E 'I' E WILLIAM B. CALLAWAY . . . - Electrical Engineering I3 K Wedowae Frisco City . Auburn Woodville Greenville . Gadsden Mooresvillo . Florence H -1 if V tg' MJ ,re an , , g..'.....,.l ,., if -f - ' fr ' . . , .f-'Hx' . ...M-w,,,..,f . A--wp.. -. i..-.. ., WH. V..- ,mm 1 .A,, .1 ' ' -inn-:wwf P- -w'-'Mfr 'A' T -f-1--Q----we-.--I-Q.: -r '- V- ' 7- Ti ,, , .,, .... .,.....,....V,...,. F 1 , I N SI A x x x x X. R R K 3 I.: F'i Nffif . 4 C'- , wt EZ Us . row now 'IH' sorrom Row . . ST ARR ...... . . Sl IRADI MILROY CAMERON .... .... B irmingham JACKSON ASHHUE C Q . n em E APG, E 1.PCcr.nq I U R Business Admlnrslrahon QL xc hx I. I I' AXA IA, Eff., Fig Em llasm Nu: Scnbbard and Blade, A. .l. E E3 R O, T, C3 X'.'ho'5 Who Among SIudcnIs an American Univcrsifics and Colleges. JACK W. CAMMACK ........ . Camden Aqriculhiral Science Agriculfural Club, 3, 4 JOHN H. CAMP ............. Birmingham Agficullural Education Aqriquleurql CIU HARRY CAMPBELL . . . b, F. F. A. . . . .... Section Agricultural Science v la. Ur: 4' Omega' lvvcr frafcrnily Council DAVID W. CANON ....... . Opelika 5-1m-ss Ay'-,5f's'ra on -I' A Il a ' Sqn-3 Sf. --ming Team WILLIAM C. CANTRELL . . , , Hamilfon Fry Hu-:'c -- A. E. D MILTON MARIO ARDWELL . . . . Monfgomery Cw- 1: E'g-f- 1 . lv X N4 I - Ng Pb:-S I V R. M. CARGILE . . I u . Covin 1. - -..-..-i,---.........,-.,, ,AU A, ,N -'l C -2: R. O. T. C. L S A. D. HOLMES Vice-President of O. D. K., a member of the Social Commillee and Scabbard and Blade. People are wondering whelher he is go- ing fo school in Auburn or Co- lumbus, Ga, Page 74 GX lnlernalional Relalions Club: Plainsman Sfaff, 2, 3, 41 Swimming, 2, 4 FRANK M. CHAMBERS ........ . . Faunsdale Business Adminislrafion K 2 Execulive Cabinef FRANK VERNON CHAMBERS . Pre-Law . . LaFayeIfe R. O. T. C. HARLOW M. CHAPMAN ....... . . Hunfsville Chemical Engineering II K A M. T. CHENNAULT ........... Maxwell Field Aeronaulical Aclminislralion Caprain, R. O. T. C. CHARLES SMITH CHISOLM ...... . . Selma Chemical Engineering K A Spades, Omicron Della Kappag Scabbard and Blade: Manager, Baskelballg Caplain, R. O. T. C.: Who's Whg Among Sludenls in American Universiries and Colleges AUBREY A. CLEMENS ........... Scolfsboro Agricultural Educalion Agricultural Club, F. F. A. F. SCOTT CLEMENS ............ . Seale Agricullural Adminisfralion , i f T i ' TOP ROW CARTER N. CLEMENTS .......... . Benton Mechanical Engineering 2 fb E A. S. M. E. VIRGINIA EVELYN CLEMENTS ..... Avon Park, Fla. Science and Literature ROY COLE . .............. . . Graham Agricultural Science A I' P Agricultural Club ROBERT A. COLEMAN ......... . Tuscumbia Mechanical Engineering K 2 ERNEST S. COLLIER .......... . Titus Agricultural Education K A IT FRANK YOUNG CONNER, JR. ....... Tuskegee Business Administration II K 'I' Delta Sigma Pi THEO COOKE ............ . Marion Home Economics E A Theta Epsilon THORNTON COOPER ........ . . Opelika Textile Engineering IUH L SS MALCOLM MCDONALD Member of Blue Key, Captain of Scabbard and Blade, and spends a lot of time out on Society Hill. He calls it Fooling around. ,J tl' Q It Xi-'W 7 -.vi a .,' Page 75 BOTTOM ROW TURNHAM WILSON COOPER ..... . . Dixiana Textile Engineering 'If K T lnterfraternity Council: President of Phi Kappa Tau, 4 JOSH COUCH, JR. .......... . Dothan Business Administration 'IP A 9 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming, I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID OGDEN COX ...... . Mobile Chemistry A 11 'I' Blue Key: Scabbard and Bladeg Phi Lambda Upsilong Tau Kappa Alpha: Social Committee, 4g Business Man- ager, Glee Club, 35 Captain, R. O. T. C. HOLLAND EUGENE COX ........ . Birmingham Industrial Engineering A S 'I' VIRGIL FORREST CRABTREE, JR ..... Greensboro Chemical Engineering ZZ A I-I Social Committee: A. I. Ch. E. CHARLES H. CRANFORD ...... . . Birmingham Business Administration Glee Club, 3, 4. JOHN MORRIS CRANFORD . . . . . . Birmingham Science and Literature NORMAN ROY CRAWFORD . . . . Marion Agricultural Science A I' I' President, Agricultural Club 1 MVN , -.....,..- .-.MA . . g -4 mn ,..,.., c .-.N -' - A W, Y Y A . .. H- m-- .. 53,57-:-rx-wwf ' ' ' 'A' W . .... .. V5 f'- f 'f '- 'TM'V , . ,f,-,..........,... K 4 is ' I T O P R O W aowem cnmsnoen ....... klein- Economics VERNON PREUIT CROCKETT ..... Ci.i5 Engineering A. S. C. E. KATE CROSSLEY .... ........ Stir-rcc and Lilcra'urc K A PL.aif'sman Staff, -1, 5 MARSHALL O. CRUMBAKER ...... !.'i-.3',mr.c,gl Engineering A nl. U A S. Ll, Eg Sara, I, 2,3 CHARLES HENRY CRUMP . . . . ICN. Q Ergf'-Q-ri-Q -I' li 'I' Phi Psi JAMES W. CUNNINGIIAM . . C--U 'cc' .4 'I Il Il JACK CURRIE . . 55 H I ' 5' .X 2 II monew JoHNsoN 0,-Inav, Jn. , Az. . . ----..Q,,,,,,,-- . ,,,.,.,,,,, . . Haleyville . Leighton . . Opelika Fairbury, Ill. . . Pell cn, . Florence . Afmore . . Florence 35141 f . cw ti 9. Qc- 1:- IUP1 GL S LOPEZ MANTOUX In fhe R. O. T. C. he rales The posifion of Lieufenanl Colonel of the Brigade and in O. D. K. he wields the gavel, buf spends mos? of his time at 259 South Gay SI. I I I Page 76 BOTTOM ROW HUGH B. DARDI:N, JR ......... Hogansville, Ga. Business Adrninislralion Thela Chi: Omicron Della Kappa: Scabbard and Blade: Class Vice-Presidenf, '35-'36: Glee Club, I: Assisfanl Business Manager, Plainsman Sfaff, 3: PIainsman Sfaff, 1, 2, 3, R. o. T. c. I ALFRED- core wives ......... . Mobile Business Adminislralion MAX DAVIDSON ............. Monfgomery Veterinary Medicine JAMES M. DAVIS ............ Columbus, Ga. Archifecfure JEPTHA S. DAVIS, JR ....... ...... P ike Road Agricullural Engineering JOHN EAYRES DAVIS, JR. .... . . Birmingham Archilecfure Z N Scarab: Foofball, 2, 4 ELIZABETH DAWSON ....... . . Loachapoka Education Kappa Della Pi CLAY H. DEAN ............. Moultrie, Ga. Civil Engineering Z sb E Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I: A. S. C. E.: R. O. T. C. . -gl I I I ,Qi- TOP ROW WILLIAM DOUGLAS DEAN ...... . Auburn Veterinary Medicine A. V. M. A. LESTER ARVEL DEESE ......... Fitzgerald, Ga. Veterinary Medicine A XI' VIRGIL O. DELONEY ......... . . Ozark Agricultural Education F. F. A. JAMES N. DENNIS ....... . . Clanton Agriculture VELA ELIZABETH DENNIS ......... Wetumpka Home Economics Education MIRIAM DENTON ....... . Oneonta Dietetics 0 T Vice-President, Home Economics Club, Thespian, 4 JOHN DePALMA ......... Roselle Park, N. J. Architecture 'I' K 'I' JOHN KELLY DIXON ......... . . Talladega Chemical Engineering IUP1 BILL STELZENMULLER The man who leads the entire Student Body in scholarship, a member of Tau Beta Pi, O. D. K., Scabbard and Blade, and man- ages to give a great portion of his time to social life along with the rest. 1 ee Page 77 BOTTOM ROW ROY T. DODGE ........ . . . . . Gadsden Mechanical Engineering Spadcsg Omicron Delta Kappa, Tau Beta Pi: Scabbard and Blade: Colonel, R. O. T. C.: A. S. M. E., Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges WILBUR DONALDSON . ........ . Elba Agricultural Science Agricultural Club EDGAR R. DONAVAN . ........ . Citronollo Business Administration I 'I' li R. O. T. C. JAMES THOMAS DOUSHTIE ..... Columbus, Ga. Tcrtilc Enqinccrinq 'I' A 0 Phi Psi THOMAS EDWARD DUNCAN ..... Alexander City Business Administration 21 N Omicron Delta Kappa, Ewccuvivr C.1h'n.pt, 2- Vikinqg, 23 President ot Junior Class, 3' Tract, 2 J -tg Cross Coun- try, 2, 3, -'Ig Chairman of Sofixl Co-1-witccg Spikcd Shoe, Trctsurcr, 3, President, 4 LAMAR DUNN . ...... . . . . Davislon Aeronautical Enqinccrir-q I II WINNIE ARA DYER . . . . . . . . . Auburn Home EIO7 .'l lC5 Eiuzation J. MIKE EDGE ............ . . Birmingham Cncmiggl Er-qi:-gg-ring I ll ly lg. , g. 5...l..... -1-M 'aim 'fr NY,,,,, . .. -.W 1- ' if- f , ia fi,-'. xt ,. KIT-IBN 2 T T O M R O W T o P R o w B O . . . . . S h d . . GERMAN LOUIE EDWARDS ..... . . Sprofl EDWARD COYLE FORBES . . c enecla y, N Y Amiigwal Silence I U Ill Eleclrical Engineering I- If x K A Irw,rW.,,I,, CXWCH L S Keysg Co-Caplain, Swimming Team J. 1. EDWARDS . - - - - - - ' M0 1 Y BEN c. FOSHEE ...... ..... . . Red Level El'5 l5 l EB7l 3 lnq ' Aeronaulical Engineering 2. TI Keys WILLIAM ST. CLAIR ELLIS ..... . . Atlanta, Ga. MAX WELDEN B-1l f:ss A.i'nif'fSYf-Won lfresicgeng. of fhe Studenf Execu- .AM - K: , H.: SM Cxmgirr T C, Tea : Lic n hve a Inef, lhe governing body If.--kc I s 0 1. cqliml., iii. ll. -1: liloofbail, Zfarlhjf Qfbulgn QudjQLS'S2ab Q2fQ Joi-IN GEORGE Fox ........... Birmingham l 2 4 ' ' ' - - - ' ' ' and Blade and has Iunlor year M h ' I E ' ' Business Manager of lhe Rai Bible. T eg jmclj Anglleeti-,:ngE au ea ig .... JAMES P. ENNIS . . . . .... Birmingham P l Ef:1 lg.:7 Erqirccfinqa ' I 'l' P3 1 GUSTAV H. FRANKE, JR. .... Panama Canal Zone ' 5 C T C. A-If-faff: Glen' Club. 2. 3 Elecfrical Engineering K A JAMES C, FARROW ,... .... . . Eclecfic N T'-'I' 1l :':'l 3 D Fri rl CLYDE FRANKLIN ............ . Falkvllle 5 Business Adminislralion l JIMMY remove . . . . Lakeland, Fla. l 5-1 A :'f:n A MARY BANKS FRANKLIN ...... v-- 23,4 . . Auburn Home Economics W. L. FLEMING .. . Brundidge E - ., A:-f V 1 LEO K. FREDERICK ............ Hackleburq 3- X .X Agricullural Science MARY MARSHALL FLET ' - i U i Bay Mmelle G- WILLIS FUGATE ...... Wes? Palm Beach, Fld- X,-,-. ,En A- Aeronaulical Engineering Z X Page 78 E .ii T .- .I V ., g -,., . Q f x g Y xt 9. TOP ROW BOTTOM Row WILLIAM FULFORD .......... . . Georgiana PRYCE GIBSQN ,,,,.,..... . ymomom Chemical Engineering 2 X Phi Lambda Upsilon JACK L. FUQUA ............ . . Clayton Agricultural Administration JUNE GALT ............... Montgomery Science and Literature G-lomerata Staff, 4 RICHARD C. GARDNER, JR. ....... Miami, Fla. Aeronautical Administration FRANCIS O. GARRETT ........ Little Rock, Ark. Veterinary Medicine A XI' A. V. M. A.: lnterfraternity Council JAMES V. C-JARRETT ........ . . . Opelika Science and Literature 9 K T AUBREY M. GARRISON ......... Birmingham Chemical Engineering Y. A E Blue Keyg Scabbard and Blade: Spiked Shoe: Interfra- ternity Council JOHN D. GEARHART ........... Robertsdale Business Administration Delta Sigma Pi ,,t.,..-,.. . V ..,,.. 3 if.. 3 . IUP1 JARVIS BROWN Business Manager of the I938 G-lomerata and an O. D. K. who has in tour years proved himself a good politician. Page 79 Secondary Education Kappa Delta Pi WILLIAM DAVID GILCHRIST ..... . . Auburn Aeronautical Engineering K v ... FRED GILLAM .... ....... C hattanooga, Tenn. Textile Engineering A Club: Football, I, 2, 3, 4 BILLY H. GILMORE .......... . Notasulga Civil Engineering J. PAUL GILMORE ........ . . Detroit Architecture A I 'It IENSLEY GINN .............. Birmingham Business Administration A Il 'I' Delta Sigma Pig Football. I O. D. GISSENDANNER .... . . . . Pinclrard Agricultural Education .K I' I' F. F, Ag Agricultural Club BROOKS GLASS . . ...... . . Lindon Pro-Law 'I' .X 0 ' V ' . gg.g...V1 t-'r i- M i'V.l,',Q'Q.Qi'lEi4.l4..l.1::ih ' ' IN .- V - In . A' .A Tvvwpfk x we - . ' i',:-'Gln' f A' V -,,, ...V ., Q..-4. I I I I nm If 2 is.. .: -fl , .11-liri' , -11-r-rv-rm'- ' K ' pc . fha 'N I 'iff'-f 'S QT'- xb- 9. -C roP Row ' MILDRED GLASS ...... . . . . . Hurhboro Hcnwc Economics I U H K .I C,,,,-, M, vw- P,,,1..1.-'wg Kappa Delta Pi, Vice- Pfcsidcnt G I-I A S JAMES C. GLEASON . . . Acunaufical . . . Hammondsporl, N. Y. Enqinfrurinq . C. W. GLOVER . . . ....... Owens Cross Roads A.3vI1ulI.rJl Er.qir'.ccrinq R. M. GLOVER . . . Margaret rghj, LOUIS GARDNER COLDBER G . . . Birmingham I I. -I' Archifc rr Cf' HOMER H. GOSSETT, JR. . . ..... Griffin, Ga. rl-,' .r t- 7..,.,., , 3 HX ELIZABETH COTCHER . t . . . Fayefieville, Tenn, LS KA 'fu Ers- 5 A. THEODORE GRAYEV . . I,U.,..., I ir . Philadelphia, Pa. A. I. IJ ri GEORGE HAIRSTON Presidenl of The lnferfralernify Council, a member of Blue Key and several other orqanizalions. Also Colonel of lhe Second Regi- ment Field Arlillery. Page 80 I I i .- I, B O T T O M R O W LENA HOUSTON GREEN .... . . Waverly Educafion TREWHITT GREEN ........... . . Seclion Agriculfural Science 9 T S2 l H. JACE GREENE, JR. .......... Birmingham Eleclrical Engineering A X A Della Phi Omega, Keys, Drum-Maior, Band, 35 Assisfanf Drum-Maior, Band, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 43 R. O. T. C.: A. l. E. E. WILLIAM CHILTON GREENE ..... . Camp Hill Business Adminislralion i I WILLIAM ELDRIDGE GREGORY . . . . Honoraville Educalion GASTON J. GREIL ........ . Monfgomery Civil Engineering J. I. GRIFFIN ............. . Birmingham Business Adminislrafion I Della Sigma Pi ROBERT LaGRONE GRIFFIN ....... . . Sprolf Agricullural Engineering 9 K N Kappa Della Pig Glee Club, 3, 4, F. F. A. I 1 Q27 A. L . . Sri ' TOPRW JIMMIE GUNN Calera Electrical Engnneerlng A 2 KP Eta Kappa Nu Tau Beta Pl GEORGE MARTIN GUTHRIE JR Inverness Mechanical Engineering ERNEST F GUY -Iaspef Chemistry A E fl' THOMAS L HAGAN Svlac-209-2 Pharmacy A X A CHARLES J HAGER EnsleY Agriculture V A L ROSWELL M HAIR JR Buena Vista G Mechanlcal Englneerlng C O WILLIAM GEORGE HAIRSTON JR Bnrmlngham Science and Llterature x Blue Key Scabbard and Blade Tau Kappa Alpha Glee Club Business Manager l Presldent 2 Presndent Inter fraternity Councul Colonel R O T C Social Commut 'f I Whos Who Among Studen s an Ame scan Un versltles and Colleges GEORGE W. HALL . . Greensboro Agricultural Science Alabama Farmer Staff 2' lnterfraternlty Council 2' Class President 37- 38' Agricultural Club l 2 3 4 IV V.. xi: ,X LESTER ANTLEY C tam of the l938 Football eam d crack base a pltc er Les has lust returned from Mlaml where he knocked all the women off their feet ...4-1- it Page 8I BOTTOM ROW JAMES L HALL Thomasvulle Agrvcultural Scuence Elementary Educatlon MORRIS AARON HALL Jasper Architecture Y Spades Omncron Delta Kappa Scabbard and Blade Tau Kappa Alpha Scarab Edutor Glomcrata 37 38 Debate Team Ex Offuclo Member Board of Student Publlcatlons Whos Who Among Students In American Unrversltles and Colleges DAVID W HAMILTON Tuggumbla Pre Mcdncunc Spades Blue Key lnterfratcrmty Councul Whos Who Among Students an Amcrucan Umversnttcs and Colleges JAMES H HANCOCK Stockton Md Cnvl Engmecrunq Rggnokg Sclcnce and Lutcraturc A Sphinx Whos VVho Amonq Stud Ms n American Un vcrsntucs and Collcqcs RICHARD BROWN HARBESON DeFumak Sprmqs a Cnvul Engunccr ng Scabbard and Blade CLAUDE HARDEE ....... ....... E vergraen Agricultural Education .. --,-..,. V I l'E:zBl.2-'Lab ' 'lil - -'.'. , W ,s,L.-,-.Aff Jsnwae, ...-.....4.... ,-, te.-al I . IRL' .. ,..,....7:l W- M K .1 ..--.1 V V H M4 ,Iliff F14 'fuwfssfa-1 -- H ' 'N' I W TOP ROW WILLIAM M. HARGETT .... . , . . . Haleyville Aria-.1.m.a' Administration ',,i. 'W-Q A., .m Q Omega, B. S. U. Council FRED WILLIAM HARMON . . ..... Birmingham CH.-'f ical Engineering A. I. Ch. E. ARMISYEAD R. HARPER . . . . . Monroeville Civil Engineering K A Is. Eva F Sm Pimp Scatisaro and Blade, R. O. T. C. JOHN DANIEL HARRELL ,. . Thomasion Fr.:r acy I X ALLEN W. HAWKINS .... . . Langdale EJ -as A.z ls. ,x WILLIAM N. HAY . , , p,edmo,,, A C MONROE HAYES . . Maplesville : s -. :' A F. C ,Q MARY E' HAYGOOD - - - Greenville ? 'v E::': s K A x 5 -.ws cttw. f- ,,,,n1fA W 5 - 12' C :ss zefp'-:sfd-ani y,1,4, l l .i '54-:+P 1 xt ,,. IUP1 CL JIMMY BUNTIN Editor of the I938 Plainsman. Famous for his derby, pipe and streamlining the only bi-weekly newspaper the students had. ,- ' .- .--f--.4 A .v - .,,:-1' ,-A--9. VA.. 1 ' 'T' ' x. ,qs 'Nl I 'iff- Q - 413. .-L S , 1-1 1.5 , . ' i' S: C -.r-7,4 ,.- ,.,-, .. Page 82 BOTTOM ROW WALTER HEATH .............. Birmingham Business Administration A 2 CII A Club, Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4 JOSEPH H. HELMSING ....... . . . Spring Hill Civil Engineering CAROLYN STONE HENDRICK ....... Brundidge Home Economics Education K A Cardinal Key MILTON 8. HESSLEIN .......... Montgomery Mechanical Engineering MAX HIBBS ............... Alabama City Secondary Education HAROLD HILLMAN ......... . . Siluria Business Administration K E E. H. HINES, JR. ......... . . Repton Textile Engineering Phi Psi BILLY HITCHCOCK ........... Union Springs Business Administration 2 N Spades, Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade: Delta Sigma Pi, President, A Club, Alternate Captain. Football, Captain, Baseball, Publications Board, Brigade Colonel, R. O. T. C., Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges '-aL..,-., , i71 , - ' ..,..,..,..,. ,, TOP ROW JOE WILLIAM HOBBS ........ Anchorage, Ky. Veterinary Medicine ANI' A. V. M. A. A. M. HOCUTT, JR. ......... . Auburn Agricultural Science Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Agricultural Club: B. S. U. Coun- cil, R. O. T. C. EALON S. HOCUTT .......... . . Auburn Business Administration VIRGINIA T. HOLCOMBE ....... Brooklyn, N. Y. Agricultural Science Chi Omega, Sphinx: President, Women's Student Gov- ernment, W. A. A. ALMA HOLLADAY .......... West Point, Ga. Science and Literature Kappa Delta Pig Cardinal Key FREDDIE HOLMAN ........... . . Dothan Business Administration K 2 A Club: R. O. T. C. HILDING HOLMBERG, JR. ...... . Huntsville Business Administration Delta Phi Omega, Auburn Cavaliers, I, 25 Auburn Knights, 3, 45 Band, I, 2, 3 A. D. HOLMES, JR. ...... . . Jasper Pharmacy fir A 9 Spades: Omicron Delta Kappa: Scabbard and Bladei Social Committee, Pharmaceutical Society, lnterfraternity Council: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Hrri- f 'GXAV .Q .,. x. ,. IUP1 ED DUNCAN Chairman of the Social Commit- tee, an O. D. K., President of the I937 Junior Class, and always politicing for something. P t. Page 83 BOTTOM ROW JAMES KELLEY HOLMES ..... Woodland Agricultural Science A I' P Agricultural Club: R. O T JACK HOPE ........... Notasulga Business Administration Phi Gamma Delta MANARD EARL HOLT ...... Bankston Agricultural Science Agricultural Club JAMES F. HOOPER ....... Selma Textile Engineering Phi Psi, Manager, Auburn Cavaliers JACQUE HOUSER ........ Crichton Aeronautical Engineering B K Tau Beta Pi JAMES R. HUBBARD, JR. . . . Dadovnlle Agricultural Science E 'I' E Glee Club, 2, 3, 43 Band, I, 2, 3, 4 Agricultural u MABRY H. HUGGINS .... Agriculture A 1' I' Scabbard and Bladcg Agricultural JACK C. HUGHSTON ...... Pre-Medicine A I' I' V 'I1'f, f'f5'1.-fl, ill. ..f-, i, ..a:i.iuLwiQ.f.4e.f', Q . .Qin-A4 l-f'ff-f?tLfyS5k-s-r1 'r.i4'vf-'1'i'f'- ' - . A fy L., , . , A 1 -'- '- iw: .wx-H. Nui. 1 --,V...,....- -.,7'.,,'Wf2,f1YW'r3j 'i z.1Trzv A L L .Ql7:g1iii' 2: .,. . . W- -- ---4---et-?'i-1,i1E::.....1.- 1 5 ,B ,,,,,,,...,m,,.,g.m-:uw-1-wf'ef1'1n 're' i V JV V N P, V lipgqg,-4-.gmwxrfmg-qfaow. A ff-af-1-: - ' 11 ' Vi ili1f .Q Q. nt E4 ??pw. TOP ROW h,,. aorrom Row IOIERT HENRY HURD . .. Bessemer .-4-' ' ' EIC-Y ,.s- Efi1 'L H'C'I A X .X IIMA JEAN INGRAM . . . . Alexander City Eiccatmn , lr!r r.aftc-'al Frfalichs Club l HARRY C. JACKSON ....... . . Columbus, Ga. l.lr-ghaviggl Enqirwgqrirwq U T U l rvlr.1'i-vit, Ccurillij R. 0. T. C. O. WELTON JACKSON ..... . Douglas Frarmac. r .11 1.11 Sflief .....,..--..-....-. ..--- , .AMAR JEFFERS .... . . Oxford A... .,... , IN Spur THOMAS W. JESTER . . . . Camp Hill Avi.. HTH Qi, ,., C .. JAMES HENRY JOHNSON CWM 'J ORUIE M. JOHNSON . . J-1-L-. - - . Georqiana . . Fort Payne c IUP1 C S O JOHN POLLARD President of Blue Key, Vice-Presi- dent of the lnterfraternity Council, a member of Scabbard and Blade and his iunior year held the posi- tion of Historian of the class. .... ll il .Q ,- IF A '?'? w.-. f ' ' . IX A ,..- - . Page 84 WILLIAM S. JOHNSON ....... . . Notasulga Commercial Art Alpha Phi Omega ROBERT CULLY JOHNSTON ..... . Auburn Business Administration B. S. U. Council, Presidentg Manager, Varsity Swimming Team, 3, 45 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, I, 2, 3, 45 Plainsman Staff, I, 2, 3, 45 International Relations Club, 3, 4 ADELAIDE DARLAN JONES . . . . . Bayou La Batre Education BILLY JONES .............. . Talladega Veterinary ' Medicine A Xl' lnterfraternity Councilg A. V. M. A. CLYDE WOODROW JONES ....... . Daleville Business Administration Alpha Phi Omegag B. S. U. Council, 45 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet, Chairmang Y. M. C. A., President, R. O. T. C. EVAN GARNET JONES ........... Birmingham Textile Engineering Tau Beta Pig Scabbard and Bladeg Phi Psig R. O. T. C. HELEN JONES ...... ....... . . Auburn Home Economics K A Sphinx IDA JONES ............ ...... R oanoke Chi Omegag Cardinal Key A I I land? I f 1' X A if H Q . .. -eg,-gp.. -f . .- -- --- - . va.-was-... if-1-K . sz- - M . -sr + an-ne..4i....r .,...n. TOP ROW ROBERT VICKERY JONES ........ . . Decalur Mechanical Engineering E fi' E A. S. M. E. S. C. JONES ............. . . Auburn Agriculiural Science STERLING W. JONES .......... . Piedmonl Chemical Engineering Q K T R. O. T. C. BERNARD CHANDLER JORDAN ..... Natchez, Miss. Civil Engineering Tau Bela Pig Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade: A. S. C. E.: R. O. T. C., Maior THOMAS G. KARG ........... . . Sheffield Business Adminislralion 2 if E Della Sigma Pig lnlerfrafernily Council, R. O. T. C. MARTHA KEITH . . ..... . . Birmingham Dieiefics Cardinal Key, Presidenlg Thefa Epsilon: Grand Council, Home Economics Club, Presidenlg Plainsman Slaff THAD AVERETTE KELLEY .......... Abbeville Agricullural Adminislralion WILBUR B. KELLEY .......... . Evergreen Agricullural Science A I' P Omlpron Della Kappa: Execulive Cabinei, 3g Class Vice- Presldenl, I, 23 Inierfralernily Council, 35 Agricullural '-L ' 1 ',fT!:'gi..','. M '35 ...L...1.. .,-,.-.-'zz .. 4...-f-2 .A-T4.1f.if pg ,, ,3 Nh X l Yivvivv? ws!!! cafsgaaa.-I . - - ----1-4 --- ---. ala x-fin f'J,fII1.. f.','ff'.Fi'Zii'I2Z'5 if 1reki'i fc' .I f'2f...Z?i '5 N.j. :g. rf-Q 5 B O T T O M R O W JAMES C. KELSO ............. Monlgomory I U BX Texlile Engineering Phi Psi C L S CLARENCE PRUET Business Manager of lhe l938 Plainsman and a good one. AI- ways worried aboul somelhing al- though the financial condilion of the Plainsman is perfecf. in HUNTER E. KENDALL ........ . . Andalusia Veferinary Medicine Alpha Psi, Presidenl RAYMOND E. KIERSTEAD . . . . Jersey cify, N. J. Elcclrical Engineering 1I1KT JOEL ROBERT KINCAID, JR. . .... Birmingham Mechanical Engineering OX Inlerfralcrnily Cou Cul I '- LEO KLING, JR. Elcclrical Engineering ALBION W. KNIGHT . . . . . . Archilccfurc A X' 4. Scarabg R. O. T. C. ALLISON LINWELL KOLBE . . . Ac JAMES H. KYZAR ronqutical Engineering Agricultural Scicn c . . Mobile Birmingham Birmingham Andalusia Il K .X Club: Alabama Farmer Slaff, 3 P a g e 8 5 31 f ,I A. 4- ff---Y Y gf iii' ' ..,,, ' W- W -is V NM 1 V 5 7 f- cc ':'j ::e9' T T. .. -V V.-1 -Q-fa-+-gmff' f-'- jj Wgu,,fH,1j,,,g,QL.L,--.Q.-L...lu. -ffiff-b---'T'-Qi L'z5 i't ' ' I - - , .nw1':wf:r:f' j,Q44,g4,4-. . .--...-.'-WMM-A' are-cj i' Q ., ..-.,.... ..-. A - ' ff-'J 'f 1'fT . Q'5f'F.5-I. ,, I , M g v,,,,.., ,, ,I I W ,y .gf ...N I Q,,.i4:-,a.3.,Q,5.5,..? ,-'g.,,'g: . . .gg 1.f ,,5,,g Lf? if '-1 - es.: , g. ,A A 1 , A W , 5 .355 if 4' T Q- 3' 4 'TENi,'.f,'C1.uf3L-1' .111 I -.57 f 1 I-.' -.M . I 'i3ws? ' 'fiqifi J ,I Qu ,. g, . H ., .. Akvsigyzdfigvd .Wi-1... . - . -- -. . P' -14.0 - . RY- . ' K ' we fi A . -..'f,,-FXQLJ rf, ,. -. N, .. N Q....3 :ir AL' x K , k .7 '- Lew. . . A V .h A ,hir ,.-,. A... ., U U :v ,Hymn .V --AAALMLO ,, . ,. ,,., ,. M . ., -.... .aa .. 1 . if 5 1 i 'hffgf WILLIAM MOATE LAMAR Albemarle, N. C. JACK CARTER LAND Monl9Om0fY W T LANEY JR Columbus, Ga. C x U l L ra r C l R O T C' WILLIAM L LANGLEY Alexander Cify JOHNNY LAUMER Birmingham Birmingham Sfcej Vice- , 3, -1, Ai- ass, '37. . Opelika Tuscumbia 1 .gx -' '.'.::'s rcs .Vs a:'. if IUPI CL SS WOODY HALL Presidenf of fhe I938 Senior Class, an Ag Sludenf and a member of the Ring Commillee as well as a firsf-class polifician. ff: Page 86 TOP ROW SAMUEL H. LOWERY ......... . . Hunlsville lnduslrial Engineering K2 DOCK LOYD . .............. Frisco Cify Agricullural Educafion Agricullural Club: F. F. A. DWAIN G. LUCE ............ . . Mobile Chemical Engineering 'DAG Scabbard and Blade JOSEPH E. LUETJE, JR. ........ Columbus, Ga. Mechanical Engineering EAE HENRY M. LYDA ............. Frisco Cify Agricullural Educalion WILLIAM FRANK MCCALL, JR. Archileclure fb A 9 Scarab EDWARD D. McCAULEY ..... Chemislry A T S2 JOHN W. MCCLENDON ..... Agricullure CL -'- ' f - 4'- ..:- ,T . .. ,e..,3M A.. .1 nm.-i.-5.1: . 4 f. vi, !l51 ?M1':xTx'm'x13w new 3 .' 'gl-9 :L IUP1 MR. and MRS. GEO. LEHNERT Allhough Chairman of The Elec- lion Commiflee, an O. D. K., and a member of fhe Executive Cab- inel, George slill has lime 'lo be a good husband. 1 ,Ang Page 81 fafegll-mimi -lain- , BOTTOM ROW ROBERT PIERCE MCCLENDON ..... Pre-Medicine Pre-Medicine Club DOROTHY CORINNE McCOY Elemenfary Education WALTER J MCCU LLA Elecfrical Engineering H K A ROBERT F McCULLOUGH Mechanical Engineering I LEWIS HALL MCCURDY Agricullural Adminislralion GEORGE MCCUTCHEN Texlile Engineering lk A Ps O JARRELL MCDANIEL Agricultural Education A ricullural Club F F A J M MCDONALD Meehan: al Engineering 9 T 0 -li, I . . La fayelfe Afmoro Birmingham Birmingham Lowndesboro Scollsboro Sl as Reform H Wa H, gg., V, . ,W , ...W , ff:-..v.wqwf'-..52frri-gia,feifj '1..gl1'-2w4'1!,a 5'5 '!3'-K QQ' C Ai V f fi:-L -nwlg -L -i-ff 5-E'3j1g::n: 's'lfii3:,-V Y fT5lf '4 aff , W' . I C L, ' 14 . . l E X E Phi ig R. . T. C. Q ' Q . . . n .C . . vi- qw- i g I A,,,VAA , . ,iv Q V. an , -V ,, me : r' ,. tj . .vi,wgL...E, 3 '.!.?.'Au.:.Qmfh riisxia ' Q 32.'ii.:r?v 1. I ,,, - ,, . .. Q H . . . .hu . . in me 1 f J 9 if 1 :Jas -1.1.25.-:Ag,Q?.f,,,.f.,m.. . J 'T 4 1 M Liu ' ,- -fra 'E 'i 4, I I fe. --A I ,I If girlrgzzriiggig s,,-,,,,,...,nun-,:.-':::'-'- . N mm - ' f TOP ROW MALCOLM l. McDONALD ..... . . Birmingham SAJN-y, Acimirislralion IIKA Sr-5.1:--.1 Sim K1-,Q Scabtard and Bl-ldCZ. A Clubi gmc' R Q T, C: lnlcrlralcrmly Council: R. S. Cmui 8.1-.f-11.111, 'leg V-'nos Who Anwnq 5'ud0f1lS In ' A--rU..g,,n Urivqfsivics and Colleges H. V. McELWEE . . .......... Osyka, Miss. Agricultural Science Agricultural Club M. JACKSON McGHEE ....... . . Columbiana Business Administration DUNCAN HYNES MclNTOSH Fairhope Sch.-'cc and Llfcrafure REX McKlSSICK ....... . . Equality E.:.c.nfio K I A C ,xy F..'La I 2,3 -4cB.:slc1b.:IlI2l3,-1 JOHN CHARLES MCNEIL . , Pike Road lv'v'v:'.'.J'. Llqglq L A tl' HENRY LEE McOUEEN . . . . , r,,H,,,,,,, N3'i:- '-'.: E 'c -ri-9 DORIS C. MANTEL . . . , Aubum H-... .. ' I. 1- E-.':- :s E:-:s' ...AF fv IDR L S HAPPY SIVELL Famous for being a guard who can make more touchdowns than a halfback. An All-American mention who will next year play professional and be one of the best. Page 88 Y. BOTTOM ROW LOPEZ J. MANTOUX ............ Birmingham Business Administration E N Spades: Omicron Delta Kappa, Scabbard and Blade: lnterfraternity Council: Business Manager, Tiger Rag g Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C., Track, '35-'36g Who's Who Among Students in 'American Universities and Col- eges , , G. R. MAPLES, JR. ........... . Huntsville Industrial Engineering EDWARD D. MARSTON ....... Manchester, N. H. Veterinary Medicine A 'Il A. V. M. A. R. L. MARTIN ............... Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering A T SZ TOM MARTIN, JR. ....... . . Plantersville Agriculture O X Scabbard and Blade, Agricultural Clubg R. O. T. C. JOSEPH C. MASCHI ....... Architecture . . Tenafly, N. J. MARGARET RUTH MATHEWS . . Education . . Carson Cardinal Key, W. A. A., 3, 4 WILLIAM MASTIN .......... . . Montgomery Mechanical Engineering 2 X Tau Bela Pig Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade: A Club, Baseball, I, 2, 3, 43 A. S. M. E., R. O. T. C. I I 1-.. , S Y 5 - '.-- qv-1 l,Q1?'k:'ZT ' 'S 'Jil LIT, -. , N' - V N: if -J' -U M-, . , -.g ,.. :A Lt: ,stfrr- f::4'::-rx-: z4'zr.r1'n':':'-...sfzrsf . Qu, Ai Qifflw W N iff I g ffwwvfrff Y: li vw' ' 'iyf.:':.::3.z1wt'rzfzzafrz-:.m-zw.-ugxnms l I -e---M-G-e-M--A---fe--few-EHE--i,i'5'j,g' f4,. f?JZiITZII1'iii.fT?.1z.'f ee' sw. fi' ZQQC TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW H. PAUL MATHISON ------ - Opelika ARTHUR E. Muze ........ .... M ontgomery Educailon I 0 R Chemical Engineering BOB H. MAYO ............. Polkville, Miss. G S Veferina,-Y Medicine SAM W. MONTGOMERY ...... . . Talladega A XII Civil Engineering A. V. M. A. E 'I' E 0 A. s. c. E. J. R. MELTON ............. West Point, Ga. Business Administration VIRGINIA HOLCOMBE A 2 4, President of ,the Womerfs Stu- GEORGE C. MOORE ......... . . Auburn dent Government, a member of Science and Lifemiu,-e Sphinx and takes part in all forms ot women's athletics, although fencing is her favorite sport. BILL MILAM . ........ . . Jackson, Tenn. Architecture ,T ' R' ' Rurus oLlvER Moons, JR. .... . . Havana A X A ,' Veterinary Medicine lnterfraternity Councilg Keys ' ANDREW MILLER ......... washingfon, D. c. ALEX H- MORRIS ------ ' - C0 bU'- G'- Business Administration Chemlcal Engmccrmq K A Keys ,I JACK MORTON ........ . Montgomery I ' Architccturc CHARLES C. MILLER ......... . adsden E X Textile Engineering Scarab 9 X Keys HAMPTON MILLER . ........ . Electrical Engineering LENA REID MILLER .......... Education Chi Omega . Monticello, Fla. -. ,J . .r 5 ' .Q -' 3 V . ix-, - . I Rock Hin, s. c. LAWRENCE B. MOSS ...... . . . . . Gadsden Electrical Engineering MARGARET PURCELL MULLINS . . . Dothan Education Kappa Delta Pi Z? 1 Page 89 a so E is . E L iiwfi 5 R E - ss.- eve rw-,. :Mr-few? Y ,iv txt..-M:11ox.i-vt:-451 I ' y N-' ' . ' 'i E .:.Um iiziriliiriii-SL Wig i,..,,,iS-iii-ir' Ai H . RJ I is-H: , -. . f . f V. i -,. , e,gc....Lc:.-.1,4...-...,,.a..,.-.-..-T-in-L -' -1 I I .,q,,.f 3,5 -1 sw. .,fY.,.f..,....,-, 1.--1.--vi-,-,aim N ,f'lY9 ,g-3'-j'3g,V . .Ai'!t..w, . X - 'fre-'11P e?rn 'W!'1: ff- ' . 1 . ' ' ' , I ,M ' . ' ,ir ' ' V. , fs -,'-- 'ir -'fifg -ll -:-'- ':i'i' V- ef' v Ezdiffs k . ., . . ,. , .i L ,,. Q,-,,, 1 .Ajl,..:gwa ...lag -- iff : ' '- - - i . , i A. -I Q i- H if',,l,-c1tLg:f,fii,Q5 '9,, iii-.+ 1. -f. i f . . , .T . ..f'r4f1.zief-f 1.3e 4 ,rrizaiff -. T. .: .yxllfgzy QTVR!---I,,t A . L . A . 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Q' 554.2-ff . cc'- E ,. as IUP1 C S JAKE CHAMBERS A Senior member of lhe Execulive Cabinet and Editor of lhe Rat Bible on which he is slill paying income fax, lhey say. - J Page 90 BOTTOM ROW ROSA MAYLENE NORTON . . . . . LaGrange, Ga. Educalion JAMES BOWLING NUNNELLEY ..... Birmingham lnduslrial Engineering A 2 fb GREGORY L. OAKLEY .......... . Pine Hill Agricullural Educalion A 1' P Kappa Della Pig F. F. A., Parliamenlarian, 3, Presidenl, 4, Agricullural Club, B. S. U. Council, 3, 45 Alabama Farmer Sfaffg Board of Direcfors of F. F. A.: Y. M. C. A. MARTIN ODLEN ............ Camden, N. J. Civil Engineering Tau Epsilon Phi RALPH O'GWYNN .......... . . Selma Business Adminislrafion K A Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade, A Club, R. O. T. C. JAMES RANDALL O'HARA ........ Birmingham Agricullural Adminislralion JAMES D. ORR, JR. .......... . Opelika Agricullural Science Scabbard and Blade, Maior, R. O. T. C. HUGH S. OWEN ........... . . Geneva Texlile Engineering Phi Psi .1 .l EVERETT C OWENS Ahcevulle MARY PEARCE r1u.bQrry .1 Agrnculfural Admlnlsfrahon I 0 R Pharmacy 0 X lx A O C L S S Pan Hellenuc Councul ANNEZELL OXFORD MGFIOH CHARLES C PELHAM Alexandna Elemenfary Educahon Pre Mcducmc . Ba FLOYD PUGH The only woman member of ihe Executive Cabinef, a member of Sphinx and Chairman of the In- viiafions Commihee. Page 9I .-x,'4,,-.we-'e '- ' ' .rx . F . mf. Mu I VJ. x M 3 1-dh v 'vvfqf ,I , Q: .. J, if 'L 'Q' ' : ' 21- - ,. -gp - rfqp-1.,-:'fLg.m ff, ' 3, f .-,. ,,.4 , 1-fr' 'Q'-' '? , vi N s M 2 45 Lt: 'Q a '-' Hifi h 'F H .R '?n ,- f -x?Mz4ff1'n'A'Lfk'rJuf-'E+ rf 'f' iQ.,- WWF F 5 l l 2 l , in H Eff, f .1 . va fr-'. ' I u Q4 1 L- 9. 1 'P-9 12- ? B O T T O M R O W T O P R O W . . OWEN R. PRESTON, JR. ........ Midland City EDWARD BEALE PLAISANCE ..... . Birmingham D I I I , , I U R Electrical Engineering CM-r-,iggf Emyirvv,-firxq R, O. T. C., Maier C L A S ROBERT CARROLL PRICE ....... . . Newville Agricultural Education WILLIAM C. PLESS .......... . . Andalusia A I, P C'f f ' E 'l'I'a'C nq Agricultural Club: F. F. A. Sq.xLx.v.i .xml Blade . l LUMAN LARKIN PRITCHETT . . . . . Auburn HOWARD JR. . . . . . Mobile Architecture P-4f.'c'qv-.ical Engineering WILBUR KELLY 2 H Iss 6-my Pig Diff.: PM Ofwuqsi A 5- M- E' Chairman of the I937 Election Committee and member of the Executive Cabinet, one of the most popular Ag gfudentg and an CLARENCE MADISON PRUET ...... . . ASi'Ildnd JOHN S. POLLARD . . . . . . . . . Selma O' D' K' Business Administration Cffif Ergincurinq 'f H K SI' K A Y. M. C. A.: Keys, Alpha .Phi Omlegag Business Manager, E ,-- lf-. S..x:1s 1 JY 1 59 1-ig KL-3 lntcrfralernity Plalnsman Council JOHN JAMES POWELL .... . Sylvester, Ga. lv '.xv. i.lL',llL FL .L Xl' SENECA POWELL . . . . . . . . Gadsden A' ' 's :J Ay- 1' fsfrgfi, : I' MORTON ALVA PRAGER .... West Palm Beach, Fla. C QI :'.: L'i',? 12: Jr. r 'gy Imgf, ,. .v Chew EDITH BLANCHE PRATHER . . , , Auburn f'. L'E11': '1S f',' .... M- - C. C, -.-, -,, ,R A-, Page 92 DAVID SIGVARD PRUITT . . . West Palm Beach, Fla Civil Engineering 2 X A. S. C. E., R. O. T. C. VIVIAN PRYOR ............. Perdido Beach Elementary Education Auburn Players FLOYD PUGH .......... . . . . Union SpringS Interior Decoration K A Sphinx, Executive. Cabinet, Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges KATHERINE MCQUEEN OUATTLEBAUM . Conway, S. C. Architecture Chi Omegag Sphinx T5 CX :ex X-. N ,L r. 5 T O P R O W JAMES O. OUIMBY ......... . Mobile Chemical Engineering 2 X Tau Bela Pig Phi Lambda Upsilong Scabbard and Blade GRADY L. RANDOLPH ......... . . Fayette Secondary Education Alpha Lambda Tau: Kappa Delta Pi MALCOLM L. REDDOCH ...... . . Troy Agricultural Science BERT REINOW ............. New York, N. Y. Veterinary Medicine A. V. M. A.: Swimming Team, l, 2, 3, 4 MADELON RICHARDSON . . . . . Suttle Education ROBERT RICHMAN ........ . . Albany, N. Y. Veterinary Medicine A. V. M. A.g Campus Ping Pong Champion GAYLE RILEY . ..... . Birmingham A '1' Q Tau Beta Pip Eta Kappa Nu, President: Delta Phi Omega GLENN RITCHIE ........... . . Birmingham Industrial Engineering T5,'f,. f xt 42. P+ Ink IDR CL SS REX McKlSSlCK One of the best ends in the country, Captain of the Basketball Team and has fought four years for Auburn in more ways than one. ..vf' LF' M -,, .,.. - - B O T T O M R O W CHARLES W. RITTENOUR, JR. Montgomery JACK ANDREWS ROBERTS . . Montgomery WILLIAM MORRELL ROBERTS Sylacauga Della Sigma Pig Kcysg lntcrfratcrmty Council THOMAS W. ROBERTSON . . Northport Agricultural Administration E A H Civil Engineering II K 'l' Business Administration ll K fl' Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Socictyg Rho Ch President ADELAIDE ROBINSON .... New Haven M Elementary Educxton Y. W. C. VIRGIL BENTON ROBINSON Clanton Veterinary Mrs A. V. M, A.j B. S U Cpu BERNARD SAM ROGERS . . . Phgrmgg HKX Rho Chi: Pharmacc FERDlNAND RALPH ROMANO Arqhitcct P a q e 9 3 1 ,-...f- -ww-v-fvw.-. . fhfrY ': 'W'-- rT'S f':f 'TQi: T' '7 '6' nr' r 41:35-.. A . - 1..,,c-g ,4-1...-hL.,-.z.u.-.,-L.-,,-.. -....-.,.....-., ,., .Ecu .4-JA ea. I P V I F A, K kr rn 4 ,T ,iw ,. ,,.Z,,., .,A,,....-,-rM---.--- -,--f- -0- -- -A-ff- ----'-H --- -' - 1 '-'M' A ' ' M 1 ' 'U' 455:-3... . A - X , 1 , 1,',',5?-eiyhgiz' ' ' :1l,'l:',f'i,, Jf,f J .Hu iii J Y , I ,Ml , J' inf. y , , A I ' L- U :Y --' Sw i .- . .-U. .1 V, 1. ,l K, , 'lg H , , . K ., , 1 I , , -. -- - .Q ,,1 'ii' , 4.3. , ' X ! . f'x -- ... -L ' A: L A' -N-. f 5.55 95 B !.,. - ,- L .K if pu' -09,9 -f. . A. . . -, , - ..., 4 ,. ,.... ,. .Q wg.. .. .'- '-LLL.. ..w.-,3..-- , ami ...J .. .. ,,f.......,..-.- -, . . 4 . ..- . 1. .- ' ..::..' L .-:.....-.i,. ...aim -.- -. ... .. W ,. ,. .,.... .Y ,, JM -.Y-mtg. -.-,r1:f-:F:f1f-- - ' nsaun1z:1 -- 'eff' l l nal - X.-T' I - l . PTD ff' - Xt- gr TOP ROW BOTTOM ROW MARY LUCILE ROSSER . . . . . . . Newton MARVIN H. SCHAM .......... Brooklyn, N. Y. Hmm Ecgmmics I 0 H Veterinary Medicine U T Epsilon Mu Epsilon: A. V. M. A. Home Economics Club I-J S FRED H. SCHOMBURG, JR. ...... Columbus, Ga. W. E. ROY ................ Montgomery Aqrgrgulicql Adminislxllion ' V Y D. DALLAS RUCH . . . ....... Glenxide, Pa. BO RUSSELL Vciciimrii Medicine A Maior in the Artillery and one ,X XP who proved himself a fine Tackle by making the All-Southern-east AA V- M' A- ern Conference Team this year. MILDRED ALLENE RUDDER . . . . . Mobile Dicfch-:S T'-uve Epsilon TORRANCE A. RUSSELL, JR. . . Birmingham 5-s .ss A:'vii'1,f.! n ll K A 'A C ..:, Simi: ad: SJJcji.1ai:r,R,O,T,C, EDWARD G. RUTH . . . . . . . Selma P-'ag'1':e E'1 :u 'g K .X c ..,.-. Q, . SARA SARGENT .... .... . Camp Hill W-1 :-' :s . LILLION SAWYER . . . Frisco City Page 94 Business Administration A T S2 Delta Sigma Pig International Relations Club: R. O. T. C ROLAND BURCKHALTER SCOTT ...... Macon, Ga. Aeronautical Administration IT K IP Alpha Phi Omegag Aeronautical Club BROOKS RUSHING SELLERS ...... . . . Dothan Business Administration A Club HARRY SHADDIX ........... . . Lincoln Agricultural Education Agricultural Club: F. F. A. CHARLES F. SHAEFER ........ . Opelika Textile Engineering Phi Psig Band, 2, 3 MAURICE C. SHANNON, JR. .... . . Gadsden Chemical Engineering A7fC',!,.xjV!?X JEAN K. SHAW ........... . . Gilbertown Home Economics B-1-1-1' S . E SAMUEL ROBERTUS SHAW Birmingham . Lafayette . . Auburn . Milstead . . Auburn . Auburn Montgomery Birmingham .,,Av N .xt , . as 9- ?P IUB S 0 MIT BAGBY Colonel in the R. O. T. C., a Blue Key and center on the Foot- ball Team. A member of the Social Committee, very popular with the women, but handles the situation as nonchalantly as could be expected. vii ' -'Indy-, . ' .1 -.. F: vii P a g e 95 BOTTOM ROW EARLE M. SIGLER .... ..... . . . . . Mobile Electrical Engineering Eta'Kappa Nu, Vice-President: A. I. E. E.: American Radio Relay Leagueg Auburn Radio Club, Auburn Camera Club ENRIQUE R. slLvA ........ Mexico City, Mu. Architecture Scarab J. RODRIGUEZ SILVA ....... Mexico City, Mex. Landscape Architecture E II GLENDON SIMS ............ . . Eldridge Agricultural Administration WILLIAM SIMS ......... . . Toney Education RALPH HAPPY SIVELL ...... . Chiplay, Ga. Education A Club: Varsity Football, 2, 3, 41 Varsiiy Boxing Team DAN C. SMITH . ........... . . Clanton Business Administration Delta Sigma Pig BusinCSS Administration Freshman Schol- a.5hip Cup Winner, Freshman Debate Cup, Plainsman Staff, I, 21 R. O. T. C. OSMO SMITH ........... Chattanooga, Tenn. Business Administration A Club, Football, I, 2, 3, -I A'-F ' 1'-1 'iw ?...53:z- :aia.i1C',. ' t'.'me'.?2 We-.EL33 X-wifi'-L: fTl' 'T7i?1 ...f '7'fS1i:I5 - 'rir-uQwaeWm f-m+ae.fwfffmW'.iqngfvwfm 1 ,, gi-W-TT' .ii,,5Tf. Li' ! l ., - WF Y V iq., . if -i xl U- u A 1.3 F as y , 1 ,. V. -Q . 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Planlersville Aqvicullurnl Educalion A7riQ..?..ral Cmbj F. F. A. BETTY RUTH SMYER ..... . . Auburn ll. r EL-3.0 S T'v. a Emil n HARRY E. SNOW . .... . Monlgomery 5.2 vt: A 1 . a K .X IRMA SPEARS . . . . . . . . Henagar . .- Q: Eiga' F. li. A, C ,EJ FRANK YOUNG SPEIGHT, JR. .... Thomasville, Ga. CN -':.: E'p ',-, '- 5.. 'zz '-'.: wr' .' .Lge z . 43 5g'jN3 EDMOND S. SPRAGUE ............. Ensley If-.H L... .'.,.' ... . . 1 5' A25 BUCK DARDEN Worked for lhree years on The Business Staff of the Plainsman where he left a good record. A member of Scabbard and Blade and O. D. K. -A' l ,in , .. Page 96 T. C., Who's Who Among Sfudenls in Ameridan 'Uni: versilies and Colleges - JOHN F. STEPPE .... . . ..... Rulherford, N. Aeronaulical Engineering 4' K T Track, I, 2, 33 Cross Counfry, 2, 3: Associafe Edilor, Plainsman, 35 R. O. T. C. JAMES CLIFTON STEWART ..... . . Belle Mina Agricullural Science A I' P lnlerfralernily Council, R. O. T. C. JOSEPHINE STORY ........ . . Opelika Home Economics Kappa Della Pig Cardinal Key, F. H. A. Club WARREN VESTA STOUGH .... . Monfgomery Pharmacy Rho Chi, Band, 3, 4 ROBERT M. STRAIN .......... . . Mobile Chemical Engineering E X Blue Keyg Tau Bela Pig Scabbard and Blade, Phi.Lambda Upsilong lnlerfralernify Council, Band, Presidenl MASON STUDDARD .............. Howard Texfile Engineering fb SI' R. O. T. C. E. L. STURDIVANT ............... Madison Agricullural Educalion Agriculfural Club F F A Y l I l l ' 1 l Ib un l i 'QQQif1i ' 'A T KT: YYY' xL-.-- J , A-H ' if-2 ' 5' E' 3- -- -ff'Q.T1i'r IT, 'TC1i .. ..... ., . 'YA' 7 N: TTL'. KTf Y' ' ' Q ' ' z xiE5r'3nAL.-' .i'PE,..'.Aal.r-M .' 'w-- A - - . - Eff -'4u1'1D:'-cp.-.'1jx:-tj,1.:-iavh '....AiAA-.4:LLz::.c.::n......t' ' f- ' 1----w --A-Us-f -- -f I I f 5 Tj ...A 'Vg -- 1--w,:vnwm'm,.-gum.X.-,f..1-.-f.:-fa.--gum . -. ' - A re ' - ge:- XML- YLJ, as TOP ROW H. DOUGLAS SUTTERLIN ..... Miami Springs, Fla. Aeronauiical Engineering 2 X Tau Bela Pig A. S. M. E., R. O. T. C. TOD SUTTON ............. Washinglon, Ga. Eleclrical Engineering fb A 0 I Eta Kappa Nu, A. I. E. E. A. R. SYLVESTER, JR. ......... . . Comer Texlile Engineering 0 X Phi Psig R. O. T. C. GRETCHEN TALLEY ......... Greenville, S. C. Inferior Decoration Chi Omega: Cardinal Key, President, '36-'37g Sphinx: Pan-Hellenic Council ELIZABETH TAMPLIN ......... . . Auburn A Home Economics Cardinal Key W. HOMER TANKERSLEY ....... . . Decatur Eleclrical Engineering E 'll E WILKINS EUGENE TANNER . . . Uniontown Agriculiure K E GENIE MASON TATE ......... Alexander Cily Elemenlary Educalion Kappa Della Pi IUP1 L S JACK ADAMS A member of Blue Key and Ihe I938 Head Cheerleader, fhe iob he hollered lhree years for. J Page 97 BOTTOM ROW EDWARD ARNOLD TAYLOR ......... Gadsden Aeronautical Engineering IT K A Scabbard and Blade, Tau Bela Pig Rifle Team, 3: Maior, R. O. T. C. HARRY A. TAYLOR, JR. .......... Greensboro Business Adminislrafion E A E P. WOODROW TEDDER ........ Harfsville, S. C. Vcfcrinary Medicine A YI' Class Presidenl, Ig Class Vice-Prcsidcnl, 33 Social Com- milfee: A. V. M. A. LEWIS B. THOMAS ........... . . Aimore Tcxlile Engineering K A Phi Psi, Sccrclary, 3, 43 Glcc Club, lg Plainsman Siaff, 2, 33 GIomcrala, 4 WILLIAM ELMO THOMBS ..... . . Decalur Agricullural Educalion JOHN PAUL TIPPER ...... . . Carbon Hill Educalion A Club, Scabbard and Blade M. M. TORRES . . ..... . . . . Tampa, Fla. Business Adminislraiion X X DAVID POP TRAYLOR ........ . Tyler Vclcrinary Medicine A. V. M. A. .,..... ....-,,- . , .1 '?e'f . ix 'Em xt gr 5 - 'VP B O T T O M R O W T O P R O W MARY ALICE TUCKER Camp Hill JOHN HILLEY WALKER ........ . . Gadsden H h E ig H VS Ei .Wm I U :R Eleclrical Engineering VSFIXH Dfffn Pi 9 K N S A. l. E. E. FRANK C. TURNER . . ....... Sf. Stephens A.,'1.g,,f,f.i3 Sei.-HC.: WALES W. WALLACE, Ill ........ Birmingham A 1' 1- lncluslrial Engineering O A T sz Keys, Hisforian, Senior Classy R. O. T. C. JAMES W. TURNIPSEED, JR. . . . Ml. Vernon 5.1 'I-is Awlris rx on H K MARY HAYGOOD DOROTHY LEE WARD .......... . . Auburn The only woman member of lhe , , , , Publications Board, a member of BUSINESS AdfT1lfl'5if5llOFl Sphinx, and Town Represenlalive W A A Jossru P. VALENTINO . . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. fo' Womcnis Siudeni GOVe 'me ' i ' C. 5' .2-...-wg I A. S C, E. I I X f FRANKLIN LAWRENCE WARD .... . . Selma JACK S. VANN . . . . Headland T ft ! , 3 H I A Y ' 'H 5 1' r V- Tmgl Marager, 'L 4 L, 255 -rggfgvg-'f, 2: Inlef. .. 1. C:-4,.l wii.i.iAM E viNsoN .. .. Finqefaia Ga, .l X J. HUGO FREDERICK VOLLEERS . . . Washinglon D. C. ,.-.- .-A s.:,. ., X 'l' u JAMES CALHOUN WADE . . , , Mime, :.-...., , 'L -1 f' .- - C-.. fi ff' Page 98 Texlile Engineering Phi Psig Alpha Phi Omega GEORGE FRANKLIN WARD ...... Brooksville, Fla. Aeronautical Adminislralion Plainsman Slaffg A. S. M. E.: Auburn Players, Pub- licify GLADYS WARD ............... Andalusia Home Economics Demonsfrafion W. A. A., Y. W. C. A.: Home Economics Club H. S. WARD, JR. ............. Birmingham Science and Lileralure 2 fb E JACK LENTON WARD, JR. ........ Birmingham lnduslrial Engineering E .- -ie S is S 411 kc' BOTTOM ROW xi ' ,: 'F' Tor Row ' WILBER H. WARD ........ . Tuscaloosa Pharmacy Pharmaceulical Society WILLIAM T. WARREN, JR. .... . . Birmingham Architecture A T S2 Scarab, R. O. T. C., Polo MARGARET ELIZABETH WATKINS . . . Columbus, ba. Education Woman's Student Council CURRIER FLOYD WATTS ..... .... J acksonville Electrical Engineering JOHN INGRAM WEAR ......... . . Opelika Chemical Engineering A. I. Ch. E., R. O. T. C. G. EMMETT WEAVER ...... . . Blounlsville Education W. J. WEAVER .............. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering B K WALLIS A. WEAVER ........... . . NaUV00 Aeronautical Engineering Alpha Lambda Tau, lnterfraternity Council IUP1 HERMAN S. WEISZ ......... . Montgomery Textile Engineering Tau Epsilon Psig Phi Psi L S JAMES MAXWELL WELDEN .... . Wetumpka Pre-Medicine A X A Spades: Omicron Delta Kappa: Scabbard and Blade: President, Student Governmentg lnterfraternity Council: Class Treasurer, 23 Editor, Student Handbook: Who's Who Among Students in 'American Universities and Col- eges' HOWARD WORKMAN Assistant Editor of Plainsman. Writes good editor- ials, but sometimes ha sored for some reaso the 1938 ANNE ALLAN WHATLEY ......... . Auburn 5 ,hem Cen. Home Economics Education f' 0' Ofhef- w. A. A., Home Economics Club If ir gi fo. L. MARY HELEN WHATLEY ....... . Auburn Home Economics Theta Epsilon, Presidentg Home Economics Club ANNIE LOU WHITAKER ...... Commercial Arl K A . . Tuskegee LAMAR WHITE . . ........... Monlgomery Science and Literature President, International Relations Club MORRIS WHITE ............ . . Ashland Agricultural Science Agricultural Club WILLIAM F. WHITEHEAD, JR. . . . . Columbus, Ga. Prc'Mcdicine 0 T U Page 99 .... L . 1 -W-P.-rv.--.-r'r '. f is 'f. 1 , ' 'Q'-f'Q . i- 2 -fl' 2. - ..,,..g,...i. 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WESLEY WHITTEN .......... . . Mobile Chemical Enqinccrinq NORMAN ALTON WHITTEN ...... LaGrange, Ga. Secondary Educalion A Club HENRY C. WHITTING ..... Wesl Palm Beach, Fla. l-fvclxafical Erwlivwgcrinq U 'l' if ALFRED J. WILKERSON . . . . . Nolasulga 5.1 -14:5 AJ'--If. ra cn FRANKLIN WILKES . . . . . . Dothan A, H .-.J 5, ,,.. L IQ -lf ll Q :,. 1',.,,. HARVEY A. waxes . . . . Opelika 1 .- af-- llx Q-,Q HELEN WILLIAMS . . . . . Opelika 1 ' , f xt ,,. 'P+ ILS IUPL C S MORRIS HALL Edilor of the l938 Glomerala who has gone camera crazy if for no olher reason. Page l00 BOTTOM ROW JAMES D. WILLIAMS ......... . Clanlon usiness Adminislralion JULIAN E. WILLIAMS, JR. ....... . Bellamy Business Adminislralion SAMUEL H. WILLIAMS ........ . Florala Agricullural Science Scabbard and Blade: R. O. T. C.g Alabama Farmer Slaffg Agricullural Clubg Glee Clubg Besl' Drilled Soldier, '36 COYT WILSON ............. . Vina Agricullural Science Agricullural Club WILLIAM E. WILSON, JR. ...... . . Russellville Mechanical Engineering Tau Bela Pig R. O. T. C. CHARLES N. WOOD .... ..... . . Bessemer Business Adminisfralion JOSEPH LEONARD WOOD . Allanlic Highlands, N. J. Chemical Engineering 'I' K T Phi Lambda Upsilon RICHARD J. WOOD ......... Bluefield, W. Va. Eleclrical Engineering -'IJ A 9 Ela Kappa Nu, Treasurerg Execulive Cabinelg Ral'Cap Comrnifleeg Chairman, Freshman Dance Commillee: A. l. E. E. u 4 I ll zxsg S . Q 1 .sq 1 .--f- ' 5 . . A 752 rr? Q 1 ', .- 'r Q ull A .pw .. A ig.-,sf S' XL- 52. P i i TOP ROW R. MILTON WOOD ..... ....... M ontgomery Chemical Engineering A X A Phi Lambda Upsilong Scabbard and Blade: Tau Beta Pig Maior, R. O. T. C. SAM G. WOOD ........... Nashville, Tenn. Business Administration LEWIS THOMAS WOODARD ...... Americus, Ga. Aeronautical Administration A E 'I' JAMES A. WOODRUFF .......... Macon, Ga. Textile Engineering Phi Psi HOWARD WORKMAN ..... . . Ashland Journalism II K ll' Keys, Vice-President, 3, Treasurer, 41 Class Historian, 25 Plainsman Staff, l, 2, 3, 4, Managing Editor, 43 Glomerala Staff, 2 STANLEY M. WORSHAM .... . . Birmingham Architecture PAUL R. YARBROUGH ......... . Auburn Veterinary Medicine GERALD P. YELVERTON .......... Montgomery Business Administration Band, 2, 3, 4 'P+ f:-5 IUP1 L RALPH O'GWYNN A member of Blue Key, Scabbard and Blade and the main reason why the Michigan State Football Team was so unhappy after the Orange Bowl Game in Miami, New Year's Day. BOTTOM ROW GEORGE A. YERKES ........... Montgomery Agricultural Science DANTES ALTO YORK ......... . . Monroeville Chemical Engineering A S. fl' Tau Beta Pi, Secretaryp Blue Key, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Vice-President, Student Publications Committee, Band, A. l. Ch. E. ROBERT A. YORK ........... Memphis, Tenn. Civil Engineering DeWITTE MASON YOST ......... . . Mobile Chemical Engineering 'l' K 'F Interlraternity Council: A, S, Ch, E, JAMES K. YOUNG ............ Atlanta, Gd. Business Administratiigun SAM N. YOUNG ........ . . . . . Floranco Electrical Enqini,-erin-.q JAMES L. YOUNGBLOOD .... . . Tuihlqlo Business Agiiinigtratl 'w 1. .X lf JOHNNIE B. YOUNGBLOOD . . . . Birmingham A n A 0 a cranau.2:al xml:-is.ra. n Pa go IOI 2 V ' , ,-...,..--,-.-..-.. -1-...M -ff -4 f E ' 'r ' ' a 'arj,'f'ja'ff f'f' .1 1 Hu -'rf' -if A-A-2 24- R' A' A' 'amass 'mm' an u ':m 'A ' ...-.-We ,. . . , ,, ' - A T Vex,-q,muY,,,Y,,,,,,,.,-,.,,,,....,....-...-..--W- M- - W- -H -'wr , I Q , 'g LL . V - ,KV 3 i ' A f- L- ' f A . T . T A H... .fvi fifs ,W . -V... ' . ,A ', rs..-. - i . ,V . . .. .g ., ' f,,'.ws I '-4 ' - 41 ' y ., . HJC? 5' jjfg. . , ,Q K A V. V, 4m if 11 ,V . I ,nc -.cf v.m ,fe .4.ifg,, l - .1 W 5?E9ffif.z?K'fiii'.im'fffF'f-fififfz' 41 A .T-3',ffy,4qq'f ' Q-.5 fIilnnlcawixray-ifn1:,4+3ia.irww:.wi+anJ r A- - -E ' . 1 ,,-,.,,,,g,,g,,,Q ' ' H -, g..L. ' ' L.:.... ' i ' ' ' ' ' - ' V 3 W 1 I E i 5 ,A , Y . LQ 2 5 :fl if . ,, ' I , i 5 4 f 5 li 3 , i I 1 . i , I 1 1 V 'T E , w . 6 I r 1 1. U 41 Er ml M 1 g 5 if ' m 8 Q S 2 F J Y 3 5 la K 4 1 1 3 9 LefT To righT: SCHUYLER RICHARDSON, HisToriang DAN MEADOWS, SecreTaryg WILLIAM C. FARLEY, President GEORGE EASON, Treasurerg CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH, Vice-Presideni CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM C. FARLEY ...... . . . PresidenT CHARLES HOLLINGSWORTH . . Vice-PresidenT DAN MEADOWS ...... . SecreTary GEORGE EASON .... . . Treasurer SCHUYLER RICHARDSON . . . HisTorian The Junior year is perhaps The mosT exciTing year of all for The Auburn undergraduaTe. For iT is during This year ThaT The aspiring collegians' dreams eiTher aTTain compleTe fulTilmenT or cruel oblivion. To The Junior Class is assigned The privilege oT elecTing The incumbenTs of mosT oi The major offices Tor The coming year. ConsequenTly, Toward The end of The year, The poliTicaIIy- ambiTious. back-slapping Junior is very much in evidence . . . ever in search of The elusive voTe. AnoTher elemenT conTribuTing To The Topsy-Turviness of life as a Junior is The TacT ThaT The honor socieTies selecT mosT of Their pledges from members of The Junior Class. IT is little wonder, Then, ThaT The average Third year man displays a much more maTure counfenance Than ThaT of even The Senior. I I II IST T f LY 111,31 g Sf ..,.f, -. iv Iunior Class WARREN H. ABEL . . ..... D . . . Educalion EH GLADYS ADAMS . . Home Economics JOHNE.ADAMS.. Civil Engineering sb K T ALMEDA ALLDREDGE .................. Home Economics Educalion W. J. ALVERSON . . ...... ........ . Agriculfural Educaiion A Ii P JOE BOB ANDREWS ................. Agriculiural Educalion W. H. ANDREWS, JR. .......... . .... . . Business Adminislrafion K 2 MALCOLM M. ARGO, JR. ..... . . . . . . . . . Elecirical Engineering 2 X T. WHIT ATHEY, JR. . . ........... . . . Agricullural Educaiion A I' P TOMMIE ATWOOD . . ............ . . Agricullural Educaiion RICHARD M. AVERY . . ............ . . Agriculiural Educaiion LAWRENCE F. AYCOCK ............ Pre-Foresiry H K A SPENCER THOMAS BACHUS, JR. ......... . . Mechanical Engineering FRANCIS K. BAGBY . ............... . Mechanical Engineering A X A HARRY BAILEY . . ............. . . Elecfrical Engineering H K A HERSCHEL K. BAILEY, JR. ............. . Eleclrical Engineering A T S2 wiLsoN PAUL BAKER . . ........... . . Texiile Engineering BARNETT L. BANKS . -.-...-......... Industrial Engineering JOSEPH R. BANKS . Science and Liferaiure SARA LEE BANKS . . Archifeciure GROVER C. BARFI ELD . JR. ......... .... Textile Engineering sb A 9 FRANCINA BASS . . ,,,, , . Science and Liieraiure K A FREDL.BASS,JR... Mechanical Engineering A 2 'P IVY CLIFF BAXLEY . Home Economics P 6 g e I 04 Roselle Park, N, J, . . Trussville . . Monlgomery . . Liberly . Talladega . . Camp Hill . . Thomasville . Birmingham . . Grady . . Mounl Hope . . Heiberger . . Selma . Birmingham . Birmingham . . Hunlsville . . Opelika . Aflanfa, Ga. . . Monfgomery . Dadeville . . Birmingham . . Columbus, Ga. . Gadsden . . Birmingham . . Weogufka Iunior Glass HARVEY BAZEMORE . .............. . Agricultural Education A .F P HERBERT A. BEAN . . ........ .... . . Agricultural Science A 1' P ROBERT BEAN . . ............. . . Mechanical Engineering HAROLD H. BEASLEY . . ........... . . Textile Engineering WILLIAM RALEIGH BEASLEY ............. Veterinary Medicine J. D. BECK . . ............. . . Agricultural Education BETTY BECKERT . .............. . Science and Literature K A JEFF C. BEDSOLE . . ............. . . Mechanical Engineering WILLIAM EDWIN BENNS, JR. ........... . Electrical Engineering A X A DALLAS BENTON . ......... . Architecture A 2 'IP LUCILE BETHUNE . . ...... . . Education X 9 JANE FAIR BILLINGSLEY .............. Home Economics . Weogufka . . Hartselle . . Mobile . Andalusia 3 Claxton, Ga. . . Arab . . Gadsden Montgomery Montgomery . . Bessemer . Clayton . Clanton ,l JOHN T. BILLINGSLEY ................. . . Millport Veterinary Medicine MARTIN BIRN . . .............. Newark, N. J. Veterinary Medicine ORION BLACKWELL . ................ . . Tytte Agricultural Engineering J. M. BOLLING . . ............. . . Centerville Agricultural Science J. W. BORLAND . .............. . . Pinckard Chemical Engineering A 1' P FRED D. BOSWELL, JR. . ......... Montgomery Chemistry Kb A 9 CHARLOTTE BOWDON ................ . Columbia Business Administration 4' S2 II TOM BOWEN . . .................. . . Tallaxsee Mechanical Engineering JIM H. BOYKIN . . . . . .o. . . . . . MaPI05VIII0 Electrical Engineeri 0 X A. WILLIAM BOYNTON ................ Albany, Ga. Agricultural Science H K 'IH JULIAN BYRON BRACHIN .............. . Headland Agricultural Education HORTENSE BRADFORD . .............. . . Linden Secondary Education K A Page I05 -iff 1' e Ill hx... L Ill it .,. ,f , ,Q I - .. K . A 3 -g..1, jLl r -jg ' .i'i'7, V T '-cg .. 'iQ,.g7a g V i HU kr' Elia rl .5'if,Q? it 'Z . -114:j5i'S'1g. hwy, '- ' 'G' '.-We +3 ' x'i?m ' in I If ' I .11 '.- , ..1 f-H .-. ,H .': - 3 Ak , ' W-,i Q, .,.. Y.-.Ig 4 - .Q , ' Tfiv.4:k'.i V . 1 .-.-T--'-Fig? .milk-.3 . ' -L. .,, 13+ . I I r y-..,r. H, txt. V! f .. . . - -2 fffunhlnxklr . LL-W.. f 3, r ,IP .f- -fel WADE BRADFORD . . A. E. BRADLEY, JR. . . M. E. c. BRADLEY . . ELLENE BRAMLETT . . BEN BRANCH . . NoRA KAY BRANNAN . SAMUEL REX BRANNON DEVOE J. BRASFIELD . JOHN WILLIS BRAssELL ESTELLE LOVE BREEDEN CHARLES L. BREEDLOVE w. J. BRENNAN . . FRANK G. BREWER, JR. CADWALLADER BROCK BURTON W. BROOKS . . EVERETT S. BROOKS . . JOHN DAVIS BROOKS . ELOISE M. BROWN . . JACK BROWN . . JAMES GLENN BROWN JAMES WILEY BROWN . JAMES W. BROWN . JOHN C. BULLINGTON OSCAR BURFORD . Iunior Class Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering A T SZ Home Economics Mechanical Engineering 'If A 9 Home Economics Agricultural Education Commercial Art Mechanical Engineering B K Home Economics K A Agricultural Science Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Veterinary Medicine Business Administration Chemical Engineering B K Industrial Engineering Z 412 E Business Administration ............. Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Pre-Medicine Agricultural Education Agricultural Education A I' P Education Page I06 . . Athens . . Elba . . Montgomery . . Dutton . . Montgomery Monteagle, Tenn. . . Midland City . . Dora . . Mobile . Auburn . Gantt's Quarry . . Phenix City . . Birmingham . . Samson . . Auburn . . Birmingham . Fairfield . . Andalusia West Point, Ga. . Montgomery . . Montgomery . Hetlin . . Athens . Marion, Ala. M., M,.,..E...amB-suns A A .,AA...E,, f ' f Qfifaiz. .ue f -- f'j'Q4,: - . .- R.f33':-- pf . 1. ', fr E . . Iunior Class J. LEON suRLEsoN . . . . Guin Agricullural Science CURTIS R. BURNS . ................ . piffsview Landscape Archileclure ORLAND F. BURNS . ......... I Cullman Agricullure THOMAS BURNUM . .......... . . . l Decafur Chemical Engineering WOODSON BYNUM . . ............. , I Oneonfa Agricullural Science GEORGE A. CABANISS ................ . Birmingham Chemical Engineering 2 A E J. WEATHERLY CABANISS .............. . . Birmingham Chemical Engineering 2 A E REGINALD R. CAIN . . .............. . Phenix Cify Elecirical Engineering JOHN PAUL CAMPBELL ................ , , Scoffgbol-0 Aeronaufical Engineering K A TERRELL F. CANNON ................ . Eldridge Agricultural Educalion G. W. CANTRELL . . ............. , , Laneff Texlile Engineering LOUISE CARAWAY . . ........... . Cordova Home Economics 9 T SARA MARIA CARLISLE ................. . . Enferprise Home Economics Educafion 9 T CAREY CARLTON, JR. . ............. . . Arcadia, -Fla. Veterinary Medicine MAX LAMAR CARROLL ............... . Ozark Agricullural Educafion JOEL GERBERT CARTER ............... . . Casfleberry Veferinary Medicine VAL CASSELS . . .......... . . Monlgomery Archifeclure 111 A 9 WALTER EARL CHAMBERS .............. - - Pil'l'lSh Business Adminislralion '11 K T ROBERT J. CHANDLER ................ - - M0Uf1dVlll3 Agricultural Educalion JOE J. CHASTAIN . . ............... . . Talladega Agricullural Educalion A I' P THOMAS ALFRED CHEATHAM ............. . . Birmingham Aeronaulical Engineering A T 9 E. A. RED CHILDERS ................ . . Eva , Agricultural Educafion VERNON RHODES CHILDRESS ......... . . Birmingham Chemislry CECIL H. CHILTON . . ............... . . Birmingham Chemical Engineering, . g' s 1 Page l07 jfs YHYY Y ,WWW A .... -MN A-A-----:gif WEQYQ. 2 -M--Ti? QvfgggaQf?Q5'i'Kirif?t's:.:j:EWIY ' .yEm,l!3g5. A,,,.ai'4fiKa 'f 24... ,Vi -,I - Q-1-xref-e,:,.,. ,lx .W A,-W :r.n-.- r----- -A ' ' -....,.,..-.t... W., . --.....,.,,,.. Iunior Class HENRY FRANK CHUNN . . ...... -. . Education ELIZA CLARK . . .......... . . . Home Economics LEON E. CLARK, JR. . ........... i. . . Electrical Engineering T. UPTON CLEARY . . - ----- ---- - - ' Veterinary Medicine JOHN E. CLIFTON . ------ ------- - Agricultural Science JOHN C. CLYBURN . . ..---- - - Agriculture MILTON D. COANE . . ............ . . Veterinary Medicine T E fir JOHN EDWIN COBB, JR. ............. . Chemical Engineering A T Q CECIL CONNOR, JR. . . . ......... . . . . . Mechanical Engineering 'Il A 9 CARLYLE E. COOK . . ............ . . Agricultural Education SYDCOOK.. , E N WILLIAM YOUNG COOK ............... Agricultural Education ARTHUR WIGGINS COOPER . . JAKE COOPER . ..... ......... . Industrial Engineering A 2 112 CHARLES W. COPELAND . ........ . Agriculture A. D. COTNEY, JR. ................ . Agricultural Engineering VIRGINIA COTTLE . ....... . . Dietetics A. D. COX . ............... . Mechanical Engineering J. HEDRICK CRENSHAW .............. Business Administration FRANCES MAUDE CROCKETT ............ Science and Literature JOSEPH BAINES CROOKS ........ ..... Business Administration A 2 'IJ LILLIAN CUNNINGHAM . .......... . . Home Economics 9 T FRANK C. CURRY . . ......... . . Mechanical Engineering BENNIE JEAN DABBS . , I I . i Education Page I08 . . Salem . Hartford . . Fairfield Philadelphia, Pa. . Autaugaville . . Auburn . Trenton, N. J. West Point, Ga. Columbia, Tenn. Marion Junction . Union Springs . . Sulligent . Montevallo . . Birmingham . Auburn . . Wadley . Tallassee . Gadsden . Fairfax . Leighton . Ensley . Headland . Snowdoun Alexander City - e.g4sa-n .,.1.i-- l I I I I l I I l I .,...,-el L.---rg Iunior Class THOMAS CARLYLE DAVIS .............. . . Cherokee Agriculfural Educalion A I' P W. C. HOWELL DAWSEY .............. . . Birmingham Agricullural Engineering COMA DEAS . .... l ......... , Coffeevme Agriculfural Science 2 X J, W. DeMlLLY, JR. . .............. . Tallahassee, Fla. Veferinary Medicine LOWELL C. DETAMORE ............... . . Birmingham Agricullural Engineering 2 KI' E GEORGE P. DEXTER, JR. ........ ....... . . Birmingham Agricultural Adminislrafion LEWIS R. DIAMOND ................. . Brooklyn N, Y, Velerinary Medicine E M E LEANDER M. DICKINSON .............. , , Bessemer Mechanical Engineering SAM H. DORFMAN . . .............. Long Island, N. Y. Veierinary Medicine HUBERT DORSETT . . .............. , , Alfoona Velerinary Medicine GEORGE R. DOUGHTIE ............... . . . Columbus, Ga. Mechanical Engineering A T S2 W. CAMERON DOW . ........ . Opelika Pharmacy JOHN A. DUBBERLY . . .............. . . Tallassee Business Aclminislralion is BILL H. DUDLEY . . ........ . . Seale Educaiion 2 A E PATSY DUMAS . . ............ . . Thomasville Home Economics THEA DUNN . . ........... ..... . . Davisfon Home Economics Educafion 9 T JAMES T. DURDEN . . .............. . . Montgomery Mechanical Engineering TI K fb JOHN R. DYAS . . ................. . . Mobile Aeronaufical Engineering B K MAURICE DYKES . . .......... .... . . Americus, Ga. Business Adminisfralion CID A 9 JOHN EAGAN . . .............. . . Bessemer Chemical Engineering A X A GEORGE E. EASON . ............. . . Harfselle Veferinary Medicine A NI' ROBERT MAURICE EAST ................ Albemarle, N. C. Elecirical Engineering J. P. EDEN . . ................ - - ASl'lVllle Agricullural Educafion WILLIAM CAFFEY EDINGTON ............ - Mobile lnduslrial Engineering A T S2 Page IU9 '-'Ql:2'5 f . 'em :ff-fi. l - Ji 5 . - Y- -- --. ii ,1-2 -.i.lm--- A -'H fi , W fe A-we elf-5 R'17fi4Cb:i i5f, 4 W B1 'iiif ' A if ' P ii 77 All-mm' iff f 'Yhi'f5' I vw 'Y ,--M., ,. ,,..- ',. ...f-...L H.-104m-7-xv-lv-a,-1-WPW-.Q-,A-gn,,,,,,,,,......w.,-.--fff-f- - 'f', - -T' .ml-v'j:tN.,J I I. -I - if -f 'ff' if ' 1' 1 .,. , - A V I S , , , 392. I Q S- ,.,.v,f-1.17 4 '...:.4g' Z., , , . 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I ........... . Dade City, Fla. Electrical Engineering JAMES GROVER EUBANKS ............. . . Tallassae Textile Engineering IT K 'Il' CALVIN W. EVANS . . ............ . . Naruna, Va. Veterinary Medicine A 'I' LUTHER CAMPBELL EVANS ............. . . Boaz Agricultural Science 9 T S2 W. C. FARLEY . . ............ . . Opelika Textile Engineering A T Sl JOHN H. FAULK, JR. .................. . . Chipley, Fla. Mechanical Engineering K 2 FRANK A. FERGUSON . .............. . Montgomery Electrical Engineering TED FERREIRA . . ........ Fernandina, Fla. Education JACK FINLEY . . ............. . . , , Auburn Business Administration GEORGE S. FISHER . . .............. Charlotte, N. C. Veterinary Medicine O LIVER M. FLETCHER ................ , , Monfgomefy Mechanical Engineering II K A ERNEST R. F LOYD . . ......... . ...... . Huntsville Chemical Engineering A X A JAMES M. FOLMAR . . ..Troy Mechanical Engineering Z A E Page ll0 Q . Mft l l l I l l l S 3 l Iunior Glass J. HUEY FORD, JR. . . - - . . 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Chemical Engineering K A 1' 1' ' EWELL M. STOKES . ........... . Pharmacy i RUBY HELEN STOKES . . ..... . . . . Pharmacy ' A Q HUBERT W. STONE . . ............ . . Elecirical Engineering J. P. STREETMAN, JR. . . ........ . . . . Educafion HOWARD STRONG . Pre-Medicine FRANCIS C. SULLIVAN ............... Veterinary Medicine A NI' DOROTHY SUMMERS .................. Home Economics Educaiion fb SZ II EDWIN E. SUNDBERG ................. Business Adminislrafion S2 X H. LLOYD SUTHERLAND ............... Veterinary Medicine JAMES C. SWANNER, JR. .............. . Mechanical Engineering X A E B. C. SWINDLE . ............ . Veferinary Medicine DARCEY T. TATUM, JR. . ....... . . Archifecfure H K A EDWARD ROY TAYLOR, JR. ............ . Chemical Engineering A T S2 NEVA J. TEAGUE . . . . Home Economics SAM F. TEAGUE, JR. . . . . . . . . Chemical Engineering A 'I' S2 V- P- TERRY. JR. . . ........... . . . Business Adminisfrafion 2 A E SAMTHARP.. ,,,. Pharmacy H. P. THOMAS . Agriculfural Science JOHN B. THOMAS, JR. Science and Lilerafure 2 N MACK L. THOMAS . , ,,,, , , . U I Agricultural Edugafion ARTHA MAE THOMPSON Home Economics cb Q C. W. THOMPSON, JR. . . . . . H Archifecfure LOUISE THOMPSON , n 9 X , in , ' ' - - . . . . . . K Home Economics -.,- Page I24 If mauv- l -fi a . . Colquifi, Ga. . . Auburn . . Bay Minefle . . Belle Mina . Monigomery Montgomery, Fla. . . Auburn . Marianna, Fla. . Brewfon . Towanda, Pa. . Opelika . . Fairhope . . Linslon . Luverne . Parrish . . LaFayeHe . . Birmingham . . Odenville . . Birmingham . . Birmingham . Bay Mineffe . Afhens . Sipsey . . Scoffsboro . Weogufka . . Piedmonf . . Nofasulga l l - .455 Iunior Glass NANCYE MARGARET THOMPSON ......... Elementary Education POSEY E. THOMPSON . ............ . Agricultural Education W. DAVIS THOMPSON . . ......... . . Pre-Medicine WILLIAM JOEL THOMPSON ............ Agricultural Education WILLIAM GARTH THORPE .......... Education OSCAR W. THREADGILL ............... Agricultural Engineering fl' K T THOMAS CLINTON TIBBALS .......... . . Pharmacy 'If K T HAROLD B. TITLE . . ........... . . Veterinary Medicine NORMAN TOBIA . . .............. . . Mechanical Engineering W. JOHN TODD . ............. . Business Adminisufation KI' K T TRUITT M. TOMLINSON ............... Agricultural Education AAT JUNE TOOKER . ........ . Dietetics X Q JOE TREIS . . ........... . . Electrical Engineering GENE TROTTER . . ........... . . Business Administration BILL TROUP . . .............. . . Aeronautical Administration 41 A 9 EDWARD L. TRUNDY ................ Veterinary Medicine ROBERT MILLER TYSON .............. Agricultural Education CLYDE HAROLD VANN ................ Industrial Engineering FRED E. VANN . . ............. . . Mechanical Engineering HOMER M. VERNON . . ............ . . Mechanical Engineering J.W.VINSON.. .......... Veterinary Medicine LOUIS J. VOC-JEL, III . . ....... . . Chemistry E 'I' E ALVIN WARD VOGTLE, JR. . ..... . . Pre-Law E N JIM WADDELL . ............ . Business Administration fb K T WARD IRA WAGNON ............... Secondary Education WAYNE WAGNON . . ........... . . Agricultural Science J. PAGE WALKER . . .............. . . Mechanical Engineering II K fb Page I25 Si. Petersburg, Fla. . . Anderson . . Altoona . . Cragford . . Aiken, S. C. . . Birmingham . Torrington, Conn. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . Birmingham Wood-Ridge, N. J. . Danville . . Dumont, N. J. . Vero Beach, Fla. . . Loxley . . Kankakee, Ill. . Frankfort, Me. . . Thomasville . . Auburn . . Birmingham . . Sumiton . . Magee, Miss. . Cullman . . Birmingham . Rogersville . . Tuscumbia Tuscumbia . Montgomery Y fir Q.-v Ti ,-.- N!! 4Nf'-fi-. A Y. il fi- 1 , -ii 'I ha 'lf' Lui' : ',' 5h46f,...I:2ffi7 , ,4 T.. ' ,La-.N . 'fl rl f Iunior Class CARTER W. WALL . . ............. . . Chemical Engineering CECIL WALLACE . - .......-..---- Agricultural Education 9 K N GARVIS A. WALTERS . .............. . Agricultural Education Aaaorr a. WALTON . . ............ . . Agricultural Science A I' P WILBUR L. WALTON . . ......... . . Education HOYT M. WARREN . ................ Agricultural Education RICHARD L. WATKINS .--..--........ Electrical Engineering X 41 E Education GERTRUDE WATSON . . FRANCIS U. WEAVER Agricultural Engineering GEORGE L. H. WEAVER ................ Veterinary Medicine A 'I' THOMAS W. WEBB, JR. ............... . Mechanical Engineering I B K HORACE WEISSINGER ................ Business Administration K A ' FREDERICK J. WEITZ . . ...... 5. . . . . 4? efeiw ine ROBERT D. WELCH . .......... . Commercial Art A E fb J. FRANCIS WELLS . ............... . Aeronautical Engineering A X A HARRY LEE WELSTED, JR. ............ . Chemical Engineering 2 II MITTIE LOUISE WELSTED . ........ . Dietetics JOHN HILL WEST . .............. . Business Administration X N LAWRENCE O'NEAL WESTBROOK, JR. ....... . Mechanical Engineering FLETCHER WHATLEY, JR. .... ....... . . . . Business Administration K A URBAN E. WHATLEY . . ............ . . Veterinary Medicine 2 X HILTON E. WHEELER . . ............ . . Chemical Engineering A A T J. H. WHEELER, JR. I Education DORIS ELAINE WHITE Business Administration K A DAVID PAUL WHITTEN .......... Agricultural Education PRESTON M. WILDER Agricultural Education 9 v ROBERT H. WILDER . ...... K L Business Administration 2 fb E Page I26 . . Forest Home . Hackleburg . Foley . . Greensboro . . Opelika . . Alexander City . . Decatur . . Alexander City . . Brockwood . . Kutztown, Pa. . . Mobile . Selma Eggertsville, N. Y. . . Birmingham . . Selma . Auburn . . Auburn . . Louisville . . Birmingham . . Auburn . Opelika . . Mobile . . Pisgah . Pensacola, Fla. . . Headland . Wilsonville . . Dadeville Iunior Class MARGARET WILKS . . ........... . . Opelika Home Economics CLIFF PEYTON WILLIAMS . . ........... .'OhafChee Agricuifural Educafion GUS WILLIAMS . . ..TuscaIoosa Pharmacy K A GUY W. WILLIAMS . ......... For? TofIen, Long Island, N. Y. Pre-Law E A E RALPH L. WILLIAMS . . ........... , , Pacolef Mills' 5. C. Veferinary Medicine A XII REX WILLIAMS . . ................ , Mobile Chemicai Engineering A A T EDNA AGNES WILSON . . ........ , Auburn Educafion FRANCES WILSON . . ............. , Auburn Home Economics X S2 MALCOLM E. WILSON ............... , , Auburn Agriculfurai Educaiion ROBERT EUGENE WILSON .............. . Auburn Agriculfural Science ROBERT J. WILSON . . ........... . . Annisfon Archifecfure ANN WINN . ............ . . Florence Home Economics GRADY L. WISE . . ............... . Coffee Springs Agriculfural Education THOMAS M. WISE . .............. . . Sumier, Ga. Veterinary Medicine WILLIAM DAVID WITTEL ............... . Auburn Business Adminisfrafion 2 H SEYMOUR WOLF . .............. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. Veferinary Medicine E M E GEORGE WOLFF . ............... . . Sf. Louis, Mo. Mechanical Engineering A T Q J. WINSTON WOOD . .............. . . Fairfield Chemical Engineering A. BERNARD WOODS, JR. .............. . Birmingham Business Adminisfrafion CARLTON WOODY . ............... . . New Hope AgricuIIural Education ELEANOR CROFT WRIGHT ......... . - - 009100 Educafion HUGH F. WRIGHT . .............. - - Auburn Texiile Engineering HAL KIRK WYATT . . ....... . . Georgiana Educafion LARKIN T. WYERS, JR. ................ . Birmin9i'0m Chemical Engineering II K A GEORGE YOUNG . ................. . Montgsmery Mechanical Engineering E N TYLER J. YOUNG . . ............. . . Duffield. V5- Vctcrinary Medicine A XI' . . Auburn JEANNE ZIMMERMAN . ............. . Science and Lircraiurc Page I27 7, ,,,, ..- . - -v ---, - en' :-1wl-'-+'N- v-.:zr .' 7 ,. ,,,,,.,.,,--.. - r- , x.f:.iaAf' .im i If 1 v Y 5 : 4 f 1 Q n K U 51 V xl Q 51 1 f' I QQ QQ Q i 15 X U 5 U ll? V I 3 I ,Q I Q . ,fx g' g , I , Q 1 5 i I V ,N K Y 'l fl' ' R ? 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Some go ou or e s a clebaTing. and The like: while sfill oThers aspire Tor aThleTic honors In every cas h r iu and vigor which The Sophomore exhibiTs in a new acTiviTy draws marked cornmenl. -, . V. - N . .N X UM ORE LL I QIIPHUIIIIIIE CLASS ,I f JAMES MONROE ADAMS I X A Anninon SAM LEE ADAMS Gadsden VIRGINIA ADAMS -1- I! ll Wen Poinl, Ga. CARL EDWIN ADAMSON IL 'I' II Birmingham GLEN ADDERHOLD Piedmonl JOHN L. ADDERHOLD Piedmonl HERMAN IRVING ALDERMAN Well Haven, Conn. LOUIS ROLLINS ALDRIDGE Columbus, Ga. JOE ALESCI Birmingham SIMON ALLISON ALFORD Monlgomery A. C. ALLEN Deauville THOMAS R. ALLEN, JR. K ll Birmingham RICHARD J. ALLEN Il K Mobile ELMER H. ALMOUIST, JR. .X T if Auburn EHNEY ADDISON AMBROSE ,I X .X Monlevallg JAMES R. ANDERSON no K X Gadsden OTEY ANDERSON Unionlown R. FRANKLIN ANDERSON Millerville ROBERT FULTON ANDERSON Healing Springs ROBERT S. ANDREWS Selma ANN ARABELLA ARGO K A Birmingham ROBERT HARDIN ARMSTRONG E A IQ Birmingham R. P. ARMSTRONG, JR. Abbeville ROBERT M. AVERY LaGrange, Ga. JAMES EUGENE BACON Bessemer BESS BAIN Gunfersville KEATLEY GRAHAM BAKER, JR. 9 X Marion Junction STAR . BAKER nsley PORTER I. BARNES, JR. A T S2 Savannah, Ga. WILLIAM ISAAC BARNES Camp Hill ALGIE MYRLE BARNETT 'lf S? H La Fayefle CHARLES BARRON Evergreen Page l30 Tw, Z . ' I MARY CORDER BEASLEY Home Economics MARILYN BELCHER Birmingham CLELAN L. BELIN Porl S+. Joe, Fla. BENNETT, H. D. Warrior DANIEL W. BENSON, JR. Auburn OSCAR ROBERT BERNEY E A E Birmingham SARAH BALDWIN BETHEA Monfgomery LEO A. BIDEZ E X Mobile GEORGE C. BLACKWELL Hunfsville HOWARD BLEDSOE Langdale LAFAYETTE F. BLEDSOE, JR Langdale JOHN BLUNSCHI, JR. A X A Eulaw MILDRED BODDIE Auburn CLISTONE V. BODINE Arab WILLIAM M. BOGGS, JR. Selma SADIE BOHORFOUSH Birmingham Page l3l SUPHUMUBE CLASS u 'LtT, 12:53:12:7Z11i:i:Z.I7:i': , S Y - ,v-...M .---f ----- - - 1-f-Q'------ -- I: if V' IQg-Q,L,,fQf Q-- s .. KQSII ig . 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CHILDRESS E X Gadsden LALLIE FEE coox Camden TED W. CHILES II K A Albertville W'Lf'Al'4 M' COOK Camden HARVEY CLANTON Quiiman JACINTO L. CORTINA II K 'I' Mexico City, Mexico EUGENE J. CLARK B K Birmingham BILL COWEN Elba LEE M. CLARK A A T Mobile GEORGE E. COX .X .I 'I' Boaz JOEL CLEMENT Hackleburq MARVIN ROYCE COX Deaisville KIRBY CLEMENTS KI' A 9 Monfqvmefv THOMAS H. cox Praiiville CHARLES L. CLEMONS Pg, h BILL cRAwFoRo Irmmg am Union, S. C. CHRISTINE CLIFTON X Q JOE CRAWFORD Center Union, S. C. WILLIAM A. COCHRAN JR' MARGUERITE LOUISE CREEL Bessemer K A Fairfield HAROLD ROBERT COCKRELL 1, qi 1.1 THADDEUS HENRY CRENSHAW Fairfield Gfv0 'i 0 GEORGE JAMES COLEMAN BERNARD MONROE CROW II K KI' Fort Payne Birmingham WENDOL WADE CROWDER STANLEY F. COLEY Momqomuy Alabama Ciiy Page l33 5 .flliglflifT '.1QQ .I.'g, ig-.--'iilf i I -A ' -T2 I .f- , I . -.if .Mg uf 1' vw V ' -.. ,,.,-. ., .L-A ., il Qnrunnunr CLASS I if Fw MARK DEXTER CROXTON lung Vina, Ga. T. C, CULVER Deauville Lnsue WALTON CUMMINS Hunhvillt JACK 8. CURRY 1. X AIIanIa, Ga. JOHN N. DABBS Benemnr ALLEN DANIEL II K -I' LaGrange, Ga. BURR DAVIDSON Browns EDWARD JERVIS DAVIES K .I DecaIur ARCHIE Y. DAVIS, JR. 22 X Como, Min. EDWARD MIMS DAVIS K A Prariville EDWARD M. DAVIS Pike Road EUGENE MANN DAVIS V II Plevna JESSE DAVIS .I X .L Bessemer CHARLES ROSS DEAN Auburn JOSEPH LYNN DEAN S -I- Ii Moultrie, Ga. ROBERT WILLIAM DEES II K A Greenville ANN DEXTER K A Columbus, Ga. ROBERT ARDEN DICKINSON E 'I' IC Montgomery DOROTHY FAY DODSON Birmingham JOHN F. DONOHUE B K Washingfon, D. C. HUBERT M. DOSS Annisfon ROBERT L. DOUBLER Wilson Dam AMY DRAKE Auburn EVELYN Du BOSE K A Selma ROBERT F. DUKE II K A ' Gadsden BILL DULION Birmingham JACK M. DUNLOP A 2 41 Birmingham JAMES MCKENDREE DYKES 9 K N Birmingham JULIAN EDGE 22 II Columbus, Ga. CHARLOTTE EDWARDS Auburn SADIE EDWARDS K A Union Springs BEN EICH 2 41 E Fort Davis Page I34 ..! GLEN EGAN Guin H. 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GRAY II li Al' Elkmont JACK GREESON Il Ii .X Monfqomery KATE TEAGUE GRESHAM Risen, Ark, ANNE GRIFFIN nu 'I' Auburn SARA GENE GRIFFIN H .I Auburn HUGH GRUNDMANN Birmingham FRANK E. GUNTER Phenix Cify EARL POWELL GUY, JR. .Y X Monlgomery FRANK HAGGARD 'Il A 9 Gadsden W. C. HAIRE Quincy, Fla. JOHN E. HALL E X Cecil J. ROBERT HALL Dolhan JOHN H. HAM Americus, Ga. TED HAM Sylacauga ROGER C. HAMEL A X CID Woodward RANDOLPH IRVING HAMILTON Sylacauga EUGENE P. HAMNER Gordo EDITH KATHERINE HANDLEY Camp Hill MALCOLM EDWARD HANNAH Pensacola CARL THOMAS HAPPER, JR. Z A E Birmingham LEWIS T. HARDCASTLE Margerum WILBUR O. HARDEN Titus SARAH SPEAKE HARDWICK Hartselle HOBART HARE Wilmingfon, Del. SUSAN MIZELLE HARE K A Auburn .Page I36 l H x I I I Yueu. s. HARGETT I Russellville THOMAS B. HENLEY I Monfgomery I PAUIL. HARKLETROAD mu BOB HENRY E lngspor, enn. H K A I Florence T. F. HARLIN Roanoke LUCIAN F. HICKS H .X Alberla CHARLES A. HARRIS, JR. K X ER Montgomery NEST W. HIGGINS Columbus, Ga. JAMES HARRIS JENKINS A- HILL Vidalia, Ga. A I- I. Jackson LARKIN HARRIS Wadley PAT HILL .I X .X Dade City, Fla. i MOYER D. HARRIS II K 'I' I Birmingham GEORGE HILLER I ll K 'lf I Jasper ARTHUR EDWIN HARVEY, JR. Brewfon , BYRON HILLIARD I Q' , 6. A I 9 Bowcrxville, Ga. I w. a. HATTAWAY 'I' A 9 LEWIS HILSON, JR. Brundidge Don-mn CHRISTINE HAWKINS CARL HIXON , Langdale A I' if I Mobil., I I SYLVAN HAWORTH I okeene, okla. EMILY HIXON I K .X Auburn MARY G. HAYES Igiini Fla PAULINE FRANCES HOCUTT ' ' Auburn I I A' CHAR'-E5 HAYNIE Juum vm Home-ss, Jn. I Prallville Andnm. GJ. CHARLES HAYNS'WORTH HARVEY HOGAN 3 N I x x V Birmingham Luinqvon, 6.1. I ROBERT E. HEATHCOTE JAMES CLIFFORD H060 2 N L.1Gr.1nqo, Ga. I Great Neck, N. Y. ' JAMES HUNTER HOGUE FRED Hes X l K X, SON Arlnnhm, Cm. . ff Sylacauga ff C DEE FRANKLIN HOLCOMBE L Hqmlllon W. L. HENDERSHOTT Narania, Fla. LEE CAMPBELL HOLLOWAY .g. L in ED E. HENDRIX, JR. Monfqomory Concord, N. C. I I Page I37 ,ff . 'MW iiifjp -Q-M-Ql-'--..... Z QW ,Q'lQff.'1'ff - WQA, Q1 ' .Tb fx I' ' ' I-w,g,:,,:w,g? ..g2m. qallplllr- K .-A I f 9lll'HllllllllEULASS I 5. r H fc- fx' ,VW yHQMA5 G, HOLMES Tenna- W. L. HOLSTUN Camp Hill HENRY B. HOLT 'I' H li opusn MAYFRED HOLT lanhlon GORDON HOOD -4- .x ll Gadsden MARSHALL JOHNSON HOOPER K .K Selma ROBERT SIDNEY HOWARD Birmingham NOLAN WILSON HUDSON Jasper WILLIAM GOODE HUDSON ll li A Salma JOHN T. HUFF ll K fl' LaGrange, Ga. ELIZABETH HUNT Opelika JOHN H. G. HUTCHINSON Selma HOWARD HYDE II K lrondale MARY GUY INZER U T Eden HELEN EARLE IRBY U T Lover Peach Tree JAMES P. IRVINE , ri X I Worcester, Miss. ' JOHN E. wav, JR. A T if Auburn CHARLIE M. JACKSON Grady JOE S. JACKSON K A Baconfon, Ga. SYDNEY JACKSON Easlaboga HOMER L. JACOBS Loachapoka M. EMMETT JACOBS, JR Goodwaler THOMAS RABY JACOBS B K Roxobel, N. C. EDMUND HULIN JAMES Waverly GEORGE A. JEFFRIES fb K T Jacksonville, Fla. MARIE JOHNSON K A Langdale MARGUERITE JOHNSON Auburn FRANK BROWN JOHNSTON JR Gasfon burg H. M. JOHNSTON X A E Tuskegee JUANITA JOHNSTON Auburn RHODES JOHNSTON 2 A E Birmingham W. F. JOHNSTON, JR. fb A 9 Annislon CAROLYN JONES X S2 Auburn GEORGE WILSON JONES Wetumpka HENLEY JONES, JR. Birmingham JOSEPH AUSTIN JONES II K 42 Selma Page l38 LEONARD SEAWELL JONES fb A 9 Selma MARY SUE JONES Falkville WALTER B. JONES Eufaula EARL W. JORDAN McKenzie WARREN ALTON JORDAN, Laurinburg, N. C. O. E. JUNG, JR. A XI' Easl Sf. Louis, III. EDWARD G. KEITH Birmingham CHARLES M. KELLEY A X A Eulaw JOHN M. KELSO Monigomery GEORGE V. KENMORE Americus, Ga. EARL FRANKLIN KENNAMER Bessemer IRA B. KERLIN, JR. fl' K T Birmingham FELIX M. KEY Corona WILLIAM Z. KIDD, JR. Annislon WILLIAM H. KILPATRICK KE Carrollfon WALTER H. KINARD Inverness HULETT L. KING, JR. Hunlsville KATHRYN KIRKLAND Newville Page I39 I SUPHUMURE CLASS na fe? D. WAYNE KISER Morris CHARLES KNIGHT Andalusia GEORGE STAN BURY KNOPF .I I E? Birmingham MERIT WALLACE KREHER V II New Orleans, La. DAVID ARTHUR KYZER U jg Bexxemar 'bcfiwvu '7 --' gl' Faeo LAMB ' Fairfax EALON MADISON LAMBERT Opelika CLYDE W. LANDRUM Quinton EARL T. LANGLEY Camp Hill WILLIAM H. LASETER II K A Montgomery MABELRUTH LAWRENCE Andalusia JAMES C. LEE Il .X IC Birmingham REBECCA LEE Opelika JULIEN K. LEGARE Boliqoo WILLIAM LEONARD LETT, JR Il X Auburn GEORGE LINWOOD LEWELLEN SI. Pulouburq, Fla. DOROTHY COLLIER LEWIS Ii A Tuahqn WILLIAM CHARLES LEWIS IL .K I1 Birmingham Q, g gl -,,,.,-M--,,-,- -.M,,..- as 2 QIIPHIINIIIIIEIILLISQ C W. LINOSEY Elba JOHN minion uvmcssron n h X Cqnlro VELNA LONG Auburn VQILLIAM MATIHEW LONG Burlinqlon, N. C. RAY D. LOVVORN Wada-woo W. MARK LOVVORN Woodland RUTH LOWE X if Auburn W. C. LUMPKIN Tuskegee GUY R. LYNN Cullman GORDON MacEACHERN Haverhill, Mass. ROBERT D. K. McADORY ll K X Birmingham BUREN McBRAYER Axhville BENJAMIN CLYDE MCCARY AL4' Birmingham ANDREW MCLAIN Salem SAM P. McCLENDON Boaz WILBURN R. McCLUSKY Decalur BROUGHTON MCCORD L X Montgomery A. BROOKS MCCOY Elmore MYRLIN MCCULLAR A 'l' A Courlland WILLIAM L. MCCULLOCH ll K A Huntsville DONALD L. MCCULLOUGH E A E Birmingham JOHN K. MCCULLOUGH Montgomery CHARLES RICHEY McCOY K A Barlow, Fla. RICHMOND CAMERON MCDAVID Auburn WILLIAM G. McDOWELL, JR. Birmingham GEORGE G. MCFADEN Welumpka ARCHIE McGlLLlVREY A T S2 Birmingham BETTY McKAY Montgomery JOHN W. McKEE Selma JAMES PICKETT MCLEOD , 'Il K T Remberf, S. C. G. E. MCWHORTER, JR. 22 fb E Greenville TOM M. MANLEY K E Birmingham BERNARD MARKS fb B A Jacksonville, Fla. DANIEL STACEY MARTIN, JR. 22 II' E Birmingham JULIA ANN MARTIN Annislon WALTER JERRY MARTIN K Z Memphis, Tenn. Page l40 we .34 .Hi l Tai HENRY C. MAULSHAGEN A 'I' S2 Birmingham ANNIE MASON O T Manila M. W. MASSEY Chesler, Ga. MERWIN HALE MATTHIS Laurinburg, N, C, HOWARD N. MEAD Greensboro, N. C. JAMES ERWIN MEADOWS E A IG Opelika J. EDGAR MELSON II K A Hunfsville CLAYTON H. MERRELL A T 0 Monlgomery CLARENCE L. MERSHON Fairhope CHARLES C. MIDDLETON Birmingham CHARLES A. MILLER, JR. Linden RUTH L. MILLER K A Birmingham ROBERT C. MILLS Selma MARY MITCHELL Warrior THOMAS R. MITCHELL A Ifl' Bessemer WINSTON MIXON Elba HENRY EDWARD MOHNS Ii! Aflanla, Ga. T. PENN MONTGOMERY 'I' A 0 Opelika Page l4l ANNIE MOON Ashland JOHN JACKSON MOORE .X 'I' Marion Junction STIMPSON MOORE Grove Hill GUY W. MOORMAN .X 'I' Douglas, Ga. CARL C. MORGAN, JR. 4- A ll Unionlown CHARLES MORGAN, JR. I .X II Bessemer HOMER F. MORGAN Thorsby CARL L. MOSELEX in X Selma ,if 'V J. HERSCHEL MOSELEY Soman CARL CLIFTON MOTLEY Aurauqavillo WALTER J. MUELLER Evdnxvllle, Ind. DAWSON H. MULLEN, JR. Birmingham MAUDE E. MULLIN Auburn ROBERT LEE MUNDHENK Auburn EDWIN MUNROE T.1lI.1deq.1 LEON B, MLJRFHREE .I X gf ,' 7 Llbd I-L!f,J'?'IAf1 f MAN MLIRPNREE Arhqnx R L, MUSC-ROVE Jasper f axfff C S Q2 QIII'HIIIIIIIIECI.lSS in -I JULIAN P. MYRICK ll K A Lnqland, Fla. MARY FRANCES NAU- Goorgiana PARKER A. NARROWS A A A Emloy JACK CAMPBELL NEILL II K A Birmingham THOMAS EARL NETTLES K A Tunnel Springs R. R. NEWMAN Aloxondlr Ciiy W. T. NEWSOME Gadsdcn DENNIS W. NEWTON Auburn PAUL R. NICHOLS Birmingham FORREST D. NIXON Auburn JOHN T. NIXON K .A Birmingham M. MACIAS NOA Ponxacola, Fla. ALLEN MERRILL NORTHINGTON -I' .X U Montgomery BEN F. NUTTALL, JR. II K .A Cordova DONALD SHAND ODELL V II Rye, N. Y. LESLIE O'GWYNN Mobile DENNIE ORR Danville JOHN KENNETH ORR, JR. Ki Aflanva, Ga. LUCILE PACE Auburn MARY FRANCES PACE Auburn HANKI NS F. PARKER Brewfon WENDELL H. PARKER Birmingham WILEY H. PARKMAN Seale EDITH PATTON Adger GORDON B. PATTON Dadeville THOMAS C. PAYNE 2 X Jackson, Miss. ALFRED EUBANK PEARSON A 'I' S2 Birmingham CHARLES PEARSON 22 II MiIII'own MARGARET W. PEARSON K A Montgomery PORTER GOLDEN PEASEA 21 A E Columbus, Ga. RANDOLPH PENTON A T S2 Monfgomery JOE KYLE PERKINS Gadsden P. RAYVON PETTIS, JR. A I' 1' Gunfersville GEORGE MAC PHILLIPPI Z X Camden CHARLES PHILLIPS H K fb Monfgomery MARY LOUISE PHILIPS Afialla Page I42 JAMES JUDSON PITTMAN Auburn MARGARET LUCRETIA PITTMAN Cenferville MIDDLETON C. PITTMAN Brewlon AUSTIN PLEMONS A I' P Falkville ARNOLD M. POE Corona HELEN PORCH 9 T Alexander Cify HENRY J. PORTER III E A E Birmingham R. W. PORTER, JR. II K fl' Georgiana JEFF RUSSELL POWELL, JR. II K 'lr Selma CHARLES DWIGHT PRATER Sylacauga ROBERT M. PRATHER, JR. Aulaugaville THOMAS L. PREER E A E Tuskegee J. J. PREWETT Cordova JOHN ALVIN PROCTOR Andalusia GEORGE W. PRUET Ashland BOLLING H. RAWLINSON K E. Millbrook JOHN G. REA 0 K N Hodges J. H. REDDOCH Troy Page I43 JOHN REDMOND, JR. Dade City, Fla. PRESTON REEDER 'I' ,X H Florence E. OWEN REEVES Thomaslon BRUCE A. RENFROE, JR. Columbus EDWARD H. REYNOLDS Nolasulga EDWARD M. REYNOLDS Goodwafer MARGUERITE REYNOLDS U T Snowdoun VIRGIL V. RHODES, JR. A I' l' Bay Minelle BESSIE BELLE RICE Arab JOHN CARL RICE Birmingham FRED RICHARDSON Tallahassee, Fla. WALTER W. RICHARDSON Ii I Evinxlon, Fla. ELIZABETH RIMES K A Selma JAMES RISHER ll K .X Tyler KYLE ROIERSON Mt. Hope JOHN SHARP ROBERTS IA IL Birmingham ROBERT L. ROBERTS Waverly HENRY W. ROBINSON 'Z' K I Ward I? A Ii i 'I 'i I i i i i I Il L I U A '4IlI'HIiilIlliEIIL-Xfiq OERRICK ROCHESYER H IN X fruity JAMES FRAZER ROLEN h X Monfqomoly HAROLD ROMINE Roqqvhillt DANIEL MAYER ROTH I I -I- Eufaula ERNEST T. ROUSE 2. X Camden PAUL RUDOLPH Pulaski, Tenn. S. E. SCHOLZE E X Birmingham MILDRED SCONYERS Headland JAMES D. SCRIVNER AXA Berry HOWARD B. SEIDLER 'I' I-: II, Birmingham JIM SHARMAN fl' K T Miami Beach, Fla. JOHN D. SHARP 9 X Nmygm 'Of'- Wilson Dam x WILLIAM E. RUSH JR. JACK PRESTON SHAW Auqusia, Ga. Jamison ROBIN A RUSSELL LYDA MADALINN SHAW H X X.SZ Annixion Fawneld JOHN LOUIS SHEARER HULRDAA RUTLAND Georgiana Auburn WILLIAM E. SHOFNER, JR. J. W. RUTLAND, JR. A, L, li, X T U BIrmIngham Tuxcumbia JAMES FLETCHER SHORT G 1 JOHN WAYNE SANDBROOK orgas Robemdale ADRIAN L. SICARD Bir i gh m I JOE W. SANDERS m n a Leeds 0 I JACK H. SIMPSON J K 2 E HELEN ISZIIIITL SARGENI Comland amp I BERN RD S JAMES C. SLAUGHTER 1 A AWYER X N Frisco Ciiy Birmingham FRED-U SAWYER MATTIE B. SMALL FYIKCO CIRY Nofasulga BEN .A-.SCARBROUGH ALLUMS FRANKLIN SMITH Burmmqham 2 N ' Union Springs A FRED G. SCHELL g -N h EDWARD s. SMITH Umon Sprung: A X A ' Birmingham HERBERT G. SCHIFF, JR, I 'ff' FORRESTER M. SMITH, JR. MObIlE K Z Praffville Page I44 mix I ,D ....... - fm 3 L, i G. KENNETH SMITH K A Columbia, S. C. HENRY B. SMITH II K A Andalusia HENRY GAILLARD SMITH, JR. 21 A E LaGrange, Ga. JACK THOMAS SMITH Decafur LYMAN S. SMITH 'I' A 9 Florence MARSHALL SMITH 4 PL A E Florence SARA ELIZABETH SMITH Union Springs THOMAS SHERBURNE SMITH, Brewlon WILLIAM M. SMITH E N Birmingham FRANCES SMYER Auburn JOHN ALBERT SMYTH II' A 9 Opelika RAYMOND EARLE SNOW Mobile PETER F. SNYDER Washinglon, D. C. VERNON W. SORRELL Lanell DAVID G. SPRINKLE Washington, D. C. A. V. SPROLES, JR. Pocahontas, Va. CHARLES KERBY STAFFORD KB Florence ARTHUR EUGENE STEELE A 'I' S3 Birmingham Page I45 5- ,f J l ELIZABETH STEELE Annislon CLARENCE H. STEWART Wadley JUANITA STEWART K A Auburn ROBERT MORRIS STEWART Tanner JULIAN DuBOSE STITH Mullins, S. C. WILLIAM HARVEY STOUGH Montgomery J. M. STRICKLAND Tampa, Fla. OTTO STROCK Elloree, S. C. DQWITT TALMAGE STUART, JR II Ii -I' Pino Apple WILLIAM P. SWIFT, JR K .I Salma BERNARD FARRIOR SYKES 'l' A Il Monlqomcry GEORGE PALFREY TAIT Birmingham ORRIN TALIAFERRO Town Crook MARGARET TAMPLIN Auburn GRIFFIN TATUM III Monfqomary JOHN ALEXANDER TAYLOR 'I' A H Decatur JAMES K. TAYLOR Anrmpolix, Md. SHELBY P. TAYLOR I, X Hunhville '1 QIIl'HIlllllIIElIL-lqq WILLIS R. TAYLOR II H AI- Monlqomery WILSON TAYLOR, JR. -2- .1 H Oecelur GEORGE WEBSTER TERRELL Hamilton B. F, THOMAS, JR. Auburn E, MARVIN THOMAS 2. N Auburn LEON THOMAS at X Jones ,Any JOHN R. THOMPSON Piper WILLIAM M. THOMPSON Camden W. WALTON THOMPSON I X Ballimore, Md. WILLIAM E. THORNLEY Ridgewood, N. J. JUNIUS E. THORPE Millerville O. C. TISDALE, JR. Mobile ARVEL W. TODD Spruce Pine EDITH VANN Headland HENRY ASA VAUGHAN, JR. ll A IG Tuskegee Z. D. VICK, JR. Fayelle CHARLES CHAN VICKREY A l' I' McKenzie MAX VINES 0 X Bessemer ERBAN EM ERSON WAKEFIELD, Columbia GEORGE A. WALKER, JR. E II Kingsporf, Tenn. WOODROW T. WALKER II K 'If Cenlerville 1 JUSTILE WALL Eclecfic SARA N ELL WALLACE Tuscaloosa NELLIE RUTH WARD Auburn ALVA D. WARE, JR. II K A Toomsboro, Ga. JOSEPH CUSHMAN WARE, JR. I E fl' E Birmingham JOSEPH B. TURNER, JR. oo X Columbiana FREDERICK FRANKLIN WARREN Middleburg, Va. THOMAS TURNER 9 LEE WATERS Almore ROBERT TUTTLE R ' N' Y' MARY WATSON Macon, Ga. CLARA JANE USSERY X if Ashland JOHN FURNISS WATTERS K A Selma LOUISE VAN AUSDAL K .X Camp Hm HOMER A. WEAVER Theodore Page I46 l ,I L JOHN KERMIT WEAVER Cullman THAD THOMAS WEBSTER Auburn JOHN WEEKS Beaverfon FERRELL G. WELDEN A X A Tifus FRED L. WELLBORN Secfion VERNON L. WELLS 9 X Selma GEORGE V. WENDLING 2 X Birmingham JEWELL WHATLEY Auburn STANCEL W. WHATLEY Cordova VIOLET WHATLEY Opelika JOHN THOMAS WHEELER Birmingham THOMAS M. WHEELER fl' A 9 Monfgomery HENRY WHITFIELD ll K A Demopolis W. H. WHITLOW, JR. Linden A. T. WIATT II Hampton, Va. VICKIE WILKERSON fl' S2 Il Clayfon ROBERT D. WILKINSON 2 H Selma ELOISE WILLIAMS K A Opelika Page I47 SUP HUMUPIE CLASS --..-Y -- ----A 13,,-..7j1ii,,.,... f -Q A LYNN WILLIAMS Birmingham MARION KOONCE WILLIAMS .XIQ'l' Columbus, Ga. RYLAND WILLIAMS Gadsden TURNER NELSON WILLIAMS, JR nfs A ll Buena Vixla, Ga. MARY LYDIA WILLIAMSON K A Auburn JOHN GARLAND WILLINGHAM II K .K Parrish THOMAS J. WINGFIELD .K 'l' If Auburn FRANK B. WINGATE Birmingham LOCHREN A. wise rx- K '1' Birmingham JOE WITTEN I l. 'I' Jacksonville, Fla. MARGARET E. WOOLF Auburn LANDIS CLEVELAND WORTHY Fylfa ARNOLD WRABEL Nav York DUNCAN WRIGHT Auburn EDNA EARL WRIGHT Harlcrd CHARLES SIDNEY YARBROUGH Auburn JOEL H. YATES Woodland THOMAS F. YOUNG I. 'I' I. Daduiile E 5 r 1 I J 2 l 1 E E 5 I s 5 i S a A 2 5 I Q L , i w I w w I I 1 1 r 1 . 6 4 , V i . s 1 , 1 PHE T-1004 LefT To righT: JOHN ARNOLD, SecreTaryg MEREDYTH HAZZARD, Vice-Prcsidcntg PRUDENCE OZIER, Hislorian JAMES MARTIN, Treasurcrg EDGAR STOVALL, Prcgidcm CLASS OFFICERS EDGAR STOVALL ............ PresidenT MEREDYTH R. HAZZARD . . Vice-Presidenf JOHN ARNOLD ..... . . SecreTary JAMES HUNTER MARTIM . . , Treasurer PRUDENCE OZIER . . . . . HisTorian Freshmanl This is The blood-chilling command mosT oTTen dire-cTed aT The docile Tirsf-year man. For a To-.v weelcs. while he is being orienTaTed, The Freshman lives like a hunTed animal, over alorf To escape chasTisemenT aT The hands oT The hearTless TyranT, The upperclassman. However, he soon learns Tho? The ordeals in sTore Tor him are mosTly producTs of his own imaqinafion, and he soon begins To enioy himselT immensely. Then Tollows The horseplay QT which The Freshman is so proficient. Oi course, The TacT ThaT he is a TirsT-year man enTirely exonerafes him Trom many on oscopado that would be considered ouTraqeous if perpe-TraTed by an upperclassman. For This reason alone, rvmny consider The RaT year as The happiesT oT all. f lYLA.'f I THE FIIFQHIIANULASS WILLIAM H. ABERNATHY II H A Alexander CiIy MARION A, AIRAMS Tallann NATHAN J. ADAMS Fairfax WILLIAM R. ALFORD Montgomery ROLAND B, ALLEN Sheffield JOHN T. ALLEY ILA II Tuxkeqce WALTER G. ALSMILLER, J Birmingham JAMES ALSTON .X l' I' Linden SAMUEL H. ALVERSON Talladega JAMES F. ANDREWS Florala MAX ANDREWS Rose Hill BEN K. ARMSTRONG, JR. .I 'I' if Savannah, Ga. JACK S. ARNETT Charleston, W. Va. JOHN C, ARNOLD, JR. .X E 4' Birmingham DEWARD D. ATCHLEY Goodwafer PAUL AUTREY Flahvood FRANK G. BACA Bay Clfy, Texag WILBUR W. BAGBY Birmingham 5' P K l -an JEAN HUNTINGTON BAILEY Jackson ANITA BAKER Opelika PEARSON L. BAKER Skipperville STERLING D. BAKER Skipperville VIRGINIA DAIR BAKER Skipperville JOHN G. BALLARD Alexander Cily MARGARET BANKS Fairfax WILLIAM E. BANKS Palalka, Fla. WILLIAM W. BANKS Midway WILLIAM BARIA Mobile FRANCES BARNES Abbeville GEORGE D. BARNES Z A E Mobile N. T. BARN ETT Monfgomery DAVID BARNHILL Loxley HUGH BARRON Afmore THOMAS L. BASS Haleyville FORREST J. BATCHELOR Arifon SABEL E. BAUM Birmingham I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I X Uh I li , THE FRESHTIXNUL-ISS RANDALL B. BEARDEN Cenferrille ENGLAND S. BEASLEY LaGrange, Ga. CLIFFORD M. BECKHAM Mobile THOMAS J. BEDFORD Gordo ROBERT H. BELEW Lexington FOSTER BELL A X A Boligee JULE W. BELL Louisville ROY BENTON E X Mobile LEROY BERRY Blounlsville S. A. BERRY, JR. Vina LILA BIBB Atlanta, Ga. RICHARD BIGGER X A E Monlgomery JULIAN BLACKSHEAR Pinckard ANDERSON H. BODDIE Auburn ARDELL BODINE Arab WILLIS E. BOONE B K Mobile FRANK H. BOWEN Russellville LEROY E. BOWEN Lynchburg, Va. Page I5l C A., ..v Y.-e..,. .uunfe-'viz-4125? ' rl ' ,, , , A, -4-fvmnr,-1-1 ma 'NW' 'F - 'L m'm'S'E'I i' E xT 'X.,0 ' 1 iiw-Pri. li' Q ,fill j511l'I.5-If,-23 I - 1 1 ' . , ML, 'Ag y,,?..,, U, ,,.,.....e K ,X .K X, 4- x -1.r.,.-., . L L CHARLES BOWERS Opelika JENNINGS BOZEMAN Dozier JAMES BRADLEY .X A I Bessemer EDWIN T. BRALY Lexinqlon BETTIE D. BRANDT K .X Tuskegee ETTA BREEDEN Auburn WAITER EDWARD BREWER Moullon ROLLAND EDWARD BREWTON Pensacola, Fla. WARREN H. BRIDGES Wes! Orange, N. J. DOYCE GLENN BRISCOE Double Springs REAGAN BRITT Della PAUL BRITTAIN Q, Oneonlg JOSEPH F. BROUGHTON Il K Birmingham JAMES W. BROWDER McKenzie ROBERT L. BROWDER Gayleaville ALTO F. BROWN Three Nolch FRANCIS H. BROWN an X Mdplenille g,'09'-0141 05' H. GREGG BROWN Springfield, S. C. ag I THFFIIEQHTIANIILASS fix JOHN N. BROWN 1Eh.X Lirminqham ORRIN BROWN 4- 3 ni Opelika JAMES T. BRUMLEY Harnillon MERLIN T. BRYANT Andalusia WILLIAM EARL BRYANT II DeFuniak Springs, Fla. MORGAN WIMBERLY BUNCH Annixion 77,7rafwfJDcwrvf J, FRANK URGESS, JR. Lane!! ROBERT BRUCE BURLESON Hamillon RALPH BURNETT II Ii A Greenville ARTHUR L. BURNETTE, JR. I 'I' l-I Florence SAMUEL M. BURNEY Wes! Poinl, Ga. BILL BURNS Pillsview CHARLES JAMES BURNS Ii .X Selma ROBERT BURNS Wedowee SAM BURNS I A Ii Aflania, Ga, JOE BURROUGHS, JR. Lineville ALBEN T. BUTLER, JR. New Hope RALPH BUTLER .I X A MOl'1fqQmefy --.......,..,,,,, gi R' f 2 WILLIAM FAIN BUTT fb A 9 Blue Ridge, Ga. LEWIS L. BUTTRAM Fort Payne WINIFRED BUSH Dolhan ALBERT S. BYARS, JR. Moulton JAMES B. CAGLE, JR. Crossville MARTIN WATSON CAMP Vinemonl' GRAHAM S. CAMPBELL Birmingham KENNETH CAMPBELL IT K A DeFuniak Springs, Fla. ROBERT N. CAMPBELL 2 X Mobile THOMAS CAMPBELL Mobile OTIS L. CARLISLE, JR. Waverly DICK CARLTON A E 'IJ Birmingham JACK CARMICHAEL Monfgomery CLAUDE I. CARTER Weogufka JANIE CARTER Casfleberry HARLAN R. CASE Savannah, Ga. EDWARD CATCHINGS Millerville RO BERT H. CHAM BERS La Fayeffe Page I52 I I I I I I ii I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I -A PM-an .... ffl. - ' '1 A -Q QTN 1 I Q1 . .1 .,- - ' T54 ASHLEY CHAPMAN 9 T SZ Birmingham EMMETT H. CHAPMAN, JR TI K A Alexander Cify VIRGINIA CHARLTON FRESHTIANULXLZQ . LAWSON H. COLLIER Beaverfon CLINT COLLINS .I X .X Sylacauga TOMMIE JOE COOGLE Oglelhorpe, Ga. K A Aufaugaville GEORGE W- COOK Hellin JUDSON CHESNUT Gaylemlle HORACE L. cooxe ll X MIRIAM CI-IESNUTT B,,,,,,,,g,,dm Hope Hull JOHN COOPER MARGARET CHILDRESS I A H K A Monfqomory Annisfon REX L. COOPER ABB CHRIETZBERG Hdmiffon X N Auburn BILL covmcse Vancoboro, N. C. D. K. CHRISTENBERRY Slewafl s,-.Russ M. cox Dadovillo V. WINTON CHUMLEY Bl'ml 9ha ' CHARLES F. cox I X WILLIAM R. CLANTON wL,,,,,,,q,o,,. D. C. H K ill Afhens MARION L. CRAWFORD Marion DONALD CLARK Albeffville WILLIE LEE cnews .X l' l' MARVIN E. CLARK Samson Cottondale A. LESTER CROCKETT CHARLES A. CLARKE Montgomery Bayou La Bafre I SQ, LEVIE cnosr ' G. B. CLARKE, JR. Doxiar McShan I EARL A. CROW, JR. I Joe CLELAND Dccalur I Collinsville I wILoA cnuw CECIL CLINTON Tuscaloosa Monfgomery THOMAS P. CULPEPPER WILLIAM T. COKER Cullman Ashland I HOWELL CUMBEE I ISABELLE COLEMAN Slroud l Fi. Deposit I 'i 4iiffQ3:1f7f'1 A in-llbnummwnuuwa--H . 'L -L.-'v i'f . Page l53 I 51.13-vIL2JjQA,'Vf. il gil ' I, If I I It I . A M'1,,..,j1 'i'1jQifiTi T'l I- . 4. g- 1-A--I-A-A--M--111:51p'1:L--L-.w.-W--W- - L M H'-MW'm W ,pllf ' -. 1 ' . ,. .I.,N., . I ....rg.,f'..- ., ., S' j,1-fm,g--. ggi-P' ' L. 'L , at THEFIIEQHMAN CLASS JOHN A. cunm Wallace HOWARD CUTHRIELL II IK L Miami, Fla. JOHN L. DANIEL No-fell JAMES D. DANNER Nixburq JOHN E. DANNER Nixburg RICHARD P. DARDEN I A I-I Birmingham W, G. DARTY Il K Lake Wales, Fla. WILBUR B. DAVENPORT, Teaneck, N. J. BOBBIE DAVIS X if Annixlon EDWARD DAVIS Vida EDWIN DAVIS Opelika D. B. DAVIS, JR. Cherokee JOE DAVIS ll K A Albertville JOHN D. DAVIS Hamilion LOWELL L. DAVIS Vina SPURGEON L. DAVIS Hamilton ROBERT P. DAVISON Il .I II Opelika THOMAS C. DEAL Conover, N, C, BURNETT DELPEY B K Birmingham JOHN DEMING IA II Evergreen HARRY DeWITT B K Birmingham BYRON A. DICKMAN Bay Mineife BARNEY L. DOBBS Haleyville BILL DO BBS Loachapoka WILLIAM R. DODD K A Semmes JAMES E. DONAHOO Bessemer THOMAS A. DORROUGH Nofasulga VANCE DORTCH E A E Gadsden GEORGE R. DOSTER TI K 'D Monfgomery LUTHER LEE DOTY, JR. E X Birmingham HERBERT DRAKE Z X Montgomery HOWARD DUKE TI K A Gadsden ARTHUR DUMONT, JR. Mobile MONTI E EAST Phenix Cify GEORGE M. ECHOLS AHaIIa JOHN NORWOOD EDDINS IT K A Hunfsville WILLIAM G. EDEN Ashville JAM ES W. EDWARDS Enrerprise THOMAS EDWARDS 2 N Auburn BATES H. EI LAND Birmingham Page l54 THE FIIESHXIXNIILXQ JOHN CARSON EILAND Clanfon WILLIAM H. EILAND, JR. Z N LaGrange, Ga. CHARLES G. ELLIOTT l S SARAH FEAGIN K .X Birmingham ARTHUR T. FEASTER New Orleans, Lg, 73 HX J GERTRUDE FIELDS Ta assee Brewmn CLOIREL firms OLIN cs. FIELDS icevi e Jasper PAUL ELLIS Aflanfa Ga H. ALLEN FILLNER ' ' Birmingham WILLIAM L. ELLNER B K MARTIN H. FISHER Mobile If- '1f 0'v s. E. EMBRY HOMER FLETCHER Birmingham Oakmdn BASIL ENTREKIN HENRY I. FLINN, JR. Spruce Pine 3 -X If 'F' Montgomery BETH ERNEST Auburn Bremen J. 0. ESPY, JR. K 2 RUTH FOUNTAIN Abbeville Birmingham GAINS D, ETHRIDGE JAMES J. FRANKLIN Warihen, Ga. Auburn SARAH LOUISE EUQANKS CHARLES W. FREDERICK, JR. Slgcomb - - Hackloburq CHARLES H. EYSTER ROY C- FREDERICK K A Haclulaburg Decatur L. 8. FREELAND, JR. CHARLES S. FAIRCLOTH Mobn' Frink, Fla. ETOILE FREEMAN EARL FANCHER HM'- buff: A E fb Fa 'fie'd FRED H. FROST, JR. Monlovqlio ELEANOR FARISH A'm JULIE FULLER -I' if II ROUSE s. FARNHAM Opelika Evergreen R. S. FUICH RICHARD W. FARR 3- -I Il A T Q Ocaia, Fla. Birmingham VERNELLE GAL-ABLE THOMAS M. FASON I Om' Aliceville ROBERT L. GAMEWELL LAWRENCE FAULKNER 'I' If X Elkmonf Birmingham --Ef- M-- m- -- ff-I-,Ill ' X 'U Qing ,.-.. . -7,1525 ... . iv-. -,......F .mf'-::r.::':z1:1-- -f I' :f'7r2fEfr'rffvf ' Page l55 ,I My Afwfz, .' ,H if Pfsifref,-A fi Ile- 1 53 irf-.Q-i'lT' LELRI lil A . . I L i fl 33 I ' I 'F E E QQLT..I..Q-i-.Qf.f.,.-.'. 7 TTT . M:,,,Qi, f?Qlf5q ' A :AAA ..,:gi'-EEF'-' I' F E Q 'I I 4 I I I I I 'Z THFFIIEQHIIAN CLASS wi-f -1 CABID GAROINER HunIlvill0 JUDSON DAVIE GARY Comer SILAS GATES Ardmore BEN T. GIBBONS, JR. Deauville GEORGE L. GILBERT ll K Talladega CRADY L. OILCHRIST Claylon JOHN DEAN GILDER .I X .X Mr. Meigs MILTON GILES .I X .I Florence WILLIAM R. GILL I X Pensacola, Fla. TURN EY GILLIAM Pelham, Tenn. EUGENE E. GILMORE Marion Junclion MACE R. GLASSCOCK Harlselle THOMAS J. GLOVER Abbeville WALTER S. GOING, JR. ll Ii A Birmingham HODGES L. GOLSON Aulaugaville JOHN W. GORDON .I X .I Bessemer LEON GRAHAM Wes! Poinl LAWRENCE E. GRALAPP IX Mobile W. E. GRANGER .X .I I' Ashford MABEL GRAY -I' if ll Abbeville i HENRY BURWELL GREEN Mobile JAMES A. GREEN Boligee DORIS GREENE LaGrange, Ga. THOMAS E. GREENE A 2 fb Birmingham W. G. GREENE A 2 lb Birmingham DAVID GRISHAM Alhens WILLIAM R. GUEST, JR. E X Birmingham MARVIN MARK HAGOOD Birmingham MELVIN D. HAGOOD Birmingham PRATT DREW HALE Bessemer JAMES REEVES HALEY II K 'Il Albany, Ga. MANLEY W. HALL, JR. Greensboro RICHARD D. HALL K 2 Atlanta, Ga. CHARLES H. HAM Auburn JOSEPH EDWARD HANCOCK, JR LaPine TOMMIE RUTH HAND Birmingham JOHN WILLIAM HARDING Harding's, Va. WILEY HARDWICK Falkville EMIL HARGETT Russellville . J. AR ALD HARKINS Aliceville Page 156 , V HV., TI-IE FIIESHIIXNIILXSQ GEORGE HARPER Demopolis FRANK E. HARRELL Birmingham PHILIP CONWAY HARRIS, JR Waverly JOHN C. HART Andalusia WALTER M. HATCHER, JR. Allflf Aflanta, Ga. JOHN R. HATFIELD, JR. Eufaula CHARLES A. HAUPT Elberfa JOHN G. HAUPT Elberfa JOHNSTON HAWKINS E A E Birmingham KERNIE HAWKINS Auburn WILLIAM HAWTHORNE Hope Hull 1 ' ' ' ARTHUR HAYDEN East Dedham, Mass. CLAUDE JACQUES HAYDEN, II K 'If AIhens WILLARD L. HAYES, JR. E 'I' E 15. C A. FRED HENNING Birmingham WILLIAM L. HENRY Birmingham TOM WILSON HEREFORD Gurley MARY ANN HERREN East Tallassee STEVE WILLIAM HETTRICK I .I E Birmingham CHARLES HIGGINS or X Montgomery McARTHUR HINES Darlinqfon CLARENCE SNOW HINTON IL A Tuscaloosa MARIBETH HODGES Auburn PAUL W. HODNETT Soman WILLIAM HODO .E X Alexander Ciiy JAMES PAUL HOLLADAY Doihan EDWARD ENGLISH HOLLAND .I X .L Camden, S. C. SI'eH'eId JAMES HOLLEY Marion JOHN w. HAZELRIG Q 3' 'I' PAUL a. HOLLEY ycamore mwah MEREDYTH R. HAZZARD X, Y ADOLPH G. HOLLINGS, Jn. '. A . H X Bummgham Cbzgrlox on, S. C. ALBERT HEAD ' , I All A 0 DAN w. HOLLIS, Jn. Troy Hoadland FLURAH A. HEAD 'OLG '9L 'S Rockmari, Ga. um wuLLuE sono HOLLIS LUTIQIET HELMS wmmd Sand Rock JAMES HOOPER WILSON HENDON in fm n Wedowee 'I A Page I57 II I X2 lx, I I I L. I W fa- z' ' 'W , 1 Q .H--.-L 7 H ' A -A I I HV aw '.I.,.1.'.... ...,I,I1,IS 'f' Jw- v- ...L.-..-....,,,.. G' -....-...F , N, 1 ,' A '- ' -I :TP , 'ESQ-IQ ' ' , iI'I'4evf'I. 5i5'f.3ifx 'LAf'A A I f A A '.,f 'V A'L - 'g7..-.Q- .qiI'II: -h. W 1Ai,n .Q Q.q.w.v-I, ., .' t .slr . '4 - H-M--E---Q-. ---. ...-.-1.1.42 LZ' i I A IIA THF FIIESHXI-TNCLLTSS I I I l 1 I I I I a fp-,........, - ,N--,...-...Cv Y III E J I vjr' 2-Q WILLIAM R. HORTON Elmore JOHN HOUSE Thomaavillo, Ga. EUDENE HOUSTON Opelika EDWARD HOWARD li L Sylacauqa JOHN C. HOWELL, JR. Dolhan WILSON D. HUGGINS McKenxio PAUL T. HUGHES Gadsden THOMAS P. HUNT Miami, Fla. COY F. HURST Alden MORTIMER HUTCHINSON Enlerprixe S. BAY IMURA Crichlon VERNA JACK H A Auburn T. J. JACKSON I X Selma W. S. JACKSON Wadworlh RAYMOND JEFFREYS Hamilton WIMBERLY JENKINS X Il Columbus, Ga. CHARLES H. JERNIGAN .K 'li if Opelika JAMES L. JOHNS Monigomery CHARLES P. JOHNSON, JR. ' ll K I Greensboro JOHN WILLIS JOHNSON Alexander City THOMAS JOHNSON Reellown URBAN HASKELL JOHNSON Birmingham WYLIE PIERSON JOHNSON A X A Montgomery ARTHUR JOLLEY B X Monfgomery GORDON KENNETH JONES Jameslown, N. Y. HARRY D. JONES Safford LEON JONES Birmingham L. H. JONES Bessemer PRESTON JONES Sfarr, S. C. HELEN JORDAN X S2 Birmingham MAMIE JORDAN Opelika MARY JORDAN Auburn THOMAS J. JORDAN, JR. Auburn FRANK KABASE Birmingham MAURICE KAUFMAN A T SZ Birmingham WOODROW W. KELLER Juncfion Cily, Ga. SAMUEL J. KELLETT, JR. Founlain Inn, S. C. SAMUEL C. KELLY Orlando, Fla. THOMAS HERBERT KELLEY Fairfield GUY PIERCE KENNEDY Clayfon Page l58 THE FHESHIIXY CLXQS WARREN KENNEDY Melbourne DOUGLAS M. KENT Siluria WILLIAM D. KEY Mcnfgomery NOVIE DUEL KILGO Cullman JIMMY T. KILGORE fl' A 9 Jasper C. A. KILLINGSWORTH, JR. College Park, Ga. EDITH FLO KINARD Inverness DUFORD KING, JR. 'If A 0 Columbus, Ga. JAMES A. KING fl' A 0 Rome, Ga. ROLAND W. KING Nofasulga JOHN T. KYLE Hartselle WILLIAM TOWNSEND KYSER A l' P Minler B. J. LAMB B K Eufaw ROBERT M. LANGLEY Alexander Cify WARING H. LAPSLEY K A Selma JOHN M. LAWRENCE Cenlre HERBERT HAMMOND LEE Orangeburg, S. C. JACK LEE, JR. Opelika SANFORD D. LEE Scollsboro HERMAN G. LEITERMAN Pensacola, Fla. W N, ,, , , -. -,-.....-.-....,. ,,.., ..,.. A, , A . -X I I Page I59 I l. 7 4 M-h,,,.,.,.,. A -W .7Y,.......-..,. .,.,.. -......, .-,,.-. 5 .qty N 'git-.l' , , , 1.,.1W mw W, , I 'rf'-? ' - . inf., 3,1 Q ...golf V .l,-.YL fr,--:.-,-zrzff .LAL ---' ::,.:c...- . . , - , -L.. -r-1.1: 11...-.. .L---L-A .a:,1.ma-Dfw-.gal-L.. -ff. -f -i .. Hfngx w':l?31! -i A-'W-13 - 'AV .. -J . . , . . . - ,' I 1 Y , Q- 'f , ' X I l EJ' lx If 'l l l I .2 4 9... A W--......--.....-..--.--A-...1- , uf--ev -.mf-X' F - rxi - -M -ae . M A JAMES LeNOlR Buller MARGARET LINCH Opelika WILLIAM PHILIP LLOYD II K .l Hurlxboro COY LOCKHART Clanlon ILA GRAVES LOCKHART Camp Hill T. RUDD LODER Challanooga, Tenn. JACK LOEB Monlgomery BILLY LONG Monlqomery WILFRED V. LORD Andalusia K. L. LOTT I N Birmingham FLORENCE LOVE Benfon ALI L. LUMPKIN Tuskegee DAVID JAMES MacKNlGHT Columbiana JOHN N. MCCABE AEG' Dora THOMAS C. McCAlN, JR. Birmingham LUCIUS C. McCALL Inverness H. C. MCCLANAHAN Hartselle KATHRYN MCCLELLAN Decalur J. HAROLD McCLELLAND II K .X Allanla, Ge. LILLIAN FRANCES McCLUNEY Birmingham I, ...LM M, , , ,-..1.I,...-fxlil-7'TT f'7'!7'7f 3-PA' HAJ- 1 ..e-'.'ih..W .,.. ..... -. ..-...,.,,, , . .-min. ,L nyl 4 3, 1 . .. ... 1 , I lg. nr, . ,f .,,f..a. ., :- .. any. rv,-,3 i 'XA fx' V 4 , I. -v. . ' fu- ., , . . . ... A.. , 4 . ' , lj , , '. '. . .- '-JT A '. na ' -Q-...,,..- Q.. L . -. A .. I THF FIIEIGHIIXNULASS . A ,. . JOSEPH K. McCLURKIN 'I X I Pile Road w D. MCCORMACK, JR. Con-.ny PAUL OUGGAR MCCORMICK Auburn CARLYLE McCULLOCH ll li X HunhvIIIO C, HERNDON MCGEHEE 2. N Troy WILLIAM HIRAM MCGHEE Doxier DEVON MCGILL Georqiana W. COLLINS MCGILL Lincolnlon, Ga. VERNON McGRAW Evergreen HERBERT S. McKAY Della FRANK A. MCLEAN Monlqomery CECIL MCMAHAN Tuxcumbia CHARLES W. McNUTT Hanceville FRANK A. McWILLIAMS Sylacauga THOMAS ERRINGTON MACON Greensboro, Fla. JAMES W. MADILL Dade CiIy, Fla. JOHN F. MAIN PeroIe WILLIAM CHARLES MALONE L -1' I. Talladega JAMES MALOY ODD C. O. MANN, JR, New Hope JAM ES A. MAN N Sfevenson WILLIAM A. MANTEL Memphig, Tenn. WILLIAM H. MARCH, JR. A T S2 Mobile THOMAS ALTON MARKHAM Hamillon B. F. MARSHALL Newville 6.9. 777 ANNIE VIRGINIA MARTIN X Sl Wesf Blocklon JAMES HUNTER MARTIN, JR. K A Chaflanooga, Tenn. REGNALD H. MASON Eclecfic THOMAS LaFAYETIE MATHEWS, JR. Roanoke GEORGE T. MAXWELL 2 X Almore CAROLINE MAYBERRY Waverly JEANNE MAYBERRY 9 'I' Waverly EUGENE B. MAYS, JR. Bessemer CURTIS MEADOWS, JR. Salem HAZEL MEADOWS Salem MARION ELLISON MEADOWS Salem KING MEMORY Blackshear, Ga. ROBERT MERRILL E N Edgewaler J. M. MERRITT K 2 Opelika FRANCES MIDDLETON Auburn Page l60 g gr I l I I f--A 'f-L 'ig 5575. E. RUSSELL MILBOURNE, JR K E Decafur, Ga. JOSEPH K. MILLER Cifronelle MELVIN MILLER Midway TOM T. MILLER Macon WILLIAM FRANK MILLER K 2 Aflanfa, Ga. THOMAS MIMS La Fayeffe D. F. MITCHELL Aflanta, Ga. EDWARD S. MITCHELL E 'I' I5 Enferprise MAMIE KATE MITCHELL U T Headland PHILLIP F. MITCHELL 0 X Monfgomery WILLIAM H. MITCHELL ll A Ii Birmingham D. W. MOODY, JR. Cooke Springs WILLIAM RALPH MOODY Columbus, Ga. A. WALLACE MOORE Heiberger I-RANK T. MOORE .I X .X Elfers, Fla. WILLIAM L. MOORE Hurfsboro OSWALD M. MORGAN Sumiion DAVID CARLYLE MORRIS Piedmoni L. G. MORRIS, JR. Haleyville S. N. MORRIS Oakman Page lbl THE FRESHIIXY CLXSQ , L GEORGE MCOUEEN MORRISON Z N Ensley RUBY CHRISTINE MORRISON Jacksonville, Fla. DONALD MOSES Hamilion ROBERT MICHEL MOSIMAN .XP.'I' FI. Benning, Ga. JAMES MERRILL MOTES cr X Annixion ZADA E. MOTIEY H .l. Birmingham BETH MARGUERITE MURPHY Auburn ROGER NANCE Gurley MARJORIE ELLEEN NEARING Marianna, Fla. CLYDE NEIGHBORS Goodwaicr HOYT NELSON Rod Bay ROBERT GARDINER NESTER ,X il' U Mobil: JAMES KIRK NEWELL, JR. II K .K Birmingham GRACE MARTIN NEWMAN Opelika RAYMON NEWMAN Bloecher WILLIAM W. NEWMAN Cuilm-In W. L. NICHOLLS, JR. A I. 'I' Birmingham JAKE W. NICHOLS Sylacauqa EARNEST B. NIX Dilroif DURWARO M4 NORDAN Abbbviilq I I I I I I I E I N, I il' 2 I-A I 4 j.- ....--... 1 .N 5 ri !xY1F'r ' .s ,EW .. . Y, .4 ,siiiil THF FIIEQHIIIN CLASS .A Y. J , :iv in-a AUBRRY NORRELL Dothan LESTER R. NORVELL Z. I I Florence ROWELL D. NUNN Lo.ach.mpo5.a JOHN A. OBERG .yirhope rf' , -af ROBERT GARRETT ORRISON an X J' Anninon 5 OSCAR LEE OSBORNE Vina PRUDENCE OZIER Xl! Naxhvilla, Tenn. WILLIAM PAGE Gaorqiana HOMER C. PARKER II li 'I' La Grange, Ga. JIMMIE T. PARKER Cullman JOHN J. PARTIN Monlqomory MARY FRANCES PATRICK Scoihboro LEROY PATTERSON Luverne EDWARD M. PAUL I X Birmingham ROBERT S. PAYNE Ramer BERNARD JAMES PEARSALL Hunixville LAMITTICE PEARSON Andalusia JOHN HENRY PEEBLES -I. A gg Mooresville WAYNE RICHARD PERKINS Marion ELIZABETH PERRY K .X Auburn GEORGE H. PER Hurfsbor may If . MA ON J. PERRY Mobile PAT H. PERRY Hurfsboro WILLIAM E. PETERS, JR. Enierprise SAM PETTUS Hope Hull CHARLES RALTON PHILLIPS Phil Campbell ROBERT C. PICKENS Moulfon ELIZABETH PIPER Tallassee CHARLES NORRIS PITTS Montgomery EARLE PLEDGER Samson JIMMY C. POOLE faw L 4 fi FRANK POPE 9 X Montgomery JESSE L. PORTER Foley LYMAN EDWARD PORTER Quincy, Fla. WALTER PORTER Lexinglon CHARLES S. POTTER Marion Juncfion ROY POWELL Auburn J. WILLIAM POWERS Birmingham SAXON POYNER Dofhan JIM PRATER Palaika Page l62 DZ I THE FPIESHIIXYIIIXCIQ I , V . EDMUND ELLIS PRATHER Aulaugaville MOTT PRATH ER Dadeville JOHN PREER Auburn WILLIAM C. PRITCHETT A I' I' Linden PAUL M. PRUITT A I' P Cedar Bluff ELIZABETH PURVIS Phenix Ciiy SUE OUATTLEBAUM X S2 Conway, S. C. JOHN ALBERT QUENELLE Oxford ROY C. RACKLEY Pelham ROBERT E. RAMEY II K A Akron CAMERON RANKIN Brewfon WALLACE F. RASBERRY Covin ARTHUR RODNEY RATCLIFF Laneti CHARLES A. RAY Praflville WILLIAM GAINES RAY Blue Ridge, Ga. OWEN W. REEDER Falkville RU BYE LEE REEVES Auburn JOHN L. RENCHER 'I' A 0 Opelika FRANK M. RENFRO E A IC Opelika JAMES M. REYNOLDS IK A Annislon Page I63 . E E JOHN Y. REYNOLDS .XIII Monfqomery ELBERT M. RHODES Summerdale SYBIL RICHARDSON Auburn THOMAS ARCHIE RIDDLE Birmingham MADA ANN RIDLEY Opefika A. BINFORD ROBERTS Dadeville KATIE LEE ROBINSON Lanai! D. T. ROGERS Birmingham MINNIE GRAHAM ROGERS Fsrexl Home WILLIS WOODALL RODGERS New MdI loI CHARLES A. ROLLO Sipxey WILLIAM ROTENBERRY Il K .I Hunhvillt SARAH ROWE Enterprise WEBB RUSSELL Gaylexville FRANK P, SAMFCRD .IIIF Birmingham JEANETTE SAMS Xl! Ashland IRENE SANDERS 'I' if II Bro-nsboro HUBERT SANOERSON lu X Couriland DAVID R, SAVELLE Isl! Mornqomery GEORGE SAWADA Cvichion ' I 1 Ii!! gl 2 I Q ,.,.:qXQI1 ...,,.L ,.,. -- -' I 1 , ., 'li' fi 'I ' U in '-..f-lflifi''vrril-ifiwm ' m E 'ff., , ----A---W A I 'X.' , I ' 'iffifflf ,NL ,,.,,.,,. , H' V 'N YE ,.-....-V.-' rj'-V :'Tx.Y ' D - '.E '4't-'-ilu I ' . , ..f.,.v . I THFFIIEQHIIANITLAS Qiful UAL I it 1. E EARL SAWYER Frisco CITY ROBERT AVERETTE SAWYER ,T 13 'I' Fqilliald HAROLD SAYE Lolley GENE ELIZABETH SCOTT lx .T FI. Benning, Go. ELIZABETH ANN SCRIVNER Barry JIMMIE SEAL 1. X AUbLf.1 VAN SEELBINDER .X L -I' Birmingham J. DOUGLAS SELLERS Enxloy JOSEPH E. SELLERS M:Kanxio RONALD E. SELLERS, JR. Ldolmlchee VICTOR OSBORNE SELLERS Doihan E. C. SHAW Fairfield HAROLD C. SHARPE, JR. Pied ont 1 Qvvrti Aj TOMMY JASPER S LL , Montgomery -, CHARLES MARTIN SHEPARD II li .X Mobile MARION LOFTON SHEPPARD Milslead ADRON SHERARD Graham DALTON SHIELDS Dozier LAMAR C. SHIELDS Deafsville CLEMONT C. SHIVER .I X .X Rembert, S, C. S CARY T. SHOEMAKER lx A Abbeville JAMES L. Sl LAVENT Enlerprise HAROLD D. SINCLAIR Russellville WILLIAM T. SKINNER Lifllefon, N. C. STERLING GREENE SLAPPEY fl' A 9 Aflanla, Ga. THOMAS S. SLAUGHTER, JR Brooklandville, Md. G. A. SMITH Russellville HERBERT SYDNOR SMITH A '1' S2 Rome, Ga. J. C. SMITH Hefchechubee LEE SMITH Auburn LLOYD BATRE SMITH Birmingham ROBERT CALDWELL SNEAD 9 X Centre W. ROSS SNELLINGS Columbus, Ga. ARNOLD D. SPRAGUE A X II, Ensley GEORGE HART STACEY Cenferville ROBERT STAFFORD K .E Florence JAMES H. STAGGERS Ff. Deposif HAROLD C. STANFIELD Fairfax LESLIE ST. CLAIR New Marker DAVID A. STEELE, JR. K A Bealrice Page I64 T IRA N. STEELE Fairhope JAMES STEPHENSON Hartselle CHARLES STEWART Tuscumbia JOHN HOM ER STEWART Tuscumbia JULIUS STILL Haleyville ROY F. STINSON K A Birmingham DAVE STON E Uniontown J. T. STON E Crossville PRICE M. STONE II K fl' Hurtsboro EDGAR FLETCHER STOVAL A 'I' S2 Birmingham GLADYS STRICKLAND Phil Campbell GEORGE L. STROMME KX Washington, D. C. FRED B. SUTTON Birmingham HAROLD L. SUTTON, JR. Ii .EI Villa Rica, Ga. WILLIAM A. TABER, JR. li A Montgomery LOUISE TANKERSLEY Samson SARAH TANT Auburn EDMUND DRYER TAYLOR A 'I' S3 Birmingham JACK TAYLOR Lineville TRAVIS L. TAYLOR E A l'l Tuskegee Page I65 HE IFPIESHTIAN CLASS DEWEY S. TEAGUE Heflin JOHN W. THACKER Gadsden GEORGE SNEED THAGARD II K .X Andalusia PRESTON ROGER THAXTON Pensacola VIRGIL THOMAS Rockford JAMES E. THOMPSON, JR. Weogulka LESLIE GENE THOMPSON Swainsboro, Ga. GROVER C. THORNTON, JR. Union Spring! MORTIMER R. TORRES 1. X Tampa, Fla. HARRY TRAFFORD, JR. Il lx 'I' Coral Gables, Fla. WALLACE EUGENE TREADAWAY Anniston MORRIS E. TROTTER ti 1. Waycroxs, Ga. JOHN WILLIAM TUCKER Manchonur, Ga. BILLY TURNER .X I' l' St, Stephens ROY LANCELOT TURNER Dothan WALTER C. TURNER, JR. Piedmont J. HENRY UPCHURCH Linovilli HARQLD O, VALENTINE IL lx W.1shinqlon, O. C, HARRY J. VALLERY 'l'IN1 Hacionmahl N, J. DYER VANN ic- L -I Gadsden , L-. . ..-V Y- ---- --M---'-4 H-W'- ''M- W .A ix' - 1 ill - 1 I THF FHEQHII-INIILASS xp. C... 'Zvi-A l- ...... ......-L. ... uid irilw f' ri JAMES ROBERT VANN Abbqville MARTHA NELL VANN Abbeville WILLIAM VARNER -:- 3 -f Tuskegee PHILIP C. VEEK Birmingham MONROE FLOYD VEST, JR. Sirminqham REBECCA E. VICE Birmingham TIM VICK Fayollu CHARLES B. VICKERY Excel JACK H. VICKERY Birmingham EDWARD L. WADDELL 'I' Ix I Roqerxville J. ALBERT WADE -I' .I U Columbus, Ga. MITCHELL WADKINS Auburn RICHARD WALDROP Athens BEN W. WALKER K .X Milstead JACOB A. WALKER IQ .X I-Q Opelika GUY J. WARD .X I' I' Brent JAMES N. WARE X ,I I. Aufaugaville PALMER H. WARREN Jackson L. CHALMERS WATKINS, JR. -1- A we l Columbus, Ga, ' MARY ELEANOR WEATHERLY Hunlsville 77X.4.m.LIi,,V,s4--W ,ffl Q ALVA TAYLOR WEBB La Fayelle PHIL J. WEINSTEIN 'I' IC ll' Mobile J. ED. WELDEN AXA Wetumpka MARTIN WENDER Columbus, Ga. HENRY WESSON Brewlon VIRGINIA WEST 'lf S? IT Fayelle PAUL L. WESTBROOK Monlgomery J. ARTHUR WHATLEY Opelika LILLIE BEULAH WHATLEY Opelika MARGARET WHATLEY Auburn THOMAS JEWEL WHATLEY Pyrilon ANGLIN WHITE 22 A E Birmingham GEORGE O. WHITE 'If A 9 Hunfsville SAMUEL L. WHITE Sylacauga RICHARD DANFORTH WHITE Aflanla, Ga. WILMER WHITE Sylacauga J. NEWTON WHITLEY Birmingham J. P. WHITMAN, JR. Gunfersville KENNETH WHITTINGTON Midway HERBERT H. WIGGINS Gadsden Page l66 E THE 75? w. ROBERTS wie-cams Leary, Ga. ALBERT J. WILBERT Mobile R. LESLIE WILKERSON, JR. Nolasulga GEORGE W. WILLARD Fairfield A. G. WILLIAMS Winfield FRED N. WILLIAMS Birmingham HILBURN R. WILLIAMS Winfield T. M. WILLIAMS Cenler BEN WILLIFORD Tiffon, Ga. CLARENCE M. WILSON Woodland FRAND BRAD WILSON H K A Greenville HAROLD L. WILSON Camp Hill JOHN L. WILSON 4Hackleburg LEWIS BARNETT WILSON Wedowee ROBERT L. WILSON Auburn SAM B. WILSON E N Union Springs U LM ER WI LSO N Monievallo VIRGINIA WILSON Orlando, Fla. JACK WINDHAM Birmingham JAMES R. 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During The IQ37-38 TooTball season The Plainsmen won six games, losT Two, and Tied Three, and re- ceived a naTional raTing oT Number IO by Paul B. Williamson, raTing experT. And This is even more signiTicanT when one considers ThaT Auburn meT six oT The TwenTy-Tour Williamson leaders. AT The sTarT oT The season Coach Jack Meagher and his assisTanTs had The diTTiculT Task oT mold- ing a Team, many players oT whom were inexpe- rienced, around Three regulars ThaT reTurned Trom The IQ36 TooTball Team. Even Though The Tigers were expecTed To pack a TasT and bewil- dering aTTack, The experTs placed Them in The second TlighT oT The conTerence, explaining ThaT They should be weaker Trom Tackle To Tackle Than lasT year,and ThaT Their suicide schedule would prove To be Too hard a Task Tor Auburn To handle. Even Though Auburn did noT play a sin- gle game aT home and were required To Travel greaT disTances They Took each game in sTride, Turning in brillianT perTormances in some and rnaking no alibis Tor The oThers, and when Their TooTball Togs were sTored away Tor anoTher year iT was Tound ThaT The l937 Plainsmen had Turned in a highly saTisTacTory perTormance Tor The sea- son. The I937 Tiger line was regarded as one oT The besT in The counTry and will go down in Au- burn's hisTory as one oT The sTrongesT TronTwalls ThaT iT ever produced. THEY'RE OFF! COACH JACK MEAGHER YC' I I4 I P P FINISH I958 SEASON Coach Jack Meagher and his able STQH proved again This season Their abiliTy To make The mosT oT whaTever was available. There was aT The beginning oT The season plenTy oT good, Though inexperienced, ma- Terial, buT as The season progressed These players were molded inTo a smooTh. coordi- naTing group ThaT TuncTioned as a uniT, Skipper Jack's abiliTy as a handler oT men is well known. An accomplished psychologisT, he could Take an apparenTly baTTered and worn-ouT Team and in one week bring iT back To Top Torm, Tull oT TighT and deTerminaTion. A head coach alone cannoT make a success- Tul TooTball Team-he has To have capable and indusTrious assisTance. Dell Morgan, aided by BooTs Chambless and Buddy Mc- Collum, producing smarT and resourceful lines: Jimmie I-IiTchcock insTilling skill inTo The backsg Wilbur I-IuTsell The ever-willing Trainer: and Ralph Jordan insTrucTing his Treshmen proTeges Turnished ThaT able assisT- ance To Coach Meagher. The Auburn line oT laTe has come To be re- garded as one oT The naTion's besT, and This was especially True oT The 'l'iger's I937 Tor- ward wall. I-his year's Auburn line will go down in hisTory as one oT The sTrongesT ThaT Coach Dell Morgan has coached. WILBUR HUTSELL DELL MORGAN RALPH JORDAN BOOTS CHAMBLESS QS 4 99 7. AN THE iam: LesTer fXnTley's rise To The capTaincy oT The Auburn eleven was a well-earned honor. For Two years he was an under- sTudy To WalTer Gilbert Auburn's All-America cenTer, and. consequenTly, received liTTle publiciTy. This year he proved To be The power behind The Team and seT The pace Tor The Auburn squad as a dependable compeTiTor and a consisTenT perTormer. Billy l-liTchcoclc, alTernaTe-capTain, was hampered sornei-fhaT This season wifh injuries. When able To perTorrn he Thrilled The crowds wiTh his brillianT punT reTurninq abiliTy, his smooTh Tlowing sTride, a dazzling change oT pace, and a shiTTy pair oT hips. --.. , ., 3'11f'fT --fm W is ' Off- wa!-' H .-,.1t.i' T.. a,.. ,mmf ,ark 2' I 'dw' W-'ti' 9 ! 'n -,- s . , M 1 ' ' 2 T- . I Q ?.vi4v4.. f:.,3i,H 4-wyjitfsg. X. X' X. , 1, .if vw 4 s -1 'pw . -1' ' T my .wk 3 ,Lily Q R 'Q' J' , f- KA' . X 4, -3 s .fe-'f' T' lawyft 0' ,vs H if Left Alforrmfe Capfain Billy H lv 1 Hal Us 1 X I S P I L U .rr -'fy f T' 'Q' fi ,. , 5'j:5'f': if '.-4. H D J .1 .ag-L 55'-Wa, ,1,1rs..43g3f'1.'-fflglgfxviv g T ' 1 fans,-f R ,.. , , , . 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The Touchclowns were scored by SiTz, T-liTchcoclc, ancl O'C5wynn, wiTh Bo Russell converTing The exTra marker. A U TIE' PULLU Auburn, Og Tulane, O Playing in Their TirsT SouTheasTern ConTerence game oT The year, The Auburn Tigers and The Tulane Greenies baTTled To a scoreless Tie on a Tlooded Tield in New Qrleans. BoTh ouTTiTs ripped and Tore aT each oTher wiTh all The aTTack- ing weapons-smashes, end runs, passes, Tor- wards, and laTerals, quick kicks, punTs and place kicks-buT when The chips were down neiTher could cash in. The Plainsmen ThreaTened Twice wiTh aTTempTed Tield goals-Bo Russell and GarTh Thorpe doing The booTing-and also had oTher scoring opporTuniTies buT Tailed on all These. DespiTe The poor oTTense displayed by The Bengals They played a greaT deTensiv'z game. wiTh Their line showing up especially well. Auburn, Og Villanova, O The Plainsmen Took leave oT SouTheasTern Con- Terence warTare in Their nexT encounTer and jour- neyed up To Philadelphia To baTTle The mighTv Villanova eleven. This Tracas saw an inspired, alerT and TasT-improving Auburn Team TighT an inspired and veTeran Villanova ouTTiT To a O-O deadlock. The Tigers had one golden oppor- TuniTy To score when They recovered a Tumble on Their opponenTs' Three-inch line, buT The halT ended beTore They could line up To run a play. The Tigers also ThreaTened Two oTher Times in The TirsT halT beTore being checked by Time, and a seT oT EasTern oTTicials ThaT They Tailed To under- sTand several Times also hampered Auburn some- whaT. Auburn's powerTul line never gave an inch wiThouT a sTiTT onslaughT, and iT gave a Tine de- Tensive perTormance ThroughouT. PIG WALKER, Quarterback ' T A R. T' ,, ,S CT , ' . L , gi -:K -H' mb? ,vm ' r 5 . nf DUTCH HEATH F Ilb k .4 I mx: O 1 , , . . Y. ,' ifir' - . x-.,- ., -4- 1 avfgb-9 F-,gy ,V,4.'x, Y , ,-V T -Hx. . .mv H1150 V. 'bra ' 1 3 Al- . WA T - -7-,' . if:-'-,Y,I3f ,V .,n,ge..5e . ,aj-. .Li-ELT: ,vi m' T? iq 7 1, 'V' W- Y,'-u 41 'Y r ' -1, ,, ,, , , ,1-,T Q-WH, N-, c.' sg '-ILS: ,'f ,'gxn? ,.-., x , f'7'Q: ,A ,l, 1'1f-fnbi .,' nl' :fy-Aw 3-ww: . . . ,- In-, 5. , 4 V-. 153.44-' .Q ,. .V 1--1,3-. ,Q .-sl.- -.ff ' '19, .1. Q Z. .L. 1,-.Ss , , . 4 :-I .. , i 1- 4 SPEC KELLY H Hb k FREDDIE HOLMAN T kl . 4.5- BILL NICHOLS, Tackl Thx., BO RUSSELL Tackle REX MCKISSICK, End JOHN E. DAVIS Quarkerb k OSCAR BURFORD E d T SS. STATE FALL Auburn, 333 Mississippi STaTe, 7 In Their second conTerence engagemenT Coach Jack lvleagher's charges sTepped ouT and Turned a pre-game deTeaT inTo a rouT as a brillianT Au- burn line Tashioned a sTarTling 33-7 upseToTlv1i5- sissippi STaTe in Birmingham. The Tigers scored by virTually every known Tashion, including a blocked punT in The second period which really clinched The conTesT. The lvlaroons sTaved off Tour ThreaTened Touchdowns before l-laynsworTh plowed over Tor The TirsT Tally. The second marlcer Tollowed shorTly when Russell blocked a punT and I-Iappy Sivell Tell on The ball in The end zone. DuTch I-leaTh dashed 29 yards To score. and Their TourTh Tally came abouT aTTer a 70-yard drive, wiTh Speck Kelly passing To Jimmie FenTon Tor The score. A Third-sTring backTield dupli- caTed The pass Tor The Tinal score, CanTrell Toss- ing one To WhaTley. The sTaTisTics show The Tigers' superioriTy, buT They Tail To enumeraTe The Turio-us charging oT Bo -Russell, Freddie I-lolman, I-lappy Sivell, and Rex lvlcliissiclc, which made The Tinal resulT ineviTable Trom The sTarT. Auburn made I5 TirsT downs To Mississippi STaTe's 8, and reeled oTT l72 yards on running plays To 25 Tor STaTe. The losers con- necTed wiTh passes good Tor I25 yards, however. To overshadow The 72 challced up by The winners. FRED GILLAM, Guard Kelly falres off around Tech's end for 30-yard gain N ' Nl TIUEBL i VVEEI' U Auburn, 2Ig Georgia Tech, 0 Performing in a manner 'fhal was only slighlly less amazing Jrhan Jrheir smashing 33-7 viclory over Mississippi Slale 'rhe previous weelc, The Auburn Tigers again rose 'ro new heighls To complelely crush 'rhe razzle-dazzling Georgia Tech Yellow Jaclcels, 2 l-O, in Allanla. All of rhe louchdowns came in 'rhe iirsl half, buf 'rhe score acfually does no+ reveal The Tremendous superiorily of 'rhe Tigers over Jrhe Engineers. Sivell scored his sec- ond 'rally of lhe season when he lilerally s+ole 'rhe ball on 'rhe I6 and scampered over for fhe firsl score. Fenlon slipped lhrough a hole on 'rhe 26 opened by Freddie l-lolman and fhen slepped and slifl-armed his way for 'rhe marker. Fenfon added The final rally 'rhal came abou? alfer a 55-yard drive behind fhe running of Kelly and l-lealh. l-le also converfed all fhree exlra poinfs. RALPH O'6WYNN Halfback OSMO SMITH Ouarlorba Ii 'Q Kenmore carries The ball againsT L S U wiTh fine inferference L , A . Auburn, 73 Rice, I3 Rice, The champions oT The SouThwesT and vicTors in The CoTTon Bowl, Temporarily halTed The Tiger march The Tollowing weelc by deTeaTing Coach lvleagher's men, I3-6, in a biTTer baTTle sTaged in T-lousTon, Texas. Two long reTurns oT punTs and Two Touchdown passes Thrown by The bullcy EarnesT Lain proved To be The margin oT vicTory Tor The Owls. Rice shuT ouT The sTarTing Auburn Team and Then had enough in reserve To keep a courageous second Team Trom Taking The game away Trom Them in a Third period drive. SiTz scored The lone Bengal Tally and Thorpe con- verTed, aTTer The ball had been worlced down deep inTo Rice's TerriTory. George Kenn'1OFS sTole The show-he punTed like an experT, Threw passes and slcirTed Through The line in brillianT Tashion. wiTh George WolTT also coming in Tor praise Tor his worlc aT Tackle. ITETTT GAME 0F THE ,' Q0 Auburn, 20, Tennessee, 7 Turning in Their mosT specTacular vicTory oT The year, The Auburn Tigers, paced by The brillianT broken Tield running oT Jimmie FonTon and George Kenmore, smashed over The Tennessee Vols To The Tune oT 20-7 aT Legion Field in Birmingham. The enTire Auburn line Turned in a sTerling perTormance againsT The Vols, noT IeTTing up once during The enTire 60 minuTes oT play. IT was one oT The TinesT lines in all The hisTory oT Auburn Teams. The enTire line TuncTioning as a uniT. Tennessee sTopped Tive Auburn scoring chances beTore Kenmore Took a 20-yard pass Tor The score. Their second marker was scored on a 44-yard drive, TeaTuring Two passes Thrown by T7enTon and a Touchdown heaved by Kenmore To Pig Walker. The lasT Tally was made possible by l-liTchcock, who Turned in The mosT superb piece oT broken Tield running oT The game by carrying The oval To The I4, Trom whence SiTz smashed over cenTer Tor The Touchdown. Jimmie FenTon had his day oT days and righTTully deserved The Blue Key award Tor The mosT ouT- sTanding player oT The game. l-le punTed 'em a mile, he ran all over The gridiron, he Threw passes and he ran inTerTerence, and There was no geTTing inTo The TerriTory he guarded. JUNIE BURNS, Guard ,,. ,M GEORGE WO-FF Q? CHARLIE HAYNSVS ORTH F Ilb esonc-E xsrwone H Hb i. 'T+'siig,g,p .,.:,-....... mug STANCEL WHATLEY Ed .jjiuf .,' 'sg' GETER CANTRELL H Ifb k GARTH THORPE, Guard MALVERN MORGAN C f BILL MIMS Halfb k N HULIGH GUI G Auburn, 7, L. S. U., 9 Two cosfly fumbles by flue Auburn Tigers, one good for a field goal and flue ofluer a foucludown, gave Louisiana Sfafe brealcs enouglu for flue Bayou Tigers fo cluallc up a 9-7 vicfory in Bafon Rouge. l-lowever flue Plainsmen sfamped fluemselves as a foofball feam as capable and as courageous as fluey come in fluis losing performance. Affer L. S. U. luad made good boflu ifs breaks, Kelly al- mosf brougluf flue game ouf of flue fire for Au- burn wiflu luis brillianf punf refurning. l-le refurned one fo midfield, and Fenfon and Sifz advanced flue ball fo flue I4, wiflu Sifz going over. Five min- ufes before flue final wluisfle, Kelly refurned a punf 56 yards before being downed on L. S. U.'s 20. From fluis poinf flue Tigers ran info fouglu circum- sfances-incomplefe pass and fluree penalfies. Puslued baclc fo midfield, Tluorpe fried a field goal buf flue ball fell sluorf of flue upriglufs. Auburn, Og Georgia, 0 For flue fluird fime fluis season flue Auburn Tigers were lueld fo a O-O score, fluis fime by flue Geor- gia Bulldogs. l-lad flue brealcs been wiflu flue Plainsmen fluey would luave won flue game easily. George Kenmore wenf over for a foucludown on a I2-yard sweep early in flue fourflu guarfer, buf flue play was called back. C-Barflu Tluorloe fried fluree goals from placemenf buf Lady Luclc was againsf luim on all fluree fries. Tlue forfy-second meefing of flue old rivals was feafured by brillianf line play by boflu feams, wiflu Fenfon easily being flue oufsfanding baclc on flue field. HATCH HOWELL, Guard if Q . I 5 B BRILLIA T FI Auburn, I4g Florida, 0 The Bengals from Auburn broughl fheir len-game schedule To a gallan'r climax in Jacksonville when 'rhey subdued Florida's lighling 'Ga+ors, I4-O. The be+'rer parf of +he game was played in Flor- ida's lerrilory and only a slubborn 'Gialor eleven lhal foughl courageously unfil +he end lcepf Au- burn from lurning 'rhe affair info a rou'r. A 42-yard drive, culminaled wifh Fen'ron's magnifi- cenl' slrealc down 'rhe sidelines behind perlecl in- rerference, sei' lhe sfage for lhe firsf Tally. A bad punl, an olfside penalfy, runs by Kelly and l-lealh and a pass from Kelly 'ro Goon Harrison broughl aboul' The second louchdown, wifh Kelly going over for 'rhe score. Fenfon converted bo'rh exlra poin+s. '. 'o- ffglg IIIAI Il. P In 'Q i The Miam ITE BU L GA AINSMEN TRIM MICHIGAN STATE IN CLASSIC BURN, 63 MICHIGAN STATE, 0 r Coach Meagher y in a poST-season -was inviTed To op- Crange Bowl aT ixen by The SouTh- nen They voTed To 'ference Teams To oTher Than The The ganne wiTh The H jacrrran .ffag The Tiger's second posT-season aTTair in as many years. l.asT January I, The Plainsmen squared oTT wiTh Villanova in I-lavana in The TeaTure aT- TracTion oT The Cuban NaTional SporTs l:esTival. The game ending in a 7-7 Tie. ln Tackling Mich- igan STaTe The Bengals Tied up wiTh one oT The leading clubs in The Middle WesT and one oT.ThG TinesT in The counTry, being The counTry's nlV1'fl1 Team in The percenTage oT games won anCl lOST in The pasT Tive years. 6:15 GGlTTEfflVllNllS,' UU ULIEIT' l'lJXXifElT Auburn 6 Upholding The TradiTion oT SouTh- ern TooTball in a grand sTyle, The Auburn Plainsmen romped over Michigan STaTe 0 -- N. ,-,. .-, .M-A ..-,L,. Q,.,,- -c ..- , , c---- -.... 1: :. '- L' ':3 3315 A -2 '1' A 'x,L,Z. 1 if .1 s., V cc, c. -A N- L Michigan STaTe, 6-0, beTore l9,000 L' , an --13 and fu paying cusTomers in The Orange H, ' x .. - -'- ' ,af 3-'95 5, - NMMA-- T 1' i .'. ?.' i T '.'. , T T Bowl game played on New Year s 15,'f,'3',f-'Q 'tl' :fZ.'?-'si' T51 x?'.,-if 9 3 an-an - - - - V 'f I. T ' ' 1-2 .6 . 'I , Day in Miami, To become The TirsT 9QT1H',,p .jj-f,'1q,'i,., J,-J' T' '-.--1: gs--. :HMC M-5 3 ,Cv . . , 5-Ulf 'va'-. lf-Y r ':i' '12 iv-'f-f-E' ' SouThern Team To gain a vicTory if' .Qix , ,1,i,',,',, E.-9. 5215: X yy A , . . - iff ' 'J' .' J '- '- ' 'Lf' ' . 5-5 c.',, fn' in The Orange Bowl classic. 1,i:J7i i5ff -.'ff g.f- :i'f3v.1.2.. , ., . 1 L s,g, .3 gl, ,'-'bJbvg.3 ' -gyxru Crier rg - ' Bcrgzas can The only Touchdown oT The day ',g' I V ' - ,Aired fm, f...TNe 91.45 t ce cc, cu, - T- c i , , g came early in The second period. ,.. I.. ' Q- i ,- ' ij A- :Qjw ,eQ,x.,i,, 0-7 JusT before The TirsT guarTer 1 - A W T 1 LJ-N ,lg N . .M ended, Speck Kelly ran oTT-Taclcle is 1 7' 93. -1Q4l1Qf V 05, U ,xllbfn , .. gg, 5g I Tor a 25-yard gain To place The .. 1-'W ,ga lwwwg mf. tyy ,Lfff.,.,,,.,.,. ball aT midTield. AT This sTage oT ' ff A f,,f,g5 V i7f V.-..s ufi, Simi.,-1 ,',T,f.5 wi .59 Susan img The game each coach subsTiTuTed i 1' Kg, y ,g, Sy- T11 QJQLI 5 ,wo an enfire new feam. An exchange Alihough well in. The lead The Tigers sfage a 5.0 bf' any wg f'mC,3 and 3146, . las?-minufe drive for anofher Touchdown U of punTs saw liTTle George Ken- ai rch, gf !,gffi,,,g.a--,fa -,,y3,5, FN more bringing baclc Ciolelcs punTs Ton Si':'i mf'fl 'fwfr 'a'T.'dr,.ii wwe, Trom his 4 To The SparTan's 36 in a sparkling run. ATTer w7fh Kelli, 3Nf.,'qQ MQ. on TWG -',,,,3., IS. X, Kjld O I , ,, an OTT-side penalTy againsT The Bengals, Kenmore passed TiTTy yards. To Ralph O'Gwynn, who caughT The oval on The enemy's A I h - . - . - T T .T T 'fwi:n T of?-,'1 'rr any 1 2-yard line. Pel SiTz rammed The line Three Times, geTTing 'rl erm WOT C C X NT ' 5 T ' W' T F 39 . T . 4' l,li l 'xi yn xx N35 .V,-ig, -X I-',-f 'lf only a yard in all. Then OGwynn swepT To his leTT on eanlry lndl OC Qnlbg TTL dm' CJ Jr I 'OM' my ' l l '. 1 l -w cm -'iv' Q,-.fs f- ,- ,,a. a wide end run and Tallied. GarTh Thorpe s placemenT lemjed lm? GWPQL BNWT QWVT E 2- T 0' is T PYT-TD' TW Wenf wide. and paraded and a Tcgiiwnfr ru' an ca Q: sri.. -row. Michigan STaTe never ThreaTened once. Auburn holding In THIS QGVW3 0 WCM? Of i ana rt-J A,.:u.r'T -1'L'Q 7O The Upper hand ThrOUQhouT The conTesT. The Powerful demonsTraTed To Tm? ward foe L1 Ji9-ii .mire iihff fha Bengal eleven made I2 TirsT downs To STaTe's 2, and ouT- speed and lecnniquc' were mow- new-'Tv iiyzv 'Tw in gained The Charlie Bachman coached eleven Trom scrim- and sfrecgfn. Twfy nw ide 'iw 5: ,waz iw? ' ir ?Tl:T ' maqe. 203 Yards To 32 Yards. Auburn reTurned lriclns IOS Dame afiicl ioai io be wha' 'T gi s-. ig,z wh-vi 1-'fi fi-f yards To 54 yards Tor The SparTans. 9,Q5U1QjM,fhQ paw ,,,1.i,,53f,-,-V-5, Tw, L TN if iw i 'Ti The Auburn line play, boTh on offense and deiense, was A view of The crowd ever Lnown. Thai colorful parade A9 The half :IW-N - I w H 4l' in-1 1 --f kxli J .1 .: w-T-6.1-Q D 5 VY! 'fi -H r xi T' imaq, ' . 137' l i ' N B x , - Y, J- vi. s M1 X 6 if- F C New-l 1.4 L . S 9 T4 f T' c 114-3 6 ,rm .4 I , 4 A1 fr H, A 1' J TED HU l G Colonel Ted was aT The mike end oT a naTion-wide Columbia hook-up when Auburn Took The Tield againsT Michigan STaTe. Auburn was indeed TorTunaTe in having such a brillianT commenTaTor To broadcasT her season's climax. The accounT lvlr. l-lusing gave was accuraTe and colorTul, and hearing iT was almosT as saTisTacTory as siTTing in The Orange Bowl iTselT. AlThough The descrip- Tion was a sTricTly imparlrial one, we oT The Plains like To Teel ThaT The New Year's Day perTormance oT The Tigers made The Colonel a genuine Auburn Tollower. Above: Kelly wifh The ball, Howell geTs his man LefT: Ted Husing as he was inTroduced To The radio audience by Bob Phillips, chairman of The Orange Bowl Commiflee, The day before The game A i BUDDY MCCOLLUM JIMMY HITCHCOCK STERLING DUPREE ELMER C SALTEQ L L The various quofalions below were falcen from newspaper MGRGAN BLAh arlicles wriHen by leading spor+s wri+ers of +he na+ion GRANTLAND RICE, Colliers-Quole: Through The Soufh and The Soulheasl mos? of The leading 'reams were well malched in playing sfrenglh-such 'reams as Auburn, Vanderbilt, Alabama, l.. S. U., Georgia Tech, Dulce. Norlh Carolina, Tulane, Tennessee -where Auburn carried by all odds The heaviesl burden. And don'f forgel 'rhal schedules such as Auburn laced can make a killing difference when compared lo The schedules ol Those who play only four or live hard games. Lefl fo righl: Burford, Holman, Gillam Anllcy Swell R ssc and MCK ss cn ir ,' .' 'A S- if xg, fx 6 WX f , , H f ' A . . ii . a i ,K , 4 -Mm5lBlif!i ' , V - . . if ., ,m,, , - ' ' '- ' .. x,. iii i' A 5 il.f5'imf'ft-f i , ' Srl- 3, Q .'f'- ' T- :T ,T T x f -are gk THOSE UNTIRING CHEERLEADERS Standing, left To right: Doris Greene, Jack Adams, Head Cheerleader, June Tooker. Kneeling: Chick Halcher, Richmond Flowersg Charlie O'Rellly TH T GRE T AUBUP1 PlP1lT ED SPRAGUE, Foolball Manager The C5reaT Auburn SpiriT was lcepT alive in no uncerTain Terms This year by Our exc:ellenT squad OT cheerleaders. Their never say die aTTiTude and amazing energy won Tor Them The admiraTiOn OT The enTire sTudenT bOdy, and iT is liTTle won- der ThaT The Auburn spiriT was The subiecT OT so much cOmmenT aT The TOOTball game This year. l-lead Cheerleader Tor The year was Jack Adams, ably assisTed by Charlie O'Reilly. Flash Flowers, and Chick l-laTcher. For The TirsT Time in hisTOry, Auburn had Two girl Cheerleaders, June Tooker and DOT Greene, who, donned in Their silken uniTOrms, capTivaTed The sTands by Their sTunTs. AnOTher unsung hero OT The pasT TOOTball season is Ed Spfaque' Senior Manager OT TOOTball. Ed was always On The IOb. no maTTer whaT The duTies nOr hOw lOng The hours. FuTure man' agers mighT do well TO ernulaTe his persOnaliTy and aggressive- ness. T121 ,, 5 gdkx sff-mT'i- . TT Ttixvfgi 'Q R., ., J zwfsiu- - H nin eir em on- enT The lly. in and Ted UG. HO an- ive- ., I 1-.+V-su? . PTTU PECTT TOR EXT YE The publicaTion OT numerous All-America and SouThea5+em ConTerence Teams Tound Auburn placing several men on These myThical all-sTar elevens. Ralph Sivell was placed on The Third Team oT The AssociaTed Press All-America, besides being meri- Tioned on many similar Teams. ln The A. P. All-SouTheasTerrx eleven Tor T937 Sivell was placed on The TirsT Team aT guard, Bo Russell on The second Team aT Tackle, and Jimmie FenTon on The Third Team aT halTback. Many oTher Auburn players received honorable menTion on oTher irnporTanT selecTions, in- cluding Billy HiTchcock, halTback: Freddie Holman, Tackle: Leg- Ter AnTley, cenTer: DuTch HeaTh, Tullback: MilTon Howell, guard: Speck Kelly, hahfback: George Kenmore, halTback, and Pelham SiTz, Tullback. Auburn is already being placed in The upper brackeT oT TooT- ball Tor l938. According To Coach Meagher, Auburn will have a good TooTball Team This Tall. Maybe noT so good as lasT year, buT iT could be beTTer iT our Treshmen develop rap- idly. The main losses are Sivell, All-SouTheasTern guard: CapT. AnTley, a Tine cenTer: Holman, heavy and capable Tackle, and FenTon, regarded by his coach as The SouTh's besT back. Those reTurning are headed by Bo Russell, T98 pounds oT Tackle Tal- enT: MilTon Howell, who became a Tine guard as a sophomore lasT year: STancel WhaTley and Max Harrison, a Tine pair oT sophomore ends, and Speck Kelly, a real speedsTer oT The gridiron. Also back Tor duTy will be Oscar BurTord, end: George WolTT and Bill Nichols, Tackles: Vernon Burns and GarTh Thorpe, guards: Malvern Morgan, cenTer: Marion Walker, Osmo SmiTh, and John Davis, quarTerbacks: George Kenmore, Ralph O'Gwynn, GeTer CanTrell, and Bill Mims, halTbacks, and Pelham SiTz and Charlie T-laynsworTh, Tullbacks. A large group oT Trosh grid aspiranTs are unTried in varsiTy compeTiTion, and musT remain on The quesTionable lisT unTil OcTober. A Trio OT These perTormers seem To sTand ouT above The resT: Brody McCorkle, a T75-pound Tullback: Dick Mc- Gowan, a T85-pound blocking, kicking, and passing back: and ErnesT Mills, a ZOO-pound Tackle. Auburn's Treshman squad did noT come up To The sTandard Thal Coach Jordan's charges have seT in The pasT. ln Their TirsT encounTer, The TighTing Tiger Cubs were vanquished by The Birmingham-SouThern Trosh, I3-l2. ln The second game a be- laTed TourTh quarTer aTTack enabled The Florida Treshmen To de- TeaT The Cubs, I3-2, and in Their Tinal game Auburn and Georgia Tech baTTled To a 7-7 deadlock. As This book goes To press The T938 TooTba!l schedule has noT yeT been announced, buT The Auburn Tigers wiil play The same schedule as This season. The Ten games To be plnyei will include BirminghamASouThern, Tulane, Villanova, Mksfssf STaTe, Georgia Tech, Rice, Tennessee. L. S. U., George A 1 Florida. Firs+ Row JACK ADAMS LESTER ANTLEY MILTON BAGBY OSCAR BUREORD VERNON BURNS Second Row GETER CANTRELL EDRON CHILDERS JOHN E. DAVIS TOMMY EDWARDS BILL ELLIS Third Row JIMMY FENTON FRED GILLAM MAX HARRISON CHARLIE HAYNSWORTH WALTER HEATH Four'rI1 Row BILLY HITCHCOCK EREDDIE HOLMAN CRAWFORD HOLMES LYDELL HOWELL HENRY SPEC KELLY Fiffh Row GEORGE KENMORE CHARLIE LAWRENCE MALCOLM MCDONALD REX MCKISSICK Six'I'h Row BILLY MASTIN BILL MIMS MALVERN MORGAN RALPH O'GWYNN ERNEST PAPPAS Seve n'I'h Row TORRANCE RUSSELL BROOKS SELLERS PELHAM SITZ RALPH HAPPY SIVELL OSMO SMITH Eighffw Row ED SPRAGUE DAVID SPRINKLE JIM SWANNER DICK SWINDLE GARTH THORPE Nin+I1 Row JOHN PAUL TIPPER JACK VANN STANCEL WHATLEY NORMAN WHITTEN GEORGE WOLFE NOT IN PANEL MARION WALKER MONROE HAYES FRANCIS RIDDLE IVIONSEY GIQESHAIVI PERCY SOUTH BILL NICHOLS BILL LEE ERAISII4 ELLIS E If One oT The mosT acTive organizaTions on The campus is The Auburn A Club, composed oT varsiTy aThleTes who have won monograms in any one oT The Tour maior sporTs. TooTball, baseball, baskeTball, and Track. Managers and cheerleaders are also eligible Tor membership in The or- ganizaTion during Their Senior year. The TundamenTal purposes oT The organizaTion are To bring aThleTes in close Touch wiTh one anoTher, To keep all campus aThleTics on a high plane, To TosTer and To keep alive The Auburn spiriT, and To advise and aid in all sTudenT acTiviTies. ElecTion To The club comes immediaTely aTTer awards have been made in The major sporTs. ParT oT The iniTia- Tion is made public and has always been a source oT much amusemenT To sTudenTs. Among The indigniTies The poor neophyTes are required To suTTer are Those oT going To classes in Tuxedos, and leading mules, chickens, squir- rels, and The like around wiTh Them wherever They go. The pledges musT appear wiTh all wearing apparel donned backwards and musT walk backwards Tor several days. The club sponsors The annual A Day, which is usually held during The laTTer parT of March. All classes are excused on This day. A new TeaTure on The A Day program, sTarTed lasT year, is The elecTion by The sTudenT body oT Miss A Day, who rules over The day's acTiv- iTies. Among The aThleTic evenTs ThaT draw much inTer- If CLUB esT and enThusiasm is The lnTerTraTerniTy Track MeeT. Each TraTerniTy enTers a Track Team, and To The scorer of mosT poinTs goes a handsome Trophy. Boxing and Tencing exhibifions always aTTracT a large number oT specTaTors To The gymnasium. Two oTher TeaTure evenTs of The day's TesTiviTies are a baseball and a polo game. Auburn is represenTed in boTh oT These conTesTs by varsiTy Teams. The A Club is very acTive in social life on The campus. A Club dances are held ThroughouT The winTer session and once a week during The summer session. These aTTairs have gained The repuTaTion oT being The besT of The season wiTh The possible excepTion oT The major dance seTs. They are always aTTended by a large number of visiTing girls and alumni as well as a greaT many sTudenTs. AnoTher aTTair sponsored by The A Club is The annual elecTion oT Miss Homecoming. The winner of The election is The sponsor Tor The Auburn homecoming TooTball game. ThaT nighT, The A Club gives iTs climax of The social season, The Homecoming Dance. AT This Time Miss Homecoming is presenTed To The sTudenT body. Billy HiTchcock, This year's presidenT, is largely responsible Tor keeping The A Club on such a high plane of acTiv- iTy and progressiveness. NOT saTisTied wiTh being an ouT- sTanding member oT The TooTball and baseball Teams, Billy is also an honor sTudenT, having mainTained a scho- lasTic average of nearly 90 Tor his enTire college career. This is an achievemenT seldom aTTained by men who are required To spend long hours on The aThleTic Tield. ll it ll A F .A i l i il ii l .yl V 5 i i l l RAY Giasow 1 i il i , 2 A 5 4 l I l ll . 1 o RED CHILDERS TOMMIE EDWARDS 2 N' 4 Q- .ff , , Ex . v rv if J P STREETMAN F d 1 Q 3 . 4 r 5 ,, l gl n 1 ll fl!1ETli, ELL E A FINE TEAM iviAi-QES FTNE RECORD Replacing Joel Eaves and Andrew Curlee, fwo mainsfays of lasf year's guinfef, was fhe big problem facing Coach Ralph Jordan af fhe sfarf of fhe currenf baskefball season. His i937 aggregafion finished fhe season wifh fhe remarkably good rec- ord of l I wins and four losses, and finished in fhird place in fhe Soufheasfern Conference. Af fhe sfarf of fhe season Coach Jordan moved Capfain Rex McKissick fo a guard posifion fo fake care of fhe vacancy creafed by Curlee, who dropped ouf of school. Energefically he carried ouf his iob, and secured cooperafion and feam work which made fhe feam a smoofh funcfioning unif. Wifh fwo years of varsify compefifion behind him, and his characferisfic spark and drive, he was responsible fo a greaf exfenf for fhe spirif, fighf, and feam work shown by fhe squad. The Tigers sfarfing feam was usually composed of Malvern Morgan and Crawford l-lolmes af forwards, Tommie Edwards or Red Childers af cenfer, and Capfain McKissick and Ray Gibson af fhe guard posifions. This combinafion worked nicely fogefher in all of fhe games fo dafe and gave promise of de- veloping info a crack ouffif. Morgan, fhe probably high scorer of fhe season, was leader of fhe Tiger affack, having a deadly eye for fhe baskef. Alfhough slow-moving, he was always af fhesrighf spof af fhe righf fime. l-lolmes is one of fhe besf ballhawks ever fo play on fhe local floor, playing good baskef- ball all season, always consisfenf, always fighfing. Edwards, a pofenfially greaf player, and Childers waged quife a baffle for fhe cenfer berfh unfil fhe laffer received a wrenched knee in fhe Oglefhorpe game. l-lowever, Edwards fook care of fhe CRAWFORD HOLMES F d -v- . Tfhe Bengals will ose on y one re u B by gracluafion fhis year, Capfain Re h b X l- ff T ghf P pp D dl y H l Sl' Tman, Ginler, Edwa d Ch ld G b M g M K k D ckinson, Wallace Y Nl UBUB UU .ll LUUH. llllllll LED BY CAPTAIN REX lVlrl4lSSllIl4 pivoT posiTion in greaT shape and should prove inva uable nexT year. Gibson, aT guard, rounded ouT The TirsT Tearn. Gibson's heighT proved To be very valuable To The Team, besides being aggressive and a good shoT. Playing The role oT undersTudies To The regulars were J. P. STreeTrnan, Cecil Wallace, Bob Dickinson and Bill Dudley aT forwards, ErnesT Pappas, Orville GinTer and Bruce Renfroe aT guards, and Theron Karge and T-lomer GosseTT aT cenTer. These reinTorcemenTs were a valuable asseT To The sTarTing Tive and proved Themselves To be capable courTmen on numerous occasions. Auburn opened iTs inTercollegiaTe baskeTball schedule by Trouncing Sewanee in a Two-game series, 36-3l and 38-IQ. In The TirsT game The score was close Throughouf, wiTh Sewanee Taking an early lead, buT The Bengals overcame This lead and were ouT in TronT aT halTTime. I9-IB. The Tinal period also was TighT, wifh Ray Gibson sinking Two shoTs in The lasT Tew minuTes oT play To clinch The game. l-lis ToTal Tor lhe game was I3 markers. CAPTAIN REX M KlSSlCK G d Crawford Holmes finished fhe season as fhe Bengals No. I scorer. Besides being a high scoring forward, fhe elu- sive Holmes was also a briliianf de- fensive man while collecfing 203 markers. Malvern Morgan came in only a shade behind his running mate af forward, caging 204 poinfs. Mnvsrm MORGAN ERNEST PAPPA5 Guard LIIVIIVIAIEIY UF THE GAIVI EASEETEEES STAND HIGH IN CONFERENCE The second confesf was marked by alerf defensive playing by fhe Plains- men, who soon overcame an early lead, never fo be headed fhereaffer. Morgan led fhe Tiger affaclc wifh I3 poinfs. The Auburn cagers sfrefched fheir infercollegiafe winning sfrealc fo fhree sfraighf when Malvern Morgan shof fen field goals fo lead fhe Tigers fo a 49-39 vicfory over fhe Birmingham-Soufhern Panfhers. Morgan was fhe leading scinfillanf of bofh clubs, wifh Crawford I-lolmes, who has quife a dependable eye for fhe baskef himself, sharing honors wifh Morgan by gafhering in fen markers. In fheir nexf conference sfarfs Auburn foolc a fwo-game series from Ogle- fhorpe, 46-43 and 49-I4. In fhe firsf encounfer fhe shoofing of I-lolmes. who collecfed I6 poinfs, was fhe highlighf of fhe affair, while in fhe second game fhe work of Morgan, Edwards, and I-lolmes, who connecfed wifh l2, IZ, and IO poinfs, respecfively, was oufsfanding. Af fhis wrifing fhere are games wifh Sewanee, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Florida yef fo be played. The Conference Tournamenf, which every con- ference member is eligible fo affend, is fo be held on March 3 and 4 in Bafon Rouge, and wifh confinued improvemenf in fheir feam play, Coach Jordan's profeges should prove fo be a real fhreaf in fhis fournamenf. BILL DUDLEY my? Forward CHARLIE CHISOLM, Ieffp JARVIS BROWN, righl' Manafleff Man699 Burns, Coleman, Duncan, Ellis, Garrison, Healh, Jacobs, Kelly, Lawrence, Nichols, Sellers, Sprinkle, Swanner The Auburn Chapler of flue Nalional Collegiafe Sociefy of Spilced Shoe is composed of varsily Vann, Wilson lraclc and cross-counlry aflmleles who have earned flue award for either sport. The obiocf of the soclely is To bring logefluer lraclc afhleles and Io lurlher Ihe inleresl of the sporf at Auburn. OFFICERS ED DUNCAN .... ..... . . . Prcsldenl MONSEY GRESHAM .. Vice-President COACH WILBUR HUTSELL Advisor H MEMBERS PERCY SOUTH DAVID SPRINKLE AUBREY G-ARRISON MARK NICHOLS DAVID ROGERS WALTER HEATH BROOKS SELLERS CHARLIE LAWRENCE BOB COLEMAN SPECK KELLY BILL ELLIS MONSEY G-RESHAM JIM SWANNER LEONARD JACOBS T JACK VANN VERNON BURNS ED DUNCAN BOBBY WILSON ......-1 4 E I ' ' z TA Q' Q ul, 's ! . ' l I I-,. P A ' Q was .5 5 Q s . s'R- 7 wg I x .v . P: ff .- f Iv' , . 4 . ' ,. ,F - Y ... I I A ' '7 - . -, 'ff 3'- ':Z1 ,9 Dixie f .. .gm f-5. F- 'Q i 4-S i ,Q THE MEN UE THE TRACE ACTIU No. I. Jamie Burns, Frisci Cilyg No. 2. Davicl Rogers, Annlslon: No. 3. Brooks Sellers, Dollwang No. 4. lvlonsey Gresham, Wash- inglon, Ga.: No. 5. Spec Kelly, Tarrant No. 6. Charles Morgan, Bessemer: No. 7. Bob Dickinson, lvlonlgomeryg No. 8. David Sprinkle, Waslwinglon, D. C. . .... .--W-ff-1--V42 ---- ' ' . ' Yffgfl 2 'ffl E I r P . f Xu, r X ' 1 - ' V i, l CTT f BU COACH HUTSTLLH STXTXTTTXTH TTXIT For The sixTeenTh Time in as many years The dean oT The Tgef coaching sTaTT led his charges To a successTul Track season. Even Though Auburn's l937 Track and Tield Team opened The season againsT Georgia wiTh less balance Than any cinder ouTTiT Coacn Wilbur l-luTsell has ever insTrucTed aT The Plains, The Tigers won Three oT Their Tour dual TesTs and won Third honors aT The SouTh- easTern ConTerence carnival in Birmingham. ProspecTs Tor a winning Track and Tield Team Tor l93B look beTTer Than lasT year. Even Though Coach l-luTsell loses such sTars as Kil- gore, Williams, Rodgers, GilberT, Lawrence, B. McGhee, and laTely, Bill Ellis, There are good prospecTs To Till These losses. ln The sprinTs There will be Kelly Dickinson and Cockrellg 440-Kelly and Wen- dling: 880-CapT. Gresham: mile--CapT. Gresham and Gibsong Two-mile-Swanner, Turner, J. S. Rob-erTs: hurdles-Sellers, Morgan, and SouTh: pole vaulT-Sprinkle: high jump-Morgan, SouTh, Sprin- kle and Sellers: broad jump-Dickinson and Sprinkle: shoT and discus -Burns, Bulger, Ham and Thorpe: javelin-D. Rogers and l'leaTh. Based only on lasT year's perTormances, The poinT winners This year are expecTed To be Speck Kelly, The backbone oT The sprinT deTaily Bob Dickinson, who as a Treshman lasT year seT records oT l0.0 in The IOO and 23.3 in The broad lumpy CapTain lvlonsey Gresham, whose slowesT Time in his lasT Three 88O's was l:58.4: Charlie Mor- gan, who seT a freshman record oT l5.6 in The high hurdles and 6 Momseir c-nesmw, c pi TeeT in The high lump' Dave r cleared I3 TeeT in The polo v TeeT in The broao jump a ru ineligible as a Trosnman bu? vw si 1 iromise in The shoT and cz sci s - f -- if in 1 lb DICK SWINDLE Pitcher NORMAN WHITTEN BAKER RIDDLE C 1 h HA ii BALL H TQUAD Auburn's baseball nine closed one of ifs mosf successful sea- sons in many years by winning fhe Soufheasfern Conference baseball championship in I937, wifh a record of eighf wins and one loss. Coach Dell Morgan's charges finished fhe sea- son wifh fhe oufsfanding record of 2I vicfories and four losses, which included games wifh conference foes and many of fhe leading semi-pro ouffifs in fhis secfion. In fheir firsf conference appearance fhe Tigers subdued Georgia Tech, 3-2, and fhen defeafed Georgia in a fwo-game series, 7-4 and I2-7. ln fheir nexf league sfarf fhe Bengals again fook Georgia info camp, 2-I and 7-2, and emerged vicforious over fhe Florida 'Gafors by fhe scores of 9-7 and 9-4. The Plainsmen splif a doubleheader wifh Georgia Tech in fheir final conference appearance of fhe season. winning fhe firsf, 6-5, and dropping The second filf, 3-2. Auburn's pifching sfaff for lasf season was made up of Joel Eaves, John Paul Tipper, Dick Swindle, Lesfer Anfley, and Dan Sellers, wifh Swindle furning in fhe besf performance of fhe group wifh a record of seven wins and no losses. The infield was composed of Bruce Taylor and Malvern Morgan af firsf, John Mason af second, Billy l-lifchcock af shorfsfop, Frank l-lamm and Charles Chiffy af fhird, and Chink Whiffen and Francis Riddle doing fhe cafching. Pafrolling fhe ouffield were Speck Kelly in leff, Capfain Sidney Scarborough in cen- fer, and Monroe l-layes in righf. Left to right: MALVERN MORGAN, first base, MONROE HAYES, field, LESTER ANTLEY, pifcherg SPEC KELLY, field L., his laura., 1. T' . I1 '-v f Q , . 1. .K , s-R51 Ld 'A Qu f -1 r - , 4 We I fff ' ' I r af ' TVB iii .wi f 'lx f ' f Kafka - 1, tm. UUTHEATTTEIT CU FEITI2 ITE CHAIVIPIU AlmosT maTching his pace-seTTing marlc oT .397 as a sopho- more in I936, Billy I-IiTchcocIc again capTured The baTTing championship Tor IasT season wiTh an average oT .39l, ham- mering ouT six home runs Two doubles and 28 singles in 92 oTTiciaI Trips To The pIaTe. I-Ie was Tollowed in line by Mal- vern Morgan, .3663 Monroe I-Iayes, .3375 Bruce Taylor, .3333 and Joel Eaves, .3 IO. ProspecTs Tor anoTher championship club Ioolc exceedingly brighT Tor This season as This boolc goes To press, despiTe The graduaTion oT CapTain Scarborough, CF, Mason, 2B, Taylor. IB, Eaves and Tipper, boTh piTchers, and I-Iamm, 3B, who dropped ouT oT school. The problem oT Tilling These posi- Tions will cause Coach Morgan some concern, buT he is blessed wiTh some Tine prospecTs coming up from The Tresh- man ranlms, including George Kenmore, who plays a whale of a game aT second base. and Bill Gallagher, who will probably be converTed inTo a Third baseman. The piTching sTaTT will also be a big problem Tor Coach Morgan, wiTh Swindle and AnTIey The only Two wiTh experience. CAPTAIN BILLY HITCHCOCK Shorhfop I 4 Above: LefT To righf: WILLIAM WARREN, BOB MCNULTY and MILLER HERREN .wdor The capable direcTion oT CapTain L. E. Jacoby who succeeds CapTain W. J. Klepinqer as varsiTy coach, The spring polo season olficially opened February I wiTh eiqhTeen candidaTes Tor The A squad and an iniTial Turn- ouT oT TorTy-Tive men Tor The B squad. Only Two varsiTy players from lasT year's Team remain on The squad, CapTain RoberT lv1cNulTy and AlTernaTe- CapTain Miller l-lerren. Keen compeTiTion is expecTed Tor The vacancfes creaTed by The loss of Bacon and Hurd, and no predicTions as To who will make up The Team wiTh McNulTy and I-lerron can be made aT This wriTing. The Team will Talce a norThern road Trip The laTTer parl oT April and TilTs wiTh Missouri, lowa STaTe College, ll- linois, Culver lv1iliTary Academy and Ohio STaTe have been arranged. All college Teams played on This Trip have been inviTod To play aT Auburn and The remainder oT The schedule will be made up of army Teams in This viciniTy. POLO U THE LAI Furs! ro left To right Herren Franke, Whiflow, McNuITy, Warren, Preer, Armsfrong, CapTain L. E. Jacoby, Coach Second row: Almquisf, Dunlop, Argo, Vines, Simpson, Knox, Brown Third row: Cowan, Ivey, PaTTerson, Hamel, Davis 'Digg ' - f - . . W ,,- Q 3, 1 , N i ff. ,i --4...-V , 4 4 . - Y ' -irc--:Q 1 : 3 U W 1 ,,,, ,,- irq, , , 'W' l X -fx.-I , -,tiff vs ILIIJWHL-1.Ah,,-ki ,Tvr h In I I h A I 5 .,-. ,V ., I in .:f-v.., , ' - YT Ki l Left To righl, first row: Perry, Paul, Todd, Kierslead, Fo bes Tho as Franke Mat Second row, left To righT: Johnson, co-managerp Mohns, Lyons, Campbell R Taylor Snyder Hg mmf. Wllvl J WiTh seven veTerans reTurning and some Tine maTerial coming up from The Treshman ranks, prospecTs Tor The l938 swimming Team look good. Coach Chambless and CapTain Ray KiersTead are well pleased wiTh The progress of Their squad and express Their belief ThaT The Team is poTenTially a very worThy aggregaTion. The schedule Tor The season has noT yeT been compleTed as This book goes To press, buT negoTiaTions Tor meeTs wiTh Georgia Tech, Tennessee, Florida, Maryville College. and Georgia, have been made, as well as conTesTs wiTh several oTher SouTh- ern Teams. The veTerans reTurning To form The nucleus oT The Team are: McCue, back-sTroke and diver: KiersTead and Forbes, dash men: Lyons, lvlarTin, SmiTh, and Laney, disTance men. ln The various evenTs, The Tigers will probably be repre- senTed as Tollows: 440, Lyons and Laney: 220, Lyons and Franke: l00, Forbes and Todd: 50, Kicrslead and Pauli back-sTroke, Ousley, Campbell, and lVlCCLlCI diviflq- Perry, McCue, and Thomas: breasl-sTrokc, Mohns. l'leaTh- coTe, and Snyder. Nolan, co-manager Below: OH for the 220 '3 .V ff ,EK i , - L . g ' , s ' QE . sy .' . Lae- N,. . . i i 1 l 4 l 1 0? . R- .ff .' 1' 53:4 .a .U'f..:i 4, K.. ,LGQA 2 'sv -M. Lats .:v.iy. , ,- as . . .Q f . . .K..?1L: DAQ-'PSN-. 'ffm'-, .4 1 ' ' - , ,, T' .I-'fn . .Q - 'ii v 4 i all WIJMENQT THLETICT The Women's fXThleTic AssociaTion is an honorary organizaTion composed oT women sTudenTs oT Au- burn. The associaTion cooperaTes wiTh The Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT in promoTing healTh, inTeresT in play, and recreaTion, and The spiriT oT sporTsman- ship among The sTudenTs. There are a number oT recreaTional clubs on The campus. These are l-lilcing, Tennis and BadminTon, Archery, Dancing and Fencing. TournamenTs are held each year in The Tollowing compeTiTive sporTs among women sTudenTs: volley1 ball, baslceTball, Tennis, badminTon, speedball, arch- ery, and shuTTleboard. Teams parTicipaTing in These TournamenTs are made up oT sororiTies, clubs, and various oTher organized groups oT sTudenTs. The direcTor oT physical Training Tor women is Miss Fannie STollenwerlc. She is ably assisTed by Miss Louise Kreher, who is also in charge oT dancing in- sTrucTion. 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MEMBERS FIFTH ROW: Jackson Garrelf Prager Laney Taylor SIXTH ROW: Smllh McGehee Solomon Karg SEVENTH ROW: Milam Thompson Sfewarl' Crooks Hiller EIGHTH ROW: Saad Wiflel Edwards Graydon NINTH ROW: Camsloell Q N! Z TE -FIIATEII ITY CUII CII . FacuIIy Advisor PROF. J. M. ROBINSON A. D. HOLMES W. D. HAMILTON . . J.S. POLLARD . A. M. GARRISON C. T. ALLEN . . M. B. MCDONALD WILLIAM CAMPBELL . . JARVIS BROWN . . MAX WELDEN . . R. KINCAID ...... C. L. HOLLINGSWORTH W. G. I-IAIRSTON . . . W. M. ROBERTS . . W. A. WEAVER T. D. LEWIS . E. J. ROGERS . J. DYAS .... T. W. COOPER . R. M. STRAIN . H. JACKSON . F. O. GARRRETT . . M. A. PRAGER 0 MEMBERS .. KIFAQ A T Q. ..KA. .. EAE .EN. IIKA. KE E CD E.. AXA.. .9X.. AFP. AEIIH. I-I K KI' . A A T . ,.EII. OKN. ISK... II' K 'I' ZZ X . . 0 T S2 . A KI '... 'I' IC ll' . GEORGE HAIRSTON, President . . . W. LANEY . E. R. TAYLOR . G. D. KNIGHT . M. A. SMITH . . C. T. VOGTLE . . W. B. MCGEHEE . E. SOLOMON . . T. 6. KAR6 . . . . W. A. MILALI . C. W. THOMPSON . . J. C. STEWART . . J. B. CROOKS . . G. S. HILLER Composed of IwO reprosonmh-.ca from oadw ' ' ' ' ILSAAD fraternity, the Council controla and ciirocfs aff , W. D. WITTEL the Irafcfnifies, ospociolk v-'Ffh foward fo rush' G L EDWARDS Inq season. and oIso :widen the paficy of' Ih-9 ' ' ' ' Immrnifies in Ihoif affairs ff 'Iv' -1dff'5n5S?fd4 . . S. GRAYDON 'gon' . . D. M. YOST . . . . J. HALL . H. CAMPBELL .....6.WEAVER LOUIS 6. GOLDBERG Paqn 23I I .4 ' so cs can .fr .Te 2'7 's x s situ' OFFICERS D HQLMES A , President TOD SUTTON . . Secrelary , FRANK MQCALL . , ,Treasurer X INSTON C-ARTH , . . . Warden MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: Cannon Gibson Couch Haggard Douqlwfie Halfaway Glass Jones Holmes Monfgomery Haqhslon Morgan SECOND ROW: SEVENTH ROW Laney Norlhinqlon Luce Reeder MCCQH 5mYll1 Nelson Sykes Sunon Taylor, W. Wood Taylor, J. A. THIRD Row: EIGHTH ROW: ssrfzela Vvfflfle' Branch Brlmjjms Cassels BUH Conner Holloway Dykes Head Johnson NINTH ROW: FOURTH ROW: Kilgore uce in McKcnny Plper Peebles Sllapard Rencher 'WP Smith Boswell TENTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Slappey Clemenls Vann Fleming Var-ner Flowers Wade Foreman Watkins Garlh While MISS AMERICA BALL House Mofher yn! 2 I I at fi PHI DELT THET DAVID CANON . . . JOSH cOucH, JR. JAMES T. DOUOHTIE BROOKS GLASS . . A. o. HOLMES . . . JACK c. HUOHSTON GROVER BARFI ELD . BEN BRANCH . . . CECIL CONNOR . . MAURICE DYKES . . KIRBY CLEMENTS . . JOE FLEMING . . JAMES FLOWERS . . JOHN FOREMAN . WINSTON GARTH . BRUCE GIBSON . . . FRANK HAGGARD . GORDON HOOD . . SEAWELL JONES . ORRIN BROWN . WILLIAM BUTTS . . LEE HOLLOWAY . . ALBERT HEAD . . . C. L. HARE FRATRES IN FACULTATE GEORGE RVN- , rEi'.- ,H D D FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . . Opelika . . . . Dolhan Columbus, GQ, . . . . Linden ......Josper Columbus, Ga. I-'JESLEY LANEY . DWAIN LUCE .... w. ERAHK LIQQALL , O. THORNTON NELSO LOD SUTTON J.JJ RICHARD J, X.-JOOO Class of l939 Columbus, Ga. . . Monfqomcry Columbia, Tenn. Americus, Ga. HERBERT JOHHSO:-I JEX LUCE ...,, PAUL K, IJEKEHNER VAN SHAPARD, JR. , Class of l94O . Monlgomcry .. Huntsville . Monlqomcry . America . . . Athens . , Birminqharn . . Gadsden . . . Gadsden . . . . . Selma T. B. WILLIAMS ...... PENN MONTT-Ol.'Ef?Y CARL MORGAN . , ALLEN NORTHINQTO' PRESTON REEDER . . JOHN SMYTH . .. BERNARD SYRES . . JOHN B. STRATFCPD J. A. TAYLOR ..., THOMAS WIIEELER . . . . . . BJJT! V'5'l. Class of l94I . , . , Opelika BIJQ Ridge, Ga. Monlqomcrv ......Troy JAMES KILGORE . . ....,. JJSDPV BUFORD KING . . . Civlumbus, Ga JAMES KING .... . . . Rome, Ga, JOHN HENRY PEEBLES . . .....,...... Dccahr GEORGE WHITE ..... il JOHN RENCMKQ . LYMAN SMITH , . HORACE STFTINQ'-FKLLO STERLING SLAVFEE DYER VANN , . . l,'.'ILI'AI.' V.-XFNEFT . ALBEFT '.'.f'-CE , CHALPJEFS '-'A'Kl'J'l Phi Della Tlmcla was founded of Miami Univer- sily in l848. lls colors are N. U D94 lil omceas ,H-XRHUQN i'mg1.1u 7 L., kigy Frvs M -UU! SU .'v --'wuz TVN' MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: -4 y- 's' A'vM1uTSf .fa 5.ar'1CS LA. T.. ' Cpucatbom L 'l C MM.. Fur, C. B. R! ,., Hlxon 9 f ' :vm 'WY secowo Row. SIXTH ROW: Q T R, D, Kmopf T,-,Q, V., Lido X,1,g,,f , Maulshaqcn 5.3. v-, Merrill Bm : U, Morrls C: nr Mc6IHivray THIRD ROW: SEVENTH ROW Du.,u1':9l0 Pearson, A. E. E.1lv3'o'w Pemon Ffarlc, Rufland if .nam Steele Klurcr Smiih, H. 5. Pivfuscm Wingfield FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: F'cafs:vw, E. O. Armshonq pcvwll Farr, R. W. R.a'x:'c Jernigan TJ. Cf, E. R. Kaufman TE-sqm McLean VH' 'L March NINTH ROW: Ncsfer RL,?OlLTS S3 'TC'j SJVCMC S'cva1. Tawof, E. D. MRS. REBECCA HENRY House Mother 5-T'f 1 ALPH DAVID W. HAMILTON . GEORGE H, LEHNERT . ROBERT L. MARTIN , . E. D. MCCAULEY . . HERSCHEL BAILEY. . . MURRAY F. C. BRADLEY JOHN E. COBB, JR. . . GEORGE DOUGHTIE . . . WILLIAM S. EDINGTON WILLIAM C. FARLEY . JACK KINZER ..... WILLIAM H. INGRAM . ELMER H. ALMQUIST . PORTER I. BARNES, JR. TOM A. CHEATHAM . CECIL B. FARR . . . CARL HIXON . . . JOHN IVEY, JR. . . . GEORGE S. KNOPF . . MARTIN LIDE .... BEN KAY ARMSTRONG . . RICHARD W. FARR . CHARLES H. JERNIGAN MAURICE KAUFMAN . WILLIAM H. MARCH . FRANK A. MCLEAN . . Alpha Tau Omega was founded al the Virginia Mililary Insfilulc in IS65. LI U FRATRES IN FACULTATE MAJ. E. H. ALMQUIST WILBUR HUTSELL A. . O TAYLOR W. J. S-RIJFCRD WALES FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l93B . . Tuscurnbia . . Tuscumbia . Birmingham . . Birmingham WALLACE . . M. C. REYNOLDS . . GAYLE RILEY ....,.. FRED H. SCHOMBURG, JR, , R. D. SMITH ..,,., , , - .......... Birmifqhjrvi Class of I939 . . Opelika . . Montgomery Wes? Point, Ga. Columbus, Ga. . . . . Mobile . . . Opelika . . Tuscumbia . Orlando, Fla. C Auburn Savannah, Ga. . . Birmingham . . Birmingham . . Mobile Auburn . . Birmingham . . Birmingham GAYLE G. PATTERSON . ERNEST O. PEARSON . . ROBERT W. POWELL . . OSCAR E. RANDLE . . E, ROY TAYLOR . , . SAM F. TEAGUE, JR. . WILLIAM T. WARREN . . GEORGE WOLFF- . . . lass of I940 HENRY MAULSHAGEN . . WILLIAM E. MORRIS, JR. ARCHIE MCGILLIVRAY . , RANDOLPH PENTON . . JAMES W. RUTLAND . . H. SYDNOR SMITH . . ARTHUR E. STEEL . TOM J. WINC-FIELD . Class of I94I . Savannah, Ga. Birmingham , Opelika Birmingham . . Mobile . Monfgomcry ROBERT G. T. NESIER JOHN Y. REYNOLDS . . FRANK R, SAMFORD . . DAVID R. SKVELL .. ED7AR F. STOVALL . E D. TAYLOR .... ECA ki. S? T,gn-g,.-1- 5 ,... - .,,... W 1 71 .....,g Hs. '1uI 1- . Fro'c'cc . Om-Ilia Biff'-w.1 .v' Birnzinqhafz 8irm.rq'-.gm Bir'vui 'J'1,3'!H Birwwinqr-,vm Leu s, Mo Bur if jr-,yn 5 ,,. ,,. luv.. B-r l-r.7ha'v- P.4-Jnlqwrvig-1, Tusaumlsia RCWTP C-'Q Birmi- -pam . . Autor' , Mill-I' M Y I W'-rr 5 -1s,,,... . . Auluf' 5 'w'3'a'v- Br- 4515-,5 x Aialoaw' .. Nr- 1 Ar a Ep-,slfn '. wa'-od nv' k Nm- ,gr .--, gk lE79. I I f 4 0 I I I I 1 N I S I 5' F -1 1 , A rf. I I L. l I ! fx ,A . --95, em: -. 6' ' - Fm! - OI Q 'OX-4.-fl . OFFICERS JQIQQ 5, FOLLARD ..,. Presidcnf -JUISTEAD R HARPER , .Vice-Pres. -.4-uv OEORC-E D. .KNIGHT , . .Sccrefory CHARLES S. CHISOLM . ,Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW! Bgqqjn WiIIIams Chgsolm Davres Forbes D3'f'5 Eranhft Famsh Fcrnside SECOND ROW: SEVENTH ROW: Harper H McCuIchcon Gouijnoy Miller gok S O,6wYnn HIC S PoIlard Hooper THIRD ROW: EIGHTH ROW: R h Jackson U1 McCoy Snow Neftles Thomas Rolen Campbell Swift FOURTH ROW: NINTH ROW: HIII WaII'ers HoIIinqer gums Knight Dodd Martin, A. C. Eysfer Melton TENTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Hinfon Patterson LapsIey Rand Marfin, J. H. Wcissinqcr ReynoIdS Whatley Shoemaker ELEVENTH ROW: SIeeI Siinson Tabor Walker MRS. MABEL MCLEN DON 63? House Mother Page 236 5,1-1-1 I I I I li ft if 3 I' ,. Qi ,..,.4..:,.,,,,,, 4 ' 'Q--l..,q,Q,, 'F S' f A .. . . , V ,in - 'luv-SAS.. ., ,Wien W ' ' ' - , ' W- .-WM ,X-J.. , , z' A' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' , .-we wi F S E I Q . I :'i1ii'i,,,- 1.4 S i . V M4134-A ' 1.4 ., 1 F I -fr--. . ,H :ii 1 1,99 . 1, 'Q ,4 I e .. -hw Ev , 4 , A A YNY A H-O-A . f ff Q27 ' 1 BEVERLY B. BIGGIN . . CHARLES S. CHISOLM FRANK H. ELLIS . . . EDWARD C. FORBES . GUS H. FRANKE . . . ARMSTEAD R. HARPER I JOHN P. CAMPBELL . VERNON C. HILL . LEO. B. HOLLINGER GEORGE D. KNIGHT . ALLEN C. MARTIN . . GEORGE A. MELTON . EDWARD J. DAVIES . EDWARD M. DAVIS . . H. THOMAS FARISH . HENRY FERNSIDE . . . GORDON FLOURNOY WILLIAM W. GOODE . LUCIAN F. HICKS . . CHARLES J. BURNS . . WILLIAM R. DODD . . CHARLES H. EYSTER . C. SNOW HINTON . . . WARING G. H. LAPSLEY JAMES H. MARTIN . . . Kappa Alpha Frafernify was founded al Washinqfon and Loo in I865. Ifs colors are J. F. DUGGAR LEWIS B. I 'ous .WILLIAMS . . . Praffville Palalka, Fla. Columbus, Ga. Tallahassee, Fla. FRATRES IN FACULTATE DR. J. .. G ALBERT B. MARSHALL H T FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 Auburn GEORGE MCCUTCHEON . . . . . . Selma ANDREA-V MILLER . . . . . . Birmingham RALPH S. O'G-WYNII . , LiIIIe Rock, Ark. JOHN S. POLLARD . . Panama EDNVARD G. RUTH .... . . Monroeville HARRY E. SNOW . . . . THOMAS .... ......... A Ilanw, Ga Class of I939 . ScoIIsboro WILLIS D. PATTERSON . Canoe HORACE VJ, RAND , . Camden W. TEMPLE SEIBELS . . . Selma LEON A. STANLEY .... Selma HORACE VW, 'NEISSINGER Almore FLETCHER P. WHATLEY . ..........TuscaIoosa Class of I940 Dccafur . Coy MARSHALL J. HOOPER . , JOE S. JACKSON .... CHARLES R. MQCOY . JOHN NIXON ..... THOMAS E. NETTLES , . J. FRAZER ROLEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Albcrfa WILLIAM P- SWIFT --- JOHN F. WATTERS ..... ............. S elf-fm Class of I94I Selma JAMES H, REYNOLDS . , , l Sgmmcg CARY SHQEMAKER . . , , , Umm, DAVID A. sreue . . . . . . Tuscaloosa ROY SIINSON - - ' A . . . Birmingham VJ- AUDI-EY TASGR ' ' . . . . . . . Chaflanooqa. Tenn. BEN W- W'iTLKER ' ' '- JACK L. WOODLIFF .... ....... .... C . azz.: l - .vans 'Ir 'V' ,O Q. ,-H ..... , I V' I-. r A I s I I N N 4' -F ia. Jb- AE x 'Lil Q +I I J-QI 6 OFFICERS i Q.:,QgjigQN i'r,'gi3Qi:1 C gi,-,:,N:-:ER Vie-g-Pres. J, :IRE-'ER SLTYCIJYN 3 MARSESON Trcnsufvf MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: A4 .'-' r, FIC'-1-urs Crardvifv Johr1SIQf1, H. C-.ivriscn Lee llmlvf Lewis H,3rpv,'5,1 LICCUIIOUQII, D. Luqfic SEVENTH ROW: SECOND ROW! MCJGOWS Mucullouqh, R Morgan Riltvnour peas.: 5I'0 ' Porler Tailor Prcer Youngblood, L. Roberts Dudley EIGHTH ROW: THIRD ROW: Smith' H. G. Wm' smaih, M. GGY Vaughan Johnson, E. R. Auey Leger Barnes McClure Bigger Riddle Roueche Bumes Rutledge Cooper Singlelary DOIIFII Swanner Dgmmg Terry Fllnn Williams Fufsh FIFTH ROW: TENTH ROW: Smith, M. A. Hawkins Armstrong Hellrick Berney Mifchell Conner Norvell Darden Renfro Faucelle Taylor ELEVENTH ROW: Walker Ware Windham Vkfingo While Youngblood MRS. R. C. HART House Mofher L. Page 238 AK' h :X lin X Q Ll ff. 'J Mo I I 'F , ' ' ,4 i 'fl 1' ,' Y ' - . , Y , 7,1-jj, .QL av' , W, Z:-f 'off 'r-3 , V '. ,a f-3-jg rf , J ag . ----- , ,ff lj?-, R . . - - . . .lif - i i V gill Y -: - 'f Jw, Q . L - V 1 -I' ffsl 'g f' 1- - .- 'IGM R. T. AVERY . . . FORREST CRABTREE A. M. GARRISON . . C. J. HAGER . . . R. B. HARBESON . J. O. ALBRIGHT . E. J. BISSEL . . . R. W. CHILDRESS W. H. DUDLEY . . J. FOLMAR . . . J. GAY ...... E. R. JOHNSTON . . J. LESTER ..... R. H. ARMSTRONG B. BICKERSTAFF . M. CONNER . . . P. DARDEN . H. FAUCETTE . . . R. FLOWERS . . . HARRY JOHNSTON J. LEE ......, B. LEWIS . . JOHN ALLEY . . . GEORGE BARNES RICHARD BIGGER SAM BURNS . . . JOHN COOPER . BOB DAVIDSON . JOHN DEMING . . HENRY FLINN . . SIMMONS FUTCH JOHNSTON HAWKI NS . Sigma AIpha EpsiIon was founded af Ihe Universify of Alabama in I856. lfs A LPH EIVILU FRATRES IN FACULTATE HERBERT MARTIN A f' 5IJ.,f.A,. .s.. DR J. J, WILMORE FRATRES IN COLLEGIO CIass of I938 . . Birmingham . . Greensboro - . . . . Birmingham , . . . . . . Birmingham . . . De Funiak Springs' FI5, L. YOUNOBLOOD ...... . . ED LU ETJE ..... R. MCCULLOUG . C. RITTENOUR . . S. SHAVJ . . H. TAYLOR . .12 C...s J H 5 , . ..... . . Tusic-300 Class of I939 . . . Mobile . . Birmingham . . Columbia R. MQCLURE . . S. S. RIDDLE . . R. ROUCHE .... . . Seale F. RUTLEDGE . . . . . . . Troy A. D. SINGLETARY . . .Opelika M, A. SMITH . . . . . . . . . . . Birmingham JIM SWANNER . . . . ..........GIenwood P.TERRY........... G. WILLIAMS ....... ..... N cw Yoriq N. Y. Class of I940 . . Birmingham W. J. E. MEADOWS . . . . CoIumbia C. MORGAN . . . . . Tuskegee P. PEASE .... . . . Birmingham H. J. PORTER . . . . Birmingham T. PREER .... . . . Doihan J. S. G. ROBERTS . . . Tuskegee R. RUSH .... . . . . . . . . . Birmingham H. SMITH . . . . . ..........Birmingham M.SMITH........ A. VAUGHAN ........ ....... . . Tusilcqcf: Class of I94I . Tuskcgcc STEVE HETTRICK . . . . Mobile BILL MITCHELL . . . . Montgomery LESTER NORVEL . . . Ailanfa, Ga. FRANK RENFRO . , Monfgomcry CARL SMITH . . . . . Opelika TRAVIS TAYLOR . . . Evcrgrccn JAKE WALKER . . . . Monfgomcry JAMES WARE .... ' l I . I l t I . Qcalo' Flo- TRAVIS WINOIIAM . . . . . . . . . . . . Monfqomcfl' AGLIN WHITE ' ' ' ' ' ' T.siv.14'v OLIN YOUNGBLOOD .... ..-4---A4 - '-'S' .vc Sfv. , .,p.,'v. f1.,.,..,s-M S... , IL. V.. 5... .1.,.. 4 5',...'..1s.Y- Dfhifr I1 . B Ill' , B '1'1 - . . L..w 'c Q 3 ,..,.. ,.,.. Og --.Ina S'-sv -f C o ':'.x L' I 5 - ,..,... . T.Ai:-.jar I gn.. -1.x,.. T gn-1-f l. 1 'K r.1'- pr QT-J g .,,., g ,.. .. I. ,.. 5 . lm.. F X'-'Jr CI:-f us Orr'--v T.1n- ,rr . 5'-.ua A.'i.l1v -- Ladf' 5... . rv. 1- 1 x..' l 3 I-' A a L' , C' sg '1- ! I 5 pkg ,E 5 a 3 1 Doa 0 .05 0 4 I 5 OFFICERS T, ALLEN .,.,.., Prcsidcnf E, DAVIS . .Vice-Prcs. . II, EOUNC . . .Sr-crcfary J, MANTOUX , , . . .Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: AIIL-n Wes! Amos Young Armstrong Curry Davis, J. E. SECOND ROW: Esslinqcr Hayncsworfh SEVENTH ROW: Duncan Hanoi' HcaIhcoIc Hitchcock Mccord Jeffers Slauqhier Montoux Srndh, A. F. EIGHTH ROW: THIRD ROW: Smith. W. M. ROY Taylor, S. P. Cook Thomas, E. M. Edwards' T' Chrieizberq Power' L' E' Edwards, T. FOURTH ROW NINTH ROW: Herron, J. M. Eiland Hodges, C. Hazzard Kemp Hodo Pearson, J. A, Hooper R-'IHOP R- F- TENTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Jackson Scofr, W. C. Lott Shumaker Merrill Thomas, J. B. Miichell VOQHC Morrison ELEVENTH ROW: McG-ehee Seal Winn Wilson MRS. J. O. REID House Mother 1 J IDS- Page 240 at ,ix C. T. ALLEN .... J. C. AMOS .... L. W. ARMSTRONG . . J. E. DAVIS . . . J. S. COOK . . . T. H. EDWARDS . . L. E. FOSTER . . J. M. HERREN . . C. O. HODGES . M. G. KEMP . . . J. A. PEARSON . J. B. CURRY . . . H. W. ESSLINGER JOHN HAM . . . C. G. HAYNESWORTH . R. E. HEATHCOTE L. B. MCCORD . . . ABB CHRIETZBERG T. EDWARDS .... W. EILAND . . . M. HAZZARD . . W. HODO . . J. HOOPER . . . T. J. JACKSON . Sigma Nu Fraiernify was founded af The Virginia Milifary Insfifufe in l869. Ifs colors are Blaclr. While. J. V. BROWN FRATRES IN FACU LTATE J I ' S. L. CHESTNUT-r IAMY HITCHCOCIR L. J. . . . . . . Birmingham J. G. H . . . . . . Birmingham MAJ. R. A. LAIRD KNOX MCMILLAN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . Birmingham T, . . LaGrange, Ga. J, . . . . . Birmingham MANTOUX ..... L. Class of I939 E. DUNCAN . . . D. HARRELL . . . W. C. HITCHCOCK . . . JEFFERS ........ . . . . . . . Birmingham . . Union Springs R. F. RAINER , . . Monlgomery D. ROGERS . . . . . Birmingham W. C. SCOTT .... . . Birmingham G. L. SHUMAKER . . . . . Birmingham J. . . Lake Wales, Fla. A YOUNG ....... . . . Class of I94O . Aflanla, Ga. T. . . Hunfsville J. Auburn A. . . . . Birmingham W. Crea? Neck, N. Y. S. . . . . Monlgomery E. Class of I94l . . . . Auburn K. . . . . . Auburn R. . . LaGrange, Ga. D. . . . Birmingham G. . . Alexander City H. . . . . . . Oakman J. .......ScIma C. B. THOMAS . . W.VOGTLE H. WEST .......... . . . . . . . Montgomery H. NOLEN .... C. SLAUGHTER . . F. SMITH .... M. SMITH . P. TAYLOR . M. THOMAS . L. LOTT . . MERRILL . . . MITCHELL . . MORRISON . . McG-EHEE . . SEALE... ... WINN .......... S' WILSON . , ,,,, ....... U mon Spmwqs - .las in Q,h,..',, vol' QA v 'r:' ?xTff7P 'f 5, T- ah'-M gsm- -1 ' . .' x. . ... - U Afc-J-jcf CEP. . . Tromavc- UGTOTY Srf f is . . . . O-fer.: Union Sgfrvqx . . Romvr, GJ. , 8ir'r'in,1'3:'w l.Ic 'phis- Te-nn. . . . . Sirsfr. , Birmin qhrvr . . Louigvillrr , . , VIAINTIII' . Birminqhrvi U-i--n Sggfin 11 , BifT'Tl I'1f1.Y ' , , H , 9gv.I'f- . Aaisfe , Sure-if.7h1 i . . Eir--1'f' . A?lx '.a -I.-.1 U 5,,..,g,. l..,... Tm, A'r ,, Tv:-Q fn fn I,,'-vu P. Sv'x I 1 L 1 n 1 v.'3l' .'.'av Q. If-J .Q I I L X5 1 OFFICERS MALCOLM B. LMDONALD Presldenl T A. RUSSELL VlCC'pf05- J, E, HAYGOOD . . . Secrelary M. R. PANELL . .Treasurer MEMBERS FIFST ROW: SIXTH ROW: Alizon Gibson Baqby Henry Bishop HudSOf1 CII,wIIIan, H. M. Greeson Ky:.Ir Molson Pancll SEVENTH ROW: SECOND ROW: Myrick McDonald Nom PMID' Risher RUSSCII Rochesler IJVIOV Ware Avwcl Willingham Bailey THIRD ROW: EXISHTH ROW' ernalhy Fletcher Brown Hallqood Burnell Lawrence Campbell LIOIICI' H' Chapman E H McCulloch, W. Cuthriell' A ' FOURTH ROW: McGahee NINATH ROW: Mooney Davis PMC Duke, H. W. price Eddlns Rogan Garnewell Talum Gomg FIFTH ROW: TENTH ROW: Whitfield Johnson Wyers Lacy Calaway Lloyd, W. Chiles McClelland Dees McCulloch, C. Dulce, R. Newell ELEVENTH ROW: Rolenberry Ramey Shepherd Thaqgard Wilson Young MRS. JESSIE W. BISSETT House Molher I S' QW Page 242 I I l l I I I ,,-- Q-,,4...--- he-4' l I I l I l I 'la V L,-ff W.- ,.,... . ,,,,,.9.- V, ff' 4 1- , .,..-1. I 'lipyr XX , . rf V ' 'Ee' ,,, ,N , - I 9 ' 3. ' 523' ' ' I ' ' .:fiIf: , . ' 1 ,, , .'I't 'i',1 . . , - ' I ,:, rap. I MM.-f' ,CN . I .,.-,--..A P I W. L. ALISON . . M. B. BAGBY . . J. F. BISHOP . . H. M. CHAPMAN J. H. KYZAR . . . W . L. AYCOCK . H. T. BAILEY . . O. M. FLETCHER . J. B. H. W J. T. R. R. L. B. W. J. W. J. R. K. E. H. J. H. N. R. W. Pi E. HAYGOOD . LAWRENCE . . LLOYD ..... L. McCULLOCH CALLAWAY . W. CHILES . . W. DEES . . . DUKE . . . R. GIBSON . . B. HENRY . . . G. HUDSON . GREESON . . . H. ABERNATHY N. BROWN . . . E. BURNETT . . CAMPBELL . . CHAPMAN . . B. CUTHRIELL . . M. DAVIS . . . W. DUKE . . EDDINS .... L. GAMEWELL . . J. GOING . Kappa Alpha was R. W. ALLEN J. C. MCKINNON C. S. DAVIS ' ' iff. PP FRATRES IN FACULTATE E. S. WINTERS J. T. FAIR C. R. SAUNDERS FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . Minion M . . . Birmingham M ........Akron H, . . New York, N. Y. T. . . . . Andalusia E. Class of I939 . . . Selma W . . . Hunfsville M . . Monlgomery J. . . Greenville A. . . Birmingham E. . . . . . . Hurlsboro D. . . . . . . . Hunlsville H. WYERS ......... . . . Class of l940 . . Birmingham B. . Alberlville J. . . . Greenville J. . . . . . Gadsden J. . . Forl Wallon, Fla. J. . . . . . Florence A. . .... Selma A. . Monlgomery G. Class of l94l . . Alexander Cily P- . . . . . Birmingham W . . . . . . Greenville J. DeFuniak Springs, Fla. C- . . . Alexander City K- . . . . Miami, Fla. 5' . Albertville R- . Gadsden C. . . . Hunlsvillc S- . . Birmingham F- . . Birmingham R' lg . R. PANELL . . . . B. MCDONALD E. PARKER . . . A. RUSSELL . . TAYLOR . . . . B. MCGEHEE . L. MOONEY . . C. POPE .... H. PRICE . . RAGAN .... I S, W. JCHNSCN T. M.. TIDMQQE J. L. l.4:KINN T. TATUM .... . J. WHITFIELD . . . . . . . . . . Birmingham MASSENGALE . E. MELSON .. P. MYRICK . . C. NEILL . . . O. RISHER . . . D. ROCHESTER WARE ..... WILLINGHAM JOHNSON . . LLOYD ..... H. MCCLELLAND MCCULLOCH . NEWELL .... ROTENBERRY . . E. RAMEY . . SHEPHERD . THAGGARD . B, WILSON . . T. YOUNG . . founded al Ihe Universily of In l868 Ils Virginia ' 1. ..A PII ix :J gan -..J .. DH '1'J lazy-'J C. . L . .- is 5.-g-:L, k.,.v 1.3- . H. 's.. . LJF aw' Da- 'f .1 :r Li- ... Iv.. ,. . IPI,-.91-.I nf- 1' x Fl B.r Ii'.1 .x Sm.. a.f-I-gf.,-I F21-'I Q . , ,. ,, .. . ll,rTS: A 1 14- . lI,'f1.' B, J. V., . . . Air L' 1' A' rf. Gif' ' Vx ' B 'T 1 ...U M1 I UV 1 in-1 Tw Wil A In I A5933 OFFICERS EMORY R. SOLOMON . . Presidenl WILLIAM ANDREWS . . .Vice-Pres. HENRY MOHNS . . . . .Secrelary CHARLES HARRIS . . . .Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: Chambers Hobson Coleman Manley Gilchrist Marlin Hillman Mohns Holmon SIXTH ROW: SECOND ROW: Orr Lowry D Rawlinson MCKI55'Ck Richardson Tanner Simpson Andrews Smith THIRD ROW: hulk SEVENTH ROW: Johnson Slallcrq Oates Kilpatrick Richardson Espy Solomon Hall Howard FOURTH ROW: Alien EIGHTI-I ROW: Campbell Long Chappell Milbourne Gallagher Miller Harris Stafford NINTH ROW: Sfromme SUHOIT Troffer Yarbrough Merril? FRANK M. CHAMBERS ROBERT COLEMAN . WILLIAM GILCHRIST HAROLD HILLMAN . WILLIAM ANDREWS JOHN FAULK .... WILLIAM HALL . . . M. KAY JOHNSON . . TOM ALLEN ...... WILLIAM CAMPBELL . FRANK CHAPPELL . . WILLIAM GALLAGHER CHARLES HARRIS . . FRED HEBSON .... CHARLIE KILPATRICK THOMAS MANLEY . . . JERRY MARTIN . . . JOHN D. ESPY . . . RICHARD HALL . . ED HOWARD . . BILLY LONG .... MONROE MERRITT . . RUSSELL MILBOURNE . BILL MILLER ...... Kappa Sigma Fralern founded al' fha Unive ily was rsily of Virginia In I869. lls colors FRATRES IN FAC U LTATE L. N. DUNCAN JACK S. VANN VERNON VERRVT J. R. RUTLAND ' ' FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 W. S. FAIR . . Faunsdale . . Tuscumbia ...........Auburn ............Saginaw A. G. THOMAS ..... C . . Thomasville . . Chipley, Fla. . . Allanla, Ga. . . Monlgomery FREDDIE HOLMAN . . SAMUEL LOWRY . REX MCKISSICK . . . . EUGENE TANNER ..... . ............ Ccnler lass of I939 SCHUYLER RICHARDSON . EMORY SOLOMON .... JAMES SOMERVILLE . . BILL WARD ...... Class of l940 . . Birmingham . . Decafur, Ga. . . . . Aliceville . . Alexandria, Va. . . Monlgomery . . Sylacauqa . . Carrollton . . . Birmingham . Memphis, Tenn. JAMES PADGETT . . HENRY MOI-INS . . . KENNETH ORR ...... BOLLING RAWLINSON . . WALTER RICHARDSON . . JACK SIMPSON .... FORRESTER SMITH . . CHARLES STAFFORD . . JACK WOOD ..... Class of I94I . . . Abbeville . . Allanfa, Ga. . , . Sylacauga . , Monfgomery . . . . Opelika . Decalur, Ga. . . Allanla, Ga. CHARLES ROBERTS . . ROBERT STAFFORD . . GEORGE STROMME . . HAROLD SUTTON . . ROBERT VANN ...... HARRY YARBROUGH . . RALPH YOUNG . . . ft are Scarlel, While, and Emer- D: a H,-'5. Env, . Uoigf? . . Hunlxvillc . . H-railavu . A-l'Ct'vill . T..si-xi Non , Rf-'saco'a, Fla . . Ailanm, Ga . Allarwla Ga. . . . Mi lbraoi . . Evinghgn, Fa , . . Coarllani . , Pryfvilp Flon-ru' . . Hz-.ajianj . DNN- . . . . . FlOfCV?fl' N'J.v,hi .3!o , D C ' ' Ian ,, VIIIJ Ron 1 . . . At-Cr'-ff , Prgvvi' FEM-r I 3 ,j Gr.-.-fr , ' .s 'rn I-rl, I - . . ,lm .. EH I . J I...'v1!a' ,I - 12' I-'ww pl. .Q . 'J :ix QUITE ' Obi:'j??l 'df OFFICERS THOMAS G. KARS .... President E R. DONOVAN . . . .Vice-Pres. AY H DEAN Secretary CL . . . . . HARRY BROWN ...... Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: Branum Nordan Brown, H, Smith Brown, J. Vogel Cain Watkins Clements Wilder Dean Adamson SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: Donovan Coclcrell Ennis Dean Hubbard Dickinson Jones Eich Korg Salford THIRD ROW: SEVENTH ROW: Montgomery Martin Nichols McWhorter Tankersly Young Ward Burnett Wilkes Cox Brooks Hales FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Burleson Jones Detamorc Malone Edmondson Mitchell McNulty Ware Mims Wright MRS. ELIZABETH COX House Mother l l I IG DONALD BRANUM . HARRY BROWN . . JARVIS BROWN . . J. J. CAIN ...... CARTER CLEMENTS . CLAY H. DEAN . . . E. R. DONOVAN . JAMES P. ENNIS . . JOHN D. BROOKS . J. LEON BURLESON MA I'HI EIIQI FRATRES IN FACULTATE W. F. BLACKMON L.. n1-I -A IA. I-'. C, ZAZSETT FRATRES IN URBE DRYDEN BAUGHMAN CLINE TAPJLLNI T. H. surerom ons E. -,.,,A,l FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . . Decatur Maywood, III. . . Monlgomery . Mooresville Benton Moullrie, Ga. . . . . . . . . Cilronelle Birmingham FRANKLIN WILKES . . . . LOWELL DETAMORE . . . LEM A. EDMONDSON ROBERT F. McNULTY CARL ADAMSON . . HAROLD COCKRELL JOSEPH L. DEAN . ROBERT DICKINSON BENJAMIN J. EICH WALTER ALSMILLER A. L. BURNETT . . . BARNES M. COX . . BARNEY DOBBS . . . WILLARD HAYES . . LEON JONES . . Sigma Phi Epsilon ROBERT H. ' ' ' ian 'Young ........ Frafe r- nily was founded al Rich- mond Colleqe in I90I. IIs Class . . Fairfield . . . . Guin . . . . Auburn . Morilqomery Medford, Mass. WILDER .... Class . Birmingham Fairfield Moullrie, Ga. . Monlqomcry . . ForI Davis JAMES R. HUBBARD , , POBERT V, JCI.ES THOMAS G. KARC' SAM W. MONTGOMERY' MARK R. NICHOLS PAUL SCOLLARD . . . HOMER TANKERSLY . . . HENRY S. WARD . ..........D3llx,1 of I939 WILLIAM D. M'MS . . CLAYTON NORDAN . . WILLIAM L. SMITH . LOUIS J. VOOEL .... RICHARD L. WATKINS . . . . ....... Daxcvi of I940 JOE MACK CIAFVORD . MAX HARRISON .... DANIEL SI MARTIN . . . GEORGE E. McWIIORTER STANCEL W. WHATLEY . .......... Dxiilvvi Class of I94I . Birmingham . . Florence . . Dadevillc Halcyvillc . Shcfiicld . Birminqhavw EDWARD MITCHELL . . WILLIAM C. MALONE . L. G. MORRIS ...... JOSEPH C, WARE , THEODORE I-'-'Rlf-IIT SHERRILL EMBPY ,JE '-- w,f..4Om OFFIC 'XX N'-'ELDEN , LRNESI FLOYD . , I., FLEMING . ERS . , Prcsidcnl . , . . Vice-Pres. , . , , Sccrclary SRAOT M, CAMERON . . .Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: Bmiqnu Ambrose Cgwcron Blunschi Fleming Chapman Green Davis Hagan Hill Hurd Hogan SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: Lowry Kelly Milam Narrows Wvldvn Scrivncr Wood Smith 5-WQIUY Wclden THIRD now: BCI' Bemis SEVENTH ROW: Eagan Buller Floyd Collins Hcncll Gildcr Lafhem Giles Manning Gorden FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Mclnlyre Holland MacGregor Johnson Picard McCIurkin Vinson Moore Wslis Slniver .kxams Weld-en MRS. W. C. GEWIN Hous e Mofher T LAIVIBD CHI ALPHA JEAN R. BATIGNE . . . BRADT M. CAMERON W. L. FLEMING .... H. JACE GREEN, JR. . THOMAS L. HAGAN, JR FRANCIS K. BAGBY . W. E. BENNS, JR. . . JOHN EAGAN . . . ERNEST FLOYD . . MILTON HOWELL . R. C. LATHEM . . EHNEY A. AMBROSE . J. MONROE ADAMS . . JOHN BLUNSCHI . . . ROBERT J. CHAPMAN JOHN N. DABBS .... JESSE DAVIS . WILBUR BAGBY . . FOSTER BELL . . . RALPH BUTLER . . , CLINTON COLLINS . . JOHN DEAN GILDER . MILTON GILES .... JOHN GORDON . W. H. COPPEDGE FRATRES IN FACULTATE C. R, Hixori 4. , M. T. FULLAN J. H. Jewison PMN M' CR MILTON R Lambda Chi Alpha Fraler- nily was founded af Boslon Universily in I909. lls col- FRATRES IN URBE NEIL O. DAVIS FRATRE C . . Paris, France . Birmingham .. Brundige , . Birmingham . . . . Sylocauqa . WOOD .... S IN COLLEGIO lass of I938 5. F, Tr-ICFJAS ROBERT H. HLJPD . . JOHN VJ. LOWERY . . WILLIAM A. MILAM , , JOSEPH R. PJQCREARY . . JAMES MAXWELL V-'ELDEN Class of l939 . . Birmingham . . Montgomery . . . Bessemer . . Hunlsville . Bessemer . . Fairfield Cnljgmcr, DAVIS MANNING . . J. L. MCINTYRE KENNETH MQCGR E564 Q LEON C. PICARD . . W. E. VINSON FRANCIS WELLS . . Class of l940 . Monlevallo . . Annislon . . . . Eulaw . . Birmingham . . Bessemer . Bessemer CI . . Birmingham . . . , Boliqez . Monfgomery . . Sylacauqa . MY. Meigs . . Florence . Bessemer HARVEY HOGAN . . CHARLES M. KELLEY PARKER NARROWS . . JAMES SCRIVNER . EDWARD S. SMITH . FERRELL WELDEN . ass of I94I EDWARD HOLLAND . W. L, HUGHES WYLIE JOHNSON . JOSEPH MQCLURKIN FRANK MOORE CLEMENT SHIVERS. . EDWARD WELDEN . . Bessemer L . Ben'-'ne' - - . . . . Sheffield Tariln Sgvi-gg. Fig. . VV-f..mg-ia . . Ha. Ha . G.:fI?c'svi 'c .. B.:--ei Ga . , Bilmir-qhyvw Fl':q':r.1f1, Ga . . . . Selma . Lz'vf'.1Po , Cum . . , . . . . Eua- Pavarv-.y CM, Fax. . , . .... Br-rr, Sir-vw'-1'x3r'w . . . . Tilul . C.x a1r S C . FJQHP. gvmyr, I U:- q, 'wir-r, .. Fill: R532 Nr. Psi-' Rlghfgg flg . Ca--'sr-A S. C , 'Na-0,-vspin ' BAT' ,h , . Bag. fi!! 3. . x .1 '. ji f I Il -X, .Q ,- .'. o- gn- 1 au, W Y' .nr F- 6'---- and ' 21 2021 C'1F ,,.-H, ,.,,1,.. IQ,Q I, ,l. 4. fb' .gh fr 1, L I r 3 ra.- l fl l x :I OFFICERS R. KINCAID , . . Prcsiclcnl W, THOMPSON , . .Vicc-Pres. B. OAROEN . . . Secretary L. MQCLAIN ....... Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: Cardiicll Thompson Carr Balmer Darden Gilliland Goswll Ginler SECOND ROW: SEVENTH ROW: Kincaid Hoquc Marlin Irvine Miller Lcll Owens Moseley Parker Murphrcc THIRD ROW EIGI-ITH ROW: Shannon Russell Sylvcslcr Thomas VVilkes Turner Williams Vin0S FOURTH ROW: NINTH ROW: Boykin Wells Graham Brown Locke Higgins McClain Hollinqs FIFTH ROW: TENTH ROW: Old Kyzer Perdue Marshall Phillips Milchell Sarqcnl Moles Salis Orrison ELEVENTH ROW: Pope Sanderson Sharp Snead -Ajax . . Y. CLAY 'I ouse Mofher i I ig v. ' f gg L 4 M i 1 l ba ,lei JACK CARR . . H. B. DARDEN . H. H. GOSSETT . J. R. KINCAID TOM MARTIN . P. C. OWENS . . J. H. BOYKIN . JOE GRAHAM . . WILLMAR LOCKE . JAMES MCCLAIN . R. H. OLD .... KEATLEY BAKER . . PORTER GILLILAND ORVILLE GINTER . J. H. HOGUE . . JAMES P. IRVINE . . F. H. BROWN . . . CHARLES HIGGINS ADOLPH HOLLINGS ARTHUR KYZER . . P. P. MITCHELL . . Theta Chi Fraternity was founded ot Norwich Uni- vorsity in l856. Its coIors I I FRATRES IN FACULTATE F. C. Biggin W. F. Jacobs Z. Judd P. P. PQQQII FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . . Selma . . Hoqansville . . Griffin, Ga, . . Birmingham . . Plantersville . . Aliceville LEROY PARKER . M. C. SHANNON A. R. SYLVESTER HARVEY '-.VILKES J. D. WILLIAMS . CHARLIE MILLER Class of I939 . . Maplesville . . . Marion . Anniston . . Keener . Florence C . . Marion Junction . . . . .Attalla .. Piedmont . . Atlanta, Ga. ...........Auburn J. B. TURNER ....... FRANK PERDUE . . H. L. PHILLIPS . . H. O. SARGENT . ANDREW SALIS . C. W. THOMPSON . Iass of l940 LEONARD LETT . . CARL MOSELEY . . BOYD MURPHREE . . ROBIN RUSSELL . LEON THOMAS ..... . . . . . . . . . Columbiana Class of I94I . . . . Maplcsvillc . . . . Montgomery . . CharIcsIon, S. C. . . . . . Bessemer . . Montgomery JIM MOTES . . . BOB ORRISON .... HERBERT SANDERSON . JOHN D. SHARP . . CARDWELL SNEAD A-45 ..'-C Gs 'S 'C' --.r . . Cvmc. . . Orc.: 1 . . . . Chant: . . I.I..rr.!'p Cross . .. .... Eros Baines, Cana- Zem- , I-'a'.ssnP:.3Pnr, D. C . . Brcokqn N. Y. . . . . Picjrr , . Auburn . Scfffxa , . . Etba . Anmgton . . Jones An'-fs. . Afv-ive ., Cmrrani . FQ- rr-'rin Cr.l, 51,1 puff ,1'1Nf xv'r I'Ifa if? ...H Pnl.: CJ,...1u'f.5.-A Crm:- f-' .-u-. nzhaiw- .H-1-1.-Ifiifi, 5:54. sz? - o OFFICERS C gftg-,':XC'1' Vryslgicr RE ion CMLLEY V PM-SML Q 'f'?SSENC 'XNNER Srdufi N X,-,fi ,XKHEY Tmnnsmcr MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: A,5',w! NV. DJVQS 39,15 Eqwafds Swgkmyy Gccdqamc CMC Hebert Crg-hfgrd HIM. B. C. QQy,.3r.1,mncr Hollirwqsworfh SECOND ROW: SIXTH RQW: H-HH Mmews HolmcS M9rfiWQ1h,3r Huqqlm padcn KCHY Patty MUVDFY Prickcff O-:UDV Rhodes, R, W. THIRD ROW: SEVENTH ROW: Price Stewarf, E. H. Ll nz l Stew-uri, J. C. Walton Turner, F. C. Hiil' J, A, Ndqhbors Penis Rcddoch Plcmons Mvcrson Vickcry FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Aihcy Alsfon, J, M. Bean Blackshear Bazcmore Crows, W. L. Boriand Eiland Buiwinqfon Helms Chasiain Kyscr NINTH ROW: McGraw Pritchct Pruif? Rfwocies, V. V, is IB 75 1- haf Turner Ward iv- MISS MAUDE GHOLSTON House Moiher WP 9 . 'S X. fb I Page252 K 1 1 ---I - --K-val fi IM' R D .3 Z 1 V. . Q . 1 QM-Z, QI- .QE L Q L Pius.. - R- .--.4- .. ,. . ALPH W. E. ALSTON . . M. J. BEARD .... B. L. BROCKWAY . . J. C. BULLINGTON . . ROY COLE ....... NORMAN R. CRAWFORD O. D. GISSENDANNER . W. J. ALVERSON . . T. W. ATHEY, JR. . . H. A. BEAN .... JEAN BORLAND . JOE CHASTAIN . . T. C. DAVIS ..... J. H. EDWARDS ..... ROBERT GOODGAME . . JOHN DICKEY, JR. . LEON E. GRAHAM . . J. A. HILL ...... J. M. ALSTON . . . FRANK CLARK . . . WILLIE LEE CREWS . . LUTHER HELMS . . . W. T. KYSER .... Alpha Gamma Rho Frater- nify was founded af Ohio Slafe Universify in I906. FRATRES IN FACULTATE C. BARRONS E. G. DISEKER M- L. D- BURKE w. H. EATON J. CARNES M. J. FUNCHESS J- L4- O. DAVIS A. A. HESTER E. V. E. L. MAYTON FRATRES IN URBE FRED BAKER L. E. SHOTTS E. L. WRIGHT FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . Linden M. H. HUGGINS . . . . - - Frisco Cifv J. F. MURPHY ...... . . . Panola JAMES B. NEIGHBORS . . . . Athens G. L. OAKLEY .... . - - Opelika R. C. PRICE . . . . ..........Marian M,L,REDDOCK,.,- ........Miaianaci+y J.c.sTEwARr....... F. C. TURNER .................... SI. SIcpI'1cnS Class of I939 . Talladega BRACY C. HILL ..... . . Grady C. L. HOLLINGSWORTH . . . Harfsvillc A. S. MATHEWS ..... . . Pinckard J. L. MERRIWETHER . . . Talladega T. E. PADEN .... . . . Cherokee MELVIN PATTY . . . . Midland Cily PAUL PRICKETT . . Wcogufka EARNEST H. STEWART . Class of I940 .. Chafom RAYVON PETTUS . . . . . . . . . . . Vinemonf A. D. PLEMONS , , . ............Jackson CHANVICKERY...... PALMER WARREN ....... ............. J ackson Class of I94l .. Linden VERNON MCGRAV-' . . . Falkvillc VJ, C. PRICHETT , . . . Samson PAUL PRUITT . . .........SandRock V.V.RHODE5---A, . . . . . . . . . . . . Minlcr VJILLIAM TURNER . . . , GUY JEFFERSON WARD . . ............. Srv'-.9 A GAMMA RH NICHOLS U . RANDOLPH ROBINSON SMITH gain 9-nw.: wot:-w . ?'c HI hc.-.I :Lo C , 'r' LII 1 Jaws . . CC f'r.. Cvx Affnn CF-r.3n mf 5 -na 1' s ,v M 1 wg!-rg F.1'i.w , F.',FIv-'Q L,rfy.-.- If jr 51, ' 155 .rm -'g -yn . 11 '-T' no .va G- 'f f , np., X.: 6 OFFICERS '. ---'x1RSiQf'I INnK:. '7 Q QQI Vlqr' Vu-S. QI QPQURS SI-gr-'gm I TA QINN IYUJS T I' MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: , x 'vf. IIOIQIUISS C.r'1rCf'r Larziur Cir- D. O. McCabe Cu, ll. E. Wclcli C-iw pri' Boyd C-im: Campbell SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: Gunn Caraway Guy Carroll Hairslon Dunlop Hall Fairchild Hcgilli Foulcr Knight Hannali THIRD ROW: SEVENTH ROW: Laurw.-r Hamel Mcllon MCCQW Nunnollcy Milchcll Sprnouc, E. Nichols V-'Godard Sliofncr FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: York Williams Bass Arnold Benton Cgrllgn Cooour Fanchcr Crooks Grilfilh Greene, W, G. Greene, T, E. NINTH ROW: Halchcr Hazelriq Mosimqm SJ.v.cr Soclbirtdcr Soraquc, A. D. MRS. J. F. MULLIKIN House Molher 4:2 sed' DELT LESTER ANTLEY ..... WILLIAM H. CAHOON . . DAVID O. COX .... HOLLAND E. COX . . J. PAUL GILMORE . . WILLIAM T. GINN . JAMES E. GUNN . . ERNEST F. GUY .... GEORGE HAIRSTON . FRED L. BASS .... DALLAS BENTON . JAKE L. COOPER . . JOE B. CROOKS . . WINFREY BOYD .... ROBERT CAMPBELL . . J. L. CARAWAY . . BILL CARROLL .... JACK M. DUNLOP . . GETTY FAIRCHILD . BILL W. FOWLER . . JOHN C. ARNOLD . . DICK CARLTON .... Y IUMA PHI FRATRES IN FACU LTATE W. ADAMS J. C. GRIMES FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l938 . . Elloree, S. C. . . . Gadsden Mobile . . . . . Birmingham . . Washington, D. C. . . . . Birmingham . . . Calera . . . Jasper .. Birmingham MORRIS HALL . . . WALTER H. HEATH ALBION W, KNIQHT JOHNNY J. LAUMER RALPH MELTON . . JIMMIE NUNNELLEY . ED SPRAGUE ...... THOMAS WOODARD . . DANTES YORK .... Class of I939 . Birmingham . . . Bessemer . . . . . . . . Birmingham . . . . . . . Birmingham ROBERT D. WELCH ..... CURTIS GRIFFITH .... JOHN B. HOTCHKIS5 JOHNNY A. LANIER TOM MCCABE . . . . . . . . . . . . Birmingham Class of I94O . GunIersvilIc . Birmingham . . . Cordova . Birmingham . Birmingham . . . Anniston . Birmingham MALCOLM HANNAH . . ROGER C. HAMEL . . CLYDE MCCARY . . TOM MITCHELL . . W. L. NICHOLS .... WILLIAM SI-IOFNER . . MARION WILLIAMS . . Class of I94I . . Birmingham . . Birmingham C. EARL FANCHER . . . - 5iI'fY1if1CJl10'f1 W. G. GREENE .... ......... B irmingham THOMAS E. GREENE . . .......... Birmingham D. SPRAGUE ....... v '- WALTER M, HATCHER . . J. W, HAZELRIG . . . ROBERT M. MOSIMAN . . ROBERT A. SAWYER . . VAN B. SEELBINDEH . . . ...........E'sIc.' ..,.B Delia Sigma Phi Fraferniiy was founded af Ihe College of fhe Ciiy of New York in I899. IIs colors are While and Nile 5 129- -M 9' - '. 4 . 'is . . ir: 5...-'. ,L . i,. sf-M-1-I 5'--.'- .. . -Ji! ,,. p. ,. , ff, T. 5.s.5--. i -Q A...,.,, ,b 3 in . . . Sf:'m1 . 5'1 -i'-lla S41-5 1h,1 .... Oc a P'- sr- 1 F-1 - Bxfqn. 'i.,. W l 5,.1.,.., . . , B'-sw-'H . Sirfiiny-gf . . C'.'.1 NK'pS C.-.1 pf... B,.1b. gi, ' --f Hn 5.4 ci is--i i in ,, . . . . Diri'--1'1 : ,... ,. 1. .,.. ' F5 N1 Y 'H ' N11 IRQ-, T'-n Frqv i,-, .. .,, C-Y-, ,Y f-v,gv':i- L, I Q 1 .14 .44- in I 2. .iw ,. I ,, ,3- xet .1 'Z i OFFICERS WILLlAM M. ROBERTS . . Prcsldenl FRANK Y. CONNER . . . Vice-Pres, GEORGE S. HILLER, JR, .Secretary MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: Adams Daniel Conner Harris Land Hiller Lowery Huff Prucl Jones SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: Robcrls, J. Nullall Workman Phillips Bonlon Porler Durdcn Powell THIRD Row. Sm Edwards SEVENTH ROW: Eubanl.S Taylor Haley, B. Clanton Noll Dosler OH Gray FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Roberls, B. Haley, R. Waller Hayden Burqln Parker Coleman Slone Corllna Trafford MRS. LYDIA G. SHACKELFORD House Molher 9- W S E' 1 X, Page 256 W' qw 9 I JACK ADAMS . . FRANK CONNER . JACK LAND . . . JOHN LOWERY . BILL BOYTON . . JAMES DURDEN . BENNIE EDWARDS . GROVER EUBANKS ALEXANDER BURGIN GEORGE COLEMAN JACINTO CORTINA ALLEN DANIEL . . MOYER HARRIS . . GEORGE HILLER . JOHN HUFF . . BILLY CLANTON . . REID OOSTER . . REEVES HALEY . . Pi Kappa Phi Fralorn founded al The College of Chorloslon in l9O-1. FRATRES IN FAC U LTATE Dr. Paul lrvir, .,, U, H FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l93B . . Alexander Cify . . . Tuskegee . Montgomery . . Forl Dcposil CLAPENCE PRUET JACK ROBERTS . VJILLIAIJ PJ. ROB HOV-'ARD I-VOFTKI. Class of I939 . . Albany, Ga, . . Monlgomcry . . . Mobile . . . . . . Tallosscc WALKER ...... BANKS HALEY . . W. L. NOLL . BILL OTT .... BILLY ROBERTS . , . . .... , Monfgcmcr Class of I94O . Buena Visla, Ga. . . . . Birmingham . . . Birmingham . . LaGrange, Ga. . . . Birmingham . . . . . Jasper . . . . . . . . LaGrange, Ga. TAYLOR ..... Class . . . Aihcn: . Monlqofncry . . . . Albany, Ga. TRAFFORD .... gg-ii AUSTIN JONES . BILL MOORE . . BEN NUTTALL . . . CHARLES PHILLIPS RUFUS PORTER . . JEFF POWELL . . TALMADGE STUART Mont of I94l CLAUDE HAYDEN HOMER PARKER . PRICE STONE . Mm 3 Ulf? 52:5 ,, EAN . ..., ff, . . Ash a' l.',3r!q3'v-gr, . Spaca.-ga . . A552333 Aibany, Ga, l.!Qn!qg'vAgrI,- l-lcniqgmcr. , S,lacal.qs . SFVTTJ sifwwlnqhjn' Canis:-'A P-'u'P.3o'm-r, Gczrqians . . Sf'If'x1 Fu-rs App? AW!-'1 , ms-'.1-qw C-1 l .?'lkfJ'f IFA! VL 1:0 735. xv . ima 'ouag 93: E :YQ EU ' H 2 Q .1 5. 'lil' 0 9 Gini OFFICERS T D. LEWIS ..,..... Presiclenf J R. BUNTIN . . . .Vice-Pres. C H. BROWN . . . . Secrefary J H. EDGE . . . . .Treasurer 0 MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FOURTH ROW: Bunfin Wiffel Dunn Brown Edge, J. M. Clemons Foshee Davis SECOND ROW: FIFTH ROW: Lewis Edge. J. D. Prltcheff Pearson Silva VValker THIRD ROW: SIXTH ROW: Abel Garret? Elsberr-,f Jenkins Hencerscn Wewsfed Kreher Wilkinscn 1 N I l NSN' EZSSJ M. X! l J 1 Mg W sw L 1 I J. R. BUNTIN . . L. J. DUNN . . J. M. EDGE . . FRATRES IN FACULTATE H. G, GOOD FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l938 - Ponse, B. C FCSHEE . . Davislow H. C- KllC'1EHS Birminqliafri T. CJ. LEW'-'IS . Class of I939 W. H. ABEL . . . . Roselle Park, N. J. W. H, HENDEPSO A. D. ELSBERRY . . . . ..... Birminqlnom H. L. NVELSTED , W. D. WITTEL ...... . . ....,. . . Class of l940 C. H. BROWN . . . . Birmingham J. D. EDGE . . L. C. CLEMENTS . . . . Birmingham D. S. ODELL . E. M. DAVIS . . ............. Plevnu C. T. VEARSON . . G. A. WALKER . . . . ...... lilf'-15101 T Class of I94I G. C. G-ARRETT . ......... Midland, 6.1. A. W. JENKINS - M. W. KREHER . . . . . - - - - NV O ' Sigma Pi Fralornily was founded of Vincennes Uni- vorsily in I897. lls colors are Lavondor and While: I I J :I JI I J I I IJ I I I I i I F E L I g X I ,Q L I L in ' I I I I OFFICERS , R, DYAS ......... Presideni JOHN W. BRASWELL , . .Vice-Pres. H. S. HYDE ........ SecreIary JACOUE HOUSER ..... Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FOURTH ROW: Callaway Allen I-IOuSCr Cmrk Turnipseed Donohue Weaver secomo ROW: FIFTH ROW1 BrasseII HYde Brooks Jacobs DNS Boone Broughfon THIRD ROW: Graydon SIXTH ROW: Long Darfy Sansinq DeIpey Webb DeWitt SEVENTH ROW: Ellner Gilberf Lamb Valemine MRS. SUSAN H. WRIGHT House Mother I fF'f'T E' vWM 'T Page 260 W. B. CALLAWAY JACQUE HOUSER . J. W. BRASSELL . . E. S. BROOKS . . JOHNNY DYAS . . . STERLING GRAYDON . . R. J. ALLEN . . E. J. CLARK . . . J. F. DONOHUE . . W. E. BOONE . . . J. F. BROUGHTON . . W. G. DARTY . . . BURNETT DELPEY . . Fra? F. G. MCCOLLUM ROY res in Facullale J. A. KIPKLEY HARVARD STAPLES FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . Florence J. VJ. TURNIPSEED , , - . Crichton J. VJ- NNEAVER . . Class of I939 . . . Mobile ELTON HULSEY . . . . Birmingham LELAND LONG . .......MobiIe . . Glenwood, S. C A. SANSING . . . T. W. WEBB . . Class of I940 Mobile . . . . . Birmingham . . Washington, D. C. C . . . . . Mobile . . . Birmingham . Lake Wales, Fla. . . . . . . . . . Birmingham I H. D. VALENTlNE ..... Bela Kappa Fralernily was founded al Hamilfon Uni- versily in l9Ol. lls colors WILLIAM GUICE . . H. S. HYDE . . . T. R. JACOBS . . lass of I94I H. M. DcWlTT . . W. ELLNER .... GEORGE GILBERT . . B. J. LAMB . . ..... Nvashinqlon, D. C. - . . R-Qaeiliffl ...ll ..-' i . LL, ,...,.7sh,.. A..CJ- A1.Z?.J ' l-'mfwxre Uigbv-9 Orcliia lrgnialr A N. C 1. 1... P-fob. 1- T1' .1 nrju 'lv :val lf' r 1 . .1 I ...X ki. ,: AM va. , ,r. -... 4. I I, I I 'I S I r I 1 I 2 A II I I I I ' I . 0'f, I Q -' . I I -Q96 ' I I' ' I ' ak ' I I G I QP' I I -I I I I OFFICERS 3, T, W. COOPER ...... Presidenf S. W. JONES . . . . .Vice-Pres. If- C. E. WADDELL . . . .secfefary I ' J. L, WOOD , , . .Treasurer I If 'I +I' . 'III' II lei MEMBERS I I .I FIRST ROW: FOURTH ROW: I I ' Cooper Threadgill Crump ribbals ' L I Jones Todd , Q Sfeppe E . I secono ROW: HHH ROW: Wood Waddell, C. E. I Ig Yosf HGH 'I L Adams Jefferies I Kerlin .4 ' THIRD ROW: a Chambers SIXTH ROW! i Ford Robinson I Mefsqer Sharman I ' 5 Richardson McLeod SEVENTH Row: vauefy Waddell, E. L. Windham I Wise I . I I I R. , . I' I iii I 4 IZ' fg 'S :iii . .U .... Aiiqi e 1 I I I I F . Page 262 if I , S E, N -QM ,-.g.:.,-,E:g,,,,,, WY Y V I WY V 'ff' V' rf -wfnf' - -V H Y - ' -v -V.,-A Y , Y 'VW ' ' PH H PP T. W. COOPER . . C. H. CRUMP . . S. W. JONES . . JOHN ADAMS . . . EARLE CHAMBERS . . J. F. EDMUNDS . . J. H. FORD . . C. S. METSGER . . H. B. HOLT . . . G. A. JEFFERIES . A. F. BROWN . . NEIL MCG-OWEN . . J. P. MCLEOD . . J. M. MILLER . . Phi Kappa Tau Fralernily was founded af Miami Uni- versily in I906. lfs colors are Harvard Red and Old FRATRES IN FACU LTATE J. M. ROBINSON y. 5- NVATVJOOO D. J. WADDELL FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . Dixiana ll J- F- STEPPE - .... Nvoadriacgc, N. J. . . Clly J. , , D I Andqgic Hgqi. axis' NA . . Piedmonl D. M. YOST . . . . . . . Mobiu- Class of I939 . . Monlgomery M. E. RICHARDSON . . , , , Lee,-1, . . . . PGfflSl'I VV. . , Birmingham . Pell Cify T. C. TIBBALS . . . . . lorringfgnv Cgnn, . . . . . . . Thomasville J. W. TODD . . . , Woodripiqg, N, J, . . Allanlic Highlands, N. J. C. E. WADDELL . . . Roqemnzlg- Class of l940 , , , , , , Opelika l. H. KERLIN . . . . . Birfwir-qhnm . . . . . . . Jacksonville, Fla. H, W, ROBINSON , , , , , , war.-If J. M. SHARMAN ..... ..... M iami Beach, Fla. Class of l94I . . Three Notch H. J. VALLERY . . Nasir-:,1.i, H J Q I . . Empire E, L. WADDELL . . . . Roqernille I Rembm, 5, C, J. R. WINDHAM . , , , I-lobiir i I Mount Andrew L. A. WISE . . . A 5 '9'1'0 1 ' R 3 ?f-fi Cv' f-5' A' '1 l.1 flwda L 3 1 n1'.3l? zhn.i I' NIT. A I.-I E li OFFICERS ROBERT STRAIN ...... Presidenl DAVID ROBERTS . . . . ,Vice-Pres. FOY LASETER . . .Secrelary WILLIAM O. BUTLER . . ,Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: SIXTH ROW: Baxlcr Roberls Bcally Sundberq Bowling Whalley Brown Bidez Butler Carufhers Fugale Cayce SECOND ROW1 SEVENTH ROW: Fullofd Childress Mwif' Cook, W. M. Phillippi. F. M GUY Pruilf Hall Quimby Phiinppi, cs. M. Slelzenmuller Rouse THHID ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Sham Scholze Sullerlin Thom Son Torres, L. Wendljin Argo Benlon Q Chase C b H Davis amp e Cook, H. L. FOURTH ROW: Dees NINTH ROW: einen, C. M. COX Harris DOIY Howard Drake Knox Ellioll, C. G. Laseler Gill FIFTH ROW: Gralapp Lawrence TENTH ROW: Lee Guesl Mem0fY Jolley Norville Mann OU5leY Maxwell PGYNG Paul pllman Torres, M. R. MRS. LENA BELLE ZEIGLER House Molher I I Page 264 .fg fin Q ' f , ' 1 A - LEO BIDEZ ...... JOE FORD BAXTER . ROBERT D. BEATTY . C. M. BOLLING . JAMES C BROWN WILLIAM O. BUTLER . G. W. FUGATE .... WILLIAM H. FULFORD M. M. ARGO . . . SANBORN CHASE . . A. Y. DAVIS .... CHESTER ELLIOTT . JOHN HARRIS .. LEROY HOWARD . ROBERT KNOX . FOY LASETER . . . JACK LAWRENCE . . LARRY CARUTI-IERS . FRANK CAYCE . . . BUDDY CHILDERS . WILLIAM COOK . . EARL GUY .... ROY BENTON .... BOOZE CAMPBELL . . HORACE COOK . . CHARLES COX . . LUTHER DOTY . . . HERBERT DRAKE . . . CHARLES ELLIOTT . . Sigma Chi Erafernily was founded al Miami Univer- sily in l855. Ifs colors are FRATRES IN FACULTATE LT. B. M. CORNELL FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . Headland . Birmingham . . Corbin, Ky, . . . . Birmingham - - - - . Greenville - - . . . Wes? Palm Beach, Fla, - . . . Georqiana LING TORRES . W. D, imsfrii . B , x e FRANK M4 irlzgglmi D. S. PRUITT , . JAMES OUIMBY W, B. STELZENr.fUiIi:f ROBEQT STQAIN . , . H. D. SUTTERLIN .... -- ...... Tracy Pg Class of I939 . . . Birmingham . . Florence, S, C, . . Como, Miss. .. Tallassee . Monlgomcrf . . . . . Selma . B'rrr-iingham . . . . Claylori . . , Wes? Bloclon WHATLEY .... WILLIAM LEE . TOM MEMORY DICKIE NORVILLE . ART OUSLEY . TOM PAYNE . CECIL PITMAN DAVID ROBERTS EDWIN SUNDBERG . C, WHATLEY . Opr-liiy Class of I940 . . . Mobile . Birmingham . Birmingham . . Gadsden . . . Camden . . Monlqomcry JOHN HALL . . MAC PHILLIPPI ERNEST HOUSE . EUGENE SCHOLZ WALTON THOMRSON BUD WENDLINL3 Class of l94I . Mobile . . . . . . Mobile . . . Birmingham Vfashinqfon, D. C. . . . Birmingham . . Montgomery . . . Tallasscc Q BOB GILL . . BILLY GUEST . . ARTHUR JOLLY JAMES MANN . GEORGE MAXV- ECL ED PAUI, .... . MORTIIJER TORRES .fin .',.,g15 . V J? LA f7 'xx ,T z na' XL. 7 1377 I H ,gg ' . -, 1 fr Fkff 11.11 -. i X J' ' 'f OFFICERS GERMAN LOUIE EDWARDS.PresidenI ROBERT L. GRIFFIN .... Secreiary EMANUEL R. I-IOPPER , . .Treasurer O MEMBERS FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Edwards GoIightIy Garreff Hopper Griffin Rogers, E. S. SECOND ROW: Rogers, B. S. Walker Burms FOU RTH ROW: Wilder Anderson Dykes FIFTH ROW: Livingsfon McAdory Rea 3' Page 266 Nur I E THETA HAPP GERMAN LOUIE EDWARDS ROBERT LaGRONE GRIFFIN ORLAND F. BURNS JOE FRANK GOLIGHTLY . JAMES R. ANDERSON . . JAMES M. DYKES . . Thefa Kappa Nu Frafernify was founded in Springfield. Missouri. in l924. lls col- ors are Crimson, Arqenl. lli1i- FRATRES IN FAC U LTATE DR. JAMES E. GREEN DR. J. A. NAFTEL FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of l938 . . Sproff . . , Sprofl JOHN H. WALKER ..... ORSON A. JOHNSON . R.S. ROGERS ....... ...........Godsdcn Class of I939 . . Cullman .......Gadsden PRESTON M. WILDER . JOHN G. REA EMANUEL REID HOPPER . ERNEST J. ROGERS .,.. . . . . . . ,Wilsonville Class of I940 . . Gadsden Birmingham JOHN HARTON LIVINGSTON ROBERT A. MQADORY . .....,...,.Hodqcs .- 4 . Ja- N swf' U . Mihigrg . Challahoocbcc, Fla .. Centre 4 , Morris Ccnirn Birmingham amd Salffv: in 57:1-vor. YM Tudgr RM:-. Altria Gamma Cigphw' was vs'ab'i1l'cd iw IQP6. 4 rv O O O. OFFICERS HARRY CAMPBELL ..... Presidenl HARRY JACKSON . , . , Vice-Pres. GORDON BLACK . . . .Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: Black Whilehead Campbell Whilfing Green Evans SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: Jackson Hollis Jester Lennon McDonald Owens FlFTH ROW: Farr Chapman MRS. T. C. HAROLDSON House Mofher vp- ! . , 51' Page 268 ..,..a L THET UP J. T. ATKINSON . . GORDON BLACK . . HARRY CAMPBELL . . ANDREW CURLEE . TREWHITT GREEN . L. C. EVANS . T. W. LENNON . . T. H. FARR . Thefa Upsilon Omega was founded in Philadelphia in I924. Hs colors are Mid- ILU UMEG FRATRES IN FACU LTATE F. C. Hulse G. J. Colficr Solon Dizson FRATRES IN URBE B. C. Pope Gordon B. Meadows John Carmack FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . Auburn . . Arab . Secfion . Wefumpka ............Secfion H. C. WHITTING ..... MILTON HILL ... HARRY JACKSON . THOMAS JESTER . . J. N. MCDONALD . W. F. WHITEHEAD .... . . Wes? Palm Beach, FI Class of I939 0. . . . . . . . Boaz JACK MARTIN .. . . Thomasville, Ga. PERCY OWEN5 - - Class of I940 . Pensacola, Fla. EUGENE F. HAMNER . . Class of I94l ASHLEY CHAPMAN .... . Birmingham . . Memphis, Tenn . . Columbus, Ga . . Camp Hill . . . . Reform . . Columbus, Ga. . . Gordo , Sirnzinjham . . Gordo 1-gl .q rc if 1. I If ci C gp 5, 0.93 Iinhofi in IQJO. 'Fifi A7 I 6' I I, IQQI . Qjti, f we 5 s g A ,fr ,, OFFICERS HUNTER KENDALL .,.., Presidenf WILLIAM E. JONES , . . .Vice-Pres. FRANCIS O. GARRETT . .Secrelary TYLER J. YOUNG ..... Treasurer ' 0 1: 'Q -3 ps .ff-if me 9....s- X...... n, , V: I I . 3 4: 445, MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FOURTH ROW: Arrendale Eason Bonds Gibbs Deese Green Garrell Hicks Hobbs Johnson SECOND ROW: FIFTH ROW: Jones Marsfon Kendall Mifchell Mayo Plummer McNeil Sullivan Weaver THIRD ROW: pmman SIXTH ROW: Powell Williams Ruch Young Tedder Evans, C. W. Vollberg Evans, J. W. SEVENTH ROW: Jung Moore Moorman McKee Schell gqleze, .,,, Y V Y .Dwi WDM Page 270 I l ,E ,..1z.u:- I 1 H. COBB ARRENDALE THOMAS E. BONDS . LESTER A. DEESE . . FRANCIS O. GARRETT JOSEPH W. HOBBS . WILLIAM E. JONES . HUNTER E. KENDALL BOB HENRY MAYO . GEORGE E. EASON . . DAVID E. GIBBS . . W. O. GREEN . . . ROBERT G. HICKS . . BEN S. HUSTON . . . GEORGE M. JOHNSON A I EDWARD D. MARSTON JOHN T. MITCHELL . THOMAS E. BROWN . CALVIN W. EVANS . . JACK W. EVANS . . . EUGENE P. HAMNER . SYLVON D. HAWORTH . . E. O. JUNG, JR. . . . Alpha Psi Fralernify was founded al' Ohio Slale Uni- versify in I880. lls colors FRATRES IN FAC U LTATE W. H. EATON DR. I S MCADORY DR. W. M. HOWELL ' ' DR. R. L. MUNDHENK DR. E. S. WINTERS DR. M. O. ROBINSON DR. J. E. GREEN FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 . . . Tiger, Ga. . . . . Adamsville . . Fitzgerald, Ga. . . Lillle Rock, Ark. . . Anchorage, Ky. . . . . Renfroe . . . Andalusia . Porkville, Miss. JOHN C. MQNEIL . . DAN W. PITTMAN . . JAMES J. POWELL . . DALLAS D. RUCH . . . HAL WOOTEN TANNER. PHILLIP W. TEDDER . . DAVID H. TRAYLOR . . H, F. VOLBERG . . . Class of I939 . . . . Harlsville . Cincinnali, Ohio . . . . . . Brewlon . . Rocky Mounf, N. C. TYLER J . . . Lyman, Miss. . . Norcross, Ga. Manchesler, N. H. . . Ouifman, Ga. YOUNG . . . . Class of Sparfanburg, S. C. . . . Naruna, Va. . . . Naruna, Va. . . . . . Gordo . . Okeene, Olcla. . SI. Louis, Ill. Class of HEYWARD GREGG BROWN . . MYLIS S. PIPER . . BEN PLUMMER ..... THURMAN C. ROSS . . FRANCIS O. SULLIVAN B. C. SWINDLE .... H. SPENCER TALLY . . GEORGE L. H. WEAVER R. L. WILLIAMS ..... . . . . . . . . Duffield, Va. I9-10 JACK J. MOORE . . . GUY W. MOORMAN . . JOHN W. McKEE . . FRED G. SCHELL . . JULIAN D. STITH . . . VERNON L. WELLS . . I94I . . Springfield, S. C. . . Pile Road . . . Ouincy . . Sylvester G., . Glcnside Pa . . . Douglas, Ca . . Harlsvillc, S C . Wdshinqlon, D C Auburn , . Homcsfcad, Fla . . . Tiflon, Ga . . Towanda P . . . . Parr sh . . . Douglas, Ga . , . . . Kuhlown, P . . Pecolef Mills, S C . Marion Junchon . . Douqlas, Ga . . . . . Selma , Union Sprnnqi .. MiIlin1,S C . . . . . Selma are Blue and Gold. TINSIO Cbnpmr was cslablishod I9I2. l! f'-' 'Qu' ,W-,u,g's h .vga . ., . Q. . . , x,aL,.- H g wa- -s xr :-. -lf. ' .ff-ts-'+A fs- nfs ' ,vs C - - ., . ' .f !.- ' 45.w.t'S:- ' .Y Q4.....,.t,,':..-,i: :s, .-'p,if,'?I: ,MQ Mf.j,.:fgQur' ,fx 2- . -' -Q J .M .a.'fPL .. .,--wr 4 - --. -. -v-' ,- 4, .fig--A,-. '- Q 1 V - I A I ' Y tif- 'L u . . A 4 'fr R Wi 1. MS 'I I' 'I C I1 ' , MJ OFFICERS LOUIS G. GOLDBERG . . , Presidenf MARTIN ODLEN ,.,... Vice-Pres. PERRY J. SCHWARTZ . . .Secrefary HERMAN S. WEISZ .... Treasurer O MEMBERS FIRST ROW: THIRD ROW: GOLDBERG, L. GLGOLDBERG, H. ODLEN RUBIN PRAGER SCHWARTZ SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: SHWARTS SCHIFF WEISZ SEIDLER COANE WITTEN FIFTH ROW: ROTH WEINSTEIN ,pm 'QF' 'E I I I I I I I I I Page 272 ' ' s,.'A -24:5 -'. ,, A , , V , 'N-:i.:1.--Zl'.fff-' Q flffffllj QQTQ , ,I ' ,,,g f1f 'F' ' ' , -V ' 5f1L,:3g,,,,E , Y Y Y W Y W Y, ,L A ,,-k YW Y,-x ' ' , r f7'ffQT f ' ' ,hi SL jr' 'j 7' A - -' V V , ,,,, -.-QL-L .3-,, ,, ' , ' WT: ,M nj, V A , - .uh 'FAU ILO FRATER IN FACULTATE MORRIS MILLER FRATRES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 LOUIS G. GOLDBERG . . . . . MARTIN ODLEN .... ....... . . Birmingham Mormon A. PRAGER . LEO K. SHWARTS . . . Camden, N. J. I-IERMAN S. WEISZ . . ...... Monlgomery Class of I939 M. D. COANE .... , HAROLD GOLDBERG . Trenlon, N. J. HARVEY L. RUBIN . . . . . Brooklyn. N. Y. PERRY J. SCI-IWARTZ . Class of I 940 HERBERT G. SCI-IIFF. JR .......... . . Mobile HOWARD B. SEIDLER . . JOE WITTEN . . . . ..... Jacksonville, Fla. Class of l94I JACK LOEB . . ....... lvlonlgomery DAN ROTI-I .... . . PHILLIP WEINSTEIN . . ...... . . Mobile Tau Epsilon Phi Frafernify was louncled al Columbia Univer- sify in New Yorlc Cily in I9lO. lls colors are Lavender and lNhile. Tau Omicron Chapler was esfablished in I937. Tau Epsilon Phi, Auburn's newesl social frafernily, has pf09f955'9d rmpidi' 'lv f 1 5 - ' ' 1 -f -N ini g.u 'i' ' MGY IS, I937. ll' was admiffed lo membership 'n Aubums In'0r 'UJI ' . . . -n-,- -.... 7, r. I . . ' . s V 35 , ,y I 3 I. . J.. I937. Maurice Bloch, presidenf of Auburn s Alumni Assocmnon K ' . L -1 3 v- -K x 3 on November 27. l937. and wifh his advice and supowlslon if is Gig i fhe ollrier fralernifies on the CMUPUS- Page 273 P Vfesf Palm Bnhl FI, :,,.1, N . . . lvlonfgfmer . . Los Anxc-lf,-3, Cdl . . . Birfuinqlimv . . Birmin-.llmfn . Eulouli 1 i A ! i , , I . , N S I . N i I 1 ' YA i 'uv -'Auf--L-'x - -.-f-- -iii.. .,k.,:,:,ltZ?if4l 'fL '- V W,,Q1......- A- ---hr-R - -' i fig ,.:Q,-.-ffp 4lli1 -f W Q 'h s f'i::l. r-..-f - f 1 , ,, , -mfv'- mu, A s M' ' 71 2-:f-VEwuf:::g+:-41,7-Af' - gp., , ,M Y... ., 'W mv M 'M - ,- ,- f '':1.'.fa-'aw-if-1rs1 +ve: V' 9ff F5 x41-if' 1-PN121w5'f?'e:E'f1P:z:u-as-Q-.-. ,ar f -.,-- 1-1 ' ' A Q'- -2:12 -,-?-1gA-'e'f'-'- , 'ffl'-QKZ-F1127 ' H115-mg, .,:S .2i5Ej-51-1- i,e1'.',ff2-4-T.+ 33- J ' -1-wfgiar 21.-A .1' i' :A n ' 4-wr-X ff 1' 4- '4e...,---lf.: A ' PAN X , Pearce, Talley, Griff' M f In. . L., Dunn, Johnson, Sfokes. Griffin, A., Pilgrim -HELLENIC COUNCIL Eslablished l923 OFFICERS MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN . . I . pmsidon, THEA DUNN ..... . . Socrcfory MEMBERS Kappa Della MARY PEARCE EVELYN JOHNSON Chi Omega Phi Omega Pi GRETCHEN TALLEY MARY LGUISE GRIFFIN RUBY HELEN STOKES EILEEN PII-GRIM Thefa Upsilon ANNE GRIFFIN THEA DUNN Page 275 fx 5 .-7 I .Q I l 0 1, l B I C C C U 0 0 I if 0 OFFICERS MARY PEARCE . . . FLOYD PUOH . . DORIS WHITE . . HELEN JONES . . MEMB FIRST ROW: BRYAN GLASS GOTCHER HANDLEY HAYGOOD SECOND ROW: HENDRICK JONES PEARCE PUSH THIRD ROW: BASS BRADFORD BREEDEN, E. CARSON GIBSON FOU RTH ROW: HENDON JOHNSON, E. MERRILL MORGAN POWERS FIFTH ROW: SCOTT STANSBERRY WHITAKER WHITE . . , . Presidenf , . .Vice-Pres. . . Secrefary . . Treasurer ERS SIXTH ROW: ARGO VAN AUSDAL BECKERT CREEL DEXTER SEVENTH ROW: EDWARDS HARE HAYES HIXON JOHNSON, M. EIGHTH ROW: LEWIS MILLER PEARSON RIMES NINTH ROW: RUTLAND STEWART WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON BRANDT TENTH ROW: BREEDEN, ETTA CHARLTON FEAGAN JACK SCOTT E.. - 'd -I A s Y I I I Sorores in Faculfafe ' MRS. GRACE ARNQUIST MISS MARY G, LAMAR MISS FARLEY LEE I Sorores in Urbe MISS MARY K- CALDWELL MRS. MARY McGEHEE GREEN MRS. HELEN COPPEDCE MRS ERNESTINE HI MRS. MARY MERRITT DAVIS MRS SARAH PRICKELT UNCAN MRS. MARY YARBROUGH Pafronesses MRS- C- A- CARY MRS. WILBUR HUTSELL MR5- R- M- CORNELL MRS. WALLACE TIDMORE MRS. HOMER WRIGHT ' Sorores in Coliegio CLASS OF I938 ELIZABETH BRYAN .. . Brundidge MARY HAYGOOD .. H G,cc,,,,m,, KATHLEEN CROSSLEY . .... Opelika CAROLYN HENDRICK .. .. Bfundadqc MILDRED GLASS . . . ..... Hurfsboro HELEN JONES ..... ,,,, A ub.,,,, ELIZABETH GOTCHER . . ...... Fayeffeviile, Tenn. MARY PEARCE . ..... Mulberry, Fla. JANE HANDLEY .... ............. R oanoke FLOYD PUGH ........ Union Springs FRANCES SHI . ..... . . ......... Auburn CLASS OF I939 FRANCINA BASS .... . . Gadsden CLARA MERRILL . . . . . Andaiuiia HORTENSE BRADFORD . . . . . Linden MARGARET MORGAN . . . . . Gadsden ESTELLE BREEDEN . . . .... Auburn MABEL POWERS .... . Greensboro EDITH CECIL CARSON . . . . Monigomery ELEANOR SCOTT . . . ....... Auburn ' RENEE GIBSON .... ..... A uburn JOHNNIE STANSBERRY . . . . . San Angelo, Texas DOROTHY HENDON . . ...... Gadsden ANNIE LOU WHITAKER . . .... Tuskegee EVELYN JOHNSON . . Ff. Benning, C-a.' DORIS WHITE ...... Pensacola, Fla. CLASS OF I940 ANN ARGO ...... . Birmingham MARIE JOHNSON . . . . LBHQCIGIC LOUISE VAN AUSDAL . . . . Camp Hili DOROTHY LEWIS . . . - -' TRSBCQCC BETTY BECKERT ..... . . . Gadsden RUTH MILLER ...... . . Bnmmqham MARGUERITE CREEL . . . .... Fairfield MARGARET PEARSON . . M0fII90m0fY ANN DEXTER .... . Columbus, Ga. ELIZABETH RIMES .... ..... S eirna SADIE EDWARDS . . . . Union Springs HULDA RUTLAND . . . ---- Aubum SUZELLE HARE . . ..... Auburn EUGENIA SANDERSON . . - - M0 '90: V MARY HAYES . . ......... Miami, Fla. JUANITA STEWART ..... .... 3 u 'urn EMILY HIXON . ............. Auburn ELOISE WILLIAMS ..... - - pe' 5 MARY LYDIA WILLIAMSON . . ............ Auburn CLASS OF I94I . 8' ' h BETTY BELLE BRANDT . . . .Tuskegee SARA FEAGW ' ' A... Ifmffbfz ETTA BREEDEN .... ..... A uburn vERNA JACK . . . h ' ' . . I Auburn VIRGINIA CHARLTON . . . Autaugaville ELIZABETH PERRY . Benning. Ga. MARTHA CHILDERS . . . . Annisfon GENE SCOTT - - - Kappa DeII'a Sororify was founded af VITQIRIU Sfafe Normal Coiiege in I897. Irs colors are Olive Green and Whifei IIS flower- The Wh'Ie Rose, Sigma Lambda Chapfer was esfabhshed in I922. PQQQ 277 :I 6 ' 'QV-' ' .IQ .l . OFFICERS GRETCHEN TALLEY ,... PreSiderI+ FRANCES WILSON .... Vice-Pres. RUBY HELEN STOKES . . .Secretary CAROLYN JONES ,,... Treasurer o MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: HAIN TOOKER HOLCOMBE WILSON JONES, I. CLIFTON KING JONES, O. SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: LENNEP LOW IIIILLER P E FRATHER ARUDGE SHAW gL'Q?TL'EfgX'SM K SEVENTH ROW: STOKES ' 'ESBSBERY TALLEY DAWS TAYLOR ELMGREN FOURTH ROW: EIOHTH ROW: MATHISON JORDON PITTS MARTIN POPE OZIER NINTH ROW: SAMS OLIATTLESAUM, S. Page 278 X ! I I I I I I I j ZS - L ' f '-iij,,Ll,,L. Q-W F- fp E f Lgiijv- -.E-ff ' 3 N 5 , ' dai... A- .. -Sify FRANCES HAIN . . . I I VIRGINIA HOLCOMBE IDA JONES ...... I NELL KING .... . MARTHA LENNEP . . LUCILE BETHUNE . . JUANITA MATHISON CHRISTINE CLIFTON . CAROLYN JONES . . RUTH LOWE .... LILA BIBB ....... BOBBIE DAVIS .... GLADYS ELMGREN . . HELEN JORDON . . MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. MRS. MISS SORORES IN FACULTATE MISS LILY SPENCER MRS. S. L. TOOMER HENRY ADAMS FRED ALLISON M. A. BARNES C. A. BASORE P. C. BROOKS ROBERT BROWN MRS. P. o. DAVIS MRS. H. E. GIBSON MRS. J. T. HIGH MRS. J. o. IVEY MISS JEANETTE SAWYER MRS. W. E. SEWELL , PAT RO N ESS ES DOROTHEA BIGGIN- MRS. R. B. DRAUGHON MISS NELL LOWE SORORES IN COLLEGIO Class of l938 . . . . . .Selma . . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . . . Roanoke . . . . . . .ChaIeslon, S. C. . . . . . . . Moss Poinl, Miss. LENA REID MILLER . EDITH PRATHER . . . KATE OUATTLEBAUM . RUBY HELEN STOKES .... GRETCHEN TALLEY ...... HARRIET TAYLOR ....... ...... B Iue Field, W. Va. Class of I939 ............CIay'ron RUBYPITTS.. ............AbbeviIIe HILDAPOPE... FRANCES WILSON ...... .......... . . Auburn Class l940 . .cenfer LENORA PATRIDGE . , ,Auburn LYDA SHAW ...... . . .Auburn CLARA JANE USSERY . . Class of l94I . .Atlanta Ga. ANNIE VIRGINIA MARTIN . . . . . . .Annislon PRUDENCE OZIER . . . . . . . . .CoIumbus, Ga. . . Columbus, Ga. SUE OUATTLEBAUM .... JEANETTE SAMS . . Chi Omega Sororily was founded af lhe Uni- versily of Arkansas in I895. IIS colorS are Cardinal and Slraw: IIS flower' Ihe Whlle Cal- nalion Alpha Bela Cllaplerwas eslablished In I923. Page 279 . . Rock Hill, S. C. . . . . .Auburn .Conway, S. C. . . Monlqomery Greenville, S. C. . . Marlon . . Abbeville . . Ccnlcrville , . . Fairfield . . .Ashland . West Blocfon Nashville, Tenn. , , Conway, S. C. . . . .Ashland OFFICERS MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN . . Presidenf MARY BROWN ...... Vice'Pres. MARIE I-IODGES ...... Secrelary WOODROW KILGORE . . , Treasurer MEMBERS FIRST ROW: FIFTH ROW: Pilgrim Adams Shclnull Brown Sidorfsky Chancellor SECOND ROW: SIXTH ROW: Bowdon Wilkerson Griffin Barnes THIRD ROW: SEVENTH ROW: I-lodges Fuller Kilgore Gray Mann Sanders FOURTH ROW: EIGHTH ROW: Sfevens Summers Thompson Wesl' MRS. AUBER F. ADAMS House Mother i I l Page 280 5 4 I Q X F iigiiw E ' 3 L Q K Af .5-,Q A 5 ,A , 4 --lm. HI Q J EILEEN PILGRIM . . CHARLOTTE BOWDON . . MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN . . MARIE HODGES ..... VIRGINIA ADAMS ..... FRANCES BARNES . . JULIA FULLER . . . MABEL GRAY ..... EUDENE HOUSTON . . Phi Omega Pi Sororily was founded of llno Universily of Nebraska in Lincoln on March 5, l9IO. Ils colors are Sap- T Y l' ALGIE MYRLE BARNETTE . ........... LaFayeflc VICKIE WILKERSON ..... I SORORES IN FACULTATE Miss FANNIE STOLLENWERQR SORORES IN URBE MRS. E. 6. DISEKER MRS. HENRY Miss RUTH ooaYNE MRS. E D 653122. MRS. J. C. LOWERY PATRONESSES MRS. L. s. BLAKE MRS. RENA H. JOLLY MRS. ZEBULON JUDD SORORES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 Foley HESTER SIDORFSKY ..... MARGARET SHELNUTT . . . Birmingham Class of I939 . . Columbia WOODROW KILLGORE . . . , . . . . . . Birmingham FRANCES MANN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LaFayetIe CORNELIA STEVENS . . . . ARTHA MAE THOMPSON . . ........., Wcoqulka Class of l940 MARY BROWN ...... BERT CHANCELLOR ..... ...........Cloylon . . . . . . West Poinl, Ga. Class of I94I FLORENCE LOVE . . . . Abbeville . Opelika IRENE SANDERS .... . Abbeville DOROTHY SULIMERS . . . Opelika VIRGINIA WEST .... ff - .. x ,Q .M -- '- 0 .v,. '4 xjgfg ' Ip ' ,' ff-.-.l.r:!l'rLf.A--+..-Y -ff ru: Bull ANT! I--' R3 LLsFa,c NVE 1 I1 3--. Nr- H S1 Llrnc Om- P I L':Wr 1 Ben? fL.4r Orff 11 fJ.rP L' ' 1.1 pu-' -.-L1-.v-z'1l':1'ff't OFFICERS TI-IEA DUNN ,....... Presideni MATTIE JO BARBER . . .Vice-Pres. ANNE GRIFFIN ....,. Secrefary LILLIAN CUNNINGHAM Treasurer O MEMBERS FIRST Row: FOURTH ROW: BARBER GRIFFIN, A. DENTON GRIFFIN, S. INZER SECOND ROW: CARUSLE FIFTH Row. CARRAWAY 'RBY CDNNINOHAM MASON SIXTH ROW: THIRD ROW! FORCH DUNN REYNOLDS FARISH MAYBERRY SEVENTH Row: MITCHELL MOTLEY VUE Page 282 P I I ,.-I- , S'SS H 5 Y. - I s4,I N 111. 7 M I FT 12-S I I ' 'A H E LI Y . ILO , SORORES IN URBE MISS HAZEL AV - ERY wb. H. R. BAILEY MRS. J. F. LeCROY I PATRONESSES MRS. J. B. DICK MISS ELEANOR HORNE MRS. H. H. NIXON FACULTY ADVISOR MISS JEWEL DAVIS SORORES IN COLLEGIO Class of I938 MATTIE JO BARBER . . Bufler MIRIAM DENTON .... OMQMI, I CIa:,s of I939 ' I SARA CARLISLE . . EnIerprfse LILLIAN CUNNINGHAM . . . . Headband LOUISE CARAWAY . Cordova THEA DUNN ...... . . Davigfon Class of I940 CARLETON FARISH . Grave HIII HELEN IRBY . . Lower Peach Treo ANNE GRIFFIN . . . . Auburn ANNE MASON .... .... N 1aniIa SARA GRIFFIN . . . . Auburn HELEN PORCH ...... . AIumnd0r City MARY GUYINZER . . Eden MARGUERITE REYNOLDS . . . Snowdoun Class of I94I JANE MAYBERRY . ....... WaverIy MAMIE KATE MITCHELL . . Hoadhnd YADA MQTLEY l U I ,,,,,, Biff-Iinqhmvz I TImf.x UpciIon Swofifv MYQ I'f'U'Y5 1 I 'Im UEII ,I v0rSIIy OI CuIiIm'nIn In IQI4. IIS 'if'-- 2 -V IIA mlors of rho mfwbowz .IMI IIS IIO-'-'ff IS IIN' IEP Ii-Io CImPfor vm Q-- .1bIIsIw-Ii af AQIHVH If ISHS. Page 283 S- , Qui I The honorary fraternity is the re- ward of the student who has proven his worth by outstanding achieve- ment during his college career. Membership is limited to those who display characteristics of scholar- ship, industry, and, in general, the characteristics of all-around college men. lt is for this reason that the existence of the honor society is justified and respected on the Auburn campus. J .1I 1 a Q 1 n 4 4 i A X F l 1 4 X t I I jd 1 gk' 1 :N li' Q. 5' s 3 fi .kh A K' 3. I U s' X I 4 3 px -5 -.. JI' A 'H ., M151 .Af 'f5-N. 1 i:'s hh' Qi... ,tJ 'L V u,-Q x, r .4 v all V a 1? W 'gh X X I In L 'a L 2 3 i lr l H' wry, ,rw ALI, V 1 V 5 5 L' 2 wif' 5 3. l V 73 W 1 94633 gi' 1' Ku -r A 5 K i ! l i s 4 ! F Q Q i I v 1 1 J w 4 I l P P ' f i n A , I x 5 : + I w I I i L 1 L 1 I I i E UPIGANI ATIUS Chlsolm, Dodge, Hall Hamlllon, l-lilchcock, Holmes, McDonald Manloux, Sfelzenmuller, Welden L fl 'A l 1 2 ,,. H4 al N ' .--'gf I-E A N ' 'CITVSIC f 1 IJ , , ,- ,ff-. .L-I f - Wwrii' Y A X l ' ' Af .Wigs ' l Mi -1' ' ' :R 1 x x 'N . 2' 'fi' ' I - . 555 Y K 4 I l I Purpose OT This socieTy is seT TorTh in The Tollowin r Q P 9' amble OT The consTiTuTion: Whereas, Teeling The need of some OrganizaTiOn in Th e Senior Class OT This insTiTuTion which, wholly independerIT OT' The social and oTher relaTions, shall seelc To gather TogeTher The rnosT prOminenT and influenTial men of The class and To The inSTiTuTion, This sOcieTv is Organized. Ten men are SelecTed from The Junior Class in May of each year by The reTiring members. and These Ten men compose The acTive membership during The following year. To wear a Spade is a goal which all underclassmen may seelc as The highesT honor an Auburn man may obTain. CHARLES S. OEIISOLM MORRIS A. HALL ROY T. DODGE DAVID w. HAMILTON BILLY I-IITOHCOOI4 ALLISON D. HOLMES, JR. LOPEZ J. MANTOUX MALCOLM B. MCDONALD BILL STELZENMULLER JAMES MAXWELL WELDEN p,gg2H P' 1 Barber, Dawson, Deese, Dodge, Franklin Gibson, l-lilchcock, l-loculf, Holladay, Holl, Huggins Jeffers, Langley, Lowery, Loyd, Mullins Nunnelly, Perry, Phelps, Pollard, Prager, Quimby Robertson, Slappey, Smilh, Slelzenrnuller, Tucker Ward, While, Woodruff, York Ml' ,FIIQFDS L f i i l l l l l . Q7 x4iQ,,- W , S l , . F I or 6 5 K ,- ,Al ., , 'I Q I W 5513. 'j. ' ,,:. i,,'.-V H . - l A -f fill' g -fr: 1 A ' 1 L P OFFICERS PROF. J. M. ROBINSON . . . . Presiden' DR. R. D. DONER .... ..... V ice-President DR. PAUL IRVINE . . . . . Secrefary and Treasurer DR. A. w. REYNOLDS . . ,,,, , A 0 R eporfer MEMBERS Manard Earl Holi Mabrey Hobson Huggins Pairick Henry Smifh Lamar Jeffers Morron Alva Prager James Orfis Quimby Denies Alro York Thomas W. Roberison Alice Elizabefh Dawson Pryce Byrd Gibson Margarer Purcell Mullins Dock Loyd Mary Alice Tucker William B. Slelzenmuller John Ensley Lowery, Jr. Dave Phelps Roy Tinsley Dodge Howard B. Pollard. Jr. George Leon Langley James Alfred Woodruff James Bowling Nunnelly Clyde Pifman Franklin William C. Hifchcock Ealon Sranley Hocuff Alma Holladay George Graham Perry, Jr. Emmef Lamar While Lesfer Arvel Deese Frank M. Phillippi, Jr. Maffie Jo Barber George Franklin Ward Paql 293 PI-II F Kappa Fiai is o fafisfol 2C1i'?i'v' Of'18ff5? f3 57' IM 13310 QI 9 SGU'Gf!IfT5j if-HCI' ., , ,D ard Q'II'Ji!'GI sfudy' Q-af-M usda-fi. If is mffj- ' of :5'efo:w'z and Wad- ya :ri u'fiv':'ad.sa90 WJ' who have' Cffififvi uishoci 'o....oi.o5 353-gjrghip and ,ogqgfggi sorwrzo IJ Alma Mawr. 5504? Brown, Chisolm, Darden, Dodge Duncan, l-lall, Hlfchcock, Holmes, Kelley Lehnerl, Manfoux, Slelzenmuller, Welclen ga f Y X14 i' x l l I .A ICIII ELT OMEGA CIRCLE FACULTY MEMBERS P. O. DAVIS L. N, DUNCAN WILBUR HUTSELL R. B. DRAUGI-ION COL. F. C. WALLACE OFFICERS LOPEZ J. MANTOUX ALLISON D. HOLMES. JR. Vice-Presidenf HueH B. DARDEN, JR. PROF. CI-IARLES DAVIS MEMBERS Jarvis Brown Charles S. Chisolm Hugh B. Darden, Jr Roy T. Dodge T. Edward Duncan Morris A. I-IaII BiIIy I-Iifchcocic AIIison D. Holmes Wilbur B. Kelley George I-I. Lehneri Lopez J. Manfoux W. B. SIeIzenmuIIer James Max Welden Omlcron DeIIa Kappa. naiionai honor Iraierniiy, was I founded ai Washingfon and Lee Universiiy in I9I4, its purpose being fhree-ioId: I Firsi: To recognize men who have aiiained a high stand- ard oi efficiency in coIIegiaie aciivifies. and fo inspire ' oihers Io sirive for conspicuous aiiainmenfs along similar Iines. Second: To bring fogeihcr ihe mosf represoniaiive men in aII phases of coIIegiaIe Iife and Ihus fo croaie an organi- I zaiion which shall help Io mould The seniimenf of Iho insti- iuiion on quesiions of Iacai and infercollcgiaie inioresi. I Third: To bring iogeihcr members of Iho Iaculfy and sfudenf body of The insiifufion on a basis of muiuai inform? - and undersianding. I Page 295 S-I Branch, Cameron, Cunningham, Dodge, Fox, Gunn Harper, l-louser, Jones, Jordan, Knighl Langley, Lowery, Maples, Maslin, Parrish, Pollard Prager, Quimby, Riley, Slelzenmuller, W. B., Slelzenmuller, G. Sullerlin, Taylor, Wallace, Wilson, Wood, York V., Slrain R. J. C A. A. M A. B. B. J. R. J. J. A. J. E. B. G. W J. G. E ALABAMA :GTA CHAPTER EsTAausHeol9m OFFICERS WILLIAM B. STELZENMUL LER President ROY T. DODGE Vice-Presidenf DANTES A. YORK Secrefary C. R. I-IIXON Treasurer O FACULTY MEMBERS A. BeHs C. R. Hixon A. C. CaIIen H, D, Jones A. Chrisfensen J, C, McKinnon C. Cohen R. G. Piffs SI. C. Dunsfan V, B, Watwood T. EuIIan J. J. Wilmore 0 MEMBERS E. Arruzza W. D. Masiin S. Branch J. R. Parrish M. Cameron I-I. B. PoIIard W. Cunningham M. A. Prager T, Dodge J. O. Quimby G. Fox Gayle Riley E. Gunn G. V. SIeIzenmuIIcr R. Harper W. B. SIeIzcnmuIIcr C. I-Iouser R. M. Sfrain G. Jones H. D. Suffcrlin C. Jordan E. A. ToYI0 D. Knighf W, W, Wallace I.. LangIey W- E- WFISOH E. Lowery R' M- Wood R. Maples D. A. Yorl Page297 4-in-.. A x E ' r F . ,, ,,,, ,,,.,. -V , , , ,. k , .1 . .xxX.x. 1 .... . , ,. .. , Adams, Bagby, Bunfin, Cox, Garrison Hairsfon, Hamilfon, Harper, Jordon, McDonald Masrin, O'6wynn, Pollard, Sfrain, York ' s or rooo A K fif.,-W . Q1 5 '11 X. -- M , 4: 1-5 W, WZ, ' 3 I H F'f1.'?' , ' ' '4 fl 'ff' f l .ofvl-f .E V v I ,, ,., A ii' ff5?P' ' A V ' . ' .Aj iff ' 1-Hn... UQ. :kj-2 ., v. j .Q --- A w ' ,1,1... ,- ' FACULTY ADVISOR PROF. R. G. PITTS OFFICERS JOHN POLLARD Presidenf DAVID O. COX Vice-Presidenf JACK N. ADAMS Secrefary and Treasurer O MEMBERS JACK N. ADAMS WILLIAM GEORGE HAIRSTON MILTON B. BAGBY DAVID W. HAMILTON JAMES R. BUNTIN ARMISTEAD R. HARPER DAVID O. COX CHANDLER JORDAN AUBREY M. GARRISON MALCOLM B, MCDONALD WILLIAM D. MASTIN RALPH S. O'GWYNN JOHN S. POLLARD, JR. ROBERT M. STRAIN DANTES A. YORK I x w W Page 299 If fr.-u... .- V 5 Benns, Brennan, Brown, Cameron, Ennis Gunn, Knighl, Ledbeller, Lowery Merrill, Myers, Phelps, Riley, Sigler Slelzenmuller, Sullon, Walkins, Wood ,,.- mg. , 1 - Qfofppi ...I L ' ' ,,, C1i'1Q:f .nn N,-Q,-mx, , ,,,, M... Y 4 .,.-W , :..fr-:.-T1f-'--- - - - of 1:..u:e:- - 7 r A' . -, X+ 5. W, V -gm ,r f X N-H -f-we -V -- V , 1017!-.' f ,H x ,-.-L.. V k I .-, J,-.4 -..v , , , ,W gr- l 1-Hfii: -Q 'l ulf. -. P 'ai - 'e ' Y' A ' ' ' -f - - e e e 7, o og f'5:,j1..,4+- XI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED Im OFFICERS GAYLE RILEY President EAR LE SIGLER Vice-President BRADT M. CAMERON Secrefary RICHARD J. WOODS Hisforian 0 FACULTY MEMBERS R. A. BETTS M. T. FULLER I'I. G. CARLOVITZ A. L. THOMAS A. O. DDNSTAN w. IN. HILL J. C. MCKINNON O MEMBERS CLAYTON H. MERRELL CHARLES S. MYERS G. T. NELSON ' DAVE PHELPS GAYLE RILEY EARLE SIGLER EDWARD ALLEY WILLIAM E. BENNS WILLIAM J. BRENNAN HARRY B. BROWN BRADT M. CAMERON JAMES P. ENNIS I JAMES E. GUNN GEORGE v. STELZENMULLER gf.. If...-f. N.. f..f:Vm..I +R E. M. KNIGHT TOD SUTTON - Ili... .QT 1lfiQ'L2SI.,?'I'.'I R. EDWIN LEDBETTER RICHARD L. WATKINS I.:-fe. IQD4 JOHN E. LOWERY, JR. RICHARD J. WOOD 'If I 1 I 'Hs 3 W' L I v 'I F 1 1 R: 1 ci 1 ni'- Page 30I ! R 4 4 1 I 1 1 1 Bagby, Cox, Crabfree Duncan, Holmes, Tedder - 'V ,il . ,-f- ff ,ng- E ' ' , 1 X. flb fifz ' J ' 'C MIT EDWARD DUNCAN Chdrman COMMITTEE MEMBERS MILTON BAGBY DAVID O. COX FORREST CRABTREE ALLISON D. HOLMES WOODROW TEDDER The purpose of +I1Is commII ree is Io recommend Io Iho Execurive Cabiner and Ihe adminisfrafion fa series of dance regulafions for approvaI, and sI1aII supervise and arrange all cIe'raIIs for +I'1e Sophomore Hop. Junior Prom, and Ihe Senior Ball. P4ge303 TE .l vp.. -9- vu 'SZ Benns, Bradley, Brown, Bunlin, Chiles, Dodd, Edge, Flinn Foshee, Fufch, Greene, Hall, Harris, Kelly, Land, McClurkin McGehee, Milam, Miller, Mohns, Myrick, Odell, Old, Owens Powell, Picard, Pollard, Price, Pruel, Richardson, Roberls, Sharp Smilh, E., Smifh, F., Sfinson, Ware, Wiflel, Workman, Young A , .,,,w'i:Q :sh JZ ,www ,QQ I .W cf 1-nr A M wg.. A, 1 ' ,, ...W Q T D. Q 5 , P 14:34. 4 . - !.S 2 ,QV . rv ul I. OFFICERS RANDOLPH PAN ELL . BILL MILAM . . . CHARLIE HARRIS HOWARD WORKMAN . Alpha Tau Omega Murray Bradley John Cobb Curly Farley Wales W. Wallace Roy Taylor Kappa Sigma Diclc Hall Charles Harris Henry Mohns William Miller S. H. Richardson Eorresler Smilh Thefa Chi John Sharp R. H. Olds Bela Kappa James Turnipseed Everelf Brooks Bill Mayville Slerling Graydon Thefa Upsilon Omega J. T. Miller P. R. Owens, Jr. Kappa Alpha John Pollard Bill Dodd Roy Slinson Ed Forbes Sigma Phi Epsilon Jarvis Brown Louis Voglle Joe Ware 0 MEMBERS Page 305 . . . Presidenl . Vice-Presider' - . Secrefary . . Treasurer Pi Kappa Phi Jaclc Land Clarence Prucf Howard VVorl,man William Robcrls J. T. Durden Jacl: Robe-rls Sigma Alpha Epsilon Henry Elinn Simmon Eulch Sigma Pi James Bunlin Dave Willel Julian Edge Donald Odell B. C. Eoshee Pi Kappa Alpha Randolph Pancll Tod Chiles Billy McGahee Julian Myricl: Alberl Price R. T. Young Lambda Chi Alpha Bill Milam Jace Greene Max VVoldcn Ed Smilh Leon Picard Parlgcr Narrows Joo McClurlin W. E. Bonne Charles Kelley Thela Kappa Nu J, H, Vlaller Adams, Baker, Bouanchaucl, Conner, Cook, Crooks Currie, Dubberly, Fosler, C-earharl, Ginn Griffin, l-lall, Happer, Harris, Hilchcock, Hooper Karg, Killebrew, Land, Laseler, Myrick OH, Perry, Porler, Roberls, Schomberg, Sellers Shaw, Weissinger, Wesl, Wilfel l l .. P-fl' fr A 'H HY X 3' KL ,maxim .fx . V: 1 , a A -'L 1 -- 'Karp -l , 5.- lf, -lr. -' - .51 -y U - - .1 'mi . N-,, FOUNDED OFFICERS GEORGE G. PERRY President JOHN A. DUBBERLY Treasurer DAVID WITTEL Secretary 0 FACU LTY MEMBERS AT NEW YORK UNIVERSITY, l907 Dr. John H. Goff Mr, C, P. Ausfgn Mr. M. C. Padgell Mr. Jack S. Vann I Q MEMBERS Sam Lee Adams. Jr. Kealley G. Baker Alcide James Bouanchaud Cumbie Bowen Frank Y. Conner Sidney Cool: Joseph B. Crooks Jack A. Currie John A. Dublaerly L. E. Fosfer John D. Gearharl' William T. Ginn Joseph I. Griffin John Erby Hall Carl T. Happer. Jr. Charles A. Harris, Jr. William C. Hilchcoclc Marshall Hooper Thomas C. Karg Alberl M. Killabrew Jaclc C. Land James Foy Laseler Allen C. Marlin Carl I.. Moseley Juliam P, Myriclc William B. OH George G. Perry, Jr Rufus W. Porfor, Jr. William M. Roborls Fred H. Schombcrg Brooks R. Sellers Sam R. Shaw Dan C. Smith Horace Woissinqer John Hill Wosl W. David VVifIeI , . PI Dorm S11 .1 Pi nc n profan- siorval and Business ndrvinizrrn- an trafofm fy. Pufpom: Fox- foriffn PM sfudy of Business in uni-vrsifioa: fo encourage schol- arship and We mza:i:s9Sa's ni swcionfs I fhvif f u'ual ode v.anfn v-nr by rms-arch and nf.-icfirtoz n fi'v C5107 ni- ..i. ...N V5.1 , 'Q .nw-' - r nl ,. 3 ,.1...,.,, 1- '.-.: 'lJ -.-.ann fl-fy qammgr- A rd 'V-0 amd'-e'1 nod 'a Iu I'v- A 1 va T . ,k.v':. 1 I K 'V' 1 'fl Page 307 ORGANIZATIONS -k 15 Cox, Eagan, Fulford, Prager Quimby, STrain, Taylor Teague, Wood, J. L., Wood, R. M., York PHI LAMBDA UPSILUN ALABAMA IOTA CHAPTER Esfablished in I933 Phi Lambda Upsilon. Nafional Honorary Chemical SocieTy, was founded aT The Universify of Illinois h ' I899 The purpose of This sociefy is: To fosTer a spiriT of fellowship among The sTudenTs in T e in . field of chemisfry, To promoTe a higher sfandard of scholarship. To widen The inTeresT in The field of chemisfry and iTs allied subiecTs, and To place honor upon Those sTudenTs deserving of recognifion because of Their meriTorious worlc. FACU LTY M EM BERS Dr. R. W. AIIen Prof. H. M. Marfin - Dr. C. A. Basore Prof. P. P. Powell Dean C. L. Hare Dr. C. R. Saunders Prof. R. E. Wingard OFFICERS MORTON A. PRAGER . . . . . Presidenf DAVID O. COX .... . Secrefary DANTES A. YORK . . . Vice-PresidenT PROP. R. E. WINGARD . . . Treasurer MEMBERS A. F. ARRUZZA M. A. PRAGER S, F, TEAGUE D. O. COX J. O. OUIMBY J, L, WQQD J. M. EAGAN R. M. STRAIN R, M, WOQD W. H. FULFORD E. R. TAYLOR D, A. YQRK Pa g e 308 . . . ,,.. -.,.- -we .-.. , 1 . .Q M 9' me - 'T is',.ee.,:-izmfms.-ew--:.1---fli . 5 ffzwfs. ':-a --.avmff-1:.. 'ngmzfzl-545,-3 'eipf155:54-5'gf,:1gfgg.: A g 1 - 2- Ti- M,lai'w2-w:.:'Ef?Z.,':sr W2 , Z! -4...-1, ,nb ' 1- ,. 1 , f. gy-.. .f-lE:.3i'T:,-,,f- P - I 1 . , - - ' , -'fi ' ,V ' - 51, A ,-2f. 'ff:.-gf!!-.,f,,,.25gagQ .f '41-'V i ' ff? Team: ffafeeewwmuw- , -Mfeef Ifi2i QAIIIZAIIONS I, fr Benfon, Biqgin, Davis, Hall Jeffers, Knighl, Morfon, Murphy, Risher Silva, Thompson, Warren, Wilkes I S CAIR!-IB Founded af lhe Universily of Illinois, I909 Scarab Fralernify provides a means for affaining a broader knowledge of archifeclure and allied I arls. If secures, lhrouqh associafion, The advanfages of a more refined culture, slimulales a qroalor inleresl in expression lhrough Ihe graphic arls, promofes friendly compelifion among sludenls in schools of archifeclure. and creafes fellowship wifhin lhe frafernily. FACULTY MEMBERS I I.. B. Ambler F. M. Orr E. W. Burlihardl' F, C, Biggin F. W. Applebee R. I-I. Staples OFFICERS , JAMES L. MURPHY .... . . . Presidenf ALBION KNIGHT . . - S0-CYCINY WILLIAM F. MQCALL. JR ....... Vice-Presidenf LAMAR JEFFERS . . . . . Twaaurur I MORRIS I-IALL ..... . . . SerQef'nI'0I'A'm5 I MEMBERS Dallas Benlon Albion KVIIQIIIL Dmfid Roqors. Beverly B. BiQQin Frank MCCGII Emiquo R' SIIIVQ John E. Davis JGCI4 Moflon CIIMID3 W' Tmmpmn I Morris A. Hall James L. Murphy William T.AWarm:: I Lamar Jeffers CIWISIOPIIQV C- RISIIO' Harvey Wines I I I I I I Page 309 I ORGA HIZAIIUNS t Allen, Boyd, Cox, Glass, Godbolcl, E. C., Godbold, J. E. Hairston, Hall, Hiller, Jacobs, Myrick, Roberls TAU KAP PA ALPHA The purpose of This organizalion is: To promole and sponsor collegiale and inlercol- Iegiale forensic aclivilies, and lo recognize and reward Those sludenls excelling Therein. FACU LTY ADVISO R PROF. EUGENE D. HESS OFFICERS DAVID D. ROBERTS ....... BROOKS GLASS .... EDWIN C. GODBOLD . . A. c. ALLEN WINFREY BoYD DAVID o. cox BRooKs GLASS PQI' 'S MEMBERS EDWIN C. GODBOLD AJOHN C. GODBOLD GEORGE HAIRSTON MORRIS A. HALL Page3l0 .....fx. . . ...... Presiclenl . . . . . Vice-Presidenl' Sec rela ry-Treasurer GEORGE S. HILLER HOMER L. JACOBS JULIAN P. MYRICK DAVID D. ROBERTS ,,,,,.......i-a---- fif-We 15 ,in-:-auf.-.g..,.ff .' A ' , f N f : Q . 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L OQGANIZ AIIONS ji Bryan, Glass, Hendrick, Holladay, Jones, Keith Lennep, Mafhews, Stokes, Sfory, Tamplin CAHDINAL IIEY The obiecls of Cardinal Key, nafional honor sociefy for women. are: To sfudy, discuss, and sI'rive 'Io furfher Ihe besl' inleresls of Ihe school: Io promofe a spirif of Irafernalism 1 among all Auburn sludenls and fo ofherwise fulfill Ihe obligafions sef forth in The pledge of Cardinal Key. FACULTY ADVISORS DEAN ZQE DQBB5 DR. ROSA LEE WALSTON OFFICERS MARTHA KEITH .... MILDRED GLASS ...... CAROLYN HENDRICK . - RUTH MATHEWS . . - - MEMBERS IDA JONES MARTHA KEITH MARTHA LENNEP RUTH MATHEWS ELIZABETH BRYAN MILDRED GLASS CAROLYN HENDRICK ALMA HOLLADAY . . . . . . Prosidont . . Vico-Prosidonl Socrofary Treasurer ANNA MORRIS RUBY HELEN STONES JOSEPHINE STQRY ELIZABETH T,-xr.4?L1N Paqe3II OPGA NIZAIIONS Handley, Haygoocl, Holcombe, Pilgrim SPHINX Sphinx is a senior honor organizafion for women. ll' was esrablishecl on Ihe campus in May, I935. ll' recognizes girls who are oufslanding in scholarship, leadership. personalily. and service. Hs obiecl is Io encourage Ihese qualifies in girls on Ihe campus. FACU LTY ADVISO R MARY GEORGE LAM AR OFFICERS FLOYD PUGH .......... , . . ,,,,,, Presidenf MARY MURPI-IEY CORNELL . . , , , Vgcepresgdenf EILEEN PILGRIM ......... . . . Secrelary KATHERINE QUATTLEBAUM . , Treasurer MEMBERS MARY MURPI-IEY CGRNELL MARY QEQRQE LAMAR JANE HANDLEY EILEEN PILGRIM MARY I-IAYGOOD FLOYD PUSH VIRGINIA I-IOLCOMBE KATHERINE QUATTLEBAUM I-IELEN JONES Page 3I2 IEGAIII Baker, Brandf, Greene, Housfon, Morrison Richardson, Rowe, Whafley Oracles is a newIy-organized freshman honor sociefy and is under fhe sponsorship of Sphinx. This sociefy was organized for Ihe purpose of promofing higher scholarship among 'rhe freshman co-eds af Auburn. OFFICERS EUDENE HOUSTON . ...... President SARA ROWE ,,,.,,, ...... V ice-President SYBIL RICHARDSON , . . Secrefary-Treasurer MEMBERS VIRGINIA BAKER BETTY BELLE BRANDT DORIS EDITH GREENE WINNES EUDENE HOUSTON Page 3I3 RUBY MORRISON SYBIL RICHARDSON SARA FRANCES ROWE SUSAN MARGARET WHATLEY I ag 'T 'T kg S R? QMQHTTIONS Barber, Brown, Cooke, Gofcher, Heygood, Keifh Pilgrim, Rosser, Rudder, Smyer, Siory, Whafley THETA EPSILUN The purposes of This organizafion are: To promofe The inieresis of Home Economics in The insfiiufion, +o encouraqefschoiarship, leadership, and cheracier. FAC U LTY ADVISO R LILY SPENCER MARY HELEN WHATLEY . . OFFICERS MILDRED RUDDER ...... THEO COOKE ....... MARY HAYGOOD . . MEMBERS MATTIE JO BARBER CECILE BROWN RETHIA BURNS THEO COOKE ELIZABETH GOTCHER MARY HAYGOOD MARTHA KEITH EILEEN PILGRIM MARY ROSSER Page 3I4 . . . . . . Presideni . . Vice-Presidenf . . . . Secreiary Treasurer MILDRED RUDDER BESSIE RUTH SMYER JOSEPHINE STORY MARY HELEN WHATLEY olzellilzliuoms H, Baffleld. BOZGVTWGH, Crump Doughlie, Edmunds, Farrow, Hill WGS. HOOPCV. JONES. K.9lS0, Langley, Lewis, Lawrence, McCulchen lVlClf1lYfS. McKenney, Miller, Mullendore, Owen, Perdue, Sluddard Sylvesfer, Thomas, Ward, Wiesz, Whitman, Woodruff, Wright , PHI PSI LAMBDA CHAPTER Esfablished I936 Phi Psi. Nalional Professional Texlile Fralernily, was founded in Philadelphia. Pa., on March IS. l903 The purpose of This frarernily is: To promole good fellowship among congenial men of The fcrlilr schools and colleges, lo encourage a higher slandard in fexlile worlc, and 'ro assisl, by every hon orable means. The advancemenl of ils members. B. H. Crawford GEORGE MQCUTCHEN . . W O BOZEMAN . . Grover C. Barfield W. O. Bozeman, Jr. Charles H. Crump J. T. Doughiie Jesse Fosler Edmunds James C. Farrow V. C. Hill E. H. Hines, Jr. James F. Hooper Clarence F. Horn J. J. Jigger FACULTY MEMBERS E, W, Camp A. R. Macormac OFFICERS Presidenl LEWIS B. THOMAS . . . . Vice-Presidenl HUGH S. OWEN . . MEMBERS E. G. Jones J. C. Kelso William L. Langley Thomas D. Lewis E. J. Lawrence George McCulchen James L. Mclnfyre P. K. McKenney Charles C. Miller F. P. Mullendore Hugh S. Owen Page 3l5 Franl D. Pcrdu Charles F. Slum' Mason Sluddw A. R. S','l'.'o: r Le.-.-is B. Tiwnr J. B. Tualor Frannlm X- .3 A Hrgr, war: S. MQ. N 'il3a 2 C. V-5 tio'--93 A, valf' lelutlt Xv T7i 0l26A Nnzliious if Brooks, Carroll, Cooper, Hoculr, Johnslon Jones, Mays, Meadors, Perry Plaisance, Powell, Teague, Wadkins, Worfhy YUUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION CLYDE W. JONES . ARTHUR COOPER . Pele Brazell Exerell Brooks Bill Carroll Arlhur Cooper A. M. Hocull Jack Adams William Baria Rex Brannon Alex Burgin Arlhur Burnel'l'e Jaclc Burlron Jim Ed Buller W. G. Darly Earl Gardner Roswell Hair Melvin Hagood OFFICERS Presidenl' BOB POWELL . . . . Vice-Presidenl' BILL CARROLL . THE Y CABINET Roberl C. Johnsion Clyde W. Jones William Mays Waller Meaclors George H. Perry MEMBERS Moyer Harris James Hodges Bob Howard John T. Huff William Kidd Herberl Lee Earnesl Miller Thomas Milchell Slimpson Moore Gregory Oalcley Page 3l6 -- M-v.-Q-.--.,.........-,---. W' ' -' N- A - Ed Plaisance Bob Powell Sam Teague Milchell Wadlcins Landis Worfhy Owen Preslon. J r. C. M. Pruef John Rice D. T. Rogers Douglas Sellers Arlhur Sleele Griffin Talum Virgil Thomas Joel Thompson Max Welden Larkin' Wyers is H . -- L . - - , 1 M, ggw' ' .Lf I ,, , .. . . . ., . -H -ee' -- As,- , Q , , , fr. M ,-,,f,,f 9' -Q g'f'g f 'ff 1-.-4' W 5, 'F' 'iv-W-'.. s- f:'af4,-: 1 f-',.,,- A , Y .. , , , , . -, '-ag '-:A-'fe'-if-one ., fir:--'J-fe, sm--f-9-e: +'2f' ' T '- F 4 I ' ew' 'W grf 23915734 , . 1 .-ff'-f . ffm V - f - f'f Max. sf.,-,Lv ' ' '-,A Lrg?,af--,:,,:,v:-,,g,1-g'1,:,r:,:: -:-3-'P'-' ,ge 1 , - we- 51 sofas,-,-.',v,'4, , 5 .-f gf..-3.1, he 5 - - . 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Plffman, Roberfson, Stokes, Sfough, Suffonfz Swift, Tharp iNgra'MWHym1g-9:25, Murphv PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY W. M. LAMAR . . BENJAMIN EICH . WARREN STOUGH JOHN D. HARRELL W. P. SWIFT . . . C. R. BARRON L. D. MQGILL WELTON JACKSON W. V. STOUGH J. D. HARRELL W. H. CAHOON A. F. ASI-IURST M. V. MIMMS THOMAS COX J. L. MEIGS A. 6. WILLIAMS GEORGE HILLER SNOW HINTON OFFICERS MEMBERS M. D. CROXTON W. M. LAMAR BETH MURPHY THOMAS I-IAGAN B K. HOLLIS H. L. SUTTON L. G. MORRIS R. H. BELEW ED MITCHELL B. J. EICH F. C. GRANGER A. D. HOLMES W. H. WARD W. P. SWIFT Page 3I7 . .... Presidenr . . . . . Vice-President SecreIary and Treasurer . .... Reporicr . PorIiamenI'orion J. D. BOZEMAN WM. MALONE L. E. GODWIN W. I-I. BARIA F. T. HEBSON MARY MITCHELL RUBY HELEN STOK T. W. HAM T. W. ROBERTSON M. C. PITTMAN J. E. HARRIS J, w. HODGES SAM MMP ES .. . . ... . ...T qi-' ORG ANIZATIONS Brooks, Mays, Chilfon, Rice, Chearham, Ward, Blumberg, Cabaniss Carroll, Darfy, Dees, Harvey, Irvine, Johnson, Jones McGiIlivray, Newell, Picard, Rhodes, Thompson, Tille, Weifz, Wingafe , ALPHA PHI OMEGA DELTA CHAPTER Esfablished I927 Alpha Phi Omega, Nalional Honor Service Frafernify. was founded al LaFa elle Colle e ' I925. Y Q In Hs colors are Gold and Blue. Membership is composed of srudenrs who have disringuished Ihem- selves in scouring. .The purposes of rhis fralerniry are: To develop friendship 'ro Ian for I d' , p ex en ing leadership Io worlhwhile campus and communily proiecrs. Io develop plans for rendering service Io our fellowman, lo creale parlicipaling and underslanding cirizenry for our na'rion. EVERETT S. BROOKS . WILLIAM A. MAYS . . CECIL H. CHILTON . FACULTY MEMBERS A. L. THOMAS J. M. ROBINSON HERBERT MARTIN REV. SAM B. HAY OFFICERS . . . . . Presidenl JOHN C. RICE . . . . . . . . . Treasurer . . . . Vice-Presidenl THOMAS A. CHEATHAM . . . . . . Hislorian . . Recording Secrelary FRANKLIN L. WARD . . . Alumni Secrelary MEMBERS Viclor H. Blumberg Everefl' Brooks J. W. Cabaniss N1Villiam B. Carroll Thomas A. Cheafham Cecil H. Chilfon W. G. Darly J. K. Newell Roberl' W. Dees Arlhur E. Hargeff James P. Irvine William Johnson Clyde W. Jones Archie McGillivray William A. Mays Page 318 Leon Picard Virgil V. Rhodes John C. Rice William D. Thompson I-Iarolcl B. Til'Ie Franklin L. Ward Frederick J. Weilz Frank B. Wingale UMA IZA Af l Bedford, Bowen, Bozeman, Bryanf, Burroughs, Chrisfenberry, Davis, Eden Gardiner, Graham, Haup'r, Holladay, Hollis, Kyser, McClurkin McGraw Pailerson, Perkins, Sl. Clair, Sfephenson, Slone, D. C., Slone, J. T., Webb, Williams Wilson SEARS-HUEBUCI4 SCHOLARSHIP CLUB posed of Jrwenly-five freshmen who have been selecred by members of The facully of The School of Agricullure lo receive scholarships 'ro Turlher Their slucly in The science of agricullure. Those WILLIAM G. EDEN . PAUL HOLLIDAY . . Thomas J. Bedford Frank H. Bowen Jennings Bozeman Merlin T. Bryani Joe Burroughs. Jr. D. K. Chrislenberry. Leonidas Davis William G. Eden scholarships are given annually by The Sears-Roebuck Company. OFFICERS . . . Presidenl' LEON GRAHAM . . . Sccreldfv TH-0 U' ' . Vice-Presidenl' DAN W. HOLLIS . . ..... R0P0 l0' MEMBERS David Gardiner Leon Graham John G. Haupl Paul Holliday Dan W. Hollis Jr, William T. Kyser Joseph McClurlcin. Jr. Vernon S. McGraw LeRoy Pailerson Page 3I9 Wayne R. Perliins Leslie Sf. Clair James H. Sfcphens David C. Sfono J. T. Slono Alva T. Webb A. G. Williams, Jf. Lewis Wilson on ,.-.-. GLEE CLUB Direcfor OFFICERS EDWARD DUNLOP MCCAULEY . DENNIS NEWTON ....... SAMUEL FULLER TEAGUE . . GEORGE GRAHAM PERRY . . MEMBERS K. BAKER JOHNSTON HAWKINS A. C. BEDSOLE WILLIAM HENRY W. BOYD J. HUBBARD D. CARLTON PHARIS JOHNSON C. CHILTON BRUCE KELLY TONY CORTINA LAWRENCE LEE J. COUCH CHARLES CRAWFORD REID DOSTER MALCOLM EDWARDS R. S. FARNHAM WALTER GOING R. L. GRIFFIN JOHN MANTEL DUNLOP MQCAULEY TOM MEMORY D. W. MOODY W. R. MOODY DENNIS NEWTON T. PAYNE E. O. PEARSON G. PERRY Page 320 . . . Presidenf . . . Vice-Presidenf . . . Business Manager . . Secrefary and Treasurer E. ROUSE V. W. SELLERS R. D. SMITH CARL SMITH L. B. SMITH E. S. SMITH P. SNYDER JOHN TAYLOR WILSON TAYLOR SIAM TEAGUE GEORGE WEAVER H. L. WELSTEIJ TURNER WILLIAMS 'I SHE' T F310 , IV I I I I I I 1411?--L ah T-- INTEPINATIUNAL RELATIONS CLUB in inI'ernaTIonaI affairs and who meef The enfrance requiremenfs. If affiliafes wifh and is sponsored by The Carnegie Insfifufe of Washingfon. FACULTY ADVISORS PROP. CHARLES S. DAVIS DR. JOHN GOFF OFFICERS LAMAR WHITE ......... ..... . ........ P residenf BERTHA KAHN ....... ...... V ice-Presidenf EDWIN C. GODBOLD JEAN BATIGNE CHARLOTTE BOWDEN A. D. BURKE JACK CARR SID COOK SAM DORFMAN Y. A. ELIZONDO BROOKS GLASS EDWIN C. GODBOLD GASTON GREIL JEAN INORAM BOB JOHNSTON MEMBERS BERTHA KAHN MARY O. LAMAR EOY LASETER J. A. MCCOOL WALTER MEADORS DAN MEADOWS JOAN METZGER BARKALOW M. O. RADOETT CARL PREER S. H, RICHARDSON DAVID ROBERTS ROBERT ROBERTS FRED SCI-IOMBURG NELL SHELTON Page 32l Secrefary-Treasurer PERRY SCHWARTZ PERCY SOUTH HOWARD STRONG NANOYE THOMPSON HAROLD TITLE J. O. TURNIPSEED JACK TODD J. H. WHEELER LAMAR WHITE GUY WILLIAMS DAVID WITTEL WAYNE WONDERLEY -Mr-A--nwfv 2 , I1lwIVg... R E if -L , Il-.A . wqf lb-'IM' Wm - f Aux .- 15- my RIMM K ,3 '..,-.Lu .gl Nd , -' 'IT' usp- -fxzlp V - . gs., an I,-pm , N135 i K T J 5 l N. R. CRAWFORD J. W. CAMMACK Tommie Atwood T. W. Athey W. E. Alston W. J. Alverson J. B. Andrews B. L. Brockway Aaron Baxter J. C. Bullington Herbert Barnes J. B. Brackin J. H, Blackstone J. l. Brurnley J. M. Bolling H. A. Bean Joe Burroughs M. J. Beard C. L. Breedlove T. E. Braley J. L. Burleson H. Bazemore N. R. Crawford Joe Chastain Robert Cargile C. E. Cook J. W. Cammack A. A. Clemens L. H. Collier A. VV. Cooper E. S. Collier W. T. Coker R. L. Cooper M. R. Cox C. Campbell G. P. Dexter J. D. Davis J. N. Dennis W. Donaldson AGRICULTURE CLUB D. B. Davis S. L. Davis W. H. Dawsey L. C. Detamore T. C. Davis J. P. Dcan W. G. Eden R. H. Espy C. J. Eiland Fred English G. L. Edwards K. M. Funchess E. D. Fouts R. C. Frederick L. Fowler Rouse Fordham C. F. Grisham P. M. Gilliland L. E. Gowder J. G. Gilmore Leon Graham O. D. Gissendanner R. W. Gay W. E. Glenn David Grisham Robert Goodgame Burwell Green Claude Hardee M. E. Holt T. F. Harlin W. L. Holston L. M. Helms J. E. Herbert J. P. Holladay W. D. Huggins J. D. Huggins D. F. Holcombe OFFICERS . . . President S. L. OAKLEY . . Vice-President MORR!S WHlTE . MEMBERS G. W. Hall F. H. Morgan B. C. Hill R. F. McNully J. A. Hill Joe McClurkin C. L. Hollingsworth Dan Meadows E. E. Holland R. M. Newman A. M. Hocutt J. R. Hubbard J. K. Holmes J. C. Holmes J. R. Hall L. Harris J. G. l-laupt Mabry Huggins O. M Johnson R. L. Johnson E. W. Jordon S. C. Jones L. C. Jones T. W. Jester Thomas Johnson M. E. Jacobs, Jr. W. T. Kyser T. A. Kelly W. B. Kelly D. W. Kiser C. V. Lyle G. R. Lynn Dock Loyd W. M. Loveman H. M. Lyda J. Langford H. D. Moses H. V. McElwee W. L. Martin W. A. Murrah S. P. McClendon H. L. McQueen Page 322 Bill Nichols E. B. Nix Hoyt Nations C. C. Owen G. L. Oakley W. T. Porter R. C. Pike P. R. Pettis S. C. Pinion Wayne Perkins R. M. Prather, Jr J. L. Parish T. E. Paden W. E. Prickett P. M. Prickett A. M. Poe R. S. Payne M. C. Patty W. H. Parkman P. M. Pruitt J. C. Phillips L. Patterson John Rea V. V. Rhodes R. W. Rhodes Ernest Rogers M. L. Reddoch Harold Romine J. C. Rice E. M. Reynolds W. Smitherman E. L. Sturdivant . Secretary . Treasurer J. H. Sellers J. D. Sellers J. C. Stewart Rush Spradley P. H. Smith H. Shaddix J. W. Sanders N. Steele J. H. Stewart J. E. Shelton M. L. Thomas H. P. Thomas Joll Thompson P. E. Thompson W. A. Turner G. W. Terrell W. E. Thombs F. C. Turner A. V. Thomas Max Vines C. C. Vickery E. D. Woody Hoyt Wilson P. M. Wilder J. C. Wade Ryland Williams Morris White Cecil Wallace E. Wakefield, Jr Hoyt Warren O. P. Whitten S. H. Williams A. B. Walton F. L. Welborn G. Walters Frances Weaver J. H. Yates Z' W2 h--. FUTURE FARMER UF AlVlERlCX OFFICERS G. L. OAKLEY . . . . . Presiclenl' E. L. STURDIVANT . HUBERT BARNES . ...... Vice-Presidenl' O. M. JOHNSON . . MACK THOMAS . . . . . .... Reporier MEMBERS W. H. Alsobrook W. J. Alverson Joe Bob Andrews T. W. Afhey Thomas Alwood R. M. Avery H. Barnes W. T. Barnes H. Bazemore M. J. Beard Leroy Berry J. D. Beck J. Black P. O. Blackwell A. M. Bolling J. B. Brackin Thomas E. Braly S. Rex Brannon Regan Brill James W. Brown J. T. Brumley J. C. Bullinglon O. F. Burns Joe W. Burrows J. H. Camp Terrell Cannon M. L. Carroll R. J. Chandler Roger Chapman J. J. Chaslain C. J. Chaslain Joel Clemenls Joe Cleland A. A. Clemens E. S. Collier Lawson Collier C. E. Cook Young Cook W. R. Cox S. L. Davis T. C. Davis V. O. Deloney H. M. Doss J. P. Eden Fred English Roy Frederick E. D. Fouls Earl Gardner Par Gary W. E. Glenn Charley Glover D. F. Gowder B. T. F. Griffins R. L. Griffin O. D. Gissendanner R. P. Goggans Bob Goodgame Larkin Harris Ben Hagler l. E. Hammons Wiley Hardwick D. F. Holcombe T. J. Holmes G. S. Higginbolham R. E. Jeffreys O, M. Johnson Roberr Johnson E. V. Jones D. Loyd Henry Lyda C. V. Lyle W. L. Marlin Dan Meadows S. P, McClendon H. S. McKaY E. D. McCalls J. D. McDaniel E. H. Miller Page 323 F. H. Morgan J. H. Mosley W. A. Murrah Hoyf Nalion Thurman Nabors James Neighbors Riley Newman T. C. Owen J. L. Oakley W. F. Parker W, H. Parkman T. E. Padcn S. E. Pale Dock Pcflus Bobby Pickens S. E, Pinon J. C. Phillips A. D. piL'VTTC'i5 R, Price P. M. Prickl-. H.-nf-, Pun J. G. RL-J O...-rs Ri.-ci'-r E, M, R'-rv-s J, A. Rgmi-'r JJ ':'S l' C S.. ,. X'-'I Swim.. y,1 R S? i' 1 1,. g,,1,.. Jill ..,,5 5. I 'w.'.', li, S L, S . . v 1, -f VV: T F T ' i E T V. , ...- ..3 Er- SN' fl-'ar ' . TL!! l l F . LJ -... l5K.r ORGANIZATIONS 'Tl I . I K I . .1. gif. - , i '5 IE . Pl s I I I I I gi I W. E. JONES T. E. BONDS H. C. Arrendale J. T. Atkinson W. R. Beasley J. T. Billingsly V. H. Blumberg T. E. Bonds L. E. Bowen W. E. Bowie P. F. Burner? T. C. Brown H. G. Brown C. C. Carlfon H. R. Case J. H. Clanlon M. L. Crawford M. Davidson C. R. Ross W. D. Dean L. A. Deese J. W. DeMilly L. R. Diamond S. H. Dorfman George Eason J. H. Edwards EPIICAN VETERI ARY MEDICAL J. W. Evans T. H. Farr . A. Faughn F. O. Garreff O. E. Galyon D. C. Gibbs H. S. Goldberg W. O. Green A. T. Grayev E. P. Hamner . D. Haworlh B. Hilliard B. Hinson . Hobbs T. F. Hodges R. A. Houslon B. S. Huslon L. D. Jacobs J. L. Johns S. M. Johnson L. D. Johnson R. A. Johnson C. H. Jones P. B. Jones .D. - ---- --- 4 --.er-Me -Li-.-..... - ,gl vY,w,Vn i SSUCIATIU OFFICERS . . . Presidenl' H. C. ARRENDALE . . . Vice-Presidenl' B. H. MAYO . . . MEMBERS . E. Jones . A. Jordan . E. Jung J. Kelley C. Kelley E. Kendall M. Kroll Lennon W. Leonard 'Long M. Long Marks Marsh T. Mason G. Marlin Marslon Mafrhis H. Mayo N. Mead W. D. McCoy J. M. McGlohon W. McKee J. C. McNeil Page 324 McCormack T. Mifchell J. Moore O. Moore G. Moorman Phillippi S. Piper . E. Plummer J. Powell D. W. Pillman Rachman Reinow B. Richman C. Ross D. Ruch L. Rubin H. Scham G. Shell O. Slappey W. Smilh Smifh H. Spears W. Slaples D. Slifh Sfein . Sec rela ry . Treasurer M. Slrickland M. Slrock L. Sulherland Talley W. Tanner W. Tedder G. Thompson Thompson B. Tille H. Traylor F. Vollberg F. Warren Weaver G. Weilz Whilling F. Wiall L. Williams M. Wise Wiseburg Willen Wolf R. Yarbrough J. Young . . . .M .W-.1.... --17 -:fi-rj--1 'Z P . rf R ., AIVIEEICAN INSTITUTE UE ELECTRICAL JOHN E. LOWERY, JR. BRANDT M. CAMERON EARLE M. SIGLER . . . PROF. W. W. HILL . . EDWIN H. ALLEY W. E. BENNS W. M. BOGGS. JR. HARRY B. BROWN WILBUR B. DAVENPORT JOHN T. EDWARDS. JR. B. H. EILAND. JR. MARTIN H. FISHER ARTHUR W. FRAZIER H. J. GREENE. JR. JAMES E. GUNN FRANK B. GUNTER ENGINEERS OFFICERS MEMBERS WILLIAM B. HAWTHORNE PATRICK H. HILL EDWARD GORDON KEITH EUGENE M. KNIGHT R. E. LEDBETTER EARL H. LINDSEY JACK LOVE WALTER J. McCULLA CLAYTON H. MERRELL HAMPTON MILLER LAWRENCE B. MOSS CHARLES S. MYERS M. MACIAS NOA Page 325 . . . Presideni . . . . . . Vice-Chairman . Secrefary and Treasurer . ....... Counselor DAVE PHELPS O. R. PRESTON. JR. GAYLE RILEY GEORGE L. SHUMAKER JACK THOMAS SMITH ARTHUR E. STEELE HUBERT W. STONE WALTER L. SUTTON JOE TREIS J. H. WALKER RICHARD LEE WATKINS C. F. WATTS RICHARD J. WOOD ...sin ' N ' 4 f' '4.,..-,. , , . , AL -. . , fl-' A -.. '.,,,i1... f GMI' It . MINE...-. .I . .. . , 1. ,4 fr... -xfigw-lu N -- c ' .nv- . - , E, g'1iE,,qv'?, , A T .ggazgf 4 V' ac. 4 JI N 1 x N-1, I Q.- , at - Q. I A. ,,- . ' 1 rf- L .r C .N 5:- Q-.. Q P S Q . 5. . x 5 ANIEIIICAN SOCIETY CE CIVIL ENGINEERS D. S. PRUITT ..... A. R. HARPER ..... OFFICERS WILLIAM B. STELZENMULLER . CLAY H. DEAN .... PROP. A. C. BARROW . MISS LESLIE CUMMINS J. P. VALENTINO JOHN REDMOND J. W. CUNNINGHAM BILLY GILMORE SAM W. MONTGOMERY J. H. HANCOCK MEMBERS J. G. BROWN THERON KARGE MARTIN ODLEN JOSEPH HELMSING RICHARD BIGGER JOHN ADAMS THOMAS SMITH V. P. CROCKETT G. J. GREIL Page 326 . . . Presideni' . Vice-Presideni' . . Secre-'rary . . . . Treasurer . . Faculry Advisor JOHN POLARD GEORGE MCWHORTER MORGAN BUNCH H. C. MABRY L. R. ALDRIDGE. JR. B. C. JORDAN TOM BURNUM AX B ' I IYVQ I vrrfgiu-X'gx f I ANHHHCAN SOCIETY UFIWECHANHML ROY DODGE . . H. B. POLLARD . . GORE KEMP ..... G. FRANKLIN WARD . JAMES M. EOLMAR JAMES C. SWANNER MARK R. NICHOLS ROBERT v. JONES' FRED P. RICHARDSON CLYDE H. VANN, JR. ROSWELL M. HAIR. JR. WALTER B. JONES CHARLES E. PRICE EARL W. BROWN M. O. CRUMBAKER TOM MEMORY BEN S. BRANCH CECIL CONNOR ENGINEERS PROF. CHARLES R. HIXON Advisor OFFICERS MEMBERS THOS. J. BOWEN JAMES H. HASTIE, JR. ROBERT C-. MERRILL THOMAS R. BODDEN WM. E. WILSON ROBERT NEELY GEORGE R. DOLICHTIE JOHN J, CAIN JEAN R. BATIONE GEO. R. MAPLES, JR. JAMES MCDONALD JOSEPH R. RARRISH JOHN C. FOX HARRY C. JACKSON Page 327 . . . PreSIdDnI . . . . . Vice-Prosidcni Secrefary and Treasurer Repoder L. O. WESTBROOI1, JR. RUSSELL PAUL HOMER VERNON PHILIP W. SMITH LEE M. DICKENSON CARTER CLEMENTS FRANCIS VVELLS ARTHUR T. OUSLEI GEO. M. GUTHRIE L. EDWARD WALL.-ACE. WILLIAM MASTIN C. A. JOLLEY, JSI FRANCIS R. BAGEII FERLTINADU FPEII' ' ,... ,......-..-,,,,,.-. TEE :TQ-i'..I'fsf..J.1.r 2' ' A .valet -, ,,A -R I '. I' I I r I .I 1 I I I i I I I 2 I I I I I E I t I I Q: I . ew II Q 5' I I! I 1 I li ', II ,I I 'I H .I 5? II t. 'I If I I I ,, II 5 I mx: ,ZA I5 I. In 1, t, I 1 4: 5 I EL if Lg F meaenfinf 1fA6 G GLUMERATA ADVERIISEIAS ? z l 9 s SINCE 1883 I USE STANDARD FERTILIZERS FIELD TESTED MADE BY STANDARD CHEMICAL CO. - E. INC. D ' TROY, ALABAMA . C Good as the Best and Better than the Rest Tl-IE coLLEeE INN WE ARE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SERVE You GOOD FOOD 0 MUSIC 0 SGDA The best of everything always P. Bagley JAKE. JIMMY, AND BILLY I-HTC:-lcocK's coFFEE sHoP ' CHICKEN DINNERSg SEAFOODS WESTERN STEAKS TO OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS We Wisll at this time to malce you acquaintecl with certain changes recently instituted into our service, new lines Fostoria Glass., Roseville Pottery, Chase Brass ancl Copper. Sporting Goocls, Flat Silver, College Seal ancl Fraternity Jewelry. Eastman Ko- clalcs and Accessories, Masquerade Costumes NEW AND SECOND HAND Booxs TYPEWRITERS AND oPP1cE SUPPLIES Bl1RTON'S BOOK STORE O COMPLIMENTS A - - OF jeweler REAVES WHOLESALE Expert Watch maker and jewelry repairer ALL KINDS OF FINE STAPLE AND FANCY JEWELRY GROCERIES CAMPHILL, ALABAMA AUBURN, ALABAMA FANCY GROCERIES AND WESTERN MEATS AUBURN CASH GROCERIES AIR-CONDITIONED B B PITTS, Owner Phone 320 AUBURN, ALABAMA Mm ENS WEAR99 Young Men's Clothes for Auburn . 4,,, ,, ! 4 I We Q owe xvilSf'll, McKel'a.ll 8 McDaniel Z Z MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA A THE , TIGER THEATER CLEANING LAUNDRY AND DRY 7. , . Home of Select Qua ,ty Serwce prctures Call Jim Thigpen E67 B. Lowe nly the latest and best pictures 182-W-Night-209 reproduced with perfect sound eqlllpment Day Phone Laundry 193 Dry Cleaning 294 C I AUBURN, ALABAMA FOR AUBURN ALWAYS LARGEST AND STRONGEST IN EAST ALABAMA ...?. STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First Nationa an OPELIKA, ALABAMA At close of husine ss Decemher 31, 1937 Resources Liabilities Loans and Discounts .............. S652,893.47 Capital Stock '-.bAq- Sloo 000 00 U. S. Bonds .......... . . . 231468.75 A ' ' - 1 S 1 f d .A.,. 250,010.10 Other stocks and bonds .... .... 1 61,065.10 Jrg.u.2 Sn H 18 Q7 go Furniture and Fixtures .. .. 13,000.00 n W1 e pm ts 'I ' Real Estate ......... . . 11,500.00 C A 5 H DEPOSITS Due from banks ......,..,, ..... Q1 901,846.66 Individual '-ir - I r 51,662,192-S4 Cash in vault .... . . . 60,691.76 Banks .... 2,075-00 5962538.42 Sl,664,267.84 S2,032,465.74 52,032-465.74 flgl,-il..-1-' MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Dividends Paid in the L3 St Eighteen Years. 52801100.00 O 11 J 0 11 I1 S 0 I1 PHOTOGRAPHER 1141 First Avenue COLUMBUS, GEORGIA lil OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 1938 GLOMERATA E . To always work with rnen as dependable, ejicient, and personable as Don johnson has proved to he in handling the photographic work for the 1938 Glomerata would he a pleasure to -look forward to in later life. The quality of his ,work speaks for itself, and to say that his work is Service P erso nified is no exaggeration. MORRIS HALL JARVIS BROWN Editor-in-Chief Business Manager THE me GLOMERATA IS BOUND IN A Km acmblf Cm Designed anal procfucecf by THE KlNssPoRT PRESS, INC. E KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS Manufacturer of Fraternity and Sorority Jewelry, Class Rings and Pins Commencement Announcements Diplomas, Cups-Medals-Trophies Maker of Gfficial Ring for Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Commencement Invitations for Senior Class Rebresentative E. G. FITZGERALD Box 1072 Birmingham. Alabama , ROBERT L. BURKES OfHce Desks. Filing Cabxnets Tables and Stationery Insurance and Real Estate MERCANTILE PAPER . COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Phone 264 Auburn, Al Comgilfments of I I Cl0flle-9 fo ff HAGEDORN'S Opelika's Leading Department Store Opelika, Alabama -Say It Wfth Flowers OPELIKA FLORAL COMPANY OPELIKA, ALABAMA DAY PHONE 211 NIGHT PHONE 205-W HOWARD'S 5 AND 100 STORE Eenie meenie minie moe D H d' own to owar s we must go With courteous service sales are made And all the students like t tr d N EW-MODERN BENSQN'S PITTS HOTEL CONFECTIONERY Every ZOO? With JIM HOWARD PITTS, Proprietor .X X I I N Hr, Oki - L ss-fa. . 0 t. st fl-. ' - 441. .A I- X X, X X -ZX i S .2 VX : DZ X X ,X , .H i . ,,. ax t , 5. at . , in gr-. X ,-I 1 ll . 1- 4 1 ' 4,441 Tv. -.L tv-I fi? , .1 . . ' H Es- :xx EIN ,.f- SL' Llffif . lt. U s.. -. ' - N -. -- ff-' V v ' A X 5 H f at Q 0 4-rf Wirxizm ,- f- 4 : - 1 ...J-A-, 9' I v , - . 1 - , ng ggi Qt. J.. ' sift.. at f, . rm fl ' - f'- 4 1' lf' N' .J-'ff P ' ,-i,,',l , l I,-A, fini- . 5 qi, f A- L1 .gag-'jf-.:,' ,j 1 , n ' '7 'L' .. 3? 5 -. . 1. .: 1' 11:3 -4 a kf:,'i:7 -', T 1 Kr AUBURN IS PROUD Qf Her 20,000 Ex-Students . WHO HAVE become leaders in engineering, agriculture, chemistry and pharmacy, architecture and allied arts, education, veterinary medicine, business, home economics, and the United States Army WHO HAVE, from day to day and year to year, contributed to the South's and the Nation's development WHO HAVE, in their own particular way, added to the enrichment of American , life , AND WHO WILL, as the years pass and succeeding younger classes take their places in the ranks of educated, well-trained citizens Continue to Carry Forward the Spirit of Auburn , , . b ' rcatcr To the end that learning, intelligence, and hard work may ring g human happiness to America's m1ll10nS- was W ,. ,. COME WHAT MAYH x CONFIDENCE is the heritage of youth .... it is also a fundamental requirement of business .... attained by long study, training and experience ' We have enjoyed the confidence of yearbook Staffs throughout the country for over thirty years .... an accomplishment for which We are truly grateful and justly proud .... coLLEdE Auisiofxr DfVISIOlSl ALABAMA E N GRAVIN C1 C CMPANY B 1 RM I N Gs HAM 5 'as F N H Q Q In 1 F U' If in 5' PHIIITIIIIJ EIllIlPAIlY19rI1ASHVIllE Q .I ., 0 H 3 0 slenuuv 95 WAN SU G S we entered the GLOMERATA office to write this last bit of copy, we began to d I a we are l' f r the first time that this darn thing is about finishe . n one w y rea ize o glad and in many ways we are sad. As we opened the door we had to kick the paper f in order to be able to advance further. The office was quiet except out o our way for one of the staff members pecking the typewriter in an effort to write his much neglected girl friend a letter, explaining to her that he will be able to write more often now that the Glomerata is finished. It is a sad affair for all of us. We have shot the works in an effort to make all the discounts, balance all the budgets, get this book to you by May lst and still be on time for that class that meets every morning at 8:00. that we have shot the works, but right now no one knows Well, maybe we do feel more than we, that without the assistance of a great many people it would have been May 1, 1939, before you would have received this book. We wish to express our appreciation to the following who have contributed so much to the publication of this volume: The members of the staff who have had to cut about as many classes as we have, Mr. Kirtley Brown, our advisor who has con- tributed many helpful suggestions, Mr. Elmer Salter, for helping us collect the pictures and copy for the athletic section, Mr. Cecil Brooks, our staff photographer who has gone so far as to stand on his head in order to get the proper angle on his subject, Miss Pattie Haney, for helping us read the proof and correct our many mistakes, Miss Allie Glenn, who saw to it that we had our check waiting for us at the end of every month, Mr..Travis Ingram, for keeping us from spending more money than we had, Mr. Don Johnson, the photographer who made the pictures for the class section and did a swell job of it, Mr. Bob Faerber, Mr. E. G. Fitzgerald and Mr. Roy Hickman of the Alabama Engraving Company, Mr. W. A. Benson, Mr. R. G. Benson, Mr. Joe Ledbetter and Mr. Dan Eadie of the Benson Printing Company, Mr. Marion Ware, Prof. C. R. Hixon and Albion Knight, for helping us with the views of the campus, and all others who in any way assisted in the successful publication of this volume. MORRIS HALL, Editor-in-Chief JARVIS BROWN, Business Manager I I f I I I I I - I I I I I I Yu I 4 X 'N ' . n 5 ,1 w A .J I R 4 :r ,-A s O ' , ,- I ll. - 1 ,B fx' M42-:QM '-'-'- c,.,:q,15TfNlrp,.IW, ..- .-.,t, K V 'wsvue-1- 1 -- ff' I L' , 'i h . Q' I . - Q'-A .l 'A A ' 1 I 4 4 Uv. .!'.5.?':5, .. I 'II r' nd? . - 1 ,.1,-W , F-.fgqerw 1-rt 1.-WT'-'H -f. :NE J ' -,lf ' V 1 - -.. ew 'M ' -A .-...v - I ...if ' vAypyf.4..J+. . - .. I If , W' IMP! Mb, .A s . I I, ,-.awlitzipxl . ll J 4 . . . I 9-1'r 'ali x ,N P . N ' U'-U.: Rauf , .' I . I. , 1- -I L ' ffm'- .- -,, '. .. - . ' , ,. , , l V , .4 . . 5, .. 1 . .W gzflhr .v' 'ek ' ' le 138:42 - fair ' v !'l:. . 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