Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 374 of the 1942 volume:

-Lk_e mm ■ :risis, Auburj more I EAGLI Editor.......................................JOE MEADOWS Business Manager................................SAM NETTLES All EAGLE • WAR EAGLE WAR EAGI.E • WAR EAGLE J _n JLJr e “United We Stand; Dividod Wo Fall. This old proverb was proved again this year on our campus. Wo wore hit hard by Undo Sam and tho defense industries, but ever quick to rally and face what comes, the Auburn Tigers were in there fighting until the last bell rang. On the gridiron, the court, the cinders, the diamond; some of our most valuable men were whisked away over night. But by sticking together and work-ing, playing, and fighting for our Alma Mater, we wore always able to let them know we wore thore— together. Wo can't think of anything to tell you about the friendliness on this Auburn campus. Wo bclicvo that ovoryone who has ever heard of Auburn knows that it is the friendliest collego in tho United States. Hay ridos. picnics, dances, initiations, parties, and thousands of other things. Who said that college was all work and no play? r d n ) p ) nnd_LcJ r PR Ux£_j _oi ejLa ji : L JuLl) $1 Db A O'NEAL 8LUE GREENE AH OF T DU S T E For their wise leadership. faithful service, end progressive ections which have enabled Auburn to enjoy the greatest expansion in her history, the administration, faculty and students are grateful to the Auburn Board of Trustees. HIS EXCELLENCY FRANK M. DIXON, Ex-officio Chairman COLLINS MERRILL EXECUTIVES OF THE Always one who is deeply interested in our problems and their solutions, and one who is greatly admired for his courage and initiative, is our governor. Frank Murray Dixon. A veteran of the first World War, he has shown each of us that courage and perseverance are two things that every one of us needs and should have for success. He has distinguished himself and is known for his ability as a statesman and a diplomat. He is one of the best leaders in the state and has done the most in guiding our state during its troubled times. We have felt his influence as have all of our sister schools in the state and are deeply grateful to him for all that he has done in our behalf. His has been a term of good government and he has been continually in favor of the things he thinks will be for our good. Most of us do not know him personally, but each of us has felt his influence in many ways. Our governor chat with a couple ot the ttudent body. Governor Dixon � how� an active part in the Detente Program. CL who has probably done more for Auburn than any one man and one who is loved and respected by every student on this campus is our soft-spoken and friendly President, Dr. Luther Noble Duncan. A graduate of our favorite school himself, ho knows our problems, our trials, our temptations, and our solutions better than wo do ourselves. Ho is ever ready and willing to help all students at any time on any problems that are bothering them. He is always the first to speak when you meet on the campus. That smile is ever presont on his lips and his kind words always smooth over any defeat that wo might have mot. He has been in his present capacity for the past six years: during this time he has built Auburn up and put it among the top ranking colleges of the nation. During this short span of time, Auburn has seen some of the greatest changes that will ever come in its career. Her enrollment is the largest in her history, and her students are tho friendliest and most congenial in these United States. He does not limit his deeds of good work to this vicinity but is noted for tho diplomacy and tact with which he handles both his local and state tasks. His influence reaches and touches deeply the hearts of every Auburn graduate and undergraduate. His loyalty and sincerity are things which will hold our profoundest esteem for many years to come. Ho is our friend. PRESIDENT DUNCAN Coming to Auburn before tho last great war. Deans Judd and Biggin have brought their schools through some of the most trying times this collego has yot soon. Thoir curricula is dosigncd to meet tho most advancod needs of the nation and this modern ago. Studonts leave and go out in the world fully capablo of carrying on tho great Auburn spirit because thoir neods havo boon met by these two doans. ZE8ULON JUDD Doan. School of Educafion FREDERIC CHILD BIGGIN Doan. School of Architecture and Alliod Arts W. TRAVIS INGRAM Businost Maraqer RALPH B. DRAUGHON Eiocutive Secretary Carrying on tho battle both hero and abroad are those men who are second in command only to the president. They are the ones who help shape the plans and policies and future aims of the colloge and the requirements of the students. It is through their foresight that our groat collego has prospered and grown beyond somo of our wildest droams. Some of thoir ideas wo naturally did not like, being young and perhaps not as wise as we thought we were, but they have proved to bo tho best for all of us. Because they have stuck by their guns and have forced us to do the things they know to bo right wo can leavo this school and know that our Alma Mater will continue in the high favor of the nation, and that those who follow will have something to live and work for. - ±Loji Two of tho newest Doans on the Auburn campus, Mrs. Spidle and Dr. Allen, havo alroady proved themselvos a friond and help to tho students who como in contact with them. Both have soon to it that tho curricula offorod to their studonts is wide and variod and that it contains enough to make them successful men and women in their particular field. Their vigor and zeal have made their schools much more vital to all cf us. MRS. MARION WALKER SPIDLE Hoad. School of Homo Economics ROGER W. ALLEN Dean, School of Scionco and Literature ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ALLIE GLENN Troaturor ROSA LEE WALSTON Director of Women Students KIRTLEY BROWN Publications Editor SAM BREWSTER Director of Buildings and Grounds Exports in thoir own particular lino of work, those four have beon instrumental in putting Auburn in tho top college class of the nation. Most of them, in-torostod primarily in tho new things on tho campus, havo had a good oppor-tunity to put the beginners on the right track. Dr. Walston, as director of the women students, has helped each girl and has offered them the benefits of her wide training and experience. Mr. Brewster is the man who has finally done something about the looks of the campus and Mr. Brown is our publicity agent who has made Auburn practically a household word. And the bulk of the monoy in the collcqo, which wo stand in line so long to give, is handled by Miss Glonn. Each one indispensable to us and the future of our school. mini Ono of the oldest men on the campus and still one of the most energetic and influential profos-sors is Dean Petrie. Coming hore in 1887 he has beon a faithful leader in every phase of college life. Dean Sugg has been in our beloved school since pre-war days and is known on Vet Hill as one of the staunch friends of tho students. Both are particularly important for the help thoy rondor to the college and studonts. Buildors of our bodios and our minds are the four picturod hero. Realizing that no school, college or nation can proporly function if the individuals in it are weak in body or in mind, those administrators have given us a program that will not only help us but will boncfit the nation in its time of greatest need. Putting Auburn on the sport pages of the large city daily newspapers has boon one of the many foats of Coach Meagher and at the same time the military program hat undergone some drastic changes that have given us all a keener insight on war and its problems. Our health is taken care of by Dr. Dennis in one of the best college infirmaries on any campus in the South; Miss Martin has keot our new library stocked with now literature and the latest books. JACK MEAGHER Head Coach COLONEL JOHN J. WATERMAN Commandant Him J. V. BROWN Director. Student Placement and Homing LYNN S. BLAKE Dean, School of Pharmacy The back-bono of any nation are those men in the fields of engineering, chemistry, agriculture. The Deans of these schools at Auburn have given the students a program that will meet tho industrial needs of such a country as ours. Auburn men are eagerly sought by large plants and con-corns. The fact that A. P. I. graduates havo such a reputation is duo to tho onorgy and persistence of these men. CLIFFORD L. HARE Dean, School of Chemistry BENJAMIN R. SHOWALTER Director. Extension Teaching V. W. LAPP Acting Director of Physical Education and Intramural Sports JOHN JENKINS WILMORE Dean, School of Engineering There are many problems to be mot in tho running and organization of a successful college. Some students must havo employment in ordor to got the much-cherished education, and all must havo some form of physical exorciso. Still others are not so fortunate and must take thoir courses by correspondence and after all have graduated they want to koop in contact with tho many friends they made in school and with the school. These four are the hoads in their respective fields. Mr. Brown has pulled more than one student out of the depths of despair by offering him employment. Dr. Showalter carrios on the correspondence with the out-of-town students and Dr. Lapp keeps our bodies fresh and healthy with intramural sports. MARION J.FUNCHESS Dean, School of Agriculture VHSKS DR. JAMES WALLACE TJDMORE L L - 0 YD G E CALVIN ANDREW ELLIOT AMPTON DAUGHTRY PERRITT M LBERT JOSEPH WILBERT STUDENT ACTIVITIES n______ CHARLES FLOWERS ROBERT O. HAAS HERBERT MARTIN During the 1941-42 session the Executive Cabinet pushed further in the direction of close contact with the students of Auburn. Aided by the constitutional revisions of the past three years, the members of the Cabinet continued to give new power and 02 1 new prestige to the Executive Cabinet. This year's group cooperated with the college officials in promoting the Freshman Orientation Week, a week devoted entirely to freshmen and their introduction to the campus of Auburn. This plan was approved by the Cabinet of two years ago in an effort to aid freshmen in their transition to life on our campus, and its purposes were continued by the executive group of this year. During this week the new students became acquainted with the town and campus, were registered, took Placement Examinations, met classes and professors. Under the constitutional revisions of last year the 1941-42 Cabinet continued the Qualifications Board. The Board examines candidates for student offices, passes on vidual the qualification papers written by prospective candidate dncerning aims toward better student government, and approves nomi an attempt to encourage more of the superior stu sented to the student body an enumeration of the varidus student government offices. HUGH MADDOX HENRY PARK PETE KING TOM IUUINGTON HOMER WRIGHT ANN PAEEORO Cullen ward H. C. McCLANAHAN NELL GILCHRIST ED. CAOENHEAD JOHN SRENCER WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT SARAH CULPEPPER MILDREO BROWN DAVIS MARJORIE PRINCE Vlc«-Prt id«nt S cr«t � nr Tr«4iuf« NELL GILCHRIST P(«ild«M ol Womtn’t Student Government BINNIE ROSS EMMA JEAN VICK MARTHA HICKS The Womens Student Government Association launched its year’s work by an attempt at the beginning of the school year to bring about a closer feeling of unity among the women students and a greater oarticipa-tion in activities of the whole student body. Again this year as last year, beginning with Orientation Week, the Student Council of the Women s Student Government aided in establishing the freshman girls upon the campus before the arrival of upperclassmen. Aid has been given to other organizations by the Women's Student Government Council so that they might carry on with more worthwhile projects, and not only this but W. S. G. A. has sponsored various activities throughout the year in an effort to bring the women students of A. P. I. into closer harmony. Through the Student Council, elected by the women students, regulations of the Association have been enacted and effectively enforced. Officers are: Nell Gilchrist. President; Sarah Culpepper. Vice-President: Mildred B. Davis, Secretary: Marjorie Prince. Treasurer; Emma Jean Vick. President of Dormitory I; Binnie Ross. President of Dormitory II; Martha Hicks. President of Dormitory III: Margaret Weller. President of Dormitory IV; Emma Noll Parrish. Town Representative: Rebecca Williamson. President of Smith Hall. MARGARET WEUER EMMA NELL PARRISH REBECCA WILLIAMSON I ETTA CLAIRE BRACKIN FLORA UNDERWOOD ANN PAFFORD MARTHA GERHARDT MAR1HA 0. VEST MARJORIE PRINCE MARGARET NASH MILDRED BROWN DAVIS MISS MARTHA 0. VEST Pr tid«nf of IA« P«n-H lloni Council PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL For eighteen years the Pan-Hellenic Council has been serving the sororities on the Auburn campus, having as its primary objective the establishment of a better understanding among the Greek Letter Organizations. Through this organization membership of the sororities has been placed on a quota basis. A delegate was sent to the regional conference of National Pan-Hellenic sororities held at Baton Rouge. La. Representatives on the Council from each of the seven sororities now on the campus included, in the order in which their group was established on the campus: Kappa Delta. Etta Claire Brackin and Flora Underwood: Chi Omega. Ann Pafford and Martha Gerhardt; Phi Omega Pi. Martha D. Vest and Marjorie Prince: Theta Upsilon. Margaret Nash and Mildred Brown Davis: Alpha Gamma Delta. Christine Blackburn and Adele Fox; Delta Zeta. Delores Sanders and Allen Odum; Alpha Delta. Elaine Rcddoch and Doris Odum. Officers are: Miss Martha D. Vest. President: Miss Margaret Nash. Secretary and Treasurer. AOELE FOX CHRISTINE BLACKBURN DELORES SANDERS ALLEN ODUM ELAINE REDDOCH DORIS ODUM Intorfratcrnity Council mob teonc. PROFESSOR J M. ROBINSON Faculty Adviivr TOMMY SCHUESSIER Pr tid nt of ft InUrfraUfnlty Council The Interfraternity Council was formed a lot of years ago for the purpose of co-ordinating worthwhile fraternity activities and blitzkrieging those not so worthwhile. For example. it handles cases of subversive rushing and sets up regulations to make this practice fair, not only to the rival fraternities, but even to the freshmen. It handles fraternity disputes, sets up the social calendar, and is always looking for ways in which the fraternities, working as a unit, can better themselves and Auburn. President of the Council is Tommy Schuessler, KA from Lafayette. Hugo Parkman is vice-president, is from Lang. dale. Ala., and is a member of ALT. Secretary is Bob Kloeti. Havannah, Cuba, and a Delta Sig. Concrete examples of the Council's work are found, for one thing, in the close co operation with the Intramural Sports Department with its program, and in the awarding of cups for winning fraternities. The Council arranges for fraternities to give campus-wide house-part'es during major dance sets, and gives a dance itself each year. The Council sponsors a Parents' Day each spring, at which each fraternity entertains parents of members in conjunction with college festivities. Prof. J. M. Robinson is faculty advisor for the group, and has been instrumental in the success of its activities. Besides the special and definite programs already mentioned. the Interfraternity Council is the medium through which fraternities plan all Greek activities, and is the official governing body for fraternities. Questions affecting the fraternities as a whole are discussed at the regular monthly meetings, and the general function is carried out . . . that of forming an organization to make for close fraternity co-operation in fraternity activities. The officer of the Interfreternity Council folk of objective . R. C. Host. Williom Ouncon. Chorlo Scott. Horry Huff. Tom Schuottlor. S. D. Nottlo . J. L. Rouio. W. Hubbord. Zochry Perry. C. E. Michool . Joe Gondy. J. Dondridqo. W. J. Gordy. M. Hunter. F. Turnipveod. Chorlet Row, T. M. Smith. W. W. Notmifh, W. T. Curry. A.-€. Morrill. Bob Ike Bright. Edward H. Stewort. Joe Sprague. R. Kloeti. Jim Morgan. J. Butt. Joiso Jordan, H. Porkman. John Pope. W. R. B'awnor. J. Houjor. 0. J. MocKnight, C. 8. Hewitt. H. 8. Green. Tom Roby. Thome B. Sutton. W. H. Michelton. Roland Fry. Chorle Swoeringer. W. B. Cochran. The Social Committee. Jim Morgan. Albertville, and a member of Pi Kappa Phi. is chairman of the Social Committee. Members of the committee are Phillip Adams. Jack Butler. Bill Califf. Gray Carter, Fred Curtis. C. B. Hewitt. Harry Morgan, and Zac Perry. Faced at the beginning of the year with an outstanding debt and a sort of make good or else prob'em. the com-mittee sot about finding ways to make Auburn major dance sets more profitable and enjoyable. It was common knowledge that unsuccessful dances this year, from a financial standpoint, would mean a period to Auburn major dance sets as such. Handicapped by lack of floor space for the dances, which made large reductions PHILLIP ADAMS JACK BUTLER BILL CALIFF CRAY CARTER the committee had to solve two big of the year. put in the financial reach of enough ves Center Hall, and expenses had. at .. be kept low enough to be paid by re-rfesWa had to be within a fairly low price yet popular enough to attract student dancers. Francis Craig, of Nashville, was the logical choice. His music was good, and he was well-known and liked by the students. At the same time, he was located close enough to keep down traveling costs. The dances were well-attended, and the committee realized a small profit on the set. Seeing on a basis of past years’ reports that mid-term dance sets had been the principal money losers. Morgan decided to hold the next major dance sets at Homecoming. partly because of the large crowd which would be in town at that time. Tony Pastor was signed, and the dances turned out to be some of the most successful in the recent history of the college. The band was popular with students, and the dances were financially successful in proportion. Pastor's combination of novelty and swing arrangements, as well as his sots of old favorites, kept students crowded around the bandstand, just listening. Alumni activities are now in the foreground more than they have ever been in the past, thanks to the capable leadership of alumni officers. Probably the biggest advancement was made in the fall of 1940 when the Alumni staff and office was moved from the top floor of the Power House to the first floor of Samford Hall. In its new. inviting surroundings adjacent to the college president's offices, the alumni office has established itself for the comfort of visiting alumni. When one first steps into the new alumni office, he finds overstuffed chairs and an abundance of magazines and other literature awaiting his inspection. Then too. always at hand is Miss Claire Culver, ready to welcome returning old grads and to help them find their way about the much revised campus. Alumni President George A. Mattison. Jr.. Birmingham, has made an interesting and energetic chief. He has toured the state and dropped in on various alumni chapters, he has always been on hand for Homecoming and other college functions, and his voice has and always will be heard at Auburn football games. Tom Bragg deliver alumni address at Homecoming. Top: Or. Duncan receives plaque from Alumni Association, presented by President George A. Mattison. Jr. Bottom: Dean Wilmore is awarded cup for services on alumni day. by Walker Reynolds. PUBLICATIONS BUR (S«at«d) lobby H «. Bob Ai� d«r on, Mr. Ralph Drauqhon. Sam Tltdala. Jimmy Rout ; (Standing) Mr. Kirtlay Brown. Joa Mtadowt, Sam Nattlai, Jimmia fitipatrick. Charlia S oM and Mr. W. T. Ingram. In the spring of 1937, the Board of Student Publications was established to supervise all publications supported by the student activity fees. Membership of this Board consists of the Executive Secretary of the College (ex-officio chairman); the President, or a faculty representative appointed by him; the Accountant of the College; the Instructor in Journalism; and four student members from the Senior Class. Student members of the Board are selected by the Student Executive Cabinet from a list of eight Seniors submitted by the faculty members on the Board. Editors and Business Managers of the Glomerate and Plainsman are elected by the Student body after being qualified by the Board of Student Publications, and serve as ex-officio members of the Board during their term in office. The members of the Board for the year 1941-42 were: Mr. Ralph B. Draughon, Chairman; Mr. Kirtley Brown, Secretary and Publications Advisor; Professor J. R. Rutland, head of the English Department; Professor Joseph E. Roop, Journalism Instructor; Mr. W. T. Ingram. Accountant; Robert Oliver Haas, James W. Fitzpatrick, Charles Scott, Sam Tisdale. Senior Class Representatives. Ex-officio members were: Bill Moore, President of the Executive Cabinet; Bob Anderson, Editor, and Jimmie Rouse, Business Manager, the Plainsman; Joe Meadows. Editor, and Sam Nettles, Business Manager, the Glomerate. (41 1 EDITORIAL STAFF It happened on night and only on ! MARY EUA FUNCHESS HUGH LONG BETTY BARNES At LUCAS BERYL WALKER LEROY SPEARMAN SAM NETTLES, Bu«in � M«n«g r ‘M««do� i ip«-d« too m««N mo«o� For three years we heard about the work and lack of sleep that was connected with the issuance of this year book, and wo didn't believe it. Well, we found out—the hard way—and we learned that we had heard only a part of the truth. It was a lot of work and we lost too much sleep, but it was well worth it. We have tried in these pages to give you a complete resume of our college year, 1941-42. It is. we realize, incomplete in many respects, but we hope and think that in future you will be able to remember and cherish these days and this book. The editorial staff which has worked so hard and as you see. so successfully, are Mary Ella Funchess. Hugh Long, Betty Barnes, A Lucas, Beryl Walker, and Leroy Spearman. The assistants to our b. m. were Dozier Corr, Harry Meriwether, Bill Lynn, Chester Stevens. Martha Gardiner, and Annie Lyde Lewis and Gray Carter. We will leave them behind to reap our rich' rewards. DOZIER CORR MARRY MERRIWETMER BILL LYNN CHESTER STEVENS MARTHA GARDINER ANNIE IYDE LEWIS GRAY CARTER AUBURh VOLUME LXV thin. IMI4T. Ite Milt Auburn It Afreody o Bit Sod About Uo i� 9 8, lltnnDIT UAUT� r(w W (W -n m vdm rtow P - • , y d . iUlPJ 1- ST - 221! -d-w-j S, «M lit ’,lrtorr rrJtri � «� • « i Himr 1 1 MAM WILSON ALFRED GREEN FRED ALLISON JIM McCRORY W. HUB8ARD JACK BERRY ALBERT SCROGGINS WADE SOUTH With its motto To Foster The Auburn Spirit once again appearing under its front page masthead, the 1941-42 Plainsman began the year by waging a campaign to revitalize said Spirit, which, according to its editorialists, had been in hibernation for a year. Feeling the need for laboratory work in Auburn in the field of journalism. Plainsman Editor Bob Anderson made of the newspaper offico a student workshop. Staff members, limited for the most part in past years to covering and writing news stories, learned to make-up pages, writo headlines, trim photos and order newspaper cuts, write editorials and features, make news assignments, read proof and copy, cut overlong stories, and fix typewriters. In general, even the first year mon and women on the staff learned how to publish a college newspaper. With this workshop program underway, the staff bogan experimenting in bettering the content and appearance of the paper. New headline sizes, now make-up patterns, new column widths, all contributed to the modernism of this year's Plainsman. The other half of the improvement came about through the efforts of co-partners Jimmy Rouse. Business Manager, and Joe Gandy. Advertising Manager. These two. with their staff, worked out-of-town fields for ads. studied latest advertising methods, used more pictures in ad layouts, instituted more modern ad type families, made more money. Throughout the year the Plainsman carried on a program of education for students in national and international affairs, in army and navy life, in opportunities for civilians in defense work— but urged college students to stay in school until called to Uncle Sam's service. In general, The Plainsman was the students' newspaper, printing the things tho students needed and wanted to read. Pl«inimsn odilci V businaii � Utf. Laft to Right: Tom Bullington, assistant business managor; B. B. Williamson, editor. Not in picture: John Reid, business manager. The monthly publication of the Agricultural Club of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The Alabama Farmer, is the only student magazine published on the campus. As it climaxes its twenty-second year of existence it has be-. como one of the leading student journals on agriculture in the South. It is made up of articles of practical value and importance. written by students, faculty members, and leaders out in the field who. by recounting actual experience, contribute a great deal to the development of Southern agriculture. The policy of the Farmer is to publish only the best, and by increasing its circulation to cover a larger field it is contributing a real service to Alabama and the South. The magazine is ontirely self-sustaining in the fact that it receives no outside funds. None of the staff members receive the wef-known publications graft for their undying and tireless efforts. Besides, these staff members have certain rigid standards to meet. They must write 500 words a month, or obtain an ad or subscription per month so as to remain a member of this great organization. The Farmer's progress has been slow but sure and ever forward. Top: Buiinoit Staff. Bottom: Editorial Staff. L 1 A 6 n C«d � Colonel Heei ulutoi � U color . THE H. 0. T. (. UNIT Never before on the Auburn Campus has military trainino taken on such importance as it has in the past yoar. Basic students, sophomores and freshmen, increased interest and higher morale has resulted in one of the best R. O. T. C. units that Auburn has ever seen. Advanced students, juniors and seniors, ore realizing now more than ever before that thev will have a large port in the victory for this country. The present conflict which is on the minds and tongues of every American is especially timely for these students who will in all probability be loading batteries and battalions ol men and equipment into battles which will determine the ultimate outcome of the war. Our R. O. T. C. units are one of the chiof sources of officer man-power that the United States Government has. From these highly trained college graduates come many of the future generals of our armies. At times we are prone to think of military training as only preparation for a time of need or national emergency such as is now the case, but the training received in college R. O. T. C. gives them valuablo qualities of leadership which is essential for the proper handling of men. both in industry as well as in the army. Our faculty and military authorities have recognized the fact that there are many benefits to be derived from military training and have made it a requirement for all able-bodied freshmen and sophomores when they enter school. When they have successfully completed these two years of military, they have an opportunity to apply for further training in the Advanced Course. Upon completion of this period and with special training camp to their credit, they are Juit before entering the itand on that dey of day� . Homecoming. awarded commissions as Reserve Officers. Under the capable leadership and guidance of Colonel John J. Waterman. our R. O. T. C. unit, composed of the Field Artillery and the Engineer Corps, has recoived the War Department rating of Excellent for the twenty-second consecutive time. This rating was given this past year on every individual unit in the Corps. Auburn is justly proud of its unit and of tho high standards that it has maintained throughout tho many changos that have been wrought in the past few years. Drilling, instruction, and practice go to the education of the future officers of our army. The following named students have been selected by the P. M. S. T. and approved by the President of Alabama Polytechnic Institute as Honor Graduates for the school year 1941-42. Engineer Unit: Edwin C. Allen. George A. Austin. Robert N. Campbell. Jr.. Robert S. Carstens. Edgar C. Gentle. Jr.. Albort F. Henning. David J. MacKnight. Al D. Mullin, Jr. Field Artillery Unit: Robert B. Allan. Robert C. Anderson. Charles R. Bradford, Jr.. James B. Caglo. Jr.. Richard C. Callaway. Jr.. Fred Curtis. Jr.. Charles A. Dubberley, James W. Fitzpatrick. Jr.. Herbert J. Fleming. Robert O. Haas. John T. Hudson. Jr.. John T. Lutz. Max A. Morris. Andrew B. Morrison. Samuel D. Nettles. Clarence E. Scarsbrook. Charles W. Scott. Jack R. Snow, Samuel L. Tisdale. Scabbard and Blada Noophytei for the fall tapping. Holloday displays the machine gun. Colonel H. L. Watts reviews cadets. Major Forney Ingram obterving. TOMORROW IT Lieutenants Edington and Boyfcin, Engineer}. Enrollment in the R. O. T. C. has been kept at the normal peace-time quota in order that the material and equipment that we have will not be overworked. This year there were 331 seniors and juniors enrolled in the Advanced Section of ' War.' In addition to these there were 1.573 freshmen and sophomores taking the training. This made a total of 1.904 men. In charge of these trainees were 17 commissioned officers, from Colonel to Lieutenant, and most of them Auburn graduates. Helping these officers were 28 men assigned to this post by the War Department. Seven of these 28 men are Sergeants, and the other 21 are Privates First Class. They have eleven trucks with which to work and around 78 horses to take care of and feed and keep in good shape for the students. In addition to this there are 17 French 75's on the Post that the students receive regular training and practice on. The uniforms of the Cadet Corps is one of the most attractive to be found in any of the schools maintaining R. O. T. C. To make the uniform even more snappy and becoming, the military authorities have ordered new jackets for the entire Cadet Corps. The new jacket is designed to make the cadet's uniform look a little more like the regulation army uniform, the only difference being in the color. It is interesting to note that of the seventeen commissioned officers on the Post, thirteen of them are Auburn graduates. The three Colonels are from the Army proper and there is one Lieutenant who came to us from other quarters. WILL BE WORSE! Major Brown. Cadet Colonel Allen and Cadot Major Bonning form the reviewing stands. Gun drill, « I4 mode. Efficient Engineers is the title which they commonly refer to thomselvos as. They pride themselves in their drilling, their dress, their posture, end the way they do everything with such precision. In fact, they have the usual engineer attitude about this Military, that is, that they are naturally better soldiers then those in the Field Artillery. Anybody can wait but it takes a real soldier to carry a gun. The cannoneers have hairy oars. Not only large in numbors but in quality as well, they tako up a whole field with about a thousand batteries and a jillun men. Practice in gun drill $0 that they can cover up the engineers is one incentive for drilling with the piece. A two-fisted outfit they think they aro because they do not have an unloaded gun on their shoulder for fighting. They're good . . . they say. Range finders finding range. Operating the walkie-talkio. leavo it to the froth to coma through with tomething that will thow both the Enginaart and tha Fiald Artillery up. A crack drill platoon! Something never on thit campus before . . . well at laait not in the present generation. Cadet Colonel Goorge Austin in charge and only the bast of tha mob selected for membership. Thirty-four members in tho Platoon and they really want to work. Drill at loast four times a week and with rifles. Thirty-four members who really want to work . . . they drill four times a week. They are good! Not all of this Military is work and study and worry. There is the element of play and pleasure involved that adds to the fun of R. O. T. C. Biggest time of the year is the Military Ball for the Juniors and Seniors. Usually put on by Scabbard and Blade with the cooperation of the entire Senior Class of the Cadet Corps. The Seniors may have dates but they make the Juniors hold sabers for the leadout. Swell affair. A casual scene on Langdon steps. 31 x 31, I guessl Lioutenanf Boykin points out the difference in the balk and chew. COLONEL JOHN J. WATERMAN. . . . Since Colonel John J. Waterman hat been in Auburn, he hat become known at a friend of the Cadets and one who it always willing to help in any problem confronting them. . . . One who can elwayt be counted on. The career of Lieutenant Colonel H. L. Wattt it one which everyone in the Cadet Corps can woll uto at a goal. Coming here in 1930 at a Lieutonant, he hat since risen to hit present rank. Part of that Groat Auburn Band.' Cadet Lieutenant Wilton conducts Lieutenant Colonel Gates is the latest addition to the staff at Auburn. Coming here in February of this year he has taken an active interest in the cadets and their welfare. Major F. H. Ingram, through his direct contacts with students, has como to bo known for his willingnoss and helpfulness along military subjects. Ho has been directly rosponsiblo for many successes in R. O. T. C. himsolf and his platoon in a soldierly manner. Calisthenics makes a man. I 5 J SCABBARD AND BLADE Company L. Fifth Regiment of the Scabbard and Blade Society, is one of the most active of all the chapters of this national society. The personnel is drawn from those men enrolled in Advanced R. O. T. C. who have excelled in military ability their first three years. The twice yearly tappings and subsequent three-day informal initiations have become known for the amusement they afford spectators as well as for the rigidity of test that the neophyte is expected to go through with chin up. Scabbard and Blade sponsored the Military Ball this year as well as entertaining at several banquets along with several enjoyable rides. But on the serious side, the society's aid to the Military Department was invaluable as a powerful factor toward maintaining the high morale and standards of the Corps in this time of national crisis. OFFICERS Captain JOE GANDY First Lioutenant SAM TISDALE Second Lieutenant CHARLES SCOTT First Sergeant 6OB8Y HAAS MEMBERS First Row: Charles Scott. Joa Gandy. Sam Tisdalo. and Robert O. Haas. Second Row: Lioutenent Frank Ellis. Captain Portor Grant. Poyton Thrashor. Harold Micholson. E. C. Gontlo. Robort S. Carstons. John Cooper. David Mac-Knight. Bill Moore. R. C. Stanfiold. Tommy Schuessler. Lieutenant Colonel Harry L. Watts. Captain Louie James. Third Row: Lieutenant Goorqo Shumakor. Lieutonant Charlos C. Adams. Jack Snow. George Austin. Jack Caglo. Richard C. Callaway. Folix Turnipseod, M. W. Baldwin, Charles Flowers. Sam Nettlos, Bob Andorson. Gray Carter. Cummings McCall, Major Fornoy Ingram. Fourth Row: Captain Frank DuBoso. Lioutenant R. L. Wilson. Fred Curtis, John T. Hudson. Ed Allen. A. D. Mullin. Jim Mueller. Harry B. Huff. Max Morris. Horbort Fleming, Charles Dubberloy. R. N. Campbell. James Fitzpatrick. Lieutenant M. R. Panell. Lioutenant E. G. Ruth. Fifth Row: Captain Joe L. Finchor, Fred Honning, Jomos McCauley. Robert Adair. Charles Bradford, C. B. Hewitt. Wayno Nelson, John Lutz. Phillip Adams. Carey Bontley. Mandevillo Phipps. Lioutonant J. H. Boykin, Lieutenant W. C. Edington. Not in Panel: Jamos Samford. I«) SUMMER HOUSING SHORTAGE PAN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE PONY EXPRESS HOPE CHEST? ■H NO. THEY DIDN'T SLEEP IN THEM THIS TIME WOMEN FOR DEFENSE NO HURRY. IT'S A FAIR DAYI HOME. SWEET HOME DALIES FRANTZ PIANIST LANSING HATFIELD BARITONE KEEP 'EM FLYING! JESSICA DRAGONEnE. SUPRANO COSSACKS CONTRACT STIPULATES TWO BATHS A WEEK 1 THE LONE COWHAND TENSE MOMENT SOUTHERN CATTLEMEN ROCKING CHAIR GIRLS OF THE GOLDEN WEST POOR LIL CALF EASY. BOSSY EMPTY SADDLES COMING UP LAMBETH WALK JUST OFF THE RESERVATION HI-HO. SILVER! HAPPY LANDING U. S. CAVALRY FAN DANCE BARGAIN BASEMENT? ONE DAY HE WENT AWAY SELLING HOT WATER TANK LIL‘ ADOLPH RECEIVES D. S. C. COLUMN LEFT (OR RIGHT) MARCH! THAT’S WHAT LITTLE GIRLS ARE MADE OF BUGGY TOPS THAT’S WHAT THEY COST EVERYWHERE’ FOUL SHOT THUMBS UP MONTGOMERY? THAT AIN'T HAYI IT'LL BE $34.00 PLUS TAX SPRING CHICKENS WAITING FOR THE BLACK OUT WONOER HOW DISC SOUNDS? JUST A FLASHBULB. JOYI HOUSE COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN SMILES CHEESECAKE POTENTIAL ROOSEVELTS SCABBARDS TEST THEIR 8LADES V APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE LIKE REGISTRATION CABINET DINES AT OUAD SUGAR RATIONING CARD MUST BE A LAB REPORT? DR. AND MRS. DUNCAN ENTERTAIN? WHAT A SMELL WORKING HIS WAY THROUGH ALL'S WELL THAT ENOS SWELL HOT BUDDIES! IT WAS THAT LONG WORK BENCH CAN SHE DRIVE? FIGHT! FIGHTI AUBURN-TULANE GAME? PALE HANDS I LOVE IT AIN'T CRICKET GUARDIN' THE HOME FRONT MY HERO TYPICAL CAMPUS SCENE OH YEAH? FIFTH COLUMNIST? Sa ARU SUMflH UP M SS AUBURN FAKED PHOTO IT S A FOOTBALL, LLOYD HELEN KELLER SCABBARD AND BLADE WAS BROADMINDEO IT S A PRIVILEGE TO VOTE always MANAGERS MANAGING BOB-WIRE ENTANGLEMENT FORCE BRANDY DOWN MY THROAT SHE'S LEADING PELHAM DEFENSE COUNCIL THINK YOU CAN AFFORD IT. TOLLISON7 UBURN KNIGHTS PLAY FOR KNIGHTS OF ALCOHOL OFFICERS HUGH MADDOX..................................................Prejident MARTHA GARDINER..............................................Hlitorlan LAMAR BLALOCK............................................VicePrctidont MALCOLM CAIN ... . Secretary end Troajurer Not In Panel -JJlltl'Ocli in SEN ucina CLASS Bill Moor , President of Eiecutive Cabinet. II L 1 WILLIAM ABERNATHY ROBERT AOAIR CHARLES ADAMS CHARLES R. ADAMS FREDERICK AOAMS PHILLIP ADAMS ROBERT ADAMS JOHN ADDERHOID QjLoJdl jcutuq ABOVE • Pint Ro-. WILLIAM HUBERT ABERNATHY, Pi Kappa Alpha. Fairfield; Teitlle Engineering • ROBERT LAFAYETTE ADAIR. Alpha Tau Omega, Huntsville; Business Administration. • CHARLES E. ADAMS. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mobile; Business Administration. • CHARLES E. R. ADAMS. Kensington, Md.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row; FREDERICK PALMER ADAMS. Sheffield; Electrical Engineering. • PHILLIP E. AOAMS. Pi Kappa Phi. Aleiander City; Business Administration; Scabbard and Blade; Social Committee. • ROBERT CARROLL ADAMS. Aleiander City; Agricultural Science. • JOHN LEONIDAS ADDERHOLD. Piedmont; Agricultural Education. BELOW • First Row: ROBERT L. ADDERHOLD, Piedmont; Agricultural Education. • FREO T. AGRICOLA. Phi Delta Theta. Gadsden; Pre-Medicine. • ANITA S. ALBRIGHT. Kappa Delta. Union Springs; Home Economics. • EVELYN LEE ALISON, Minter; Secondary Education. • ROBERT B. ALLAN, Columbus, Ga.; Aeronautical Engineering. • CHARLES ROBERTSON ALLEN, JR.. Phi Oelta Theta, Charleston. S. C.; Chemical Engineering. • EOWIN CLINTON ALLEN, Sigma Chi, Memphis, Tenn.; Aeronautical Engineering; Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade; Engineering Council. • Second Row: CHARLES IRVING ALTON, Bayou La Batre; Agricultural Science; Ag Club • RUSSELL AMBROSE. Pi Kappa Phi. Wilton; Business Administration; Treasurer. Junior Class. • JOHN E. ANOERSON. Sigma Pi. Delray Beach. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • ROBERT C. ANDERSON, Alpha Tau Omega. Montevallo; Science and Literature; Omieron Delta Kappa; Scabbard and Blade; Squires, 'W; Spades; Editor, Plainsman ; President of Sophomore Class. 'lt-'40; Eiecutive Cabinet, ’It, '40, '41. • JAMES FELIX ANDREWS. Florele; Veterinary Medicine • NICK ARDILLO, Amite, La.; Education. • RAY ALVIN ASHWANDER. Alpha Psi; Hance-vllle; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi; Jr. A. V. M. A. ROBERI ADDERHOLO CHARLES ALTON FRED AGRICOLA RUSSELL AMBROSE ANITA ALBRIGHT JOHN ANDERSON EVELYN ALISON ROBERT ANDERSON ROBERT ALLAN JAMES ANDREWS CHARLES ALLEN. JR. NICK ARDILLO EOWIN ALLEN RAY ASHWANDER Z •OJIZI --jm sl’Sft -• Sfc8£ 2 ??; ?• PH ! ?• -fs-£‘ r 2 n S’ Z a fi s V z s , t2 xf.? I?!• —-• m H m a o - • ;? m Jl p ftiSl ? 3 ? F rji s-V f !?-• £ol a ' rO 1 0 2 O o � m O Is £ O o - z S m p il 28 2 £ 5 CD O 5 £? s£9 1? if? !! o 5 ?fs oj' S o fgflup ; S“J S X T i KxZ l Sf I. 5. :$ ? � • 5?o• — n fc Z m o?S pt- P?4 srS?? yl5'?r? • — O c SO?. Sc. .1 =5? - ■ sff, !g „c5 £ _ P z =5 lilrCS fill |I LEROY BERRY MALCOLM BETHEA MARY BETHEA AIDE BLAKE KATHRYN BLAKE THOMAS BLAKE THOMAS BISHOP AVERY BLALOCK DANIEL BITTNER CHRISTINE 8LACK8URN GUY BLACKWELL. JR MIKE BLEVINS OLIVER BOARD AROELL BODINE HO r, h n m a JP-jqJLq jLe_cJT_ Martha D. Vort and Fred Curtis. ABOVE • First Ro«: LEROY B. BERRY. Blountsvllle; Agricultural Science. • MALCOLM BETHEA. Theta Chi. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering; Phi Lambda Upsllon; Tau Bata Pi; Engineering Council. • MARY VIRGINIA BETHEA. Gamma Phi Bata. Birmingham; Secondary Education. • THOMAS VIRGIL BISHOP. Alpha Gamma Rho, Sipsey; Agricultural Education. • DANIEL GREEN 8ITINER, Bata Kappa. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering. • CHRISTINE BLACKBURN. Alpha Gamma Delta Auburn; Interior Decoration. • GUY BRAXTON BLACKWELL. JR.. Kappa Sigma. Decatur; Civil Engineering • Second Row; ALLIE IRENE BLAKE. Heflin; Secondary Education. • KATHRYN BLAKE. Alpha Gamma Delta, Auburn; Home Economic . • THOMAS NEWELL BLAKE. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Asheville. N. C.; 8u� ine Administration. • AVERY LAMAR BLALOCK. Alpha P l. Nicholls, Ga,; Veterinary Medicine. • MIKE T. BLEVINS, Sigma PI. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering. • OLIVER PAXTON BOARD. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • ARDELL HENRY BODINE, Arab; Veterinary Medicine. BELOW • Eirst Row; LESLIE WILSON BOLON. Montgomery; Civil Engineering, e MARION PULLEN BOMAR, Pari . Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine. • BERTRAM L. BOTELER, Sigma Pi. Margaret; Business Administration. • LEROY E. BOWEN, JR.. Lynchburg. Va.; Veterinary Medicine, re SAMUEL REIO BOWEN. JR.. Alpha Psi. Tirton. Ge.; Veterinary Medicine. • CARL ELLIS BOYD. Kappa Sigma. Raleigh. N. C.; Veterinary Medicina. • JACK H. BOYO. Boat; Agricultural Education. • Second Row: ETTA CLAIRE BRACKIN. Kappa Delta. Oiarlc; Secretarial Training. • CHARLES R iMOND BRADFORD, Pi Kappa Alpha. Hollywood; Agricultural Science; Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade. • R08ERT R. BREWER, Sigma PI. Birmingham; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; International Relations Club. O WALTER E BREWER. Moulton; Veterinary Medicine. • BOB IKE 8RIGHT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bradleyton; Agricultural Education. • FRANK N. BROWDER, Montgomery; Chemical Engineering. • HEYWOOD GREGG BROWN. Alpha Psi. Springfield. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. LESLIE BOLON ETTA BRACKIN BERTRAM BOTELER ROBERT 8REWER SAMUEL BOWEN. JR. BOB BPIGHT MARION BOMAR CHARLES BRADFORO LEROY BOWEN. JR WALTER BREWER JACK BOYO HEYWOOD BROWN CARL BOYD FRANK BROWDER IROY BRUMLEY WILLIAM BUCHANAN HARDY BULLINGTON ERNEST BURGIN EVELYN BURNEY THOMAS BURNS OTIS BURNSIDE ARTHUR BUSBY. JR. ABOVE • First Row: TROY O. BRUMLEY, Hamilton; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM HARRY BUCHANAN. Athens; Agricultural Administration. • J. HARDY BULLINGTON, Shorter; Secondary Education. • ERNEST C. BURGIN. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Science and Litaratura. • Sacond Row: EVELYN BURNEY. Wait Point. Ga.; Home Economic!. • THOMAS SHANNON BURNS. Alpha Tau Omaga. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. « OTIS HALBERT BURNSIDE, Pi Kappa A'pha, Birmingham; Veterinary Medicine. • ARTHUR ERNEST BUSBY. JR.. Hamilton; Pre-Medicine BELOW • Pint Row: WILLIAM R. BUSCH. Decatur; Electrical Engineering. • MARSHALL A. BUSH. Oekmen; Agricultural Education. • TOM C. BUSH. Omega Tau Sigma; Cordele, Ga.; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Phi Omega. ARTHUR L. BUTLER. Gadtden; Secondary Education; Kappa Delta Pi. a JACK SCOTT BUTLER. Alpha Gamma Rho, Fayette; Agricultural Administration. • ROBERT LEE BUTLER. JR.. Wood ille; Agricultural Science • JEFF WILLARD BYRD. Alpha Psl, Broiton, Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: LORRAINE PEARCE BYRD. Hamilton; Home Economici Education. • JAMES BARTLEY CAGLE. JR., Alpha Gamma Rho, Crossville; Agricultural Science; Gamma Sigma Delta; Scabbard and Blade; Spiked Shoe; A Club. • LLOYO BYRON CAGLE. Auburn; Agricultural Education. • P. MALCOLM CAIN, Bettemer; Foreign Service; Alpha Phi Omega; Secretery-Treeiurer, Senior Clan. • WINNIE FRED CALDWELL. Cregford; Home Economic Education. • BILL J. CALIFF, Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering. • RICHARD CHARLES CALLAWAY. JR.. Sigma Nu. Huntsville; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; Scabbard and Blade. Bob Anderson. Editor of Plainsman. ' WILLIAM BUSCH LORRAINE BYRD ROBERT BUTLER. JR. BILL CALIFF JEFF BYRD RICHARD CALLAWAY. JR. TOM BUSH LLOYD CAGLE MARSHALL BUSH JAMES CAGLE. JR. ARTHUR BUTLER MALCOLM CAIN JACK BUTLER WINNIE CALDWELL Joe Gandy, Head Cheerleader and Advertising Manager of Plainsman. I I WILLIAM CAMP KENNETH CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL. JR. WILLIAM CANNAOY JAMES CARNEY DORIS CARPENTER ROBERT CARSTENS GRAY CARTER CXJLcJduCUTUI— ABOVE • First Row: WILLIAM PHILLIPS CAMP. Ni.ua. 6a.; Testile Engineering, e KENNETH CAMPBELL, Pi Kappa Alpha. DeFunlel Springs, Fla.; Industrial Engineering, e ROBERT N CAMPBELL, JR., Sigma Chi. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade. • WILLIAM EOWARO CANNAOAY. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Dothan; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row: JAMES PERRIN CARNEY, Omega Tau Sigma. Meridian, Miss.; Veterinary Medicine. • DORIS MARGARET CARPENTER. Yakima. Wash.; Home Economics. • ROBERT SOUTHARD CARSTENS. lambda Chi Alpha. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade. O. D. K.; Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma. • H. GRAY CARTER. Phi Delta Theta. Columbus. Ga.; Electrical Engineering; O. 0. K ; Scabbard and Blade; Tau Beta Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. BELOW • First Row: VELMA A. CARTER. Atmore; Education. • FRANCIS H. CASE. Alpha Psi, Savannah. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • JOHNNIE W. CHALKLEY, Americas. Ga.; Education. • EDITH HAYES CHAMPION. Wadley; Home Economics Education; Kappa Delta Pi; Sphim, • RUBY CHRISTINE CHANDLER. Cullman; Home Economics Education. • MARY AGNES CHAPIN. Auburn; Home Economics Education. • DELORIS VIRGINIA CHASE. Delta Zeta, St. Petersburg. Fla.; Home Economics. • Second Row: LLOYD CHEATHAM. Jasper; Education. • J. E. CHRISTIAN. Cullman; Agricultural Science. • J. ROLAND CLANTON. Alpha Psi; Ouitman, Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • W. W. CLARK. Atlanta. Ga.; Civil Engineering. • OUIDA CLARKE. Andalusia; Home Economics Education. • RICHARD L. CLEMENTS. Bela Theta Pi, Auburn; Mechanical Engineer. Ing. • WALTER CLEMENTS. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. VELMA CARTER LLOYO CHEATHAM FRANCIS CASE J. E. CHRISTIAN JOHNNIE CHALKLEY ROLAND CLANTON EDITH CHAMPION W. W CLARK RUBY CHANDLER OUIDA CLARKE MARY CHAPIN RICHARD CLEMENTS DELORIS CHASE WALTER CLEMENTS ROBERT CLOPTON JANET CLOUD WILBURN COCHRAN GEORGE COFFEE JOHN COLE BARRETT COLLIER SAMUEL COLLIER WILLIAM COLLIER JOHN COLVIN LEON CONNER JAMES CONNOR NOLEN CONNOR HUGH COOK JOHN COOPER ABOVE • Flat Row: ROBERT B. CLOPTON. Pi Keppe Alpha. Columbus. Mia.; Architecture. • JANET CLOUD, Guntersvllle; Homo Economic!; Theta Epsilon • WILBURN BISHOP COCHRAN. Omega Teu Sigma. Pauli Valley. OLIa.; Veterinary Medicine. • GEORGE DARBY COFFEE. Alpha Pii. Oacatur. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • JOHN C. COLE. Cullman; Civil Englnaarlng. • BARRETT L. COLLIER, Dalta; Agricultural Scianca; Ag Club; ‘ Alabama Farmer Statt; Baptist Studant Union. • SAMUEL DOUGLAS COLLIER. Sigma Nu. Montgomery; Architecture. • Second Row: WILLIAM HOOPER COLLIER. Phi Dalta Theta. Birmingham; Chemical Engineer-ing. e JOHN WILLIAM COLVIN. Akron; Agricultural Education. • LEON STEVENS CONNER. Sigma Nu. Eufaula; Agricultural Science. • JAMES A. CONNOR. Alpha Tau Omega. Birmingham; Buiinett Administration. • NOLEN DUNCAN CONNOR, Auburn; Veterinary Madicina. • HUGH L. COOK, Auburn; Business Administration. • JOHN COOPER, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery; Architecture. 8ELOW • First Row: JOHN NEWTON COOPER. Natchei, Miss.; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Bata Pi; Pi Tau Sigma: Scabbard and 8lada. • J. OLAN COOPER. Auburn; Agricultural Science. • OLIN ALVIN COOPER. Grant; Agricultural Education. • TOM COPE. Inverness; Agricultural Science; Alpha Zata. • FLORIS COPELAND. Loechapoka; Home Economics. • DUDLEY ROSS COPPAGE. Omega Tau Sigma. Vanceboro. N C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JOE W. CORDELL. Hartwell. Ga.; Agricultural Education. • Second Row: VICK COSTELLOS. Birmingham; feiinesi Administration. • THELMA PAULINE COUCH. Warrior; Home Economics. • CLIFTON COX. Brawton; Agricultural Administration. • JESSE HUGH COX. Ashvilla; Agricultural Scianca. • BEN H. CRAIG. Phi Dalta Theta. Florence; Chemical Engineering; Band. • JOE BOWER CRANE. Alpha Psi; Diiia. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • MARION LAWRENCE CRAWFORD. Alpha Gamma Rho. Marion; Veterinary Madicina. Al Lucas and Etta Claire Bracltin. JOHN N. COOPER VICK COSTELLOS J. OLAN COOPER THELMA COUCH OLIN ALVIN COOPER TOM COPE CLIFTON COX JESSE COX FLORIS COPELAND BEN CRAIG DUDLEY COPPAGE JOE CRANE JOE CORDELL MARION CRAWFORD WILLIAM CRAWFORD. JR. WALLACE CRAWLEY FRANCIS CRIMMINS FRED CURTIS. JR. ROBERT DABNEY. Ill WILLARD DAHLBERG DUWaRD CROFT JEP DALTON SARA CULPEPPER THOMAS CULPEPPER. JR. WILLIAM CURRY JACK OANDRIDGE VERA DARBY B. B. DARNELL CLLo-h jCl-ituo_£ Jjl)± cJt_ ABOVE • First Ro-: WILLIAM E. CRAWFORD. JR.. Favourable Lake, Ontario. Canada; Mechanical Engineering. • WALLACE BRANTLEY CRAWLEY. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bank; Agricultural Administration. • FRANCIS CRIMMINS. Alpha Gamma Rho. East Fallt Church. Va.: Agrieel-tural Scianca; Blua Kay: A Club; Altarnata Captain, Football Taam, '41. a DUWARD B. CROFT. Alpha Psi. Crossville; Vatarinary Madicina. • SARA CULPEPPER. Kappa Dalfa. Cuba: Homo Economics, a THOMAS PERRY CULPEPPER. JR.. Alpha Psi. Cullman; Vatarinary Madicina. • WILLIAM THOMAS CURRY. Thata Chi. Gadsdan; Taitila Engineering.- Phi Psi; Alpha Phi Omega; Interfraternity Council. • Second Row: FRED CURTIS, JR., Kappa Alpha, Atmore; Agricultural Engineering; Scabbard and Blade; Alpha Zata; Social Committee. • ROBERT SIDNEY DABNEY. III. Lambda Chi Alpha. Florence; Business Administration. • WILLARD M. DAHLBERG. Bay Minette; Agricultural Science. • JEP PAUL DALTON. Slocomb; Pharmacy: Rho Chi. President; American Pharmaceutical Association. Secretary. • JACK DANDRIDGE. Pi Kappa Alpha. Fairfield: Physical Education. • VERA ALLYNE DARBY. Auburn; Secondary Education. • B. B. DARNELL. Notetulga; Agricultural Education. BELOW • First Row: CHARLES L. DAVIS. Pi Kappa Alpha. Lakeland. Fla.; Aeronautical Administration. • JAMES JEROME DAVIS. Pi Kappa Phi. Gadsden; Pre-Medicine. • JOHN MARVIN DAVIS. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Fairfield: Industrial Engineering. • JOE MERCER DAVIS. Pi Kappa Alpha, Omega Tau Sigma, Albertville; Veterinary Medicine. • MARGUERITE OWEN DAVIS, Plevna: Home Economics. • THOMAS CLAYTON DAVIS. Kappa Sigma. Thomasville. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • WENDELL G. DAVIS. Cullman; Electrical Engineering. • Second Row; MARGARET PENLAND DAY Chi Omega Easley. S. C.; Home Economics Education. • THOMAS C. DEAL. Omega Tau Sigma. Conover. N. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • CHARLES A. DEAN. JR.. Phi Delta Theta. Aleiander City; Education. • GILBERT F. DEAN. Alpha Psi Somerville; Veterinary Medicine. • JACK ORR DEAN. Beta Kappa, Alexander City; Mechanical Engineering. • RAYFORD BURR DEAVOURS. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bankston; Agricultural Science. • H. C. DeBAROELEBEN. Lowndesboro; Agricultural Education. Christine Blackburn and Harry Hutf. CHARLES DAVIS JAMES DAVIS MARGARET OAY THOMAS DEAL JOHN DAVIS JOE DAVIS CHARLES DEAN. JR. GILBERT OEAN MARGUERITE OAVIS JACK DEAN THOMAS DAVIS RAYFORD DEAVOURS WENDELL DAVIS H. C. DeBAROELEBEN HENDRIX DELONEY JAMES DELONEY HOWARD DENTON HARRY OeWITT JACK DICK HENRY OICKINSON ARCHIE DIEGEl. JR. DERWIN DIMMERIING -JTUUCL _ J jo L±i±u± e_ ABOVE • First Row: HENORIX I. DEIONEY. Oiark; Agricultural Education. • JAMES P. DELONEY. Oiark; Agricultural Education. • HOWARD MARVIN DENTON. Theta Chi. Oneenta; Agricultural Science. • MARRY MORTON DeWITT. lot Kappa. Birmingham; Industrial Enginaaring. • Second Row: JACK H. DICK, Ashland; Agricultural Education. • HENRY MclAIN DICKINSON. Woodward; Induitrial Enginaaring. • ARCHIE W. DIEGEL. JR.. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring; Chi Epiilon; Tau Bata Pi; Pi Tau Chi. • DERWIN S. DIMMER-LING, Phi Kappi Tau. Elrod; Vata'inary Medicine BELOW • First Row: WILLIAM ROWE DOBBS. Alpha Psl. loaehapoka; Vatarinary Madicina. • WILLIAM A. DODD. Neuvoo; Agricultural Enginaaring. • HARRY A. DONOVAN. Sigma Chi. Tallessee; Pra-Madicina. • WILLIAM HOWARD DONOVAN, Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring. • A. BRUCE DOUGLAS, Birmingham; Vatarinary Madicina. • MAXINE DOWNEY. Opelika; Appliad Art. • JOHN LEE DOWNING, Atmora; Chemical Enginaaring. • Sacond Row: ANNIE LAURA DOZIER. Brawton; Home Economics. a ALPHUS G. DRIGGERS. Andalusia; Agricultural Education. • MYRTIS DRINKARD. Theta Upsilon. Nichols-villa; Home Economics Education. • CHARLES ALLEN DUBBERLEY, Tallassee; Machanical Enginaaring; Tau Bata Pi; Scabbard and Blade; Ormcron Delta Kappa; Pi Tau Sigma; Tau Kappa Alpha. • RUSSELL A. DUKE. Gadsden; Electrical Enginaaring; Tau Bata Pi; Eta Kappa Nu. • CLYDE DYKES. Oiarh; Home Economics. • JAMES ELLIS DUKES. Atmora; Agricultural Science. Charlie Scott. Scholar; Lieutenant Colonel. R. O. T. C. CLASS WILLIAM DOBBS ANNIE DOZIER WILLIAM DODD ALPHUS DRIGGERS HARRY DONOVAN MYRTIS DRINKARD WILLIAM DONOVAN CHARLES 0UB6ERLY BRUCE DOUGLAS RUSSELL DUKE MAXINE DOWNEY CLYDE OYKES JOHN DOWNING JAMES DUKES HENRY DUNN HORACE DYKES MARGARET DYKES JANIE EARNEST GEORGE EASON HAMILTON EDMISTON SAMUEL EICH CULVER ELLIS Q_LcJduq.. rruj. ABOVE • First Row: HENRY BRYAN DUNN. Boot; Agricultural Science. • HORACE M. DYKES. Kappa Sigma, Ashford; Pharmacy; Vice-President, Auburn Student Branch of American Pharmaceutical AlMcbllM, • MARGARET OYKES. Bonks; Homo Economics. • JANIE MIRIAM EARNEST. Auburn; Homo Economics Education. Jack Snow. Ag. Hill Campus Loader. • Second Row: GEORGE ECHOLS EASON. Alpha P|i. Hartselle; Volarinary Medicine; Junior A. V. M. A • HAMILTON MICHAEL EDMISTON. Omega Tau Sigma. Easton. Md.; Volorinary Medicine. • SAMUEL MIZELL EICH. Tuskegee; Agricultural Science. • L. CULVER ELLIS. Kappa Alpha, Florence; Veterinary Medicine. BELOW • First Row: LUTHER M. ENNIS. Salem; Veterinary Medicine. • SARAH HELEN ESPY. Abbeville; Education. • NELROSE EVANS, Phi Omega Pi, Albertville; Home Economics. • RAY M EWALD. Theta Chi. St. Louis. Mo.; Chemical Engineering. • LLEWELLYN D. FAIN. Kappa Alpha. Tallahassee. Fla.; Chemical Engineering, • JAMES M. FANCHER. Omega Taw Sigma. Wilton; Veterinary Medicine. • EMMA LOU FARRIOR. Fort Deposit; Home Economics Education; Cardinal Key. [ A • Second Row: HUGH L. FELLOWS. Ashford; Aeronautical Engineering. • PHILIP DAVID FICHANDLER, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, New Haven, Conn.; Veterinary Medicine. • JACK G. FIELDS, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi; International Relations Club. • SARAH ALICE FINLEY, Delta Zeta. Haleyville; Home Economics Education. • MARION FITCH. Phi Omega PI; Opelika; Education. « CAROLINE FITE. Hamilton; Home Economics. • JAMES WARD FITZPATRICK. JR.. Sigma Chi. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering; Taw Beta Pi; Scabbard and Blade. LUTHER ENNIS HUGH FELLOWS SARAH ESPY PHILIP FICHANDLER NELROSE EVANS JACK FIELDS RAY EWALD SARAH FINLEY LLEWELLYN FAIN JAMES FANCHER EMMA FARRIOR MARION FITCH CAROLINE FITE JAMES FITZPATRICK. JR HERBERT FLEMING CHARLES FLOWERS BILLIE FLYNN ELOISE FORE SAMUEL FORRESTER LOUISE FOSTER GEORGE FOWLER WILLIAM FOWLER AOEIE FOX JAMES FOY IRA FRANKLIN FRANK FRAZER COOPER FRAZIER BENGA FREOERICK —B JLi_| J JT_A±jJiijdLe ABOVE • First Row: HERBERT J. FLEMING. Geneve; Agricultural Engineering. • CHARLES ALLEN FLOWERS, lambda Chi Alpha, Birmingham; Business Administration; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scabbard and Blada; Spadas; Senior Representative to Esecullve Cabinet. • BILLIE U. FLYNN. Birmingham; Veterinary Medicine. • ELOISE FORE. Notches: Home Economics Education. • SAMUEL GARWOOD FORRESTER. Alpha Psl. Sumter. S. C.: Veterinary Medicine • LOUISE FOSTER, Heckleburg; Home Economics Education. • GEORGE E. FOWLER, Blountsville; Agricultural Science. • Second Row: WILLIAM WALKER FOWLER. Delta Siome Phi. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering, e ADELE FOX. Alpha Gamma Delta, A'erender City; Home Economics Education; Cardinal Key; Pan-Hellenlc Council. • JAMES ROSS FOY, Sigma Nu, Eufeule; Industrial Engineering. • IRA FRANKLIN. Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Camden. N. J.; Veterinary Medicine. • FRANK S. FRAZER. Flttgereld, Ga.; Aeronautical Administration. • COOPER LACEWELL FRAZIER. Soddy. Tents.; Testile Engineering. • BENGA MALAET FREOERICK. Hactteburg; Home Economics. ORVAL FREDERICK JOE GANDY MARGARET FREEMAN SARA GARCIA MARY FREEMAN MARTHA GARDINER ISAAC FULLER. JR. MARGARET GARY MARY FUNCHESS SILAS GATES ROBERT GAFFORO EDGAR GENTILE. JR. DAVIS GAMMAGE JAMES GILBREATH BELOW • First Ro.: ORVAL NEWMAN FREDERICK. Fayette; Agricultural Science, e MARGARET ELAINE FREEMAN, Auburn; Home Economics. • MARY SUE FREEMAN. Auburn; Home Economics Education: Kappa Delta Pi; Cardinal Key. • ISAAC WATTS FULLER, JR.. Pine Apple; Electrical Engineering. • MARY ELLA FUNCHESS. Auburn; Science and literature- President. Dance Club; W. A. A. Council; Glee Club; ••Glomerate” StaH. • ROBERT BRUCE GAFFORO. Montgomery; Veterinary Medicine; Junior A. V. M. A. • DAVIS MILTON GAMMAGE. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • Second Row: JOE CLARK GANDY. Pi Kappa Alpha. Fairfield- Business Administration; Omicron Delta Kappa: Scabbard and Blade; squires; Spades; Advertising Manager, The Plainsman ; Captain, Scabbard and Blade; Head Cheerleader. 41. • SARA NELL WALDING GARCIA, Monroeville; Home Economics Education. • MARTHA GARDINER. Chi Omega, Huntsville: Business Administration; Treasurer, Sphins; Oracles: Class Historian. '42. e MARGARET CATHERINE GARY. Comer; Home Economics Education • SILAS BAUER GATES. Ardmore. Tern,; Veterinary Medicine. • EDGAR CUTHBERT GENTLE. JR.. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta PI; Scabbard and Blade; Eta Kappa Nu; Briaerean Society; A. I. E. MITEC: S, A M. E.; Engineer's Council; President Briaerean Society. • JAMES EDWIN GILBREATH. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Collinsville; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. Charlie Dubberley and Martha Gardiner. I3 j t5 am ■mz T .. ■o a -5 ? ? O c w « CUJ • UJ HOYT MALI CLIFTON HALLMARK FRANCES HAMILTON HARVEY HAMILTON ROBERT HANCOCK HERBERT HARD GEORGE HARDWICK FLEET HARDY _n_Lc_ J j' A±i±j_dLe_ ABOVE • First Ro-: HOYT C. HALL. Pinallas Park. Fla.; Vatarinary Madiciaa. • CLIFTON THOMAS HALLMARK. Gian Allan; Agricultural Education. • FRANCES VEE HAMILTON. Springvilla; Hama Economics. • HARVEY FREEMAN HAMILTON. Russallvilla; Agricultural Scianca. • Sacond Ro-: ROBERT T. HANCOCK. Birmingham; Chamical Enginaaring. • HERBERT G. HARD, Alpha Tau Omaga, Birmingham; Chamistry. a GEORGE C. HARDWICK. Dacatur; Vatarinary Madkina. • FLEET KIRK HARDY. Phi Dalta Thata, Troy: Industrial Enginaaring. 8ELOW • First Ro-: DON TELOER HARPER. Birmingham; Industrial Enginaaring. • HENRY OWEN HARPER. East Tallastaa; Agricultural Education. • WILSON H. HARRELL. Alpha Psi. Enter-prisa; Vatarinary Madicina. • LEWIS MARTIN HARRIS. Sigma Nu. Ala«andar City; Pre-Madicina. • THOMAS EDWARD HARRIS. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Montgomary; Industrial Enginaaring. • W. F. X. HARRISON. Birmingham; Agricultural Administration. • WILLIAM HOWARD HART. Cullman; Agricultural Education. • Sacond Ro-: WILLIAM HYATT HARWELL. Kappa Alpha. Columbia. S. C.; Civil Enginaaring. • L. WARD HATHAWAY. Onaonta. N. Y.; Vatarinary Modicina. a EARL A. HAWKINS. Dora; Agricultural Education. • KERNIE HAWKINS. Auburn; Education. OTIS JAMES HAWKINS. Dora: Agricultural Education. • FRANCES HAY. Alpha Gamma Dolta, Fayatta; Homa Economics Education. • NAN LOUISE HAYES. Chi Omoga, Slarkvillo. Miss.; Intarior Decoration. LEWIS HARRIS EARL HAWKINS THOMAS HARRIS KERNIE HAWKINS W. F. X. HARRISON OTIS HAWKINS DON HARPER NAN HAYES HENRY HARPER WILSON HARRELL WILLIAM HARWELL WARD HATHAWAY WILLIAM HART FRANCES HAY THOMAS HATES MARLOR HENDERSON WILLARD HAYES FRED HENNING FRANK HAYNES BEVERLY HENRY JOHN HAZELRIG RALPH HENRY ABOVE • Fir t Row: THOMAS AKINS HAYES. Alpha Pii. Thorjby; Veterinary Medkine. • WILLARD E. HAYES. Theta Chi. Mapleiville; Science and literature; Managing Editor, The Pleitwmaa. • FRANK L. HAYNES. Pi Kappa Alpha. Hodgat; Agricultural Sclanca. • JOHN W. HAZELRIG. Omaga Tau Sigma. Sycamore; Votarlnary Madicina. • Second Row: MARLOR 8OY0 HENDERSON. Millport; Agricultural Education. • A. FRED HENNING. Birmingham; Elaclrical Enginaaring; Briaaraan; A. I. E. E.; Scabbard and Blada. • BEVERLY Z. HENRY. Lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham; Aaronautlcal Enginaaring. • RALPH EARNEST HENRY. Haflln; Agricultural Education. BELOW • Fir t Row: WILLIAM L HENRY. Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring; A. S. C. E. • TOM WILSON HEREFORD. Gurlay; Agricultural Enginaaring. • MATTIE MILDREO HESTER. Ruitell-villa; Homa Economk Education. • CLYDE BURTON HEWITT. JR.. Sigma Chi. Columbu . Ga.; Civil Enginaaring; Blua Kay; Scabbard and Blade; Chi Epiltoo; Vice-Preiident, Blue Kay; Preiident. Chi Eptllon. • LAWRENCE E. HEYDUCK. Pi Kappa Alpha. Wathington. 0. C.; Aeronautical Engineering; Blue Kay. • MARTHA HICKS. Kappa Delta. Camp Hill; Homa Economic Education. • MARY EMMA HICKS, Alberta; Homa Economic Education. • Second Row; ELEANOR HIGHTOWER. Geneva; Homa Economic Education. • CAROLINE HEFLIN HILL. Kappa Delta. Birmingham; Science and Literature. • ELVIN HILL. Lineville; Agricultural Education. • MARY ANN BOWEN HILL, Kappa Alpha Theta. Chiclamauga. Ga.; Secondary Education. • HENRY HERBERT HINDS. Montgomery; Buiinoi Adminiitratkn. • WARREN H. HICKS. Omega Tau Sigma. Rociy Mount. N. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES CLIFFORD HOGG. La Grange. Ga.; Electrical Enginaaring. Bobby Haas, Colonel, R. O. T. C.; Repreiontative to Cabinet. WILLIAM HENRY TOM HEREFORD ELEANOR HIGHTOWER CAROLINE HILL MATTIE HESTER ELVIN HILL CLYOE HEWITT. JR. LAWRENCE HEYDUCK MARTHA HICKS MARY HILL HENRY HINDS WARREN HICKS MARY HICKS JAMES HOGG JACQUE HOUSER RICHARD HUGER PAUL HOLLEY JAMES HOWELL WILLIS HOLLINGSWORTH JOSEPH HORNSIY JOHN HUDSON ROBERT HUDSON THOMAS HOSTETTER HARRY HUFF JAMES HOUSE. JR. ROBERT HUFF MATT HOLLEY JACK HOWARD .J JLqjLejcJxnju JjaAi ABOVE • Firtt Row: MATT LAWSON HOLLEY, Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Wetumpka; Pharmacy. • PAUL BURTON HOUEY. Auburn; Agricultural Education. • WILLIS WARD HOLLINGSWORTH. Sigma Nu, Fairfiald; Mechanical Engineering, e JOSEPH R. HORNSBY. Dothan; Agricultural Engineering. • THOMAS S. HOSTETTER. Tutkegee; Chemical Engineering; Phi Lambda Upsilon. • JAMES OTTIS HOUSE. JR.. Sylacauga; Electrical Engineering. • JACOUE HOUSER. Beta Kappa. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering. • Second Row: JACK HERBERT HOWARD. Omega Tau Sigma. Leetburg, Va.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES ERNEST HOWELL. Feirfei; Electrical Engineering. • JOHN TURNER HUDSON. Alpha Tau Omega. Auburn; Butinett Adminittration. e R08ERT BLAKE HUDSON. Delta Sigma Phi, Montgomery; Chemical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi; Phi Lambda Uptilon. • HARRY BYRON HUFF. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Architecture; Scabbard and Blade; Scarab: Interiraternity Council. • ROBERT M. HUFF. Alpha Tau Omega. Columbui. Ga.; Chemical Engineering. • RICHARD D. HUGER. Annitton; Induttriel Engineering. BELOW • Firit Row: CLINTON PREBLE HUGHES. Omega Tau Sigma. Evington. Vo.; Veterinary Medicine. • THOMAS ALEXANDER HUGHES. Red Bay; Agricultural Education. • DANIEL FRED HURST. Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Butinett Adminittration. • FRANK WILLIAM HUTCHINGS. JR.. Kappa Alpha. Selma; Butinett Adminittration. • FRANCES ELIZABETH INGRAM, JacLtonville; Home Economic! Education. • GEORGE R. INGRAM, Lineville; Agricultural Education. • HUGH WILLIS IRVIN. College Park. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: RALPH A. IRWIN. Selma; Electrical Engineering: Alpha Kappa Nu. • CHARLES L. ISBELL. Alpha Tau Omega. Auburn. Chemical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega. • ROY S. ISBELL. Auburn; Butinett Adminittration. • WILLIAM JESSE ISBELL. Alpha Pil. Auburn; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM DIXON IVEY. Annitton; Agricultural Science: Alpha Phi Omega; Ag Club; Auburn Playert; Seart. Roebuck Chib. • HASWELL CLARON JACKSON. Ivanhoe. Va.; Veterinary Medicine. • LEON McCORO JACKSON. Oeaftville; Education. Emma Nell Parrith and Hugh Maddoi. CLINTON HUGHES RALPH IRWIN THOMAS HUGHES CHARLES ISBELL OANIEL HURST ROY ISBELL FRANK HUTCHINGS. JR. FRANCES INGRAM WILLIAM ISBELL WILLIAM IVEY GEORGE INGRAM HUGH IRVIN HASWEIL JACKSON LEON JACKSON MILES JACKSON JAMES JOHNS SARAH JACKSON JEROME JOHNSON WILLIAM JACKSON JOE JOHNSON EDMUND JAMES CHARLES JOHNSTON ALONZO JENKINS CHARLES JONES WILLIAM JENNINGS GORDON JONES QUENTIN JEROME HENRY JONES DLLxlJi.XI-JTUQ- ABOVfc • Firit Ro� : MILES JAY JACKSON, Tunnel Springs; Agricultural Science • SARAH £. JACKSON. Auburn; Horn Economics Education. • WILLIAM D. JACKSON. llnevllle; Agricultural Science. • EDMUND H. JAMES, Alpha Psi. Waverly; Veterinary Medicine. • ALONZO WIMBERLY JENKINS. Alpha Tau Omaga, Columbus. Ga.; Business Admlnlitration. • WILLIAM KARL JENNINGS. PI Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Mechanical Enginaaring. a QUENTIN ROSS JEROME. Omaga Taw Sigma, Wilton, Ark.; Vatarinary Madicina. • Sacond Row: JAMES LEWIS JOHNS. Montgomery; Vatarinary Madicina. • JEROME B. JOHNSON. Phi Kappa Sigma. Rock Hill. S. C.; Archlfactura. • JOE MONROE JOHNSON. Sigma Pi, Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring; Eta Kappa Nu. • CHARLES H. JOHNSTON. Crossvilte; Agricultural Sciance. • CHARLES DEMING JONES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Evergreen; Industrial Enginaaring. • GORDON KENNETH JONES. Jamestown. N. Y.; Vatarinary Madicina. • HENRY JOWETT JONES. Cltronelle; Vatarinary Madicina BELOW • First Row: JACK COLVARD JONES. Birmingham; Agricultural Science; Sears. Roebuck Scholarship; President. Aubw'n Players, '41; International Relations Club. • JACK TRICE JONES. Birmingham; Pre-Medicine. • JANIE DALE ROPER JONES. Auburn; Home Economics. • JIM AUSTIN JONES. Cas-all; Civil Engineering. • OLEN EVERETT JONES. Vernon; Agricultural Edwcation. • PRESTON BROOKS JONES. Pi Kappa Phi. Starr. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi. • THOMAS HIXON JONES. Valley Head; Agricultural Edwcation. Jule Titdelo and Al Mullin. • Sacond Row: WILLIAM O. JONES, Snowdown; Agricultural Engineering. • EARL W. JORDAN. McKeniie; Pre-Medicine; Alpha Epsilon Delta. • EOWARD MEREDITH JORDAN. Theta Chi. Allen; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi. • JESSE L. JORDAN. JR,. Alpha lambda Tau. Chatom; Business Administration; Interfraternity Council. • DANIEL EARL KALLMAN. Epsilon Mu Epsilon. New York. N. Y.; Veterinary Medicine. • CLINTON NEWMAN KAMINIS, Lambda Chi Alpha. Tarpon Springs. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM HOWARD KANN, Norwood. Ohio; Aeronautical Administration. JACK C. JONES WILLIAM JONES JACK T. JONES EARL JOROAN JANIE JONES EOWARD JORDAN JIM JONES JESSE JOROAN. JR. OLEN JONES DANIEL KALLMAN PRESTON JONES CLINTON KAMINIS THOMAS JONES WILLIAM KANN JACK KEITH CHARLES KELLY WAITER KELLEY EDO KENNEDY, JR. SAMUEL KELLETT, JR. MALCOLM KELLY DONALD KELLEY WARREN KENNEDY J joA±jjLuJLe_ ABOVE • First Ro� : JACK ROWELL KEITH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Newnan. Ga.; Business Administration. • SAMUEL JAMES KELLETT. JR.. Pi Kappa Phi. Fountain Inn. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • DONALD L. KELLEY. Sylacauga; Agricultural Education; Kappa Dalta Pi. • WAITER DaKALB KELLEY, Thtta Chi. Jatpar; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: CHARLES H. KELLY. Phi Dalta Thata, Mary Esther. Ha.; Machanlcal Enginaaring. • MALCOLM K. KELLY. Alpha Lambda Tau. Rapton; Buiinait Administration. • B. WARREN KENNEDY. Alpha Psi. Boca Grande. Fla.; Vatarinary Madidna. • EDD KENNEDY. JR.. Lowar Paach Traa; Agricultural Scianca. BELOW • First Row: WILLIAM THOMAS KENNEDY. Tallaitaa; Agricultural Education. • NICHOLAS C. KIEFFER. JR,, Alpha Tau Omaga, Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring. • PAUL KIMATA, Elaala. Kauai. Hawaii; Agricultural Scianca. • EDWARD MULLINS KING, Sigma Chi. Nawton; Chemical Enginaaring. • HOSMER THOMAS KING, Hanagar; Agricultural Enginaaring. • JIM KING. Scolltboro; Agricultural Education. • RALPH O. KIPER. Morroa. La.; Architectural Scarab. • Sacond Row: DON KIRK. Asis; Elactrical Enginaaring. • ROY HAROLD KIRKPATRICK. Montavallo; Agricultural Education. • HERALD JACKSON KNIGHT. Blua Springs; Chemical Engineering. • WILLIAM E. KNIGHT. Lacon; Agricultural Education; Kappa Oalta Pi. • ALBERT D. KNOWLES, JR.. Omaga Tau Sigma, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Vatarinary Medicine. • BENJAMIN 8. KNOWLES. Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery; Agricultural Administration. • RUSSELL T. KULP, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring. WILLIAM KENNEDY NICHOLAS KIEFFER. JR. PAUL KIMATA DON KIRK RAY KIRKPATRICK HERALD KNIGHT EDWARD KING WILLIAM KNIGHT HOSMER KING JIM KING ALBERT KNOWLES. JR. BENJAMIN KNOWLES RALPH KIPER RUSSELL KULP Tommy Schuosslor, President Interfratornity Council. JOE LACEY WILLIAM LANIER EDNA LANDRUM RUTH LAWLER TOM LANHAM WILLIAM LAWRENCE ABOVE • Pint Row: JOE E. LACEY. Montgomery; Interior Decoretlon. • EDWIN S. LAMBETH. Auburn; Secondary Education. • EDNA MAE LANDRUM. Ouenton; Education. • TOM EDGAR LANHAM. Alpha Pel. Edgefield. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: WILLIAM LEE LANIER. Florence; Veterinary Medicine; A. V. M. A. • CLAIRE JOYCE LASSETER, Alpha Gamma Delta. Montgomery; Science and Literature; Cardinal Key. • RUTH GRAHAM LAWLER, Gurley; Home Economics. • WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Sigma Nu, Montgomery; Electrical Engineering. BELOW • First Row; MARJORIE ELAINE LAWTON. St. Petersburg. Fla.; Home Economics Educetion. • NELL KINNEY LAZEN8Y, Kappa Delta. Forest Home; Education. • MARY T. LAZZARI, Daphne; Home Economics. • WINNIE LOUISE LeCOMPTE. Coffee Springs; Home Economics. • JOHN HOLMES LEE. JR.. Hamburg; CMI Engineering. • ROBERT E. LEE. Alpha Psi. Brewton; Veterinary Medicine. • SANFORD DULANEY LEE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Scottsboro; Business Administration. • Second Ro-: DAVID ARMSTRONG LEMMON. Alpha Tau Omega. Birmingham; Foreign Service. • JAMES PRESTON LEWALLEN. St. Petersburg. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma. • ANNIE LYOE LEWIS. Kappa Oelta. Tuslegee; Business Administration; Sphins; Oracles. • W. WAXWELL LEWIS. Grady; Agricultural Education. • WALTER LEE LINDSEY. Omega Tau Sigma. Galas. Ve.; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM O. LIPSCOMB. Alpha Gamma Rho. Decatur; Agricultural Science. • VIRGINIA MAE LISTER. Tampa. Fla.; Interior Decoration. MARJORIE LAWTON DAVID LEMMON NELL LAZENBY JAMES LEWALLEN MARY LAZZARI ANNIE LEWIS WINNIE LeCOMPTE MAXWELL LEWIS JOHN LEE. JR. WALTER LINDSEY ROBERT LEE WILLIAM LIPSCOMB SANFORD LEE VIRGINIA LISTER OLIVER LOCKHART THOMAS CODER ROBERT LOGSDON JACK LONDON THADDIEUS LOWERY VIRGINIA LOWERY WILLIAM LOWERY ALFREO LUCAS MARY LUCAS JOHN LUTZ DAVID MCKNIGHT JOHN MecNAUGHTON G. H. MdRIDE FRANCIS McCAIN ABOVE • Fir� t Row: OLIVER R. LOCKHART, Sigma Phi Epsilon Birmingham; Commarclal AH. • THOMAS RUDD LODER, Sigma Nu. Chattanooga. Tenn.; Aaronautical Engineering. • ROBERT WILLIAM LOGSDON. York; Agricultural Scianca. • JACK LaFAYETTE LONDON. Goodwater; Veterinary Madicina. • THADDIEUS LUTHER LOWERY, Alpha Lambda Tau. Gaorgiana; Agricultural Enginaaring. • VIRGINIA LOWERY. Birmingham; Homa Economic : Thata Epiilon. • WILLIAM SAYERS LOWERY. Fort Payne; Civil Enginaaring. • Second Row: ALFRED S. LUCAS, Sigma Rial Epiilon, Birmingham; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Ri: Auiitant Editor, Glomerate. • MARY LUCAS. Ashland; Secondary Education. • JOHN THOMAS LUTZ. Sigma Chi; Mobile; Chemical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade. • DAVID JAMES MecICNIGHT, Beta Kappa, Columbiana; Electrical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade; Briaeraan Society. • JOHN SHANNON MecNAUGHTON Lambda Chi Alpha, Auburn; Mechanical Engineering; C. A. A. Instructor. • G. H. McBRIDE. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • FRANCIS SAXON McCAIN, Ashland; Agricultural Science. BELOW . • First Row: CUMMINGS H. McCALL, JR.. Sigma Nu, Gulfport, Miss.; Electrical Engineering; Blue Key; Scebbard and Blade. • LUCIUS CHARELL McCALL, Inverness; Agricultural Science, • ALBERT LEWIS McCARTNEY. Alabama City; Electrical Engineering. • JAMES R. McCAULEY. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Business Administration; Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade. • HARVEY C. McCLANAHAN. HeHselle; Electrical Engineering; Briaerean Society: Eta Kappa Nu; Engineers' Covncil; Elective Cabinet Representative • MIRIAM McCLENDON. Camp Hill; Home Economics; President, Dana King Getchetl Club, Ml. • JOSEPH RAY McCLESKEY, Sigma Nu. Gadsden; Chemical Engineering. a Second Row: JAMES BURROW McCORSTIN. JR., Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham: Industrial Engineering; Rifle Team; Best Drilled Soldier, Engineers' Regiment 'Jt. • EVA McCUROY Kappa Delta, Lowndesboro; Home Economics Education. • JOHN C. McDAVID. Sigma Rh. Epsilon, Bay Minette; Pharmacy. • FORD M. MCDONALD, Sylaceuga; Education; Kappa Phi Kappa; Chi Sigma Phi; Varsity Debating Team; Auburn Players. • RALPH H. McGEE. Randolph; Civil Engineering. • EDWARD DENT McGOUGH, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Montgomery; Business Administration. • HERBERT S. McKAY. Delta; Agricultural Education; F. F. A. Jimmy Fitipetrick and C. B. Hewitt. CUMMINGS McCALL. JR. LUCIUS McCALL ALBERT McCARTNEY JAMES McCAULEY HARVEY McCLANAHAN MIRIAM McCLENDON JOSEPH McCLESKEY JAMES McCORSTIN. JR. EVA McCUROY JOHN McDAVID FORD McDONALO RALPH McGEE EDWARD McGOUGH HERBERT McKAY FRANK McLEAN JOE McMANUS GEORGE McMILLAN LAWRENCE McMILLAN WOOOROW McNAIR MALCOLM McREE MARY McWHORTER EARL MACHERY HUGH MADDOX KENNETH MAOOOX CHARLES MAGNUSON GORDON MAIN JOHN MAIN HAROLD MALPELI ABOVE • First Row: FRANK A. McLEAN, Alpha Tau Omtoa. Montgomery; Landscape Architecture. • JOE F. MCMANUS. Wedowee; Agricultural Education • GEORGE D. H. McMILLAN. Stockton; Agricultural Education. O LAWRENCE J. McMILLAN. Alpha Lambda Tiu, Brewton; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. • WOODROW W. McNAIR. Sigma Nu. Union Springs; Secondary Education. • MALCOLM S. McREE. Pi Kappa AIpKa, Birmingham; Buiinatt Administration. • MARY VIRGINIA McWHORTER. Chi Omaga. Huntsville; Secondary Education. • Second Row; EARL ROLAND MACHERY. Omega Tau Sigma. Jacksonville. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • HUGH GILBERT MADDOX. Pi Kappa Alpha. Douglas. Ga.; Chemistry. • KENNETH B. MAOOOX. Fayette; Agricultural Education; International Relations Club. • CHARLES JOHN MAGNUSON. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • GORDON ALLEN MAIN Kappa Sigma. Perote; Pharmacy. • JOHN F. MAIN. Kappa Sigma. Perote; Mechanical Engineering. • HAROLD LOUIS MALPELI, Alpha Lambda tau. Birmingham; Business Administration. BELOW • First Row; FRANK JOSEPH MANCI, Daphne; Mechanical Engineering; A Club. • JAMES BREWSTER MARSHALL. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery; Architecture; Scarab. • MARY BETH MARSHALL. Oiark; Home Economics Education; Kappa Delta Pi; Cardinal Key; Pi Tau Chi; Women's Student Government, '40-‘4l; Oracles; Owls. • HERBERT M. MARTIN, Alpha Tau Omega. Auburn; Science and Literature. • TEACKLE WALLACE MARTIN Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering. • THOMAS I. MASTIN, Sigma Chi. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering: Blue Key; A Club; Basketball. '40. ‘41. '42; Baseball, '40. ‘41. '42. • IRA C. MAYFIELD, Opelika; Electrical Engineering. • Second Row: LUMAN MAX MAYO. Auburn; Teitile Engineering; Phi Psi. • FRANCES MEADOWS. Salem; Home Economies. • JOE W. MEADOWS, Opp; Architecture; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spades; Scarab (President); Editor, Glomerate ; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • MARION E. MEADOWS. Phenl. City; Veterinary Medicine. • ROBERT G. MERRILL. Sigma Nu. Edgewoter; Industrial Engineering. • WILLIAM HAROLD MICHELSON, Tau Epsilon Phi, Decatur; Pharmacy; Scabbard and Blade; Interfraternity Council. • AVIS MIDDLETON. Theta Upsilon. Birmingham; Business Edministratioe. Lamar Blalock and Edith Champion. FRANK MANCI LUMAN MAYO JAMES MARSHALL MARY MARSHALL FRANCES MEADOWS JOE MEADOWS HERBERT MARTIN MARION MEADOWS TEACKLE MARTIN ROBERT MERRILL THOMAS MASTIN WILLIAM MICHELSON IRA MAYFIELO AVIS MIDDLETON CHARLES MIDDLETON HENRY MILLS AllE MILTON EDWARD MITCHELL JAMES MIXON. JR. JOHN MIXON TIMOTHY MONK MARION MONTGOMERY J jaAJJJjLuLe. ABOVE • Rnl Row: CHARLES C. MIDDLETON. Birmingham; Civil Engineering Chi Epsilon; A. S. C. E. • HENRY THOMAS MILLS. Phi Delta Theta, Birmingham; Civil Engineering, • ABIE GEORGE MILTON. Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring. • EDWARD STROZIER MITCHELL. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Enlarprisa; Pharmacy; A. Ph. A. • Second Row; JAMES HENRY MIXON. JR.. Hamilton; Butinass Administration, a JOHN GORDON MIXON. Georgiana; Commercial Education. • TIMOTHY ARCHIE MONK. Omaga Tau Sigma, Goldsboro, N. C.; Veterinary Madicina. • MARION MONTGOMERY. Bata Kappa. Moulton; Agricultural Education. BELOW • First Row: MAYS ELLIOTT MONTGOMERY. Vineant; Education; Santor Intramural Managar. • DEMPSEY WILEY MOODY. JR.. Lambda Chi Alpha. Cook Springs; Industrial Enginaaring. • GEORGE E. H. MOORE. Alpha Pti, Waltarboro. S. C.; Vatarinary Madicina. • JAMES B. MOORE, Auburn; Agricultural Scianca; Ag Club. • RUTH MOORE. Havana; Hama Economics. • WILLIAM B. MOORE. JR.. Kappa Alpha. Salma; Agricultural Scianca; Omicron Dalta Kappa; Scabbard and Blada; Tau Kappa Alpha; Executive Cabinat, '40 '4I. '4I-’4Z. • MELBA ADELE MOORER, Evargraan; Homa Economics. • Sacond Row: HARRY H. MORGAN, Alpha Psi. Cunningham. Tann.; Vatarinary Madicina. • JAMES WILLIAM MORGAN. Pi Kappa Phi. Albartvilla; Agricultural Scianca. • ROBERT BURGER MORGAN. Birmingham; Elactrlcal Enginaaring; Prasidant, MITEC Club; Enginaars' Council; Secretary-Treasurer, Briaaraan Society. • DAVID CARLYLE MORRIS. Piedmont; Agricultural Administration. • FRANK GREEN MORRIS. JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Mechanical Enginaaring. • LONNIE GURTRUDE MORRIS. Haleyvilla; Pharmacy. • MAX ADAMS MORRIS, Blountsvilte; Agricultural Scianca. MAYS MONTGOMERY DEMPSEY MOODY. JR. GEORGE MOORE JAMES MOORE HARRY MORGAN JAMES MORGAN ROBERT MORGAN DAVID MORRIS RUTH MOORE FRANK MORRIS. JR. WILLIAM MOORE. JR. MELBA MOORER LONNIE MORRIS MAX MORRIS Ed. Allan, Protidenf of Bluo Kay. NIDI I I WARREN MORRIS ANDREW MORRISON ROBERT MORTON FREDERICK MOSS CLARENCE MOSTER MARVIN MOTLEY JAMES MUELLER AL MULLIN, JR. UlJLaJijouTLn ABOVE • First Row: WARREN EDWIN MORRIS. Alpha lambda Tau, Sylaceuga; Electrical Engineering. • ANOREW B. MORRISON. Sigma No, Montgomary; Electrical Enginaa'ing. a ROBERT MONROE MORTON. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering; A Club, a F. FEDERICK MOSS, Opelika; Mechanical Engineering. a Second Row: CLARENCE ROLAND MOSTER. Mobile; Electrical Engineering, a MARVIN G. MOTLEY. Aotaugaville; Mechanical Engineering. a JAMES N. MUELLER, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering, a AL DENE MULLIN. JR., Phenhc City; Mechanical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade; A. S. M. E. (Secretary-Treaiurer). BELOW a Fir� � Row: SARAH ANN MUUOY, Alpha Gamma Delta. Laurel. Miti.; Education, a JOE M. MURPHREE. Oneonta; Agricultural Science, a MARGARET LOUISE NASH. Theta Upiilon. Helena; Home Economics; Pan-Hellenic Council. a HOYT NELSON, Red Bay; Veterinary Medicine, a WAYNE BRASHER NELSON. Alpha Tau Omega. Birmingham; Chemical Engi. nearing; Scabbard and Blade, a SAMUEL D. NETTLES. Kappa Alpha, Tunnel Springs; Business Administration; Spades; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scabbard and Blade; Delta Sigma PI; Sguires; Business Manager, Glomerate. 'd|.‘4J; Interfraternity Council; Lieutenant Colonel, R. O. T. C.; Who's Who in American Colleges, a WILLIAM DOUGLAS NETTLES. Auburn; Veterinary Medicine. a Second Row: JAMES HUGH NICHOLS. York; Chemical Engineering, a JOE NIX. Gunters-villa; Industrial Engineering, a DeFOREST MOODY NOLEN, Ashland; Mechanical Engineering, a THURSTON H. NOLEN. Prattville; Te.tile Engineering, a JOSEPH ECHOLS NOOJIN. Attalle; Agricultural Science, a HENRY $. NORDEN, Theta Chi. Mobile: Civil Engineering, a HARRY D. NORMAN. Phi Delta Theta. Opelika; Business Administration. SARAH MUUOY JAMES NICHOLS JOE MURPHREE JOE NIX MARGARET NASH DeFORREST NOLEN HOYT NELSON THURSTON NOLEN WAYNE NELSON JOSEPH NOOJIN SAMUEL NETTLES HENRY NORDEN WILLIAM NETTIES HARRY NORMAN ALLEN NOTTINGHAM CHARLES NOWLIN OORRIS ODOM THOMAS O'GRADY EUGENE O'REILLY HENRY ORR CHARLES OVERIY BILLIE OWEN JAMES OWEN VALISTA OWEN FANNIE OWENS ANN OWSLEY ROBERT ORRISON CARL FACE ijejcJ'u ULc_ o jT-AiJJLuJt ABOVE • Rnt Row: ALLEN HALE NOTTINGHAM. Fi Keppe Alpha. Mobil : Industrial Engineering Vice-President, A. S. I. E- • CHARLES LANGDALE NOWLIN. Omege Teu Slgm F nte � l FI ,; Veterinary Medklne. • DORRIS JUANITA ODOM. Alpha Delta Fi; l d� :’ Education.' • THOMAS J. O'GRADY. Auburn; Home Economic!. • EUGENE EMERY O'REILLY. Fi Keppe Alphe. Jacksonville, FI .; Buiineit Administration. • HENRY FORTER ORR. Opelika- Orne-menlel Morticethir . • ROBERT GARREn ORRISON. Thet Chi. Anniston; Chemkel Engineering. • Second Row: CHARLES ALBERT OVERBY. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering. • BILLIE AGNES OWEN. Alphe Gemme Delta, Five Folnts; Home Economics Educetion; President. Glee Club. '40-MI. • JAMES SHIRLEY OWEN, lembde Chi Alphe. LeFeyette; Secondary Educe- Hon. • VALISTA McCRACKEN OWEN. Fort Peyn ; Educetion. FANNIE ARNOLD OWENS. Chi Omege. Newnen, G .; Pre-Lew. • ANN OWSLEY. Dell Zete; Eclectic; Home Economics. • CARL THORNTON PACE. Alphe Teu Omege. OHord: Mechenicol Engineering. BELOW • First Row: ANN BYRD PAFFORD. Chi Omege. Montgomery; Home Economics; Thete Epsilon; Sphinx; Executive Cebinet. • JEFFERSON W. PAFFORO. Thete Chi. Montgomery; Architecture • GEORGE PAGE. Tenner; Agrlculturel Science. • BEN EARL PARK. Fi Keppe Phi, West Green, G .; AgrSculturel Educetion • VERA ALICE PARKMAN. Seel : Home Economics. • WILLIAM HUGO PARKMAN, Alphe Lembde Tee. Lengdele; Business Administretion; Vice-President, Intertreternity Council. • BILLY PARKS. Scottsboro; Agriculturel Science. • Second Row: ALBERTO PARRA. Cereces. Veneiuele; Civil Engineering. • EMMA NELL PARRISH. Keppe Oelte. Auburn; Chemistry. • WARREN SCOTT PATRICK. Keppe Alphe. Pwtney, Ge.; Agriculturel Engineering. • JOHN GORDON PATTERSON, EILmont; Electric ! Engineering. • JOHN OAVID PATTILLO, Dedeville; Agriculturel Educetion. • CECIL MAE PATTON, Adger; Home Economics; W. A. A. Council. • LeMATTICE PEARSON. Andelusie; Home Economics. Eleino Froemen and Holdman Baker. VERA PARKMAN JOHN PATTILLO WILLIAM PARKMAN CECIL PATTON GEORGE PAGE WARREN PATRICK BEN PARK JOHN PATTERSON BILLY PARKS LeMITTICE PEARSON JEFFERSON PAFFORD EMMA PARRISH ANN PAFFORD ALBERTO PARRA 2 o z o , 5 ? z 2 n i y� ss:5� uar � a. � r “ 1 srf ririls � Zq.1 • Z 05 m VlH -• al 0. 5 °2-5 � I -o • = _I - p T . 2 -o SjtCsS £l c I|£f ISss’i ?s3|2£ ?f'Zr22 1. P of 2 • ? = 23- ?rI S x= r - flls f cT ? fnli -p? ll = £j S§ - -fr f 5z|P ft Z 3- £ v P‘ Z £• j“ ipw •apfl ? i- -• Hhi? lift l 5i.?srr 5iHf. Ms II c c, i'5 •3N;. rflr s | ii-f 3 -•• 3 m HENRY RAINEY CHARLES RALSTON VIRGINIA REDDOCH JOHN REID VERA REID HARRY REYNOLDS GEORGE RICE VIRGIL RICE J joAii±jujLe_ ABOVE • First Row: HENRY FREDERICK RAINEY. Auburn; Civil Engineering. • CHARLES ROBERT RALSTON. Nashville. Tenn.; Architecture Scarab. • VIRGINIA ELAINE REDDOCH. Alpha Delta Pi, Luverne; Science end Literature. • JOHN ALEXANDER REID. Montevello; Agrl-cultural Science. • Second Row: VERA YOUNG REID. Atlanta. Ga.; Home Economic . • HARRY W. REYNOLDS. Kappa Alpha, Anniston; Mechanical Engineering. • GEORGE ROIERT RICE. Oouble Springs; Pre-Medicine. • VIRGIL PRESTON RICE. PI Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. BELOW • First Row: WALKER L. RICHMOND. Pi Kappa Alpha. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering; Tau Rata Pi; Pi Tau Sigma. • WILLIAM ROBERT RIDDICK. Gracnwood. S. C.; Mechanical Engineering. • JOHN THAD RIDDLE. Alpha Psi. Piedmont. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. O ARCHIE GERTRUDE ROBERTS. Birmingham; Machanical Engineering. • MARY FLORENCE ROBERTS. Auburn; Home Economics; Theta Epsilon. • CHARLES MORRISON ROBERTSON. To-n Creek; Agricultural Education. RALSTON HODGES ROBERTSON. Bayou La Batre; Electrical Engineering; Briaerean. • Second Row: FRANK ALBERT ROBINSON. Birmingham; Agricultural Science. • THOMAS ODORION ROBY. Alpha Psi. Silver Springs. Md.; Veterinary Medicine; Omlcron Delta Kappa; Spades: A. V. M. A. • ANDREW DERRICK ROCHESTER. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Business Administration. JOSEPH LELAND RODGERS. New Market; Agricultural Education • JOHN AARON ROGERS. Springvitle; Agricultural Engineering. • GEORGE ROGOFF. Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Wilmington. Calif.; Veterinary Medicine. ANN CARLTON RORKE. Auburn; Education. Herbert Martin, Representative to Cabinet. L I WALKER RICHMONO WILLIAM RIDDICK FRANK ROBINSON THOMAS ROBY JOHN RIDDLE ARCHIE ROBERTS MARY ROBERTS ANDREW ROCHESTER JOSEPH RODGERS JOHN ROGERS CHARLES ROBERTSON RALSTON R08ERTS0N GEORGE ROGOFF ANN RORKE Sam Tisdale. Chancellor of Alpha Zote. BINNIE ROSS LEON SAHAG. JR JAMES ROUSE JAMES SAMFORD ROBERT RUSSELL DELORIS SANDERS SALLIE RUSSELL JEFFERSON SANDERS OULcJi. xurua ABOVE • First Ro� : BINNIE ROSS. CM Omega. Jasper; Commercial Art. • JAMES LUCAS ROUSE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Montgomery; Chemical Engineering; Blue Key; Teu Beta Pi; Phi lambda Upsilon; Engineering Council; Business Manager. The Plainsman. • ROBERT E. RUSSELL. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering; Sriaerean Society. • SALLIE BELL RUSSELL. Kinston; Home Economics Education. • Second Row: LEON MARR SAHAG. JR., Auburn; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES HORACE SAMFORD. Sigma Chi, Montgomery; Business Administration; Blue Key; Scabbard and Blade: A Club. • DELORIS FOX SANDERS. Delta Zeta. Tampa. Fla.; Architecture. • JEFFERSON C. SANDERS. Pi Kappa Alpha, Scottsboro; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi. fELOW • First Row: ROBERT AVERETTE SAWYER. Oelta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering; Engineering Council. • THOMAS BERNHARD SAWYER. Frisco City; Veterinary Medicine • MARGARET SAXON SCARBOROUGH. Auburn; Home Economics Education; Kappa Delta Pi; President. F H. A. • CLARENCE EDWIN SCARS8ROOK. Orrullle; Agricultural Science. O J. DAVID SCHAFFER. Laurel. Md.; Veterinary Medicine. • THOMAS W. SCHUESSLER. Kappa Alpha, leFeyelte; Pharmacy; Spades; Omicron Delta Kappa; Scabbard and Blade. O CHARLES WILLIAM SCOTT. Alpha Taw Omega, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spades; Tau Beta Pi; Pi Tau Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Tennis Team; Engineers' Council. O Second Row: ALBERT SCROGGINS. Dadeville: Science and Literature. • EDGAR DAVID SEAMAN. Elkmont; Secondary Education. • STEVE MAHONE SEARCY. Alpha Tau Omega. Greenville; Business Administration. • MATTIE HOWELL SEGREST, Dothan; Home Economics. • RAYMON LESTER SELF. Altoona; Agricultural Science. • BILL PAUL SHEALY. Sigma PI. Dothan; Business Administration; Delta Sigma PI. • JACOB ROBERT SHEPHERD. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Cordova; Electrical Engineering. ROBERT SAWYER THOMAS SAWYER ALBERT SCROGGINS EDGAR SEAMAN MARGARET SCARBOROUGH CLARENCE SCARSBROOK DAVID SCHAFFER THOMAS SCHUESSLER CHARLES SCOTT STEVE SEARCY MATTIE SEGREST RAYMON SEIF BILL SHEALY JACOB SHEPHERD OEWITT SHIRLEY WAOE SHIVERS CARY SHOEMAKER CHARLES SHORT DAVID SHYLER JAMES SIMMS HUGH SINCLAIR. JR. MARK SKELTON THOMAS SLAUGHTER CHARLES SLAY CYRIL SMITH EARNEST SMITH GRADY SMITH JULIA SMITH ABOVE • Fir f Row: DEWITT SHIRLEY. Fayette; Education. • WADE BURLESON SHIVERS. Wadley; Agricultural Education. • CARY TIMOTHY SHOEMAKER, Kappa Alpha, Abbeville; Mechanical Engineering. • H. CHARLES SHORT, Sigma Nu, Fitipatrick; Agricultural Scionca. • DAVID MALONE SHYLER. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering, • JAMES B. SIMMS. Moulton; Secondary Education. • HUGH L. SINCLAIR, JR.. Delta Sigma Phi. Selma; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega. • Second Row: MARK SCOTT SKELTON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Scottiboro; Agricultural Engineering. • THOMAS SOMERSET SLAUGHTER. Brooklandville, Md.; Veterinary Medicine. • CHARLES G. SLAY. Mlllfown; Agricultural Science. • CYRIL U6ERT SMITH. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • EARNEST ALEXANDER SMITH. Alpha Gamma Rho; Bladon Springi; Agricultural Education; F. F. A.: Ag Club. • GRADY LAWRENCE SMITH, Auburn; Mechanical Engineering. • JULIA SMITH. Phi Omega Pi. Enterprlie; Home Economic Education. BELOW • Firit Row: MARTHA KATE SMITH. Birmingham; Buiinet Adminlitration. • MARVIN McCOY SMITH, Cullman; Agricultural Education; Alpha Zeta; Kappa Delta Pi. • SAMUEL LEE SMITH Kappa Sigma, Brewton; Agricultural Science. • SARAH T. SMITH, Alpha Delta, Slocomb; Science and Literature. • T. CLIFFORD SMITH. Boai; Agricultural Education. • THOMAS MARION SMITH. Lambda Chi Alpha. Beuemer; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Engineer - Council; A. S. M. E.; S. A. M. E e JESSE ELLIS SNEAD. Altoona; Pre-Medicine. • Second Row: JACK RICHARD SNOW. Alpha Gamma Rho. Jatper; Agricultural Science; Omicron Delta Kappa; Spade ; Alpha Zeta. • H. ROBERT SNOW, JR.. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham: Pharmacy. • SALVADOR SOLORZANO-BRAVO, Me.ico City. Meiico; Chemical Engineering. • VIRGINIA LOUISE SPARKS, Zeta Tau Alpha, Demopolit; Home Economic • WILLIAM E. SPENCE. Alpha Pti, Smyrna. Del.; Veterinary Medicine. • MARGARET CAMPBELL SPIDLE. Auburn: Home Economic . • JOSEPH MILES SPRAGUE. JR., Delta Sigma Phi. Entley: Mechanical Engineering; A Club. MARTHA SMITH JACK SNOW MARVIN SMITH ROBERT SNOW. JR. SAMUEL SMITH SARAH SMITH CLIFFORD SMITH SALVADOR SOLORZANO-BRAVO VIRGINIA SPARKS WILLIAM SPENCE THOMAS SMITH JESSE SNEAD MARGARET SPIDLE JOSEPH SPRAGUE. JR. JAMES STACEY JOSEPH STEARNS AIFREO STAFFORD WILLIAM STEEO PERRY STANDRIDGE ROBERT STERNENBERG ROBERT STANFIELD ALTON STEWART DALE STANFORD CHARLES STEWART WELLS STANLEY RUSSELL STEWART LEIAND STARR LOWELL STODDARD George McBride end Anita Albright. ABOVE • First Row: JAMES HARVEY STACEY. Boy Minette; Pharmacy; Rho CM. O ALFRED L. STAFFORD. Hunt Cily. FI .; Veterinary Medicine. • J. PERRY STANDRIDGE. Hoyden; Agriculture! Education. • ROBERT CLIFFORD STANFIELD. Pi Kappa Alpha. Wait Point. Go.; Civil Engineering: Tau Beta Pi; Chi Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. • DALE STANFORD. Guin; Agricultural Education. • WELLS MARION STANLEY. Sigma N«, Birmingham; Chemical Engineering • LELAND EDSON STARR. Theta Chi. Roanoke, Vo.; Mechanical Engineering; Alpha Phi Omega. • Second Row: JOSEPH TIPTON STEARNS. Alpha Psl. Louisville. Ky.; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM E STEED. Phi Delta Theta. Decatur; Agricultural Science. • ROBERT R STERNENBERG. Beta Kappa. Ponce de Leon, Fla.; Landscape Architecture. • ALTON A. STEWART. Spring Garden; Agricultural Education. • CHARLES PRESTON STEWART. Tuscumbla; Agricultural Science. • RUSSELL DOUGLAS STEWART. Sigma Chi. Atmore; Chemical Engi. nearing, e LOWELL STODDARD. Opelika: Agricultural Engineering. BELOW • First Row; PRICE MOSS STONE. Pi Kappa Phi; Hurtsboro; Veterinary Medicine. • CLEVELAND HUMPHREY STOREY. Phenii City; Agricultural Science. • SAM H. STRICKLAND. Albertville; Agricultural Education. • JOHN FRANK SUTTLE. Kellyton; Mechanical Engineering. • THOMAS BRIDGES SUTTON. Alpha Psi. Sylvester. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine; Vice-President. Junior A. V. M. A.: Intertraternity Council. • CHARLES R. SWEARINGER. Omega Tau Sigma. Trenton, S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JACK RUSSELL TANNER. Dora; Agricultural Education. • Second Row: CORINNE SMITH TATUM. Kappa Oelta. Opelika; Home Economics Education; Cardinal Key. • B. OZELLA TAYLOR. Bankston; Science and Literature • HOWARD FRANK THAMES. Sigma Nu. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. • LANE FITZGERALD THIGPEN. Gadsden; Aeronautical Engineering. • LEON PROPHEIT THOMAS. Theta Chi. Jones; Agricultural Science. • ALBERT MERINA THOMPSON. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bay Minette; Agricultural Science. • JAMES E. THOMPSON. JR.. Weogulka; Secondary Education. PRICE STONE CORINNE TATUM CLEVELAND STOREY OZELLA TAYLOR SAM STRICKLAND HOWARD THAMES JOHN SUTTLE LANE THIGPEN THOMAS SUTTON CHARLES SWEARINGER JACK TANNER LEON THOMAS ALBERT THOMPSON JAMES THOMPSON. JR. REED THOMPSON LESLIE THOMPSON GROVER THORNTON MAXINE THORNTON PEYTON THRASHER PATTERSON THRASHER LLOYD THRASHER LORENZA TINDAL J Ji ±±±jjjLe_ ABOVE • Flat Row: J. REED THOMPSON. Weogufke; Agricultural Education. e LESLIE GENE THOMPSON. AIpKa Psi. Swainiboro. Ga.; Vatarlnary Madlcina. o GROVER C. THORNTON. Omaga Tau Sigma, Union Springi; Vatarlnary Madlcina. • MAXINE DAVIS THORNTON. Cherokee: Homa Economic . • Second Row: JOHN PEYTON THRASHER. Kappa Sigma. Huntsville; Business Administration; Dalta Sigma Pi; Scabbard and Blada. • JOHN PATTERSON THRASHER. Alpha Pii, Quitman. Ga.; Volarinary Madicina. • LLOYD ZENO THRASHER. Theta Chi, Auburn; Business Adminis-tration; Dalta Sigma Pi. • LORENZA VASTINE TINDAL. Graanvilla; Mechanical Engineering. BELOW • Fint Row: HAMLIN H. TIPPINS, Auburn; Agricultural Science. e JULE TISDALE. Kappa Dalta. Auburn; Boiineii Administration; President, Sphini; Oracles; W. A. A. Council; Woman's Student Government Association. Freshman Representative and Treasurer. • SAM L. TISDALE. Hattiesburg, Miss.; Agricultural Science; Chancellor, Alpha Zeta; Scabbard and Blade; Omicron Delta Kappa: Winner ol Oanforth Award. IWI. • FRANK THRALL TOSEY. Beta Theta PI. Memphis, Tenn.; Civil Engineering. • JAMES ELLIS TOWNSEND, Vina; Agricultural Education • MARVIN FARRIS TRAPP. ArLadelphia; Agricultural Education. • FRANCIS SIMS TUCKER. Pi Kappa Phi. Camp Hill; Pharmacy. • JAMES B. TUCKER. Selma; Agri- cultural Education. • ALBERT ULYSSES TURNER. Phenii City; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: FELIX M. TURNIPSEED, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Montgomery; Business Administration; Delta Sigma PI; Scabbard and Blade; Interfraternity Council. • THOMAS W. UNDERWOOD. Summerdele; Agricultural Education; Kappa Delta Pi. • HANS H. VAN ALLER, JR.. Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile; Electrical Engineering; 8riaerean Society. • CAROLYN VANCE. Chi Omega. Gadsden; Secretarial Training. • JAMES MONROE VANCE. JR.. Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering, SEND 1 Gray Carter. Campus Leader. HAMLIN TIPPINS JULE TISDALE JAMES TUCKER ALBERT TURNER SAM TISDALE FELIX TURNIPSEED FRANK T08EY JAMES TOWNSEND MARVIN TRAPP THOMAS UNDERWOOD HANS VAN ALLER. JR. CAROLYN VANCE JAMES VANCE. JR. FRANCIS TUCKER Jimmie Route, Butinett Manager, Plainsmen.' CLASS RICHARO VAN PATTEN ROIERT VARNER MARTHA VEST WYMAN VICK SCOTT VANCE HOBART VERNON MARY VAUGHAN ESTELLE VINES Cii-jcdDuCUTUa ABOVE • Firtf Row: SCOTT VANCE. Phi Delia Thefe, Gedtden; Chemical Engineering, e RICHARO VAN PATTEN. Opelika; Pre-Medicine. • ROBERT E. VARNER. Phi Delta Theta. Tuikegee; Pre-Law. • MARY WILL VAUGHAN. Delta Zete. Tampa, Fla.; Home Economic . • Second Row: HOBART LOWELL VERNON. Alpha Lambda Taw, Sumiton; Electrical Engineering. • MARTHA OAVIOSON VEST, Phi Omega Pi. Hertielle; Home Economics Education; Sphint; Preiidenf. Pan-Hellenic Council; W. A. A.. '40-'41; F. H. A.. 'M-')V40-'4I.’42. e WYMAN VICK. Fayette; Agricultural Science. • ESTELLE VINES. Geraldine; Home Economics BELOW • Firtf Row: LUCILE WALDEN, Phi Omega Pi. Opelika; Butinett Adminiitration. • JOSEPH ERNEST WALKER, Richard City. Tenn.; Electrical Engineering. • ARTHUR MORGAN WALLACE. Hodget; Agricultural Education. • G. CLIFF WALLIS. Kappa Sigma, Hoboken. Ge.; Civil Engineering, • JOHN MORGAN WATERS. Omega Tau Sigma, Manattat, Ve.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES ALEX WARREN. Sigma PI; Clayton; Home Economics. • ANNIE B. WATERS, Muscogee, Fla,; Home Economict; Theta Epsilon. • Second Row: NORRIS WATSON. Heflin; Agricultural Science. • LILA MAE WATTERS. Kappa Delta, Selma; Education; Cardinal Key. • HOMER ALTON WEAVER, Beta Kappa, Theodore; Electrical Engineering. • MARY JANE WEAVER, Phi Omega Pi. Birmingham; Home Economic!. • ALVA TAYLOR WEBB. LaFayette; Agricultural Education. • CLAUDIA WEINMAN, Decatur; Home Economict. • PAUL LEWIS WEINTRITT, Theta Chi, New Orleans. La.; Mechanical Engineering. LUCILE WALDEN JOSEPH WALKER NORRIS WATSON LILA WATTERS ARTHUR WALLACE CLIFF WALLIS HOMER WEAVER MARY WEAVER JOHN WATERS ALVA WEBB JAMES WARREN ANNIE WATERS CLAUDIA WEINMANN PAUL WEINTRITT WILUAM WEISSINGER MARGARET WELLER COLIN WELLONS OONALO WELLS KENNETH WELLS ELMO WHATLEY ELTON WHATLEY GEORGE WHEELER ANITA WHITE HORACE WHITE MELVIN WHITE JOHN WHITLEY NANETTE WHITMAN KENNETH WHITTINGTON A80VE • First Row: WILLIAM WOOO WEISSINGER. Kappa Alpha. Browns; Vatarinary Madicina: Omaga Taj Sigma. • MARGARET FRANCES WELLER. Alpha Gamma Oalla, Gadtdan; Sac-ondary Education; Womtn'i Studant Govarnmant Association. a COLIN EUGENE WELLONS, JR., Kappa Sigma, Macon, Ga.; Elaclrlcal Enginaaring. a DONALD CLIFTON WELLS, Salma; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • KENNETH G. WELLS, Anniston; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • ELMO KISER WHATLEY. Pi Kappa Phi. La Granga. Ga.; Businass Administration, a ELTON G. WHATLEY, Doubla Springs; Agricultural Education; F. F. A. • Sacond Row: GEORGE ROGERS WHEELER. Buffalo; Elactrical Enginaarlng. • ANITA MORRIS WHITE, Ardmora. Tann.; Homa Economics Education. • HORACE O. WHITE. Ashland; Agricultural Scianca. • MELVIN WOODROW WHITE. Maplasvilla; Elactrical Enginaarlng. • JOHN NEWTON WHITLEY. Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring. • NANETTE EAGER WHITMAN. Montgomary; Businats Administration. • KENNETH WHITTINGTON. Omaga Tau Sigma, Midway; Vatarinary Madicina. BELOW • First Row: GEORGE D. WHITNEY. Kappa Sigma, Oranga, Conn.; Vatarinary Madicina; Omaga Tau Sigma. • JAMES AMOS WILBANKS. Floranca; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • CLELLIE EDWARO WILBORN. JR.. Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring. • GEORGE W. WILLARD. Fairfiald; Machanical Enginaaring; Briaaraon Sociaty. a ALTON BASCOM WILLIAMS. Andalusia; Agricultural Education. • JOSIAH M. WILLIAMS. Omaga Tau Sigma. Monels Cornar. S. C.; Vatarinary Madicina. • SOPHENA WILLIAMS. Jaclsonvilla; Homa Economics Education. • Sacond Row; HILSURN ROSS WILLIAMS. Winliald; Vatarinary Madicina. • BYRON BERNICE WILLIAMSON. JR.. Pina Appla; Agricultural Education; Alpha Zata (Scriba); Editor. Alabama Farmar ; Sacratary, F. F. A.; Ag Club. • HUGH H. WILLIAMSON. Brawton; Landscapa Architactura. • JEWEL DOROTHY WILSON. Auburn; Chamistry. ROBERT L WILSON. Auburn; Education; Auburn Playars. • JOHN WILLIAM WINDHAM. Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring: A. I. E. E. • SAMUEL TRAVIS WINDHAM. Luvarna; Agricultural Sclonca. GEORGE WHITNEY JAMES WILBANKS CELLIE WILBORN. JR. GEORGE WILLARD ALTON WILLIAMS JOSIAH WILLIAMS SOPHENA WILLIAMS HILBURN WILLIAMS BYRON WILLIAMSON. JR. HUGH WILLIAMSON JEWEL WILSON ROBERT WILSON JOHN WINDHAM SAMUEL WINDHAM ROBERT WISE LOCHREN WISE NEEL WITSCHEN GORDON WOOD JACK WOOD FRANCIS WOOLFlEY ABOVE • First Row: R08ERT DALE WISE, Bold Kappa, Birmingham; Architecture; Scarab; S. A. M. E.; Glomarata Staff; R. O. T. C. • LOCHREN ADAM WISE, Birmingham; Architoetur . • NEEL HENRY WITSCHEN. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Jacksonville. Fla.; Industrial Enginaaring. • GORDON EOWARD WOOD, Andalusia; Taitila Enginaaring: Kl Psi. • Saco r d Row; JACK EDWIN WOOD, Dora; Electrical Enginaaring. • FRANCIS A. WOOLFLEY, Lambda Chi Alpha. Ft. Banning Ga.; Chemical Enginaaring. • EDNA EARL WRIGHT. Hartford: Secondary Education. • BYRON C. YARBROUGH. Auburn; Agricultural Enginaaring. BELOW • First Row: CECIL SENTELLE YARBROUGH. JR.. Auburn; Veterinary Medicine. • ALVA WILLIAM YATES. LaFayatta; Ta.tila Enginaaring; Phi Psi. • HERBERT WEBER YEAGLEY, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Meridian, Miss.; Chemical Engineering. • LEONARD EVANS YOUNG. Alpha Psi, Columbia, S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: LESTER B. YOUNG. Alpha Psi, Johnson City. Tenn.; Veterinary Medicine. • RONALO 0. YOUNG, Florence; Chemical Engineering; Phi Lambda Upsilon; Tau Beta Pi. • WILLIAM JACKSON YOUNG. Dawson; Agricultural Education. • ZACHRY Z. ZIELAR, Uniontown, Pa. EDNA WRIGHT LEONARD YOUNG BYRON YARBROUGH LESTER YOUNG CECIL YARBROUGH. JR. ALVA YATES RONALD YOUNG WILLIAM YOUNG HERBERT YEAGLEY ZACHRY ZIELAR OFF C E R S HARRY MERRIWETHER......................................President JIMMY BUTT........................................Vieo-Prosidcnt JAMES SMITH............................................Secretary MARGARET McCAlN .......................................Historian MARIOTT LUFKIN.........................................Treasurer - n trod' I I J JUNIOR uicmc CLASS • F!r « Row: WILLIAM BLANTON ACKER. Brighton; Science end Literature. • CAROLl PALMER ADAMS. Omega Tog Sigma. Comillo. Go.: Veterinary Medicine. • JACK HARVEY ADAMSON, Sigmo Phi Epsilon Birmingham; Industrial Engineering. DE8Y ALLDREDGE. Brooks-vlllo; Homo Economics Education. • JAMES L ALLEGOOD. Koppo Sigmo, Moultrie; Induilrlol Enginooring. • So ond Row: DOROTHY MINETTE ALLEN. Monlgomory; Homo Economics. • JOHN WALTER ALLEN. La Grongo. Go.: Mechanical Enginooring. • WILLIAM MORRIS ALLEN. Pi Koppo PM. Birmingham; Builnou Administration. • W. WALLACE ALLEN. Thoto Chi. Jacksonville. Elo.; Elo trical Enginooring. • CALLEN AIRED. Pi Koppo Alpha, Clanton; Businots Admlnlitrotion. • First Row: OTIS D. ALSOBROOK, JR.. Cussoto; Agricultural Enginooring. • MINNIE ftEED ANDERSON. Greenville. S. C.; Commercial Art. • MIRIAM ANDERSON. Koppo Dolto. Greenville, S. C.; Commorciol Art. • FRANCES G. ARANT, McKonsio; Homo Economics. • FRED SOWELL ARNOLD. Koppo Sigmo. Abbovillo; Agricultural Educotion. • LEWIS EMERY ARNOLD, Sigmo Phi Epsilon, Fairfield; Science and Literature. • WILLIAM H. ASHMORE. Lambda Chi Alpha, Bossomor; Mochonicol Enginooring. • SARAH FRANCES Atkinson. Koppo Dolto Auburn; Scionco and Litoroturo. • ALBERT DURWARD AUSTIN. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Mobilo; Chomicol Enginooring. • Socond Row: NORMA RAY AUTERY. Thoto Upsilon, Dixons Mills: Homo Economics. • RAYMOND A. AZBELL, Shetfield; Eloctricol Enginooring. • EMMIE BAGLEY. Phi Omogo PI. Anniston; Homo Economics. • JOHN C. BAILEY, Wodlay; Agricultural Enginooring. • WILLIAM BAILEY III, Koppo Sigmo. Birmingham; Electrical Enginooring. • BESSIE BAIN. Guntorsvillo; Homo Economics Educotion. • JOHN C. BALL, Alpha Tou Omogo, Auburn; Mechanical Enginooring. • ANNE R. BARNES Montgomery; Homo Economics. • WALTER J. BARR. Phi Dolto Thoto, Montgomery; Eloctricol Engineering, • Third Row: JAMES DONALD 8ARTLETT Collinsville; Eloctricol Enginooring. • BILLY DERAMUS BARTON. Sigmo Alpha Epsilon. Birmingham; Business Administration. • E. HUGH BASS. Omicron Tou Sigmo Wilson. N. C.; Veterinary Modicino. • CHARLES A. BAUMHAUER JR.. Phi Dolto Thoto. Mobile; Mochonicol Enginooring • EDWARD CARY BEAN. Opp; Mechanical Enginooring. • JOSEPHUS SIMMONS BEARD. Lambda Chi Alpha. Wowahitchko. Fla.; Aeronautical Enginooring. • W. E. BEASLEY. Athons; Agricultural Scionco. • BARBARA BELL. Goylosvillo; Homo Economics Educotion. • ELSA BELL. Auburn; Homo Economics. • IfelL. ? ' RAY 8ELL, Sigma Nu Ponsacola. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering. • 8EEL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery; Industrial Engineering. • CARL BELMONT 8ENSON, Pi Kappa Alpha, Auburn; Mechanical Engineering. • ALMA BENTLEY, Notasulga; Educat.on. • EDWARD JOHN 8ERMINGHAM. JR.. Midway; Agricultural Sclanco. • Second Row: WALTER LEE BERRY. JR.. PI Kappa Alpha. Bastamar; Chamical Engineering. • 8A.UL REN£ 8IDEZ- Alpha Omoga. Auburn; Chamical Engineering. • WILLIAM S. B nNER Bata Kappa. Mobil ; Chamical Enginooring. • RICHARD HENRY BJURBERG. Nawark. N. J.; Science and Litaratura. a DIXIE BLACK, Auburn; Education. • First Row: FRANK CLINTON 8ROOKS. JR.. Huntsville: Electrical Engineering. • HELEN LOUISE BROOKS, Della Zata. Columbus, Ga.; Business Administration. • JOHN P. BROOKS. Lambda CM Alpfia. Montgomery, Electrical Engineering. • MAIMER R. BROWDER. McKern! ; Agricultural Selene . e CHARLES D. BROWN, Selma; Aeronautical Engineering. • Second Row: GRADY ALVIN BROWN. Heflin; Mechanical Engineering. e JAMES E. BROWN. Omega Tau Sigma, Rich Square. N. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES M. BROWN. JR., Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Business Administration. • KERMIT R. BROWN. Auburn: Electrical Engineering. • LUTHER EDWARD BROWN. Dothan; Agricultural Engineering, • First Row: RALPH M. 8ROWN. Kappa Sigma, Cartersville, Ga.; Chemical Engineering. • TOM 0. BROWN. Lambda Chi Alpha. Clayton; Business Administration, e DANNIE LEE BROWNINB, Ashland; Home Economics. • JOHN E. BRUSH. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • JOHN TILLMAN BRYAN. Clayton; Agricultural Engineering. • OLIVER EARL BRYANT, Alpha Gamma Rho, Bayon La Batre; Mechanical Engineering. • HOWARD A. BUCHANAN. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • DAVID EDGAR BUCK. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • EDWARD H. BUCKNER, Pell City; Agricultural Engineering • Second Row: THOMAS H. BULLINGTON, Alpha Gamma Rho. Athens; Agricultural Science. • JOHN JAMES BURKE. Attalla; Mechanical Engineering. • GERALD OEAN BURNETT. Goodwater; Ci.il Engineering. • WILLIAM McMURPHEY BURRISS. Alpha Psl. Anderson. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES C. BURT. Rochester, N. Y.; Pre-Medicine. e WILLIAM EUGENE BURTON. Talladega; Mechanical Engineering. • SAMUEL A BUTLER. Boat. Chemical Engineering. « JIMMY L. BUTT. Pi Kappa Phi, Wetumpka. Agricultural Engineering. • ROBERT MITCHELL CAIN, little Rock, Ark.; Chemical Engineering. • Third Row: WILLIAM B. CALHOUN. Columbus. Ga.; Industrial Engineering, e WILLIAM NEIL CAMPBELL. Dadeville; Ci.il Engineering. • ALBERT GEORGE CANZONERI, Bessemer; Physical Education. • ERNEST C. CAPEll Alpha Tau Omega. Greenville. S. C.; Chemical Engineering. • BILLY OWEN CAPlINGEit. Omega Tau Sigma, Frankfort, Ky.; Veterinary Medicine. • HOMER C. CARDER. Sigma Chi, Tarrant; Chemical Engineering, e ALFRED R. CARLTON. PM Kappa Sigma. Auburn; Agricultural Science. • CECIL CLARK CARLTON. Goodwater; Agricultural Science. • CORINNE CARNES. Hamilton; Home Economics Education. • Fin Row: ARTHUR B. CARROLL, JR.. Pi Kappa Phi, Hurttboro; Buiinen Adminiitration. • LAFAYETTE M. CARROL. Pi Kappa Phi. Hurtiboro; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM T. CATO, JR., Lafayette; Electrical Engineering, • WILLIAM ROLFS CAUTHEN. Double Spring ; Agricultural Science. • R. L. CAWTHON, Phi Oelta Theta. Montgomery; Electrical Engineering. • Second Row: THOMAS MILROY CHALMERS Pi Kappa Alpha, Sifminqham; Induttrial Engineering. • GEORGE I. CHIPMAN. Kappa Sigma, Columbui. Ga.; Butlneu Adminiitration. • FRED S. CHISOLM, Kappa Sigma, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • ROBERT CHAPMAN CHISHOLM. Hattieiburg. Min.; Mechanical Engineering. e JOHN L. CHRISTOPHER. Sigma PI. Allanla. Ga.; Agricultural Science. • Pint Row; WILLIAM RALPH CLANTON. Pi Kappa Phi. Atheni; Civil Engineering. • HALLIE SUE CLARK. Andaluiia; Home Economic . • AUBREY C. CLAYTON. Collierville. Tenn.; Agricultural Science • JAMES MONROE CLAYTON, Columbu . Ga.; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM EARL CLEGHORN. Montgomery; Buiinen Adminiitration. • HARRY W. CLEMENTS, Alpha Lambda Tau. Montgomery; Architecture. • CROMWELL L. CLEVELAND. Siqma PI. Selma; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM R. CLINTON. Mobile; Electrical Engineering. • THOMAS ALVIN CLOWER, Alpha P i, Dougle . Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row; CALVIN J. COBB. Prattville; Agricultural Science. • GEORGE LESLIE COBB. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • DOUGLAS L. COCKRELL, Sigma Phi Eptilon, Fairfield; Buiinett Adminiitration. e NORMAN COHEN. Buffalo. N. Y.; Veterinary Modicine. • NORMAN J. COHEN. Tau Epiilon Phi, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • JIMMY WOOD COLEMAN. Tuicetooia; Electrical Engineering. • THEO COLEMAN. Millport: Agricultural Education. • JAMES O. COLVARD. Decatur; Civil Engineering. • ROBERT ELLIS COLVIN, Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • Third Row: ROBERT F. CONNER. Ja«per; Veterinary Medicine. • MONA PAUL CONNOR. Orangeburg. $. C.: Commercial Art. • GADDIS M. COOK. Elmore; Mechanical Engineering • HENRlE BLANCHE COOK. Butler; Home Economic Education. • MALCOLM C. COOK. Sigma Nu, Union Spring ; Civil Engineering. • TOM E. CORLEY. Kellyton; Agricultural Engineering. • R. P. CORMAN, Tau Epiilon Phi, Birmingham; Chemical Engineering • CHARLES DOZIER CORR. Kappa Alpha. Selma; Butineil Adminiitration. • CHARLES M. COUSINS. Wetumpke; Agricultural Adminiitration. • First Row: GEORGE MARVIN COWART, Bessemer; Industrial Engineering. • RAY REODING COWART. Omega Tau Sigma. Donaldsonvillo, Ga.: Veterinary Medicine. • CAROLYN COWDEN. Kappa Dalle, Mobile; Secretarial Training. • FRANK H. COWEN, Opp; Agricultural Educa-lion. • CHARLES F. COX, Sigma Chi; Washington. 0. C.; Architecture. • Second Row: JULIUS EDWARO COXL Harllord; Pharmacy. • JAMES DONALD CRAIG. Dalta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Electrical Fnglneorinq. • BEULAH CRAWFORD, Thala Upsilon, Marlon; Home Economics. • C. S. CRAWFORD. Atmoro; Pre-Medicine. • W. H. CRAWFORD. Sigma Nu, Niib-rg; Agricullural Engineering. • First Row: WILLIAM P. CRAWFORD, Lincoln; Electrical Engineering. • ELNOMAC V. CREEL. Warrior: Civil Engineering. • HUBERT HUGHES CREEL. Warrior: Agricultural Administration. • LEE ARTHUR CRENSHAW, Alpha Lambda Tau. Shawmut; Chemical Engineering. • ROBERT L. CROOK. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Business Administration. • NANCY LAURENA CROOM. Gordon; Home Economics. • JOHN PAUL CROW. Fort Payne; Civil Engineering. • CHARLIE G. CROWE. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • BARBARA CRUTCHFIELD. Auburn; Home Economics Education. • Second Row: JAMES M. CULPEPPER, Cuba; Agricullural Engineering. • CARL REED CULVERHOUSE. JR.. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • WILLIAM WEBSTER CUNNINGHAM. Sigma Chi. St. Petersburg. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • JACK D. CURLEE Sigma Phi Epsilon. Birmingham; Mochanical Engineering. • C. LAMAR CURRIE. Pi Kappa Alpha. Atmore; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM DOLLAR DANIEL. JR.. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • HAROLD DARDEN. LaGrange. Ga.; Agriculture. • 8ENJAMIN McMILLAN DAVIS. Pi Kappa Alpha. Chattanooga. Teen.; Agricultural Engineering. • CHARLES S. DAVIS, Alpha Tau Omega. Orlando, Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • Third Row; DANIEL P. DAVIS. 8eta Kappa, Geneva; Textile Engineering. • GEORGETTE DAVIES. Delta Zota, Bessomor; Laboratory Technique. • JOHNNY H. DAVIS. Auburn; Agri-cultural Education. • MADRID P. DAVIS. Alpha Gamma Dolfa, Auburn; Businoss Administration. • MILDRED BROWN DAVIS. Theta Upsllon. Pile Road; Home Economics. • RALPH L. DAVIS. Kennedy: Agricultural Science. • SARAH DAVIS, Vida; Home Economics Education. • BENJAMIN W. DAWSEY. Omega Tau Sigma, Aynor, S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • WALTER W. DEAN. Phi Delta Theta, Alexander City; Architecture. d_u_n_i_£ • Pint Row: WILLIAM DEE DeBAROELEBEN. Lo.rdejboro; Civil Engineering. • LOWELL M. DENNIS. Sigma Phi Epiilon. Dothan; Agricultural Scianca. • DAISY WANDA DeRAMUS. ------------------------------ . - v...lL|S--------- -............... ................... DICKEY. Calhoun; Education. • WILLIAM Hi Birmingham; Physical Education. • 8. WILLIS DICKEY. Calhc DICKEY. Alpha Gamma Rho, Chatom; Agricultural Adminiitration • Second Row: DOROTHY DICKINSON Adamiville; Homo Economic!. • MARTIN DILLON Sigma Alpha Epiilon. Birmingham; Pre-Medicine. • LUCILLE DIMMERLING. Elrod; Veterinary Madicina. • JAMES G. OlSMUKES. Prattvilla; Agricultural Enginaaring. • JIMMIE THOMAS DIXON. Thomaiville. Ga.; Vatarinary Madicina. Firit Row; ROBERT A. DOB8INS, Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Gantt'i Quarry; Aeronautical Engi-' ‘ FRANCES DOBSON, Alpha SARAH A. L. DODD. Birmingham; Ch nearing. • ETTA F. DOBSON, Wa'dowaa; Education Gamma Delta, Wedowee: Home Economic! Education. • „. u. uuuu. � .� ..™nom: vnemic... Engineering a VANCE W DORTCH. Sigma Alpha Epiilon. Gadidan; Chemical Enginaaring. • LUTHER HARMON DOUGLAS. Riderwood; Agricultural Education. • S. A. OOUGLASS PI Kappa Alpha. Bettemer; Mechanical Enginaaring. • JAMES ALLEN DOWDY. Alpha lambda Tae. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. • EDWARD DANIEL DONNELLY. Springvilla; Agricultural Scianca. kPER. Langdale; Education. • JOHN DRUARY. Alpha Tau R, JR., Sigma Nu, Birmingham; SAMUEL M. DRAPER. Trinity; Omega, Feirfai; Education. ... Aaronautlcal Adminiitration. Hull; Architecture. • JOHN S. • Second Row: GLENN DRAPER. Agricultural Education. • BENJAMIN JAMES DRYER. . _ . .... . • JOHN FREDERICK DUGGAR. Ill, Sigma Phi Epiilon, Hope Hull: Architecture. • JOHN S DUGGAR. Tutcalooia; Chemical Engineering. • WALTER J. DUNAWAY, JR.. Birmingham-Civil Enginaaring. • KATHRYN LUCILLE DUNCAN. Ruitellvllle; Home EconSmlci'. • WILLIAM J. DUNCAN. III. Phi Delta Theta. Decatur; Tartile Engineering. • Third Row: BARNEY RENTZ DUNN. Camden; Agriculture. • PERRY A. OUNN. Daativilla; Agriculture. • ELLA LOU DUNNING. Linden; Laboratory Tachnlgua. • MILFORD HOWARD DURHAM. Ft. Payne; Agricultural Science. • TOM L. OYER. JR.. Kappa Sigma. Salma; Electrical Enginaaring, • JOHN ALLEN EARNEST. Theta Chi, Auburn; Pre-Law. • CURTIS IRVIN EATMAN, Delta Sigma Phi, Mantua; Agricultural Enginaaring. e JOE S. EDDINS Gadidan; Scianca and Literature. • W. THOMAS EOWAROS. Union Spring!; Chemiitry. • First Row: W. H. EILAND, JR.. l 6nngr Ga.; Industrial Englnaaring. • CECIL H. ELLER. Mnaor; Agrkaltura. • RICHARD A. EllINGHOUSE. Baltimore, Md.; Mechanical Engineering •WALTON M. EllINGSWORTH. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. • FRANCES ELLIS, CM Omega. Centre; Science and literature. • Steond Row: RICHARD RAY ELLIS, Lambda CM Alpha. Jaipar; Mechanical Engineering • ROBERT FORD ELLIS, JR.. Atmora; Electrical Englnaaring. • H. 0. ELMORE. Panse.; Physical Education. • TOM P. EMBREY, Alpha lambda Tau, LaGranga. Ga.; Taitlla Engl-naarlng. • ROBERT D. ERWIN. JR., lata Kappa, Birmingham; Machanical Englnaaring. —CJUjl-A-a • Fin Row: MARY DEAN FRENCH. Athens; Homo Economics • RALPH ANGUS FRENCH. Samson; Electrical Engineering. • JAMES MAYES FREY. Sigma Chi. Marietta. Ga; Aeronautical Engineering. • ROLAND G. FRY, Tau Epsilon Phi. Mobil ; Chemical Engineering. • FORNEY FULLER, Cullman; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: ROY HAYNES GAFFORD, Sigma Chi. FI. Deposit; Business Admlnlilratlon. • JOHN FRANK GAILLARD. Anniston; Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIAM P. GAINES. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIS LEE GAINES. Edwards-ville; Agricultural Science. • BEN FLOYD GALLOWAY, Jr., Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • Firif Row: GEORGE CARRINGTON GARDEN. Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • CLYDE M. GARDNER, Montevallo; Agricultural Science. • STEINER D. GARRETT. Kappa Sigma. Sylacauga; Pharmacy. • JAMES ERNEST GASTON. Fairhope; Mechanical Engineering. • CHARLES CHESNUTT GATLING, Alpha Tau Omega. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • ELIZABETH GAUSE, Dothan; Education. • HUGH CURTlS GAYLOR. Pi Kappa Alpha. Irondele; Aeronautical Engineering. • CHARLES DAVID GEORGE, Birmingham; Veterinary Medicine. • THOMAS J. GERALD, Pile Road; Agricultural Science. • Second Row: MARTHA GERHARDT. Chi Omega, Mobile: Interior Decoration. • EDWARD LEE GIBSON. Enterprite; Agricultural Science. • LOUISE MARIE GILMORE. Theta Uptilon, Hueytown; Education. • CYNTHIA GLENN. Decatur; Home Economics. • WILLIAM THOMAS GLOVER, JR , Margaret: Agricultural Science. • JAMES C. GOARE, Pensacola. Fla.; Pre-Medicine. • MARIE GOLDSMITH. Atmore; Home Economics Education. • ANNIE LUCILE GOLIGHTLY. Gadten; Home Economics. • MARGARET T. GOLIGHTLY. Gadsden; Secretarial Training. • Third Row: ROBERT LEWIS GOODIN, Kappa Sigma, Nashville. Tenn.- Aeronautical Engineering. • ERNEST LINWOOD GOOLSBY. Theta Chi, Birmingham; Business Administration. • HARVEY S. GORDON. Pi Kappa Alpha. Greenville; Agricultural Science. • CAMERON GEORGE GRAMMAS. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • EDWARD A. GRAY. Shorterville; Agricultural Education. • ALFREO FRANKLIN GREEN. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Atlanta. Ga.; Business Administration. • JACK GREEN, Oiarli; Agricultural Education. • DORIS GREESON, Cedartown. Ga.; Secretarial Training. • WILL MONROE GREGORY. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Civil Engineering. • First Row: M. E. GRIFFIN, lanett; Textile Engineering. • McMURRAY LOGAN GRIFFITH, Sigma CM. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • JAMES T. GRIMES. Opp: Agricultural Administration. • JOHN 0. GRIMES, Decatur; Mechanical Engineering. • CLARENCE ALLEN GRIMMETT, Sigma CM. Birmingham; Bulineil Administration. • Second Row: JOHN L. GRISWOLD, Fitxpatrlck; Eleelrical Engineering. • ALLEN ENHOLM GRUBBS. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Livingston; Agricultural Science. • MARY CHRISTINA GUARISCO. Daphne: Homo Economics. • ROBERT MILLER GUILLOT, Pi Kappa Phi, Dothan; Pre-Law. • REBECCA GUNN. Jackson. Tenn.; Science and Literature. • First Row: JOHN B GUY. Alpha Tan Omega. Jasper; Business Administration. • MARY HACKNEY. Auburn; Science and literature. • HARRY HENRY HAHN JR.. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • WILL HAIRSTON. LaGrange, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • OTHO MARION HALE. Frisco City; Agricultural Education. • WAITER HALL. Huntsville: Architecture. • CLIFTON THOMAS HALLMARK. Glen Allen; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM JACOB HAM. Beta Kappa. Auburn; Landscape Architecture. • JOE ALEXANDER HAMIL, Phenii City; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: HAROLD G. HAMILTON. Russellville; Agricultural Engineering. • JOHN S. HAMILTON. JR.. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • LUCY FRANCES HAMILTON. Russellville; Home Economics. • MARY KATHRYN HAMILTON, Theta Upsilon. Auburn; Secondary Education. • JOHN WEEMS HAND. Phi Della Theta. Mobile; Chemical Enginaering. • LUCIUS HANEY, Delta Sigma Phi, Woodward; Mechanical Engineering. • RUTH LINN HAYNES. Birmingham; Education. • HUGHION HOVEY. Louisville; Veterinary Medicine. • WALLACE H. HANNUM. Phi Delta Theta. Auburn; Business Administration. • • Third Row: ROBERT C. HARAWAY. Florence; Electrical Engineering. • JO REYNOLDS HARDY, Alpha Gamma Delta. Notasulga; Science and Literature. • EMIL RETZ HARGETT. Russellville; Chemical Engineering. • CULLEN F. HARRIS, Montgomery; Civil Engineering. • J. CLAUDE HARRIS. JR.. Birmingham; Architecture. • J. R. HARRIS. Alpha Psi. Titton. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • ROBERT MARTIN HARRIS. Pi Kappa Alpha Bessemer; Aeronautical Engineering. • FAY HART. Andalusia; Home Economics. • JOEL THOMAS HART. Alpha Psi. Boi Springs. Ga.; Vaterinary Medicine. • FSr� t Row: KING HART. Kappa Slqma, Atlanta, Ga.- Businass Adminltlrallon. • •• HASTY, Alpha Tau Omaga. Birmingham: Machankal Enginaaring. • MARION I. Frisco City- Vatarinary Madicina. • TOM E. HEAD, Andalusia; Vatarinary • GEORGE M. HEARD. Sigma CM. Fairtiald; Aaronautical Administration. • Second Row: JACK F. HEARD. Camp Hill; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • JAMES CLINE HEARD. Sigma Chi. Falrfiald; Chamical Enginaaring. • CHARLES ROLLAND HEASIETT, Sylacauga: Agrkultura. • JOHN MARCUS HELMS, Alpha Lambda Tau, Talbotton. Ga.; Civil Enginaaring. • ALVIN C. HENDERSON. Atlanta. Ga.; Industrial Enginaaring. • FIrtt Row: FORREST E. HENDERSON. Mountain Crank; Vatarinary Madicina. • ERNEST ASSURY HERLONG. Alpha Tau Omaga. Fairtiald; Businass Administration. • HENRY HERBERT HICKS Dothan; Chomislrv. • SARA MARGARET HICKS. Ramar; Homo Economics Education. • VICTOR CARL HICKS. Oalta Sigma Phi. Evtaw; Aaronautical Enginaaring. a JOHN S HICKSON. Naranja, Fla.; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • WILBUR C. HIGH. Camp Hill; Agricultural Education. a CHARLIE PROTHRO HILL, Sigma Chi, Williamson, Ga.; Vatarinary Madkiaa. • JOHN ROLAND HILL, Pi Kappa Alpha, Auburn; Machankal Enginaaring. • Sacond Row: ROBERT S. HILL. Kappa Alpha. Atmoro; Vatarinary Madicina. • HARRY I. HILLHOUSE, Birmingham; Vatarinary Madicina. • HENRY L. HILTON-GREEN, Phi Dalta Thata, Pansacola. Fla.- Agrkultura. • ELTON LOFTUS HINTON. Alpha Gamma Rho. Jaspar; Agri. cultural Education. • ROBERT HINTS. Lawisburg; Industrial Enginaaring. • FLEETWOOD HOLLINGER. Camdan; Businass Administration. • JEAN I. HOLLINGSWORTH. Los Angolas. Calif.; Physical Education. • JOHN ADAM HOLMAN. Sigma Nu. Andarson, S. C.; Civil Enginaaring. • ETHAN C. HOLT, Brilliant; Agrkultural Education. • Third Row: J. B. HOLT. JR.. Sigma Pi. Jackson. Miss.; Elactrical Enginaaring. • LEAHMAN JOSEPH HOLT. Watumpka; Machanical Enginaaring. a THOMAS M. HOOVER. Kappa Alpha. Marion; Machankal Enginaaring. • CHARLES BEVERLY HOPKINS. JR.. Birmingham; Chamkal Enginaaring. • LOUISE ANNETTE HOPPER. Altoona; Homo Economics. • DONALD HOPTON-JONES Dalta Sigma Phi. Niquaro. Cuba; Businass Administration. • FRED C. HOPTON-JONES. Dalta Sigma Phi. Niquaro. Cuba; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • ROBERT WILLIAM HORNER JR. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham; Elactrkal Enginaaring. • CLARENCE WILLIAM HORTON.' Courtland; Elactrkal Enginaaring. • First Row: JACQUES 6AUMHAUER HOUSTON. Springhill; Aeronautical Engineering. • ELETHA HOWARD. Rogersville; Laboratory Technique. • SMITH GRAHAM HOWARD. Alpha Lambda Tau, Safford; Pre-Dentistry. • ALVIN O. HUBBARD. Talladega; Electrical Engineering. • J. WOODWARD HUBBARD, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Montgomery; fertile Engineering. • Second Row: JAMES HORACE HUGHENS. Birmingham; Commercial Art. • RALPH T. HUNT. Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Foreign Service. • MALCOLM E. HUNTER. Kappa Sigma. Richmond, Va.; Pre-Medicine. • OBERA HUNTER. Double Springs; Home Economics. • LEWIS RIVIERE INGRAM, Montgomery: Civil Engineering. • First Row: LEONIDAS EUCLID IRBY, Alpha Psi, Eufaule; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES M. JACKSON, Eutaw; Agricultural Engineering. • L. P. JENKINS. Gadsden; Civil Engineering. • WILLIAM FRANK JENKINS. Bangor; Agricultural Education. • DONALO CULLER JENNINGS. Americas, Go.; Civil Engineering. • JASPER E. JERNIGAN. Castleberry; Agricultural Education. • DOROTHY M. JOHNSON. Theta Upsllon. Oiark; Education. • JAMES GOREE JOHNSON. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mobile; Mechanical Engineering. • LUCIUS G. JOHNSON, Lambda Chi Alpha, Montgomery; Agricultural Engineering. • Second Row: MARY JOHNSON. Scottsboro; Pharmacy. • WYLIE PIERSON JOHNSON. Lambda Chi Alpha, Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering, e GEORGE FRANCIS JOHNSTON. New Orleans. La.; Electrical Engineering. • BOYCE M. JOLLEY. Omega Tau Sigma. Ayden N. C.- Veterinary Medicine. • ALFREO S. JONES. Newton; Electrical Engineering. • ANNETTE JONES. Delta Zeta, Newton; Home Economics. • ANNIE LEE JONES, Autaugaville; Secondary Education. • EDWARD OSCAR JONES. JR.. Auburn; Mechanical Engineering. • FINCH M. JONES, Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering. • Third Row: JOE C. JONES. Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering, g JOE L. JONES. Cedar Bluff; Agricultural Education. • KATHRYN JONES. Chi Omega. Wedowee; Home Economics Education. g REUBEN S. JONES, Coffee Springs; Agricultural Education. • JAMES 8. JORDAN McKentie; Secondary Education. • JAMES O. JOWERS. Theta Chi, Welumpka; Electrical Engineering. g JACK IR8Y JOYNER, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. g JOE C. JUStO Birmingham; Veterinary Medicine. • ROBERT WILLIAM KAISNER. Kappa Sigma, Cocoa, Fla.; Electrical Engineering. • fjjjf Row: VACHEl LEE KEE8LE, Roanoke; Agricultural Administration. • EARL W. KELLEY. Theta Chi. Carbon Hill; Mechanical Engineering • WILLIAM B. KELLEY, Alpha Lambda Tau, Sylaceuga; Agricultural Administration. • WALTER S. KELLY. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Rapt on; Aeronautical Engineering. • PHILLIP F. KENNON, Phenix City; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: EDWARO 8. KERSH. Auleugeville: Commercial Art. • CHARLES G. KERSHAW. Ft. Payne; Civil Engineering. • MARGARET OLIVIA KILBURN. Delta Zeta. Florence: laboratory Technique. • HUGH P. KILLINGS WORTH. Alpha Gamma Rho. Sumter, villa; Agricultural Science. 0 CHARLES WEBSTER KILLOUGH, Eclectic; Agricultural Science. • Flrtt Row: ELIZABETH C. KILPATRICK. Carrollton; Home Economics • KENNETH B. KING. Huntiville; Te.tile Engineering. • ROLAND WILLIAM KING. Notatulga; Pra-Denfiilry. • W. S. KING, Phi Oelta Theta. Florence; Buiineit Administration. 0 ROBERT P. KLOETI. Oelta Sigma Phi. Havana. Cuba; Electrical Engineering. 0 ROBERT DUANE KNAPP, Auburn; Pre-Medicine. 0 FRED KNIGHT. Cullman; Agricultural Education. • ROBERT PAYNE KNOWLES. Kappa Sigma. Miami. Fla.; Veterinary Medkine. • HERMAN KOCKRITZ. Birming-ham; Mechanical Engineering. 0 Second Row: HELEN KRAUSS. Theta Upsilon, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Business Administration. • TURNER 8. KRONFELD, Herndon. Va.; Veterinary Medicine. • DAVIE LACEY, Sigma Phi Epsilon Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. 0 WILLIAM HAROLD LAMB. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering. 0 ELIZABETH LAMBETH, Auburn; Secondary Education. 0 CARL HEBERT LANCASTER. Montgomery; Architecture. 0 LOUIS G. LANDRUM. LaFayette; Pre-Medicine. 0 CHARLES V. LANG. JR., Kappa Sigma, Carrollton; Veterinary Medkine. 0 AUBREY T. LANIER. Rockford; Agricultural Education. 0 Third Row: LUCINOA LASETER, Delta Zeta. Clayton; Physical Education. 0 JOHN SAMUEL LEAK, Sigma Nu. Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering. 0 EDWIN COLEMAN LEE, Kappa Alpha. Monroeville; Industrial Engineering. 0 JAMES A. LEE. Louisville; Agricultural Administration. 0 MORRIS LEVY. New York. N. Y.; Veterinary Medkine. 0 JULIAN EDWARD LEYSATH, Chapman; Textile Engineering. 0 STEVEN C. LIKOS. Gadsden; Electrical Engineering. 0 DUNCAN PARKER LILES Sigma Nu. Brewton; Architecture. 0 ROBBIE LEE IINCH. Wetumpke; Home Economics Education. • First Row: EDWARD H. IINDIEY, Auburn; Electrical Engineering. a CHARLES C. LINDSAY, Roanoke: Mechanical Engineering. a EOWARD WILLIAMS LINDSAY. Sigma Pi. Jackson, Miss.; Electrical Engineering, a VIRGINIA MAE LISTER, Tampa. Fla.; Interior Decoration. a FRANK C. LITCHFIELD. Phi Delta Theta, Montgomery; Business Administration. a Second Row: TANDY 0. LITTLE, Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery; Electrical Engineering, a RAYMOND L. LIVINGSTON. Goodweter- Agriculture. a MARX t. LOEB. Montgomery; Chemical Engineering. a JAMES ALFRED LONG. Phenii City; Electrical Engineering, a NIMROD WILLIAM LONG. Phi Delta Theta. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. . a Firet Row; ROY McLELLAN LOVE. Alicevllle; Electrical Engineering. a POWELL M. LOVELL. Sigma Phi Epiilon, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering, a DOUGLAS T. LUCE. Phi Delta Theta, Point Clear; Business Administration. a SEWELL M. LUFKIN, Alpha Gamma Rho. Theta Chi. Almore; Agricultural Science, a WILLIAM HARRY LYONS. Jacksonville, Fla.; Electrical Engineering, a KATHLEEN MacNAMEE, Prospect Park. Pa.; Science and Literature, a JIM H. MacNAUGHTON, Auburn; Business Adminiitration. a JOHN H. MADDOX. Alpha Gamma Rho, Andalusia; Agricultural Science, a PAUL NORMAN MALLETTE, Beta Kappa, Mobile; Architecture. a Second Row: GEORGE L. MALLORY, Anniston; Electrical Engineering, a W. 8. MANNING, Huntsville; Aeronautical Engineering, a GENEVA MARCHIONE, Birmingham; Home Economics, a MARVIN J. MARIANI, Theta Chi. 8estamer; Mechanical Engineering, a CLARA BROOKS MARTIN, Geneva; Home Economics Education, a DUDLEY R. MARTIN, Sigma Pi. Clayton; Testile Engineering, a JAMES A. MARTIN, Alpha Tag Omega, Alpha Pli, tmmltsburg. Md.; Veterinary Medicine, a JOHN BRUCE MARTIN. Alpha Tau Omega, Auburn; Chemical Engineering. a JUDSON C. MARTIN, Greenville, S. C.; Business Administration. a Third Row: ROSS MARTIN. JR.. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering, a CHARLES OSCAR MASON, Pine Hill' Electrical Engineering a SARA ELLEN MASON, Auburn; Laboratory Technique. a VIRGINIA MASSEY. Birmingham; Home Economics. a SYLVIA PAULINE MATHISON. Oiark; Home Economics. a JANE DUKATE MATTHES. Alpha Gamma Delta. Biloxi. Miss.; Interior Decoration. a OLYN MATTHEWS. Louisville: Veterinary Medicine, a JESSE L. MAULDIN. Hartwell. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine, a LEWIS C. MAYO. Phi Delta Theta, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • Fiat Row: SAM T. MAYO. Alpha UmMi Teu, Oulncy. Fla.; Electrical Engineering. • MARGARET ALICE McCAIN. Kappa Delta. Montgomery; Commercial AM. • SHERROD McCAll. Phi Delta Theta, Moultrie. Ga.; Business Administration. • JOHN H. McCLANAHAN. Hartsollo; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM COOPER McCLANAHAN, Hartselle; Business Administration. • Sacond Row: SHERREL B McCLURE. Sylacauga; Agricultural Education. • JIM H. McCLURKIN, Birmingham; Agricultural Scianca. • JOHN A. McCRORY, Graanvilla; Vatarinary Mediclna. • ANN MARY McCRUMMEN. Montgomary; Commarcial Art. • CHARLES RUST MCDONALD. Mobila; Mechanical Engineering. • First Row: WILBUR STARLING McDUFF. Ri Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • RUFUS E. McFERRIN. Omega Tau Sigma, Greenville: Veterinary Medicine. • HAROLD McGEE. Hialeah. Fla ; Veterinary Medicine. • MAX PITTENGER McGill. Springhlll; Education. • JAMES R. McHUGH. Ri Kappa Phi, Birmingham; Business Adminiitration. e JAMES NELSON McJUNKIN Ri Kappa Phi Wotumpka; Teitile Engineering. • BAVIS M. McKINNEY, Belqreen; Agricultural Science. • ROBERT STANLEY McKINNEY. Opelika; Ci.il Engineering. • ROBERT S. McKNIGHT. JR., Sigma Nu. Huntsville; Science and Literature. • Second Row: MARY REED McLEAN. Tuscumbia; Science and literature. • CHARLES R. McMEANS. Loiinglon; Bwtineit Adminiitration. • JULIA MARIE McMIllAN Bay Minette; Homo Economict. • MARY ANN McMILLAN. Auburn; Education. • MARION H. McMULLEN, Mt. Vernon; Pharmacy. • E. HAMPTON McRAE. Ri Kappa Alpha. Bleckshear Ga.; Ci.il Engineering. • FRANK A. MeWllllAMS. Sylacauga; Veterinary Medicine. • MARY FRANCES MEADOWS. Rhenii City; Homo Economic . • MARILYN MEAGHER. Alpha Gamma Delta. Auburn; Home Economict. • Third Row: JESS W. MEHERG. Fayetteville: Tortile Engineering, e WILLIAM ROBERT MELTON. JR.. Sigma Nu. Cuthbert, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering, e NANCY JONES MERRILL. Alpha Delta Andalusia; Laboratory Technique. HARRY MERRIWETHER. Alpha Gamma Rho, Atmore: Business Administration, e CLARENCE E. MICHAELS, Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. e TAYLOR CALVIN MILLER. Montgomery; Pre-Dentistry. e WALTER BLUMA MILNER. Lambda Chi Alpha. River View; Rhyiical Education, e FREDERICK BARRYMORE MITCHELL. Auburn; Teitile Engineering. e JAMES D. MITCHELL. Cullman; Civil Engineering. 1 • First Row: ORA MAE MITCHELL. Mt. Hop ; Horn Economics Education. • ROBERT M. MITCHELL. Montgomery; Civil Engineering. • CHARLES M. MOONEY. On on( ; Agricultural Science. • ANNELU MOORE. Auburn; Horn Economics. • ERLINE MOORE. Auburn; Horn Economics Education. • Second Row: JACK MOORE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Pensacola, Fla.; Electrical Engineering. • W. L. MOORE. Rob ; Veterinary Medicine. « HERBERT LOUIS MORGAN. Birmingham; Agricultural Education. • LEWIS A. MORGAN. Phi Delta Theta, Uniontown; Agricultural Science. • R. JACK MORGAN, Eva; Education. • First Row: THOMAS W. MORGAN. Flomafon; Aeronautical Engineering. • EOWARD W. MORRIS, Montgomery: Electrical Engineering. • FLYNN DILLARD MORRIS, Bet Kappa. Geneva; Business Administration. • FREO N. MORRIS. Bela Kappa. Geneva; Business Administration. • SANFORD M. MORTON. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. • CARRIE DENT MOSLEY. Kappa Delta. Huntsville; Home Economics. • MARY MULLEN. Chi Omega. Columbus. Ga.; Education. • OWEN BURTON MUNRO. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Atlanta. G .; Chemical Engineering, • ERNESTINE MURRAY, Savannah, Ga.; Interior Decoration. • Second Row: RALPH MUSICK, Douglas; Agricultural Education. • JOHN D. NALL. Omega Tau Sigma. Georgian ; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM JAMES NEIGHBORS. Alpha Gamma Rho, Selma; Agricultural Science. • MAZIE L. NELSON, Daphne; Home Economics Education. • WILLIAM WARREN NESMITH, lambda Chi Alpha. Cullman; Civil Engineering • DAVID H. NETTLES. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Aeronautical Administration. • BEULAH M. NEWSOME. Auburn; Education. • MAYOH H. NEWTON. loachapoka; Testil Engineering. • AU8RINE A. NICHOLS. Fayette; Agricultural Education. • Third Row: ROBERT A. NIXON. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Civil Engineering. • VODIA NIXON, Hamilton; Agricultural Education. • CARLTON NOBLIN, Coffee Springs; Interior Decoration. • CLYDE I. NORTON. Clayton; Agricultural Engineering. • VERNON L. NORTON, Heflin; Agricultural Education. • PAUL MILTON NUCKOLLS. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • JOHN EDWARD OAKES. JR. Vernon; Agricultural Education. • JOHN D. O'CONNOR. Pi Kappa Alpha. Mobile; Civil Engineering. • ELIZA-BETH ALLEN ODOM, Delta Zeta. Birmingham; Science and Literature. • First «o� ; KATHRYN OOOM, Dothan; Horn Economics. • SA1ERT OGLESBY. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • BYRON M. OLIVER. Albertville; Agricultural Science. • KLEBER M. O'NEIL Sigma Nu. Huntsville; Business Administration • CHARLES 0. ORRISON. Kappa Alpha, A Minton; Mechanical Eng intaring. • Second Ro-: GABRIEL W. OSBURN. Perryvllle; Agricultural Education. • GWENDOLYN OWENS, Brundidga; Education. • WILLIAM GLENN OWEN. Ft. Payne; Machanical Engintaring. • JOHN W. OWINGS. Carrollton; Agricultural Engintaring. a PEGGY PAGE. Kappa Dalta. Clanton; Architactura. • Firtt Row: JOHN A. PARHAM. Highland Homa; Butinati Adminlttration. a MILTON SANDERS PARK. Montgomary; Elactrical Engintaring. • CARL PARKER. Pyriton; Agricultural Education. • WYNONA MERIAM PARKER. Thomatton; Homa Economics. • OLA MAE PARRISH. Clanton; Homa Economics • W. E. PASS. Alpha Pti. Blounttvilla; Veterinary Madiclna. • POWELL BERNARO PATRICK, McIntosh; Agricultural Education. CLIFFORD A PEACOCK, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Columbus, Ga.; Businats Administration. • MIRIAM E. PEAKE, Eufeula; Scianca and Litaratura. • Second Row: HENON W. PEARCE, Phi Dalta Thata, Decatur- Civil Engintaring. • JUNE C. PFARMAN. Altoona; Agricultural Education. • TOM W. PEARSON. Wadley; Aeronautical Administration. • ALFRED PENN. Roma. Ga.; Machanical Engintaring. • ELIAH PERLMAN. Pensacola, Fla.; Aeronautical Engineering. • LUCRETIA HELEN PERRY, Chi Omega, Council Grove, Kan.; Homa Economics Education • MARJORIE PERRY. Chi Omega. Council Grove, Kan.; Scianca and Literature. • THOMAS C. PERRY. Columbus. Ga.; Elactrical Engineering. • BURTON G. PETERSON. Whistler; Machanical Engineering. • Third Row: JOHN F. PETREY. Lake Wales. Fla.; Industrial Engineering. • LOUISE PETTUS. Huntsville; Homa Economics. • RICHARD BARR PETTUS. Huntsville; Chemical Engineering. • IRMA GLADYS PHILLIPS. Wadley; Homa Economics Education. • NATHAN LAMAR PHILLIPS. Alpha Gamma Rho. Butler; Agricultural Education. • GLENWOOD M. PIERSON, phi Oalla Thata. Montgomery; Business Administration. • PAULINE McCORO PINSON, Foley; Pharmacy. • CLIFFORD WALKER PITTMAN. Alpha Pti. Uvalde. Ga.; Veterinary Madiclna. • JOHN E. PITTMAN, Alpha Gamma Rho. Enterprise; Agricultural Science. T_Jn_e • First Row: T. HAROLD PITTMAN. Auburn; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM L. PITTMAN. Pi Kappa PM, Homawood; Chemical Engineering. • STANLEY WARREN PLANT. Tallassee; Pharmacy. • HENRY W. POELLNITZ, JR., Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Greeniboro; Pre-Law. • CYRIL JONES PORTER. Pi Kappa Alpha. Fairfield; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row: VALERIA PORTER. Delta Zeta, Lexington; Home Economict Education. • OTTO LeGRAND POULSEN. Solma; Business Administration. • CECIL JUDSON POUNCEY. JR., Alpha Gamma Rho, Auburn; Agricultural Education. • ROBERT WILLIAM POWERS. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Clanton: Aeronautical Engineering. • HOYT 6. PRICE, Pyrifon; Agricultural Education. • First Row: SAMUEL JONES PRICE. II. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • EARL COLE PRITCHARD. Homewood; Mechanical Engineering. • MARY E. PRITCHETT. Theta Upsilon, Linden, Home Economics. • OTIS WORLEY PRUETT, Theta Chi, Midway; Mechanical Engineering. • HOWARD WILLIAM PUTNAM. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • SAES QUINONES. Omega Tau Sigma. San German, Puerto Rico; Veterinary Medicine. • 6. M. RAINS. Pi Kappa Alpha. Albertville; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM M. RAINS, Sigma Phi Eotilon, Mobile: Aeronautical Engineering. • AMZI G. RANKIN, Pi Kappa Alpha, Galllon; grlcu'tural Science. • Second Row; JAMES WILLIAM RAYFIELD, Sylaceuge; Agricultural Education, e ERNEST L. REED, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Pansacola, Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM M. REED. Vernon; Agricultural Administration. • WILLIAM C. REID. Pensacola. Fla.; Chemical Engineering. • R08ERT C. REISINGER. Alpha Psi. Miami. Fla.: Veterinary Medicine. • CHARLES AUSTIN REW. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Auburn; Chemical Engineering. • JAMES ALBERT REYNOLOS. LeGrenge Ga.; Education. • JAMES E. REYNOLDS, Selma; Business Administration. • EDGAR L. RHODES. Summerdale; Agricultural Education. • Third Row: JULIA MAE RHYNE. Benton; Secretarial Training. • ARTHUR T. RICE, JR., Ft. Payne; Agricultural Education. • RALPH 0- RICE, Opelika; Textile Engineering. • MALCOLM EDWARD RICHARDS. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Business Administration. • CATHERINE WRIGHT RICHMOND. Chi Omega, Mobile; Laboratory Technique. • W. C. RICHTER. Alpha Tau Omega. Savannah, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • KENNETH ALFRED FIDDLE, Kappa Sigma. Attalla; Electrical Engineering. • JESSE P. RIDGEWAY, Remlap; Agricultural Science. • VIRGINIA RILEY, Auburn; Science and Literature. • First Row; ROBERT E. ROBERSON, Dolt Slam Phi, Birmingham- Chamlcal Enginaaring. • BURL G. ROBERTSON. Sprlngvilla; Elactrlcar Enginaaring. • ELI WARE ROBINSON, lowndasboro; Agricultural Seianco. • JAMES A. ROBINSON. Vato; Agricultural Scianca. • THOMAS W. ROBINSON. Grova Hill; Pra-Madicln . � w: EOWIN COOK RODGERS, Alpha Tau Omaga, Bay Mlnatta; Civil Enginaaring. )ERSON ROREX. Pi Kappa Phi. Shaffiald; Chamlcal Enginaaring. a ABE ROSEN-. Fla.; Valarinary Madicin . • MARTHA GLENN ROWE. Falkvilla; Education. • Sacond Row: EDWIN COOK RODGERS. Al • JEFF ANDERSON THAL, Miami. • HECTOR M. RUMBLEY, Drawry; Agricultural Scianc . • Fint Row; RABUN FRANK RUTHERFORD. Kappa Sigma. Montgomarv; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • WILLIAM HALSELL RYAN, JR,. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Graanvilla; Htarmacy. a HERBERT T. SALTER, JR., Huaytown; Machanical Enginaaring. a LOIS SALTER, Bastamar; Homa Economic!. • WILLIAM I. SAMUEL. Dacatur; Civil Enginaaring. • JEFFERSON C. SANDERS. Pi Kappa Alpha. Scottsboro; Butinatt Administration. • JOHN H. SANDERS. Lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham: Chamlcal Enginaaring. • SAMUEL G. SANDLIN. Carbon Hill; Machanical Enginaaring. • JOHN LEWIS SCARBOROUGH, Birmingham; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • Sacond Ro� : JOHN THOMAS SCHELL. JR.. Chatom; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • WILLIAM JOSEPH SCHILLING. Moblla; Elactrical Enginaaring. • GEORGE W. SCOGGINS. Odanvllla; Elactrlcal Enginaaring. a JOHN W. SCOTT, Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Auburn; Businass Adminis-tratlon. • SHELDON H. SCOVILLE. Alpha Pli. Nutlay, N. J.; Valarinary Madlcina. • WILLIAM I. SEALE, llvlngiton; Elactrical Enginaaring. « CHARLES N. SEARCY, Boai; Chamical Engl. HENRY SEAY. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Montgomary; Civil Enginaaring. a LESTER NORtJAN SHANNON. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham; Industrial Enginaaring. • Third Row; FOX SHAW. Sigma Nu. Unlonto-n; Education. • C. C. SHEPARD. Alpha Tau Omaga. Birmingham; Chamical Enginaaring. • JIM H. SHEPPARD. Edison. Ga.; Elactrical Enginaaring. • ANN SHERER. Flat Craal; Scianc and Lifaratvra • ESTES B. SHERRILL. Alpha Tau Omaga. Tuscumbia; Machanical Enginaaring. • Omaga. Birmingham; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • BERNIC. ___________________________ • RICHARD E. SHIVELY, Phi Dalta That , Birmingham; Agricultur . SHOULTZ. Sunny South; Education. HENRY L. SHERROD. Alpha Tau NICE SHIELDS. Hartford: Education. • VIRGINIA DARE • First Row: WILBER L. SMRINER, Mobil ; Civil Endowing. • BARBARA EDITH SIMMONS, Columbus G .; Education. • G. D. SIMS, Eldr'dga; Agricultur ! Science. • MEARLIN LEE SIMS, Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • NEAL BRITTON SIMS. Sigma Pi, Anniston; Electrical Engineering. • Second Row: LOUISE SIVLEY, Felkville; Horn Economics Education. • MARGARET SKINNER, S«lma; Education. • JOE L. SLEDGE. Om ga Tau Sigma. Graensboro; Vatarinary Madicin . e ARTHUR CHESTER SMITH, Sigma Fhi Epsilon. Birmingham; Industrial Enginaaring. • ARTHUR MARTIN SMITH. Huaytown; Civil Enginaaring. • First Row: GLORIA VANN SMITH. Alpha Gamma Dalta, Gadsdan; Education. • HELEN PAULA SMITH. Hartsalla; Horn Economics Education. • JAMES M. SMITH. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bay Minatta; Agricultural Education. • JESSE GORDON SMITH. Langdala; Aeronautical Enginaaring. • JOSEPH S. SMITH. Omaga Tau Sigma. Whitavill N. C.; Vatarinary Madicin . • LESTER AUBREY SMITH. Eclactic; Agricultural Sciane . • PEitRY M SMITH. Bata Kappa. Villag Springs; Machanical Enginaaring. • F. McCALL SMITH. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham; Mechanical Enginaaring. • ROBERT B. SMITH, Auburn; Industrial Enginaaring. • Second Row: ROBERT F. SMYER. Auburn; Electrical Enginaaring. • WARREN STEPHENS SOCKWELL. Sigma Nu, Huntsville; Civil Engineering, WADE 5. SOUTH, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring. • JOHN CLAYTON SOUTHERLAND, Montgomery; Electrical Enginaaring. • MORRIS LEROY SPEARMAN. Sigma Fhi Epsilon, Birmingham; Aeronautical Enginaaring. a C. L. SPENCE. Veto; Agricultural Science. • RALPH McGINTY STANFORD, Alpha Lambda Tau, Montgomery; Machanical Enginaaring. • ROBERT LINCOLN STAPLETON. Birmingham; Interior Decoration. • HERMAN F. STEPHENSON, Ml. Hop ; Agricultural Science. • Third Row: ROBERT HENRY STERRETT. Alpha Psi. Birmingham; Vatarinary Madicin . • DUANE STEWART, Auburn; Business Administration. • EDWARD H. STEWART. Alpha Gamma Rho. Cantarvilla; Agricultural Science. • STELLA MAE STEWART. Russellville; Horn Economics. • ROBERT C. STOBERT. JR.. Phi Delta That . Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring. • GEORGE FOX STOKES. Elba; Agricultural Science. • HENRIETTA I. STORY. Opelika; Horn Economics Education. • VESTA CHRISTINE STOVALL. Chi Omega. Ft. Knot. Ky.; Science and Literature. • ERNEST HENRY STRATMEYER. Paducah. Ky.; Vatarinary Madicin . • Fint Row: HAROLD E STREETMAN. Marianna. Fla.; Horn Economic . a JANIE ROIERTA STRICKLAND. Kappa CHIU, Birmingham; Applied Art. • LAURA BELLE STRICKLAND. PMI Campbell; Horn Economic . • M ORTEZ STRICKLAND. Theta CM. Vktalla. Ga.; Butina Administration. • PAUL H. STUART. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bay Minette; Agricultural Science. • Second Row: W. R. STUART. JR.. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bay Minette: Agricultural Scianca. • ANNE STUBBS. Birmingham; Hama Economic Education. • RALPH EDGAR STYRING. Birmingham; Chamical Enginaaring. • RUBY JIM SUBER. Louisville, Mi .; Homa Economic . • EDSEL F. SUBLETT. Athens; Agricultural Education. • Fint Row: JULIETTE SUMMERS. Kappa Dalta. Opelika; Homa Economic . • GUY EDWIN TALIAFERRO. Shetfield; Pharmacy • G. JACK TANKERSLEY. Phi Dalta Thata. Dacatur; Aero-nautical Enginaaring. • MILDRED J. TAYLOR, Dothan; Homa Economic . • ROBERT PERRY TEEPLE. Jacksonville, Fla.; Elaelrical Enginaaring. • THOMAS E. TENNANT, Wadowaa; Agricultural Education. • WALTER STANFIELD TERRY Pi Kappa Alpha. Hunttvilla; Chamical Enginaaring. • HELMUT THIELSCH, Overton, Taiat; Elactrical Enginaaring. • Second Row: HENRY S. THIGPEN, Gadtdan; Induitrial Enginaaring. a CLARENCE EARL THOMAS, Magnolia; Elactrical Enginaaring. • DELPHINE B. THOMAS. Kappa Dalta. Auburn; Architactura • JAMES D. THOMAS. Sigma Chi. Auburn; Buiinat Administration. a KENNETH H. THOMAS, Phunit City: Machanical Enginaaring • BEN McRAE THOMPSON. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Butina Administration. • CLARENCE LAMAR THOMPSON, Folay; Agricultural Education. • JOHN ITHIEL THOMPSON. Gorgat; Machanical Enginaaring. • Third Row MARY LOU THOMPSON. Boai; Homa Economic . • WILTON SENTELL THORP. Alpha P i. Auburn; Vatarinary Madicina. • MERCER LANE THRELKELD, Atlanta, Ga.; Elactrical Enginaaring • DAVID C. TILL. Haynevllle; Agriculture. • JAMES PEEK TILLEY. Phi Dalta Thata. Otark; Aeronautical Enginaaring. • MARY TINSLEY, Alpha Gamma Dalta, Harpersvilla; Commercial Art. • KARL E. TIPPER. Carbon Hill; Electrical Enginaaring. • MARIAN TOMPKINS, Dalta Zata. lata Village. Ark,; Homa Economic . • First Row: SHELDON LYNE TOOMER. Auburn; Commercial Aft. • JOE ELLEN TOWNS. ThoU Upsilon, Alexander City; Education. • JOHN P. TRADER, Sigma Chi, Birmingham; Machonlcal Engineering. • WILLIAM H. TRAMMELL. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • THOMAS JOEL TRAYLOR. Kappa Alpho. Berlin; Agricultural Science. • Second Row: FRED TRIMBLE. Phi Dolto Thoto, Decatur; Civil Engineering. • MONTGOMERY V. TRUSS. Pi Koppo Alpho. Birmingham; Civil Engineering. SUE EXER TUCKER. Diiiono; Scionco ond Litaroturo. • JACK C. TURNER. Alpha Tou Omogo. Annitton; Electrical Engl-nooring. o JAMES WILLARD TUMLIN. Atlanta. Go.; Civil Engineering. • Flat Row: JESSE R. TWILLEY. Thoto Chi. Salma; Electrical Enginoorlng. • FLORA UNDERWOOD. Kappo Dollo. Andalusia; Homo Economics. • JOHN R. USREY, Comdon. Ark.; Pharmacy. • CLYDE PAUL USSERY, Birmingham; Eloctrlcol Enginooring. • JOHN HENRY USSERY. Rivorviow; Induttriol Enginooring. • KURT VALNER, Brooklyn. N. Y.; In-dvttriol Enginooring. • ERSKINE VANDERGRIFT. Birmingham; Mochonicol Enginooring. • Socond Row; EUGENE NEWHALL VANN. Auburn; Business Administration. • HELEN E. VAN PATTEN. Popporoll; Education. • ERNEST C. VAUGHAN. JR.. Jockionvillo. Fla.; Eloctrlcol Enginooring. • LLOYD JEROME VICKERS. Koppo Sigma, Miami. Flo.; Chomicol Enginooring. • CHARLES LUCIUS WAGGONER, Lambda Chi Alpho. HoHiaiburg, Mix.; Architoctura. • EDWARD ALOIS WAGNER. Phi Oalta Thoto. Mobilo; Aeronautical Enginooring. • ILEENE WALKER. Auburn; Homo Economic!. Third Row: NELL HAM WALKER. Auburn; Secretarial Training. • LAURA WALLACE. Kappo Delta. Atlanta, Go-: Commercial Art. • REYNOLDS E. WALLACE. Salma; Tortile Engineering. • RALPH GLADDEN WALLIS. Talladega; Education. • MARJORIE ANN WALLS. Now Market; Homo Economics. • CECIL M. WARD. Bote Kappo. Mobilo; Mechanical Enginooring. • MARTHA WARD, Andalusia; Homo Economics. • First Row: CLYDE D. WARE. Toomsboro. Ga.; Commercial Af� . • THOMAS M. WARING. Kappa Alpha. Columbus, Mill.; Architecture. • HAROLD W. WARREN. Aleiander City; Agricultural Education. • BEN WEATHERBY, Pina Hill; Agricultural Education. • ANNICE WATKINS. Kappa Dalta. Birmingham; Commercial Art. • Second Row: JOHN HARRISON WATSON, Opelika; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM G. WATTS. JR., Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Birmingham; Science and Literature. • WILLIAM HENRY WEAVER. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • NANCY JANE WEBSTER. St. Peteriburg, Fla.; Home Economici. • JAMES A. WEEMS. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • Firit Row; HOWARD T. WEIR. Sigma Chi. Village Green. Pa.; Veterinary Medicine. • WARREN HARDING WEISZ. Montgomery Wile Engineering • MARGARET CALLAHAN WENTZEL, New York, N. Y.; Chemistry. • RALPH M. WEST, Birmingham; Mechanical Engi . nearing. • MAJOR JACK WHISNANT, PI Kappa Phi, Dothan; Science and Literature. • LEONARD H. WHITE. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • STUART LAMAR WHITE. LaGrange, Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: ROBERT C. WHITFIELD. Pi Kappa Alpha. Fairfield; Mechanical Engineering. • JACK HENRY WHITLEY. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • ALFREO WIGINTON. Hamilton; Agricultural Education. • NEIL G. WILCOXSON, Delta Sigma Phi, Leiington; Buiineii Adminiitration. • MARION H. WILKINS. Bay MineHe; Civil Engineering. • F. E. WILKINSON. Almore; Chemical Engineering. • THOMAS M. WILLIAMS. Auburn; Education. • Third Row: DORRIS E. WILLIAMS. Theta Uptllon. Anniston; Home Economics. • JACK G. WILLIAMS, Sigma Phi Epsilon. Llanerch, Pa.; Business Administration. • PEMBROKE WHITFIELD WILLIAMS. Alpha Lambda Tau. la Grange. Ga.; Electrical Engineering. • TED L. WILLIAMS. Theta Chi. Bellamy; Business Administration. • HORACE PERRY WILLIAMSON, Anniston; Chemical Engineering. • JEAN WILLIAMSON, Chi Omega. Atlanta. Go.; Education • LLOYD WILLIAMSON, Bankston; Agricultural Education, I tv All! • First Ro� : REBECCA WILLIAMSON. Zeta Tan Alpha. Birmingham; Science and Litaratura. • GEORGE M. WILLINGHAM. Fyfte: Agricultural Education. EDWARD H. WILSON. Ri Kappa Alpha. Greenville; Agricultura. • JAMES C. WILSON. Ft. Bayne; Chamical Enginaaring. • JOHN B. WILSON. Kappa Sigma. Auburn; Machanical Enginaaring. • Second Row: ROY E. WILSON. Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring. • JOHN ORMAN WINDHAM. Columbus. Ga.; Aeronautical Administration. • DOUGLAS H. WINGO. Birming ham; landscape Architecture • HOWARD EVANS WITHERS. Ri Kappa Rhi. Birmingham. Civil Enginaaring. • ALBERT W. WOJOHN. Mobila; Machanical Enginaaring. • First Row: FREDERICK C. WOJOHN. JR.. Mobila; Machanical Enginaaring. • CLYDE DENNIS WOOD, JR.. Birmingham; Chamical Enginaaring. • JOHN EUGENE WOOD. Mariatta, Ga.; Agricultural Sclanca. • GRACE M. WOODFIN. Marion; Secretarial Training. • JAMES DOUGLAS WOODS, JR.. Hattiesburg. Miss.; Chamical Enginaaring. • MARY VIRGINIA WREN. Alpha Gamma Delta, Talladega; Education. • Second Row: CLAYTON G. WRIGHT. Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring • HOMER WRIGHT. JR.. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Auburn; Rharmacy. • JOHN HOWARD WURTEIE, Delta Sigma Rhi. Birmingham; Industrial Enginaaring. • ROBERT NEWTON YARBROUGH. Ri Kappa Alpha, Huntsville; Business Administration. • THOMAS H. YARBROUGH. Theta Chi. Evergreen; Aeronautical Administration. • BARNEY C. YATES. Lanatt; Agricultural Education. • Third Row: JOSERH H. YEAGER. Cullman; Agricultural Administration, p ERNEST MERRIL YOHN. Sigma Rhi Epsilon. Mobila; Aeronautical Enginaaring. • E. T. YORK. Alpha Gamma Rbo. Valley Head; Agricultural Science. p BLUIT E. YOUNG. Mt. Hope; Agricultural Science. • GEORGE RORTER YOUNG. Alpha Lambda Tau, Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring. • DOROTHY NELL ZACHRY. Notasulga; Education. OFFICERS ROY FULLER..................................................President CHESTER O. STEPHENS.....................................Vke-President AUTHUR E. MERRILL...........................................Secretary KAY HALL....................................................Historian RAY 80ZEMAN.................................................Treasurer - SntrocL T H E so mil on uct-na US • First Row: MARGARET AARON. Camp Hill; Secretarial Training. • CAROLYN JUNE ADAMS, Cordala, Ga.; Sclanca and Literature. a LOUIE F. ADAMS. Falrfai; Machanlcal Engineering. a RALPH C. ADAMS. Lambda CM Alpha, Annliton; Machanlcal Enginaarlng. • LEA DaVAUX AKANS. Alpha Gamma Dalfa. Birmingham; Commarcial Art. • Second Row: CHARLES R. AKIN. Montgomery; Agricultural Education. • JARRELL VICTOR AKIN, Shawmut; Business Administration. a BILLY ALEXANDER, Prattville; Butinatt Adminit-tration. a JOHN ERIC ALLAN. Bata Kappa. Birmingham; Mechanical Enginaarlng. a CELESTE ALLEN, Alpha Gamma Delta, Alaiandar City; Commarcial Art. a First Row: DAVID W. ALLEN. Decatur; Aeronautical Enginaarlng. a FRED ALLISON. Jr.. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Auburn; Pre-Medicine, a WILMA ALSOBROOK Brantley; Home Economic Education, a JOHN BREWER AMES Kappa Alpha. Salma; iutlness Adminiitration. a AL LESTER AMOS, LaGrange, Ga.j Industrial Engineering, a JAMES ANASTASIA. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. a LEON HAYS ANDREWS. Camden; Electrical Engineering, a ROBERT PARKER ANDREWS, Camden; Aeronautical Engineering. a WILLIAM M. ANDERSON. Orenburg. Tenn; Pre-Veterieery Medicine. a Second Row: SAM F. ARN, Montgomery; Electrical Engineering, a BEN AARON ASH. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Agricultural Adminiitration. a HENRY G. 8AARS. JR.. Paniecola. Fla.; Aeronautical Engineering, a ARTHUR LEE 8ACKSMAN. Omega Tau Sigma. St. Petersburg. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine, a WILLIAM E. BAGLEY, Pa Kappa Phi, Jasper; Aviation Cadet. a JEFF WILSON BAGWELL. Lambda Chi Alpha. Jasper; Architecture, a ROBERT E. BAILEY. Wadley; Agricultural Engineering, a CHARLES 0. BAKER. Decatur; Architecture, a ENOCH H. BAKER. JR.. Woodlawn; Agricultural Education. a Third Row: ROBERT ERWIN BAKER. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Anniston; Chemical Engineering, a PAUL G. 8ARKSDALE. Huntsville; Mechanical Engineering, a BETTY 8ARNES. Montgomery; Commercial Art. a MARY ELLEN BARNES. Skippervllle; Laboratory Technique. a OLIN BEALL BARNES Theta Chi. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. a JOHN H. BARNETTE. Oecatur; Civil Engineering, a RUFUS BARNETT. Reform; Agricultural Science, a WILLIAM NORMAN BARRINGTON Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering, a WALTON HASLETTE BARTEE. JR., Huntsville; Chemical Engineering. • First Re: RAYMOND I. BASS. Kissirr. , FI .; Fre-Veterinary Medicine. • MARION E. BASSETT. Roanoke; T � ll« Engineering. • JOHN 0. BAUMHAUER. Sigma CM. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering. • NELDA BROWNE BEASLEY. Alpha Gemma Delia. Auburn; Science end literature. • WILLIAM WHYTE BEDFORD. Ri Kappa Alpha. Hamilton; Pre-Dentistry. • Second Row; BETTY BELL. Chi Omega, Auburn; Home Economics • ELINOR BELL. Birmingham; Home Economic!. • JOHN BfclUE, Kappa Sigma, Auburn; lendtcepe Architecture. • JAMES R. BENNER, lambda Chi Alpha. Columbia. S. C.; Businets Administration. • LOMA BENNETT. Opelika; Home Economics. • First Row: ROBERT WOODROW BONOS. Adamtville; Pre-Medicine. • WILLIAM A. BOON. Birmingham; Civil Engineering. • SAM L. BOROUGHS. Sigma CM. Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering. • WILLIAM CLARENCE SOUTWELL. JR.. Andalusia; Aeronautical Engineering. • LENNON E. SOWEN. Phi Delta Theta. Tifton. G ,; Tentile Engineering. • Sacond Row; f, R. BOZEMAN. Dollar; Agricultural Science. • BILLY BRADFORD. Walnut Grova; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM CLEVELAND BRADY, Kappa Sigma, Grove Hill; Mechanical Engineering. • C. H. BRANDORFF. Havana, Cuba; Agricultural Enginaarlng. • ALLEN T. BRASWELL, Birmingham; Civil Engineering. • Fiat Row: WILLIAM R. BRAWNER. Sigma Pi. Waverfy; Votarfnary Medicine. • ELLEN I. BREEDLOVE Columbui. Ga.; Landscape Architactura. • HOYT BREWER, Addison; Education. • CECIL L. BRICE, Alaiandar City; Machanical Enginaarlng. • EUGENE BRIDGES. Lambda Chi Alpha Birmingham; Machanical Englnaaring. • FRANK H. BRIDGERS. Sigma Chi. Birming-ham; Machanical Engineering. • JOHN DIXON BKIOGERS, Sigma Chi. Birmingham; Business Administration. • THOMAS J. BRISCOE. Alpha Gamma R o. Decatur; Agricultural Science. • JACK ECHOLS BRITTON, Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham; Air Corps. • Sacond Row: DONALD HENRY LEON BRITTAIN. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Sheffield; Aeronautical Enginaaring, • ROBERT ALLEN BROCKWAY. Alpha Gamma Rho. Panola; Agricultural Education. • HERMAN BROOME, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alaiandria; Agricultural Science. • WHITFIELD G. BROOKE. Biloii. Miss.; Civil Enginaaring • ERNEST HOYT BROTHERS. Altoona; Agricultural Science. • A. S. BROWN. Sigma Chi, Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring. • CHARLES D. BROWN. Salma; Aeronautical Englnaaring. • JAMES H. BROWN. Alaiandar City; Machanical Enginaaring. • LELAND McLEOD BROWN. Montgomery; Aeronautical Enginaaring. • Third Row: LUTHER EMORY BROWN Pi Kappa Alpha Andalusia; Taitila Enginaaring. • ORA GILDER BROWN. Chi Omega, Centerville; Home Economics • MARGARET BRUCE. Auburn; Science and Literature. • REUBEN BRUNSON. Greenville; Home Economics. • CARL R. BUGG, Wadlay; Machanical Enginaaring. • JULIAN L. 8ERNHEIM, Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring. • F. C. BUNN. Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering g ROBERT LEWIS 8UNNEN, Pensacola. Fla.; Pre-Dentistry. • GLADYS P. BURBAGE. Chi Omega. Gulfport. Miss.; Secretarial Training. ° « � � ? °S z.mv 25ft “• f « 2 w gvn c mX j .-, ■■ 5 f% ?X - 5.S?S X ? m fr 4 “2 -•;. m Oif«' 5 x � JO a a Kfi:|i 2?.s 2 prfinz 5T J' iroriT s o?i • f? ?? Nt: ! rppn S- 40-5 « 3 m% 1 2 0 J 0 o | o ifiri? pgFip; IHi A • 7 =: op r � « a ” JL P 5' §o?rt , a � ; ■� —'• ; £-?£ 5 a Jo a f.S' - V5- ? Jsgs-fl 15- of loQr- 3 i - l:r|L rfilll ?JO iih 2“ o s £, 8lls S=?i osi« oiO 3|f� F-rS rlF f|Ii M ■ X? 5. |8 ? ?2� 2 o -• y i3Et Lsii £ oi “5- f'3 SO £ ? H: • -nz ic.? 9,1,-S « � r.«fl s!-m SrS • X If? • e=- fls r .5 2 5-8 =0 r •i -z S£ • ?5 Sj'z • Fir Row: VIVIAN CLAY, Anniston; Secretarial Training. • PITMAN 8 CLEVELAND, Pi Kappa Phi. LaGrange. Ga.; Pre-Medicine. • HARRIET CLEMENS, Thomatville. Ga.; landscape Architecture. • JANE CLEMENTS. Avon Park, Fla.; Mow Economics. • LUCIA T. CLEMENT, Montgomery; Commercial Art. • Second Row: NORMAN W. CLENDINEN, Cocoa, Fla.; Agricultural Education. • ROBERT L. CLENNEY. Kappa Sigma, Abbeville; Agricultural Admlniitratlon. • ELIZABETH J. CLINKSCALES, Montgomery; Home Economic • JOHN 8. CLOPTON, Scottiboro; Chemical Engineering. ROBERT E. CLOTFELTER. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • First Row: WILLIAM P. COATES, Auburn; Pharmacy. • REUBEN S. COBB. Carrollton, Ga.; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM HENRY COBBLE. Ft. Payne; Teitile Engineering. • HOWELL DEAN COE. Dothan; Chemistry. • GEORGE W. COFER. Alpha Pti. Wagner. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES B. COFIELD, Tuskegee; Aeronautical Engineering. • BILL COHEN. Epsilon Mu Epsilon. Miami Beach, He.; Aeronautical Engineering. • LAWRENCE J. COHEN. Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Veterinary Medicine. • RUTH COKER, Alpha Gamma Delta. Tallest ; Education. • Second Row: CHARLES EOMOND COLLINS, Ft. Benning, Ga.; Aeronautical Administration. • JACK EDWIN CONNIFF, Birmingham; Agricultural Engineering. • JIMMIE CONRAD. Apopka, Fla.: Pre-Law. • INMAN COOK, Kappa Alpha, Hattiesburg Mist.- Commercial Art. • WILLIS t. COOK, Camden; Agricultural Science. • SHIRLINd S. COOKSEY. Kappa Alpha, Hattiesburg, Mitt.; Mechanical Engineering. • EULAH JO COOPER. PM Omega Pi. Birmingham; Home Economics. • IRVEN R. COOPER, JR., Omega Tau Sigma, Allendale, S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES COOPER. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery; Business Administration. • Third Row: JACK D. CORNELIUS. Jasper; Agricultural Science. • GLEASON CORNELL. Haxel Green; Aeronautical Engineering, JAMES RAY COTNEY, Wadley: Agricultural Science. • LAWRENCE W COTTLE. Sigma Chi. Montgomery; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM SCOn COUCH. PI Kappa PM. Columbus. Ga.: Science and literature. • RICHARD 0. COUSINS. Pi Kappa Alpha, Mobile; Chemical Engineering, • NOAH N. COWEN. Opp; Electrical Engineering. • ERSTON SMITH COX Alpha Psi. Blountsville; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM THOMAS COX. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • First Row: AUBREY WAYNE CRAIG, B u m r; Butlnatt Admlnittration. • CHARLES C. CRANE Alpha Tau Om«ga. Mobil ; Aeronautical Engineering. HENRY FARRIOR CRENSHAW, Ft. Deposit; Butinett Adminittratioa. • R. C. CRENSHAW, PI K«pp« Alpha Gr n� ill ; Aeronautical Engineering. • VICTOR CRESPO. Omega Tau Sigma, San Jot . Cotf Rita; Veterinary Medicine. • S tond Row: 0. A. CREW, Rotkford; Pharmacy- • OLIVER 0. CREWS. Alpha Gamma Rho, Samton; Agricultural Education. • BILLIE RUTH CROCKER. Adg r; Horn Economitt. • HELEN MABEL CROOK, Alpha Gamma D lta, Birmingham; Horn Economic!- • SARA CULBERT. Gurley; Horn Economics Education. • First Row: THELMA ELIZABETH DODSON. Birmingham; Homo Economics. • EUGENE B. DONALOSON. Carbon Hill; Business Administration. • LESLIE WARD DOOLEY, Alpha Tou Omega. Athens, Tenn.; Industrie! Engineering. • GRADON N. DOUGHTY, Berry; Agricultural Engineering. • WILLIAM TAYLOR DOUGLAS. JR., Mobile; Electrlcel Engineering. • Second Row; JOHN W. DOWLING. PM Delte Thetn. Birmingham; Business Administration. • WILMER JOE DOWNS. Birmingham; Mechanical Education. • JACK T. DOYLE. Decatur. III.; Architecture. • EDWARD WARREN DRAKE. LoFeyette; Agricultural Engineering. • GEORGE L. DRAKE. Sigma Chi. Montgomery; Architecture. • First Row; NANCY F. DRISKELL. Brewster. Fla.; Home Economics. • JAMES HOWARD DRYDEN. Auburn; Mechanical Engineering. • SAMUEL WATT OUDLEY, Theta Chi. Benton; Veterinary Medicine. • HERSCHEL C. DUKE. Hamilton; Agricultural Engineering. • WILLIAM T. DUMAS. JR., Alpha Lambda Tau, Chatom; Agricultural Engineering. • ROBERT WILSON DUNAWAY, Ornrille; Agricultural Sctence. • CLYDE DUNN. JR. Hamilton: Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIAM W. DYKE. Sigma Chi. Selma- Business Administration. • EUGENE THOMPSON DYKES, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Columbus, Ga.; Business Administration. • Second Row; MALCOLM DYKES. Banks; Agricultural Science. • JASPER C. EASTERLING. Sigma Pi. Anniston; Business Administration. • MARSHALL J. EDMONSON. Sigma Pi Epsilon. Montgomery; Business Administration. • EDWARD OLDEN EDNEY, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • 8. F. EOWARDS. Birmingham; Civil Engineering. • MAE EDWARDS. Auburn; Commercial Art. • P. FRANK EILAND, Birmingham; Chemical Engineering • BLANCHE ELIZABETH ELLIS. Chi Omega. Centre; Home Economics. • JACKSON EVANS. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Albertville; Pre-Oentistry. • • Third Row: EMERSON MEDLOCK EVANS. Albertville; Agricultural Education. • LILIAN DUGGAN EVANS, Kappa Delta, Los Angeles, Calif.; Laboratory Technique. • OTTO LOUIS EVANS. Naruna. Va.; Business Administration. • WILLIAM M. EVANS. JR , Alpha Tau Omega. Homewood: Mechanical Engineering. • W. J. EVERITT. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • OSCAR L. EZZELL, Abbeville; Agricultural Education. • FIELDEN H. FARRAR Alpha Gamma Rho Canoe: Agricultural Science. • EMMETT CARTHAL FARRINGTON. LeFeyette; Agricultural Science. • JAMES A. FAUCETT. Gadsden; Business Administration. _HJLa • Flrit Row: DANIEL J. FAULKNER. Motaland. Ga.: Textila Enginaaring. • JACK W FAULKNER. D U Sigma Phi. lirmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • EUGENE L. FEAGIN. JR.. Theta Chi Hendertonvllle. N. C.; Pharmacy. • SAM . FEAGIN. Phi Doll Theta, firming, hem; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM M. FENN. Clayton; Agricultural Education. • Second Row; CHARLES E. FIEVET, Benemer; Veterinary Medicine. • MARVIN PLATO FINK. Fairfax; Aeronautical Engineering. • SPILLMAN FITZPATRICK. Alpha Gamma Rho. Auburn: Agricultural Scionca. • JfM A. FLANAGAN. Auburn; Butineti Adminiitration, • JOHN SHELTON FLEMING, Anniifon; Aaronautical Adminiitration. • Firtt Row: JOHN E. FLEMING. Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring. • CARL R. FLETCHER, Gadtdan; Education. • WILLIE MAE FLEWElLEN, Opelika; Secretarial Training. • J. LINOLEY FLINN. Cantarvilla. Tann.; Machanlcal Enginaaring. • JOHN EDWARD FOERG. Shalfiald; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • FRANCES YVONNE FOLMAR. Luverne; Sacratarial Training. • JUNE FORBUS. Alaiandar City: Education. • CHARLES J. FORD. Alpha Tau Omaga, Birmingham; Indultrial Enginaaring. • DORIS E. FORD, Dalta Zata, Auburn; Homa Economic . • Sacond Row: JESSIE MAE FORD. Phi Omaga Pi. Birmingham; Laboratory Tachnigwa. • MARY HAZEL FORD. Alpha Gamma Dalta. Auburn; Science and litaratura. • SHANNON D. FORD. Hunitvilla; Elactrical Enginaaring. • DOROTHY FOREMAN, Kappa Dalta, Birmingham; Homa Economic!. • FRANK P. FORWOOD. JR.. Piafaau; Elactrical Enginaaring. • MARY EOITH FOSHEE. Phi Omaga PI. Montgomary; Pre-Mediclne. • JAMES M. FOSTER. Pi Kappa Phi. Laadi; Machanical Enginaaring. • JANE FOSTER. Lanatt; Chamiitry. • JOHN PAUL FOSTER. Birmingham; Machanlcal Enginaaring. • Third Row: BERNARD FOWLER. Fayatta; Agricultural Education. • CHALMERS FRAZER. Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring. • HILDA FREDERICK. Hackleburg; Homa Economic!. • BERNICE MIRIAM FRYER. Troy; Homa Economic!. • ASA B. FULLER. Cullman; Machanical Enginaaring. • ROY THOMAS FULLER. Alpha Gamma Rho. Notasulga; Agricultural Education. • FRED F. FULTON, Birmingham; Aeronautical Adminiitration. • CAROLINE FUNDERBURK. Alpha Gamma Dalta. Dadavilia; Sacratarial Training. • CLEVELAND COLE FUOUA. Hilliard. Fla.; Pre-Medicine. __________'JJ'ue______________________________S • First low: ALBERT L. GAINES. Beta Kappa Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • THOMAS M. GALLOWAY. Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile; Aeronautical Administration. • ALTA IONE GAMBLE. Headland: Horn Economics Education. a SARAH VIRGINIA GAMMAGE. Birmingham; Homa Economics, a CHARLES W. GANTT, Titus; Aeronautical Engineering. • Sacond Row: BETTY GARMAN. Auburn; Chamical Engineering. a HOMER 0. GARNER, Fairhopa; Agricultural Scianca. • A. R. GARY Comar; Agricultural Scianca. • JAMES LEEMAN GIBSON. Hartsalla; Aaronautical Administration. • MARYGENE GIBSON, Tunica, Miss.; Commarcial Art. • First Row: MILDRED M. GILBERT. Felde.; Homa Economies. • PHYLLIS GILBERT. Bar Harbor. Fla.; Education. • ARCHER RUSSELL GILMORE. Sulllganf; Agricultural Education. • J. MERRILL GIRARDEAU. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomary; Mechanical Engineering. • JEAN F. GITTINGS, Alpha Delta. Anniston; Nursing Science. • COLEY LEE GLENN. Pi Kappa Phi, LaGrange, Ga.; Butlness Administration. • SARA FRANCES GODFREY. Chi Omega, Auburn; Homa Economics. • NOLA FLORENCE GOODE, Rogersvilla; Homa Economics. • GEORGE HERBERT GOULD. Mobile; Civil Engineering. • Sacond Row: ROBERT E. GOULD. New Orleans. La.: Education. • JAMES LAWRENCE GOYER. Phi Delta Theta. Florence; Business Administration. • JULIA ELIZABETH GRACE. Tuscaloosa; Science and Literature. • M. FRANK GRACE. Huntsville; Mechanical Engineering. • OSWALO HOOD GRAHAM. Omega Tau Sigma. Tarboro. N. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • CHARLES H. GRANT. Dothan; Aeronautical Engineering. • JOE M. GRANT Andalusia; Business Administration. • WILLIAM L. GRANT Alpha lambda Tau, Gadsden; fertile Engineering. • W. RAY GRANT, Wadowee; Veterinary Medicine. • Third Row: GAMALIEL PERRY GREEN. Kappa Sigma. Troy: Pharmacy. • HENRY BURR GREEN. Sigma Chi. Atlanta. Ga.; Business Administration. • WILLIAM L. GREEN. Lexington; Business Administration. • A. D. GREGORY, Boat; Chemical Engineering. • MARJORIE L. GREGORY. Columbus, Ga.: Commercial Art. • JULIUS G. GRICE. Pensacola. Fla.; Electrical Engineering. • JUDGE HARRY GRIFFIN. Gadsden; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES COOK GUINN. Phi Delta Theta, LaGrange. Ga.; Business Administration. • JAMES R. GRUMBINE. Alpha Psi, Unionvllle. Md.; Veterinary Medicine. • First Row: KATHRYN V. GUNTER, Auburn; Homo Economics. • L EDWIN GUNTER, Montgomery; Civil Engineering. • SARAH KATHRYN GUNTER, Auburn; Homo Economici. • FRANCKE W. GUTHERY. Cullman; Agricultural Education. • JOHN C. HADLEY. Dolfa Sigma Phi, Havana, Cuba; Butiness Adminiilration. • Second Row: PAUL HAGAR, Birmingham; Architoctura. • MARGUERITE HAISTEN, Selma; Science and Literature. • KATHERINE GRANT HALL. Chi Omega. Atlanta. Ga.; Business Adminiilration. • SUE ELLA HALL Theta Upsllon, Fairfai; Education. • FLOURNOY F. HAMBURGER, Columbut, Ga.; Toitile Engineering. • Fint Row: D. S. HAMBY. Cartenville. Ga.; Teitile Engineering. • LEONARD H. HANCOCK. Rome. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering, • JOHN WILLIAM HANNAH, Delta Sigma Phi, Liiman; Butineu Administration. • JOHN CLIFFORD HANS, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • BEN F. HARDEN, Phenii City; Electrical Engineering. • SAM HAROIE, JR.. Phi Delta Theta. Florence; Chemical Engineering. • JOSEPH LEE HARE. Phi Delta Theta, Auburn; Chemical Engineering. • CLARENCE T. HARKINS, Gadsden; Education • MYRA KATHRYN HARMON. Alpb Gamma Delta. Notesulge; Secretarial Training. • Second Row: LEWEY FRANK HARRIS, New Brockton; Agricultural Engineering. • MILFORD DOUGLAS HARRIS. Opelika; Civil Engineering. • HERMAN W. HARRISON. Dothan; Agri-cultural Science. • LAMAR HARRISON, Dothan; Commercial Art. • ELIZABETH HART, Andalusia; Home Economics. • ANDERSON O. HARWELL, Tampa, Fla.; Chemical Engineering. • BETTY JANE HARWELL, Kappa Delta, Birmingham, Interior Oecoration. • EVERETTE O. HARWELL. Sigma Phi Epsilon. Birmingham; Education. • MILDRED V. HATCHETT. Notasulga; Home Economics. • Third Row: CLYDE HAROLD HAYES. Sasser. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • ROBERT E. HAYGOOD. Florence: Agricultural Education. • JASPER ASSERRY HAYLES. Frisco City; Agricultural Education. • JENNINGS A. HEADRICK. Greenville. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • CLAIRE HEARD. Camp Hill; Home Economics. • JOHN THOMAS HEARD. Camp Hill; Mechanical Engineering. • C. W. HEARN. Pi Kappa Alpha. Columbus, Ga.; Electrical Engineering. • JOHN C. HEARN. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • JAMES M. HELD, Lawrenceburg. Ten� .; Agricultural Science. ?z • Is.? 5« o •=S 5 lip 8 11 “in o uj S c = 35 i •-! -'li 111 ■ooT I t |3b $Sz| „s2 zi8 £{s “I1! °.«=|f f 5 i 3 2 1 58“ S?u| o-s - 2J� i-• i S 2- |i.s z|?: ovJ1! plas'll s?s 3IIS “““£ 03 . S1'1% 4 1 1 S53£ 12 ..g-£ aUl i?! • • 1 T Q« III? “ 0; Z iu • XX • •X21� Z !i |ol 2(3 • First Row: GEORGE C. HORNSBY, Pi Kappa Alpha. Roanoke; Civil Engineering. • CHARLES 0. HOSTETTER. Tuskegee; Electrical Engineering. • ALBERT RICHARD HOUSE. JR., Jackson- ville. Fie.; Civil Engineering. • WILLIAM DOUGLAS HOUSTON, Mobile; Mechamcal Engi-nearing. • JOHNNIE MAE HOVEY, Prattville; Home Economic . • Second Row: TOMMY J. HOWARD, Leesburg. Ve.; Veterinary Medicine. • JOHN E. HOWELL, Kappa Alpha, Rome. Ga.: Aeronautical Engineering. e WILLIAM MALCOLM HOWELL. Branford, Fla.; Aeronautical Engineering. • HOMER 8. HUDSON, Lambda CM Alpha, Birmingham: Mechanical Engineering. • OLLIE S. HUDSON, Alpha lambda Tau. Horton; Agricultural Education. • First Row: HARRY HUGGINS. Red Level; Agricultural Science. • JAMES FELDER HUGGINS. Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering. • SARAH EDITH HUMPHREY. Harttelle; Home Economic Education, e EDITH H. HUNT. Brent; Home Economics. • ARTHUR H HUNTER. Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • MARY JO HURST. Delta Zeta, lead : Home Economic . • RENFORD HURSTON, Telleiiee; Electrical Engineering. • LEONARD IRWIN, Pensacola. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering, e HARRY ISBELL, Auburn; Agricultural Science. • Second Row: EARL JACKSON. Kappa Alpha, Florence: Chemical Engineering. • H. G. JACKSON. JR., Birmingham; Architecture. • HARVEY JACKSON. JR.. Jasper; Business Administration. • MARY FRANCES JACKSON. Clairmont Springs; Secretarial Training. • MACK JAMES, Dora; Pre-Medicine. e MADGE JARRARD. Montgomery; Education. • ROBERT S. JEFFERS, Glencoe; Science and Literature. • HARRY W. JEHLE. Theta Chi. Montgomery; Civil Engineering. • BERNARD T. JENNY. Beta Kappa. Dumont, N. J.; Chemical Engineering. • Third Row: GEORGE E JENSEN. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering. • BRUCE C. JOHNSON. Dedeville; Agricultural Science. • CAMPBELL J. JOHNSON. JR.. Columbus. Ga.; Business Administration. • EDWARD S. JOHNSON lambda Chi Alpha, Grantville, Ga.; Teitile Engineering, • ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON, Hollywood; Laboratory Technique. • HELEN KATHLEEN JOHNSON. Auburn; Secretarial Training. • JAMES O. JOHNSON. Kappa Alpha. Chattanooga. Tenn.; Aeronautical Engineering. • JOSEPH SIDNEY JOHNSON. Atlanta. Ga.; Civil Engineering. • MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON. Opelika; Home Economics Education. • First Ro« RICHARD HARDIN JOHNSON. Montgomery: Mechanical Engineering. • T. A. JOHNSON. Alpho Lambda Too. Attolla; Business Administration. • TOM C. JOHNSON. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • J. MARVIN JOHNSTON. Evergreen; Business Administration. • MARGARET E. JOHNSTON..................................... Auburn; Homo Economics. • Second Row: WARREN J. JOHNSTON. Evergreen; Mochonicol Englnooring. o WILLIAM LENNARD JOHNSTON. Alpho Psl. Fairfield; Votorinory Modicino. • WILLIAM NORVILLE JOHNSTON. Sigmo CM. Mobito; Mochonicol Engineering. o W. YOUNG JOHNSTON, Slgmo Alpho Epsilon. Eufoulo; Mochonicol Englnooring. • ADDIE LOUISE JONES. Theta Upiilon. Contury, Flo.; Com more lol Art. • First Row: BRUCE LEE JONES Sigmo PM Epsilon, Birminghom; Science ond Litoroturo. • CHARLES A. JONES. Sigmo Alpho Epsilon. Birminghom; Tostilo Englnooring. ELIZABETH MAY JONES. Sno-doun; Homo Economics. • FRANK MERLIN JONES. Comdon; Tostilo Englnooring. • J. 0. JONES. Helevvllle; Eloctrlcol Englnooring • NELL JONES. Auburn; Homo Economics. • ROBERT LEE JONES,. Alpho Pel. Tollodogo; Votorinory Modicino. • STANLEY S. JONES. Scottsboro; Chomicol Englnooring. • WILLIAM COURTNEY JONES. Bossomor; Civil Englnooring. • Second Row: GARETH HAROLD JORDAN, Cottonwood; Aoronouticol Englnooring. o LOUIS H. JORDAN. Evorgroon; Business Administrate. • ALFRED M. JULIAN. Sipsoy; Agricultural Engineering. • BYRON KEENER. Grody; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM HOYT KEITH. Birminghom; Eloctricol Engineering. BASIL ETHAN KELLEY, Abbeville; Agricultural Engineering. • JAMES L. KELLY. Lambda Chi Alpho. Monroeville; Civil Engineering. • KATHRYN KENNEDY, Tollossoo; Homo Economics Education. • WALTER PRATT KENNON, Opelika; Business Administration. • Third Row: CHARLES KERR ISON. Phi Delta Theta. Charleston, S. C.; Science and Literature. • MARTHA FRANCES KILGORE. Decatur; Home Economics Education. • BEVERLY KILIAN. Delta Zoto. Birmingham; Nursing Science. • RALPH LANIER KILLE8REW Abbeville; Agricultural Education. • CLAUDE ROLAND KING. Rupert, Ido.; Veterinary Medicine. • LAWRENCE D. KING. Evergreen; Agricultural Science. • WILL ETHEL KING. Luvorne; Secretarial Training. • TOMMY E. KINSEY, facel; Agricultural Education. • ELIZABETH KIRK. Birmingham; ilLLa • ££ ••: HENRY CLAY KIRK, Winfiald; Agricultural Education. • DAN YOUNG KIRKPATRICK. Moatavallo- Valarinarv Madicina. • JESSIE OORANCE KISER. Gardandala; Commercial Art. • EVELYN KNAPP. Auburn; Sacratarlal Training. • E. C. KNOWLTON. Tbtfi CM, Annuton; M«cH«nk«l Englnttf ing, • Sacond Row: MARGARET J. KREN. Watt llocton; Education. • GEORGE L. LAMAR. Damopolli; Aaronautlcal Englnaaring. a FORREST Y. LAMB. Fairfaa; Aaronautical Englnaaring. • JAMES RICHARD LANE, Dothan; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • WILLIAM FRANKLIN LANEY. Columbut. Ga.; Machanical Englnaaring. • Pint Row: THERON R. LANG. Moulton; Agricultural Education, o ALFREO LANGFORD. Phanli City; Butinatt Admlniitration. a ELOISE MAE LAPP. Iowa City. Iowa; Education. 0 C. S. LATSHAW. Mobila; Machanical Englnaaring. LEROY LAWRENCE. Alpha Gamma Rho. Fayatta; Agricultural Education, o CLAUDE BLANCHARD LAYFIElD. Columbut. Ga.; Aaronautical Englnaaring. • HILDA LAYMAN. Auburn; Scianca and Lltaratura • ROBERT ELISHA LEOYARO, Lambda Chi Alpha. Montgomary; Elactrical Enginaaring. o MARJORIE L. LEE. PM Omaga Pi, Birmingham; Education. • Sacond Row: CLARENCE BURL LEMLEY, Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring. • JACK B. LETSON. Columbiana; Education. • PHILIP W. LETT. Midland City; Machanical Enginaaring, • M. V. LEWIS. Tau Epiilon Phi. Birmingham; Elactrical Enginaaring. o ROBERT YOUNG LEWIS, Alpha Gamma Rho. Swaatwatar; Pra-Madidna. • W. HAROLD LIBBY, Mobila; Chamicol Englnaaring. • EOWARO J. LIOE, Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Birmingham; Civil Enginaaring. • GENE K. LINDSEY. Roanoka; Machanical Englnaaring. • VIRGIL WOOD LIPSCOMB. Amaricut, Ga.; Aaronautical Englnaaring. o Third Row; ALTON S. LITTLE. Gardandala; Civil Enginaaring. • MARGARET E. LOFTIN. Auburn; Sacratarial Training. • MARY ELIZABETH LORANZ. Chi Omaga, Birmingham; Homo Economic!. HARRY LOWE. Opalila; Commorclal Art. • WILLIAM S. LYNN. Alpha Pil. Montgomary; Pra Madicina. • DAVID MIDDLETON LYON. Collirana; Agricultural Scianca. • ERNEST 0. McAULIFFE, Thata Chi. Plainfiald. N. J.; Machanical Englnaaring. a ROBERT E. McCALL. JR., Brawton; Aaronautical Enginaaring. • BARBARA C. McCAMY. Chi Omaga. Knoivilla, Tann.; Butinatt Adminiitralion. • First Row: FRED A. McCARO-KEY, Brewton; Aeronautical Engineering. • CORNELIA JOSEPHINE McCartney, Gadsden; Secretarial Training. • MAXINE McCLENDON. That Upsiloe, Attalla: Secretarial Science. • W. 8. McCOftKLE. Amoricus. Ga.; Mechanical Engi-naaring. • DIXON LEONARD McCORMACK, Dalta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Machanical Enginaaring. • Second Row: LEM W. McCOY, Rayville. La.: Architactura. • JOHN MALCOLM Mc-CRANEY, Clayton; Agricultural Enginaaring. • JAMES M. McCRORY. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Birmingham; Business Administration. • CHARLEROI McCUE. Fairhopa; Secretarial Training. • FORREST N. McCULLARS. Ohatchaa; Agricultural Education. • First Row: HAZEL J. McCULLARS, Ohatchaa; Home Economics Education. • EDWARD ALLEN McCULLOUGH. Sigma PI. Aleiandor City; Taitile Enginaaring. • FRANCIS WALTER McCULLOCH Pi Kappa Alpha. Huntsville: Pre-Dentistry. • JAMES MILTON McCOMSEY. Birmingham; Electrical Enginaaring. O JOHN H. McCURlEY Pensacola, Fla.; Mechanical Enginaaring. • TOM S. McDANIEL, Montgomery; Electrical Enginaaring. e GROVER B. MeDUFF. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Hattiesburg. Miss.; Chemical Engineering. • CHARLES HERMAN McFALL. Florala; Electrical Engineering. • ELEANOR CHRISTINE McGEHEE. Greenville; Home Economics. • Second Row; TOY LOUISE McGEHEE, Sheffield; Home Economics. • W. 8. McGEHEE. JR.. PM Dalta Theta. Montgomery; Pharmacy. • PAULINE McGINNIS. Birmingham; Laboratory Technigue. • SOLON EVERETT McGRAW. Dalta Sigma Phi, Vincent; Agricultural Administration. • TED R. MeGUIRE, Centerville; Agricultural Education. • MASON M. MclNTYRE, Crichton; Electrical Enginaaring. • EUGENE MCKINNEY, Bessemer; Chemical Engineering. • MARJORIE McKINNON, Auburn; Laboratory Technique. • JAMES E. McLAIN, Alpha Lambda Tau, Shawnvut; Electrical Engineering. • Third Row: WILLIAM McLAIN, Alpha Tau Omega. Opelika; Business Administration. • IMOGENE MCLAUGHLIN. Blue Springs; Home Economics Education. • CLIFTON C. McLEAN. Omega Tau Sigma, Eagle Springs. N. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • ANDREW J. McLEMORE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Montgomery; Agricultural Engineering. • ERNESTINE McMILLAN, Marion; Home Economics. • WILLIAM CLYDE McMURRY, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • JACK B. McNAMEE. Lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • LARRY R. McNARON, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • CORINNE McRAE, 8e ar; Home Economics. • Fiat Row: ROBBIE NELL McRAE. Bexar; Homo Economics. • CHARLOTTE MALLORY. Alpha Delta, Anniston; Science and literature. • JOHN HOWARD MALT8Y, Sigma Pi. Palette. Fla.; Home Economics. • ROLLAND H. MANN. Tellassee; Business Administration. • WILLIAM WRIGHT MAPLES. Huntsville; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: DILLON TAYLOR MARCH. Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile; Architecture. • FRANK G. MARCHMAN, Sigma Nu. Hlneivllle. Ga.; Aeronautical Administration • FRANK MARSH. Lambda Chi Alpha, Bessemer: Pre-Law. • HAL G. MARSH. Sigma Chi. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • LEON MARSH, Auburn; Agricultural Education. • First Row: JAMES ROBERT MARTIN. Elba; Business Administration. • MARY FRANCES MARTIN. Dora; Home Economics. • MYZELLE MARTIN. Luverne; Home Economics Education. • R. JEFF MARTIN, Enterprise; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM PLUNKETT MARTIN. JR.. Richmond. Va.; Aeronautical Engineering. • CHARLES MARTINOALE. Letchetchie; Civil Engineering. • BETTYE MASON. Russellville; Laboratory Technique. • VIRGINIA MASON. Auburn; Science and Literature. • JIMMIE MATTHEWS. Sigma Chi. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • Second Ro-: JULIUS P. MAXWELL. Selma: Science and literature. • WILLIAM E. MAYBEN. Theta Chi. Gadsden; Architecture. • JAMES THOMAS MAYES. Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • HERBERT HAMILTON MAYO, Alpha Tau Omega, Columbus. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • CARY RANDALL MEADOWS, tellassee: Electrical Engineering. • GEORGE BERNARD MEADOWS. Opelika; Education. • IDA BYRD MEADOWS, Smith Station; Education. • BEATRICE MEAGHER. Elgin. III.; Education. • RALPH 8. MEEHAN. Beta Kappa, Dadeville; Business Administration. • • Third Row: ARTHUR E. MERRILL. Theta Chi. Jacksonville. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering. • VIRGINIA C. METCALF. Enterprise; Home Economics Education. • CLARENCE METHVIN, JR.. Theta Chi. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • LEONARD MICHELSON. Tau Epsilon Phi. Decatur; Pre-Medicine. • NASEEB MICKWEE. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • DAVID EDWARD MILLER. Marietta. Ga.; Mechanical Englnearing. • RALPH A. MILLER. Pi Kappa Phi, Fairfield; Business Administration. • JACK MIlllCAN, Auburn; Agricultural Education. • JOHN P. MIMS. Vide; Agricultural Science. • F5� � t Row: NEIL HOWELL MINGLEDORFF. Alpha Tau Omega. Savannah. Ga.; Mechanical Engl nearing. • WALTON L. MINOR. Hamilton; Agricultural Education, a SEN GUSAMER MITCHELL. Canter Point; Civil Engineering • E. C. MITCHELL. Sheffield; Chemical Engl, nearing. • HARRY E. MITCHELL. Athene: Pharmacy. • Second Row; JULE C. MITCHELL. JR.. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Pittsview; Business Administre-lion. • MONTA MITCHELL. Tallassee: Secretarial Training, e BUNYAN MODLING. Seale; luiinen Administration. • K. FONDREN MOLTON. Mobile; Electrical Engineering. • SUE MONTGOMERY, Phi Omega Pi, Chattanooga; Tenn.; Home Economic!. • First Row: MARTIN T. MOODY, Sigma Chi Piedmont; Textile Engineering. • BETTY BRITT MOORE. Kappa Delta. Eufawle; Business Admlniitration. • JAMES MONROE MOORE. JR.. Fayette; Ornamental Horticulture. • MILLARD F. MOORE. Russellville; Agricultural Education. • RUBY MOORE. Selma; Home Economies. • JOHN W. MORGAN. Alpha Psl. Richmond. Va.; Veterinary Medicine. • MALCOLM MORGAN. Kappa Alpha. Gadsden; Chemical Engineering. • MARY ELLEN MORGAN. Mobile; Home Economics Education • CLAUDE T. MORRIS, Blountsville; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row: DALE A. MORRISON. Newell; Agricultural Science. • WILLIAM THOMAS MORTON. Anniston; Agricultural Engineering. • NELL BRANDON MOSELEY. Kappa Delta. Unlonfown; Home Economics. • WILLIAM F. MOSHER. Kappa Sigma. Atlanta. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • S. A. MOSLEY. Sigma Pi. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. • WILLIAM H. MULLIN, Phenix City; Textile Engineering. • MARION DeWITT MULLINS. Auburn; Me-chanical Engineering. • DRUSILLA MULLANE. Alexander City; Laboratory Technique. • ROBERT GEORGE MUNCASTER. Alpha Tau Omega. Montgomery; Aeronautical Eng.neer.ng, • • Third Row: DOROTHY MURDOCK. Alpha Gamma Delta. Laurel. Miss.; Interior Decoration. • SAM H MURPHY, Evergreen; Aeronautical Engineering. • HAROLO W. NANCE Auburn; Veterinary Medicine. • WILBUR ALLAN NEAL. Kappa Sigma. Bethesda. Md.; Veterinary Medicine. • OONALO A. NEBRIG. Sigma Pi. Decatur; Mechanical Engineering. • HARRY NELSON. Doiier; Agricultural Education, • JAMES EDWARO NETTLES. Repton; Bus.ness Administration. • WALTER C. NICHOLAS. Excel; Pre-Oentlstry • ARA JOHN NlGOSIAN. Gadsden; Mechanical Engineering. • First Row: JOHNEY ED OATES. Headland; Agricultural Science. • WALTER BRASS OATES. Kappa Sigma. Ha.tdl.md; Butman Administration. • WILLIAM EARL ODOM, Thomas-Ion. Sa.; Elactrical Enginaaring. • ANNIE LOU O'SRADY. Auburn; Homo Economics Education. • CLYDE VINCENT ORR, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Birmingham: Civil Enginaaring. • PIPER M. j jnrL • First Row: JIMMIE P. NIX. Contarvilla; Agricultural Sclanca. • CHARLIE FAYE NIXOtJ. Thata Upsllon, Auburn; Horn Economics. • JACK HILL NOLAN, Tarrant; Chemical Engineering. • WILLIAM W. NORDAN, Abbavilla; Agricultural Education. • ALA8ELLE NORMAN. Hopa Hull; Sclanca and Literature. • Sacond Row: DOROTHY NORMAN. Kappa Dalta. Fort Deposit: Homo Economics. • OSCAR E. NORTHINSTON. Phi Dalta Thata, Montgomery; Aaronautical Administration. • SUE NORTHROP. Atmora; Homa Economics. • CATHERINE COX NORTON. Clayton; Homo Economics. • MORTON H. NOVICK, Tau Epsilon Phi. Enslay; Machanlcal Enginaaring. OSBORNE, Lanatt; Taitila Enginaaring. • JAMES 8. OVERTON. Sigma Nu. Birmingham; Butinats Administration. • BLAKE JOHNSON OWEN. Dadavilla; Butinast Adminittration. • CLAUD TOM OWEN. Butlar; Machanical Enginaaring. • Sacond Row: JAMES WALTER OWENS, Kappa Alpha, Nawnan, Sa.; Pra-Dantistry. • ERNA OZMENT, Sumtarvilla; Homa Economics. • EUSENE STEWART PACE. Eastaboga; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • JOHN W. PACE. Alpha Samma Rho. Mobila; Agricultural Scianca. • ERNEST M. PACE, JR,. Sraanvilla, Fla.: Elactrical Enginaaring. a HAsKEW PASE. JR.. Castlabarry; Agricultural Education. • EDWARD E. PALMER, Auburn; Elactrical nginaaring. • HENRY BISHAM PARK. JR.. Phi Dalta Thata. Atlanta. Sa.; Butinats Administration. • ANNIE JO PARKER. Birmingham; Commarcial Art. • Third Row: LISE R. PARKER. Soodman. Miss.; Vatarinary Madicina. • CHARLES E. PASS. Clavaland; Agricultural Scianca. • JAMES M. PASTEUR. Fayatta; Education. • WALTER B. PATTON. Dada.illa; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • TROY H. PATTY. Cadar Bluff; Agricultural Scianca. • HUSH EDWARD PAYNE, Sigma Chi. Mobila; Chamlcal Enginaaring. • J. A. PAYNE. Dalta Sigma Phi, Halana; Butinats Administration. • NELL PAYNE. Hartsalla; Sacratarial Training. • RICHARD W. PAYNE, Ramar; Agricultural Scianca. • Rut Row: BETTY REARSON, Kappa OiH«, Auburn; Homo Economics. REARSON, Moulton; Business Administration • EOWIN FRANK ColumbuJ, Go.; Mechanical Enqlnooring. Jacksonville. Flo.; Mechanical Enqlnooring Education. JACK J. PEASE. Sigmo Alpha Eptilon, RICHARD KING RECK. JR.. Sigmo Alpha Eptilon. • WOODROW B.' PEEK. Arab; Agricultural • Socond Row: BARTON H. PERRY. Sigma Chi, Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering. - .......................................................................... VERNON • EDWARD EUGENE PERRY, Sigma Nu. Hurtiboro; Butineti Adminittration. PERRY. Boat; Agricultural Education. • WAYNE W. PERRY. Choctaw; Education. LEWIS RHARR. Fort Payne; Mechanical Engineering. JAMES • Fint Row; KATHARINE JANE PHILLIPS. Mobile: Home Economics, o MARY JANE PHILLIPS. Birmingham; Commercial Art. o ROBERT BRITT PHILLIPS. Cordate. Go.; Veterlne PHILLIPS. Birmingham; Commercial Art. O ROBERT BRITT PHILLIPS. Condole. Go.; Veterinary Medicine, o WALTER M. RICKARD, Kappa Sigma, luverne; Science and Literature, o NELLIE MAY PIKE. Phi Omega Pi. Birmingham; Education. o MARTHA PINNELL. Camp Hill; Secretarial Training. o MAMIE ELIZABETH RIPER. Theta Uptilon. Fairfai; Education. O WARREN PIPER. Fairtas; Electrical Engineering, o HOMER GRADY PITCHFORD. Columbia; Agricultural Education. • Second Row: CHARLES REED PITTS. Florence; PreDentlitry. o HELEN RUSSELL PITTS. Decatur; Home Economics. O MARIE ADELLE PITTS, Phi Omega Pi. Florence; Secretarial Training, o MARY FRANCES PLANT. East Tallattee; Education. • WILLIAM JACK PLEWES. Alpha Tau Omega, Mobile; Aeronautical Adminittration. e LOUISE POLLARD, Theta Uptilon. Montgomery; Secretarial Training. • HAROLD E. POOR. Phenii City; Aeronautical Engineering. • RALPH WAYNE PORTER. Quincy. Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • FRANCES POUNCEY. Auburn; Home Economics. • Third Row: HAROLD MASTIN POWELL. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • HOWARD ---------- - - - ------------ELL. ' “ ‘ • Sigma MARJORIE PRINCE. Phi Omega Pi, Greenville. Ha.; Home Economics. PRUETT, Wallace; Civil Engineering. Wmeermg. FLOYD • First Row: BOYO M. PULLEN, Alpha Gamma Rho. Monroeville; Agricultural Science. • KARL A. PUTIEET, Kappa Sigma. Floranca; Business Administration. • JAMES STANTON RAONEY, Columbia; Mechanical Engineering. • MARK A. RAINER. JR.. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bellamy; Agricultural Scianca. • OSBORNE SIMS RAINER. JR., Kappa Sigma. Montgomery; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row: LUCIEN LEON RAINEY, Theta Chi, Margaral; Mechanical Engineering. • CHARLES H. RAMEY. Pi Kappa Alpha. Akron; Pharmacy. • ALAN CLIFFORD RAMSAY, Columbus. Go.; Commercial Art. • LOWELL L. RAMSEY. Beta Kappa. Pensacola. Fla.; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES C. RATCLIFFE, Kappa Sigma, Gastonburg; Chemical Engineering. • First Row: GILBERT LEWIS RAULSTON. Omega Tau Sigma. Trenton. Ga.; Veterinary Medicine. • WILLIAM F. RAWLINSON. Alpha Psi. Manning. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • CHARLES O. RAWLS. Ramer; Veterinary Medicine. • ELOISE REEO. Auburn: Secretarial Training. • JAMES POSEY REED. Auburn; Business Administration. • JOSEPH M. REEO. Coatopa; Civil Engineering. • HOMER DAVIS REID. Pi Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Pre-Dentistry. • MARTHA ANN REESE. Phi Omega Pi. Mobile; Home Economics. • R08ERT GUY RHODES, Columbia; Business Administration. • Second Row: GEORGE A. RI8A, San Jose, Costa Rica; Agricultural Science. • ORLAND L RICE. Jasper; Pre-Dentistry. • GLENN 8. RICHARDSON. Sigma Chi. Montgomery; Pre-Medicine. • JOHN B. RICHARDSON. Alpha Tau Omega. Auburn; Business Administration. • EDWARD JAMES RICH8URG. Opp; Mechanical Engineering. • HARRY C. RIDDLE. Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • HERBERT EARLE RIDDLE, Alpha Psi. Piedmont. S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • NELLIE CLARK ROAN. Chi Omega. Decatur; Home Economics. • ALLEN GUILFORD R08ERTS, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • Third Row: GROVER C. ROBINSON. Mobile; Chemical Engineering. • LEON K. R08INSON, Trinity; Veterinary Medicine. • ZED ROBINSON, Whistler; Mechanical Engineering. • LEE DAVID ROGERS. Kingstree. S. C-; Veterinary Medicine. • MARY LOUISE RODGERS. Bay Minette; Secretarial Training. • ARTHUR R. ROMANOS. Fall River. Mass.; Aeronautical Administration. • FRANCES M. RORKE. Auburn; Home Economics. • JIMMY M. ROSE. Florence; Mechanical Engineering. • GERALD R. ROWE. Arab; Pre-Medicine. mm __5 JS41_K_ • Firtt Ro«: WILLIE JONES RUCKER, Delta Sigma Phi, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering • ATWOOD RUSH. Phi Delta Theta, Tuikegee; Buiineii Adminiitration. • EDWIN MARL RUSH. Columbiana; Agricultural Engineering. • JESSIE L. SAHM, Phi Omega Pi. Birmingham; Homo Economic!. • GEORGE METZ SALTER. JR.. Pontacola. Fla.; Chemlitry. • Second Row: ELIZABETH SAMSAL. Wait 8locton; Education. • CHARLES SANDLIN. Cullman; CMI Engineering. • JUDSON F. SANDLIN, Cordova; Buiineii Adminiitration. • TALMADGE SMITH SANFORD. Sigma Nj, Wetumpka; Buiineii Adminlitration. • JOHN A. SANKEY. JR.. Montgomery; Electrical Engineering. • Fir� t Row; JAMES R. SANSING Pi Kappa Phi. Margaret; Aeronautical Adminiitration. • LEO SCHIFFMAN. JR., Tau Epiilon Phi. Hgntiville; Mechanical Engineering. • CARL EDWARD SCHMIDT. Lambda Chi Alpha. Parrii liland. S. C.; Aeronautical Engineering. • THOMAS W. SCRUGGS, Sigma Phi Epiilon, Birmingham; Buiineii Adminiitration. • DAN K. SEARCY. Boat; Aeronautical Adminiitration. • NELLA MAE SEXTON. Fayette; Laboratory Technique. • WILLIAM B. SHARP. Fort Benning. Ge.; Air Corpi. • JOHN F. SHAW. Sigma Nu. Uniontown; Commercial Art. • ROBERT W. SHEELY, Omega Tau Sigma, Miami, Fla.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • Second Row: ALICE ELIZABETH SHEFFIELD, Cedartown, Ga.; Buiineii Adminiitration. • KATHRYN SHEFFIELD. Delta Zeta. Pine Hill; Home Economici. • W. H. SHELTON. Rockford; Agricultural Education. • 808 SHERLING. Pi Kappa Alpha. Greenville; Chemical Engineering. • HOWARD B. SHERMAN. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. « BARRY O. SHIFFLETT, Montgomery; Pharmacy. • MARY BURNS SHOOK, Scottiboro; Secretariat Training. • JESSIE MAE SHORT, Gorgai; Homo Economici. • STONEWALL JACKSON SHOWS. Ward; Agricultural Education. • Third Row: JAMES MEADE SHULER, Omega Tau Sigma, Aiken, S. C.; Veterinary Medicine. • ARNOLD S. SILVERBERG. Jackionville, Fla.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • J. M. SILVERSTEIN, Tau Epiilon Phi. Birmingham; Chomlitry. • WARNER RANDALL SINBACK. Di.iana; Electrical Engineering. • RAYMOND HURST SISSON, Lambda Chi Alpha. Auburn; Agricultural Science. • HAL HOSLEY SIZEMORE. Kappa Sigma. Birmingham; Buiineii Adminiitration. • CHARLES R. SKINNER. Sigma Phi Epiilon. Monroeville; Induitrial Engineering. • CLARA ELLEN SLATON. Delta Zeta, Loachapoka; Pre-La-. • CHARLES C. SLAUSON. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. ■CJLo-A tvlincu Adminiitrtlion. GRAFTON G. SMITH. EUctricAl EngWonng. V v • Knt Row W. K. SUMMERS. Cad Blu«; Industrial Enqlnaarinq. a ROBERT H. SVENSON. Flotanca; Machanical Enqlnaarinq. • WINIFRED SWENSON. Scothboro; Horn Economics, • MELBA SWlCK, Cumbarland. Ohio; Pra-Madlclna. • JULIAN BRYAN TAYLOR. Elba; Vatarinary Madiclna. • Sacond Row: PHIL W. TAYLOR. Montqomary; Architactura. • RUBY ANNETTE TAYLOR. CM Omaqa. LaGranqa, Go.; Sactatarial Traininq. • THOMAS H. TAYLOR. Rinqqold. Go.; Machanical Enqlnaarinq. • W. VANNAH TAYLOR. lhata Chi. Horanca; Air Corps. • WILLIAM BUCK TAYLOR. JR.. Phi MU lhata. MoblM; Butinas Admlnlitratlon. • First Row: CHARLES RAY TEAGLE, Pansacola, Ha.; CMl Enqlnaarinq. • BARTON EARNER THIGPEN. Birmingham; Elaclrical Enqlnaarinq. • 0. J. THIGPEN. Alpha Gamma Rho. Bat Mlnatta: Agricultural Scianca. • FRANK LOVELL THOMAS. Alpha P� i. Birminqham; Valarinart Madlona. • JACK B. THOMAS, Sigma No, Sipsay; Machanlcal Enqlnaarinq. • JEAN THOMAS. Kappa Dalta, TutVaqaa; Laboratory Tachniqua. • JOHN 0. THOMAS. Phi Dalta Thata. Mobila; Industrial Enqlnaarinq. • JOHN HARVEY THOMAS. Sigma Chi. Montqomary; Architactura. • Sacond Row. J. PELHAM THOMAS, Montavallo; Agricultural Scianca. • FRANK COOPER THOMASON. Siqma Chi. Montqomary; Busirtss Administration. • ELIZABETH ELLEN THOMPSON. Alpha Dalta. Piedmont; Education. • JAMES L. THOMPSON Cussata; Agri-cultura. • JACK M. THORNTON. Dalta Siqma Phi, Columbus, Ga.; Aeronautical Enqlnaarinq. • PEGGY NADINE THORSON, Kappa Dalta. ft. Burning Ga.; Scianca and LItaratura. • CECIL IVERSON THROWER. Alpha Lambda Yau. Hatlin; Business Administration. • WILLIAM A. TILL, Gtaanxllla; Vatarinary Madiclna. • Third Row. MINNIE TIPPINS, Auburn; Lendscapa Architactura. • BYRON TOMPKINS. Birmingham; Agricultural Education. • SHIRLEY ANITA TORBERT, CM Omaga, Opal ike; Homa Economics. • MARGARET W. TRAMMELL, Comar; Mom a Economics Education. • WILLIE LEE TRAWtCK. Na-V.Ua: Agricultural Education. • LAWRENCE L. TUCKER. Siqma Nu, Andarson, S. C.; Businass Administration. • MARGARET S. TUCKER, Kappa Dalta, Fairfield; Laboratory Tachniqua. • NIMROD HOLT TUCKER, PI Kappa Phi. Hurtsboro; Pharmacy. • Fint Row: JAMES F. TURK, Uriah; Agricultural Education. • ERIC WALTER TURNBULL. Oalta Sigma Phi. Birmingham- Chamical Engineering. • HENRY F. TURNER, Andaluila; Pharmacy. • ROY LANCELOT TURNER, Dothan; Architecture. • ULLMAN C. TURNER, Birmingham; Pharmacy. • Second Row: PETE BENTON TURNHAM. Alpha lambda Tau. Abanda; Agricultural Education. • JAMES 0. TYLER. Clio; Agricultural Education. • DAVID T. UNDERWOOD. Sigma Chi, Birmingham; Architactura. • HOMER J. UROUHART, Kappa Alpha, Birmingham; Me-chanlcal Enginaaring. • EMANUEL JAMES VAKAKES, Eniley; Machanical Enginaaring. • Fint Row: R. C VANCE, Sigma Chi. Birmingham; Aeronautical Enginaaring. • WAYMAN ERSKINE VANDERFORD. Enifey; Machanical Enginaaring. • CLIFFORD WILLIAM VAN DYKE. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Neptune Beach, Fla.: Aeronautical Engineering. • MYRA A. VARLEY, Mobile; Education. • GORDON C. VARN. Phi Delta Theta. Cordele. Ga.. Pre-Dentistry. • MARY POWELL VARNER. Birmingham; Laboratory Technique. • JOE A. VENERELLA, Bata Kappa. Faunidale; Electrical Engineering. • BEN FRANK VENTRESS. Sigma Chi. Clayton; Pre-Medicine. • Second Row: THOMAS J. VENTRESS. Clayton; Business Adminiitration. • ARTHUR J. VICK. Pensacola, Fla.; Machanical Enginaaring. • EMMA JEAN VICK. Phi Omega Pi. Fayette; Secretarial Training. • F. GLENN VICKERS. Eclectic; Veterinary Madiclna. • FRANK H. VOGLER. Tuscumbia; Aeronautical Engineering. • WILLIAM CARL VOIGT, Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Birmingham; Machanical Engineering. • JAMES E. WACKER. Mobile: Mechanical Engineering, e HELEN WAGNER, Chi Omega, Birmingham; Secretarial Training. • Third Row: JOE W. WAID. Roanoke; Business Adminiitration. e MARION W. WAKEFIELD. Anniston; Chemical Engineering. • PAUL M. WAKEMAN. Glenn Burnie, Me.; Civil Engineering • THOMAS WENDELL WALDROP. LaGrange. Ga.; Electrical Engineering. • NORMAN O. WALKER. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • CULLEN M. WARD. Auburn; Pre-Uw. • ElONZA A. WARD. Andaluila; Agricultural Engineering. • MARGARET VIRGINIA WARE. Chi Omega, Tuscumbie; Home Economics. • nm Ro-: WILLIAM WARLICK. Auburn; Electric ! Engineering. • HERBERT ALBERT WARREN, Birmingham; Ch mic«l Engineering. • HERMAN E. WARREN. Sigma Chi, Mobile. Mechanical Engineering. • STANLEY C. WASMAN, Epsilon Mu Epsilon, Miami Beach, Fla.; Veterinary Medicine. • BYRON E. WATES. Sigma Pi, Haleyville; Landscape Architecture. Second Ro«: • J. B. WATSON. JR,. Trenton. FI .; Veterinary Medicine. « JAMES W. WAITZMAN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Birmingham; Aeronautical Administration • WILLIAM THOMAS WEATHERS. Theta Chi. Wedo-ee; Business Administration. • EDWARD G. WEAVER. JR.. Cherokee; Civil Engineering. • GEORGE McOONALD WEAVER. Seta Kappa. Birmingham; Industrial Engineering. • First Row: JOHN VINCENT WEGENER. Savannah. G .; Agriculture • HAROLD E. WEHBY. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. C. E. WELDON. JR.. Pi Kappa Phi. Wet.mpka; Business Administration. • GLORIA CHRISTINE WELDON. Birmingham; Secretarial Training. • ALBERT N. WELLS, Pensacola, Fla.; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES LOCHRIDGE WEST, Sigma PI. Columbia. Ten .- Chemical Engineering. • DONALD E WEYBURN. Omega Tau Sigma; Prairie Point. Miss.; Veterinary Medicine • A. EDWARD WHALEY. St. Cloud. FI .; Veterinary Medicine. • Second Ro-: VERDIE LEE WHALEY. Opelika; Secretarial Training. • ELEANOR WHATLEY. Loachapoka; Home Economics Education. • BENTON T. WHITE. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES CHRIS WHITE. Decatur; Agricultural Education • JAMES E. WHITE. Lanett; Chemical Engineering. • JOHN H WHITE. Bet Kappa. Alevander City; Chemical Engineering. • RALPH H. WHITLEY. Odenville; Agricultural Science. • CHARLIE WILMER WHITLOCK. Sheffield; Agricultural Engineering. • Third Ro-: MARY HELEN WHITTET, Birmingham; Home Economics. • DONALD EUGENE WILKES. Ocala. FI .; Prelaw. a HAMILTON WILKINS. Phi Delta Theta. Gold Hill; Aeronautical Engineering. • ARTHUR 8. WILLIAMS, loachapoka; Agricultural Science. • ALBERT LOVELACE WILLIAMS. Lambda Chi Alpha. Montgomery; Architecture. • CLAUDE WILLIAMS, JR,. Columbia; Agricultural Education. • DOROTHY WILLIAMS. Atlanta. G .; Home Economics. • FRANCES WILLIAMS. Auburn; Education. P First Row: FRANK WILLIAMS. Telledege; Indvttriel Engineering. • JOHN OWEN WILLIAMS. JR., ||ium«; Chemicel Engineering. • JOSEPH WARREN WILLIAMS, Pi Keppe Phi. Luverne. Agri vl� urel Science. • MARY EMILY WILLIAMS. Chi Omeg . Relelgh, N. C ; leboretory Technique. • ROBERT M. WILLIAMS. Keppe Alphe. Monroeville; Agficullurel Science. • Second Row: OLLIE R WILLIAMSON Andelusie; Agricvlturel Educelion. • ALBERT JACKSON WILLINGHAM, Sigme Alphe Epiilon, Birminghem; Chemicel Engineering. p WILLIAM J. WILLIS. Epei; Mechenicel Engineering. p FRANK WILMORE, Phi Delte Thete, Auburn; Mechenlcel Engineering. p JOHN 0. WILSON, Keppe Sigme. Selme; Civil Engineering. • First Row: CHARLES R. WINNETTE. Huntsville. Eleclricel Engineering. • VELMA ELAINE WITMER, PM Omege Pi. Bessemer; Educelion • JACK ALEXANDER WOMACK Neshville. Tenn.; Aeroneuplicel Engineering p CHARLES M. WOOD. Atlente. Ge.; Aeroneulicel Admin-istretion. • WILLIAM EDWARD WOOD. Ft. Feyne; Aeroneulicel Engineering, e HILL W WOODARD. Keppe Sigme, Decelur; Mechenicel Engineering. p JESSE C. WOODHAM. JR.. Berwick. Ge.; Aeroneulicel Administretion. • VADELLA WOODHAM. Geneve; Home Economics. • Second Row: LOUISE WOOLDRIDGE. Euteule; Home Economics. • CANTY W. WORLEY. Bele Keppe, Birminghem; Chemicel Engineering. • DORIAN JOSEPH WRIGHT. Lengdele: Mechenicel Engineering, p ERNEST COLEMAN WRIGHT. Rutledge; Business Administretion • JAMES FRANK WYATT. JR.. Sigme Chi. Vincent; Foreign Service. • JULIA E. WYNNE. Chi Omege, Richerd City. Tene.; Leboretory Technique P GEORGE W. YARBROUGH. Prelt-ville; Business Administretion. • MARY FRANCES YARBROUGH. Keppe Delte. Enterprise; Educelion. • Third Row: HILDA YATES, Tellessee; Home Economics Educelion. p MINNIE IRENE YEAGER. Cwllmen; Home Economics, p BARBARA YORK Ft. Benning. Ge.; Science end Litereture. p BERNARD LAMAR YOUNG. Dewson; Agriculturel Science, p COLE YOUNG. JR.. Alphe Lembde Te . Town Creel; Veterinery Medicine, p JAMES P. YOUNG. JR., Omege Teu Sigme. Jecksonville. Fte : Pre-Veterinery Medicine P OSWALD WALTER YOUNG. Sumner. Ge ; Veterinery Medicine. P BETTY JEAN ZIMMERMAN. Ft. Benning, Ge.; Educelion. rJp AAA BUILDING OFFICERS EO CADENHEAD . . JOHN SPENCER . . LUTHER TAYLOR . . HENRY DAWSON . KATHERINE WRIGHT BILL ROGERS . . . . Ropreientativ Jo Cabinet ................Proiident ............Vice-Prciidont ................ Secretary .................Hittorian ............... Treaiurer • Flrtt Bo- MAfiY ABELL. III.; Conm rcial Art. • (MOBY HUMAN ACAMS Btta Kappa. Chiptey. FIa. v«,«'inary M dicine • GORDON w ADAMS Mid «y Mechanic Engineering • HAROIE T. ADCOX. Birmingham Ch mi tr, • TOBY AGRlCOLA. Phi 0 11 That . Gadiden; Indutfrial Engineering • Second Bo� : MOYI 8 ALFORD. JR.. Birmingham. Ci� il Engineering • HUGH M AlFOBD. Birmingham. Electrical Engineering. • SAM WILLIS ALSTON. Pentacnl F ., Chemical Engineering • ROBERT EDWARD AMAN, Aihford Eectrical Engineering • EOITM ANDERSON. Latohatchie; Home Economic . • Fi� i! Ro- J MILTON ANOSRSON. P n cola. FI Electrical Engineering • WILLIAM F ANDERSON. Andalwtia Aeronautical Engineer,ng e GEORGE ANDBEADES. Mob'la; Bui net! Adminittration • MARY LOUISE ARMSTRONG Birmingham Sec' ’ '' 1 Training • Patrick a arnolo. Fairhop . Agrkaltaral Science' • james frank artmub. p K«pp Alpha. Richmond. V . Electrical Engineering a MARTHA C ASBURY, 8 , me' Secretarial Training • 8 GIBBS ASHLEY. Apopka. Fla. PraVetarinary Medici . • LYNN KEBMIT ATKINS. Millport. Agricultural Education • Sacond Ro-: HARRY WARREN BACHUS. Birmingham. Pra Veterinary Madicina • EDWARD AUSTIN BADHAM. Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Birmingham Aaronautical Enqin rinq • CHARLES WOERTENBERG S. BAILEY, Kappa Siqma. Birmingham Chemical Eng.nearing • JAMES BAILEY N .rchai, Mitt Mach.,-leal Engineering • JOE C BAILEY. JR . Gad,dan Pre-La • SARA ELIZABETH BAILEY. Andatui'a. Home Economic • JAMES T. BAKER, K.ntfon Agricultural Engineering • JIMMY G BAKER ShefFeld: Electrical Enqinaarinq. • JOE WILLIAM BAKER. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham. Butina Adminittration • Third Ro WILLIAM H. BAKER. JR. Colum.but. Ga Ci� il E-qinaarinq a FRANCES E. 8AL0WIN Robarttdala; Saetatarial Training • LEON C 8AL0WIN, Mobil Aeronaut. Adminittration. • OOUGLAS wiiSON BallaRO. Kappa Alpha. Salma, Te.t.i Enqinaarinq • JOYCE B BALLARD De 'ci� Agricultural Engineering • WILLIAM I BARHAM lambda Chi Alpha, Birmingham. Chemical Engineering • AUGUSTUS BARNES. JR.. Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Opelika Ci.il Enqinaarinq • JOHN CARLTON BARNES. Delta S.q Ot opolii; At omut c l Engineering. • ANDREW HILL 8ARNETT, Florence; Agriculture. � Ei„t Ro- JAMES BARNETT. Veebene; Aarfcvlfcm. • WWJS J. •ARNETT. V -Og«ttalfy. • REGINALD McCARROU BARTON. Eufauia. MMRrtel I HAROLD 6. IASCH, JR . Montfomtfy: MttlMllkll • KfcNNfcTH IATEMAN, ilrmlogh m; Aeron utkdl Engineering. • Second Ro- fVIN RAISON Florence. Pha.macy. • HUt J Y BATTLE •i,r?‘ .T dechanical Engineering • GE6RGE MATIHIS BAUER MontgortM;,. Aero a� l!c l � VIRGIL 6AZEMORE. Tallaedqa; Prelaw • JOHN PAUL BEASLEY. Omega u S’3 Lndalutio; Pre-Veterinary Medicine • Fire Ro- JAMES TOLIVER REASON. Heflin; Pre-Veterinary Medicine MARSHALL BECK. Opelika. Mechanical Engineering • PAUL 8ECTON, Silat. Medicine. • DORIS RUTH BEOINGElElD. Alfeen Hem Economic • PALMER BELL lambda Chi Alpha. Birmingham; Pre Meaidne • GEORGE C BENNETT. Chemical Engineering • IMA GENE BENNETT. Wet Point. Ga. laboratory • RICHARD WAYNE BENTON. Birmingham, Chemical Engineering • CLAUDE Mobile; Mechanical Engineering • Second Ro-: WILLIAM E. 8IRKS. Kappa Alpha. Peniecola, Ela Electrical Engineering • WILLIAM WILLIAMS BISHOP, Df -� bu'q, Tenn Pr -Vet rin r, Medicine • MARILYN 8 BLACK. Auburn Education. • HAROLD J. BLACKBURN. Auburn. Aeronautical Engineering • RICHARD MARTIN BLAKE. Pratfyille; Aeronautical Engineering • JAMES BLAKtY. Salem. Electrical Engineermg o DOUGLAS WILLIAM BLALOCK. Port Banning. Ga P'e Veterinary Medicine • JACK ERSKINE BOLT. Sigma Pi. Birmingham. Civil Engineering • WAITER W. BOLTON. Theta Chi. Theodor . Agricultural Adminiitration. • Third Ro- GRADY RUSSELL ROMAN, Svlligent; Agricultural Science e S HUBERT BOOKER. Eait Godtden; Agricultural Education a CHARLES WYATT BOONE. Birmingham Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM T. BOOZER. Jacktonvill . Agricultural Education • J. EDWARO BOUCHARD, Sigma Alpha Epji'on. Columbul, Ga. Mechanic 1 Engineering • MARCEL J BOUCHER. New O'lean . La. Phyucel Education • EDWARO ARTHUR BOURNE. Freeport, N, Y. Mechanical Engineering • GEORGE RANDOLPH BOWLING, Pi Kappa Alpha. Lafayette; Aeronautical Engineering • GLENN ELTON BOYD Theta Chi Oneonfa; Butines Adminiitratio . . f Hi • First Ro-: HENRY GEORGE BOYD. York; Pharmacy. • JOHN THOMAS BOYO, Pi Kappa Tiim Ornamental Horticulture. • EDWARD CLARKE BOZEMAN. Andalusia: Pre-Vaterinety Medicine. • CATHERINE BRADLEY. Greensboro: Mom Ecor-omics • JAMES M, BRADSHAW, Sigma Chi, Mcntgomers Mechanical Engineering • Second Row ROY EOGAR BRAKEMEN, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Gadsden Mechanical Engineering • BERNARO BRANNON. Gadsdr- • JEAN PAUL BRANTLEY. Monroe- •ill ; Industrial Engineering • J £ BRANTON. Kappa Alpha Leland. Miss.: Agricultural Administration • ANNA BREEDEN. A .'ical Engineering. • first Row MOSELLE BREEDEN, Rabun; Secretarial Training • JACQUELINE BREEDLOVE. Opp; Commercial Art • JOHN M. BRIDGES lUMOW At(bilKl«r« • GLORIA L BRIOGEWATER. Mobile Home Economics. • HARRY BRISLIN, JR,. Pi Kappa Alpha. Atmore Mechanical Engineering • PATRICIA ANN BROMLEY. Atlanta, Go.; Home Economics • ANNIE DAIMWOOD BROOKS. Auburn: Social Science. • HARRY WILSON BROOKS, flomaton Business Administration. • BENJAMIN J. BROWN. Sigma Chi. DeFuniak Springs. Fla,; Pre Dentistry. • Second Ro«: FREO T BROWN. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering. • GERALD P. BROWN. Boas; Pre-Medicine HENRY BEN BROWN, Sigma Chi, Mont gomery Mechanical Engineering • JAMES OUDLEY BROWN. Pensacola. Fla : Mechanical Engi neering • JAMES M. BROWN, Log!o� - ■ - nautical Engineering. • KENNETH C. BROWN. Woodland. Electrical Engineering. I, H BROWN. Troy: ' h • MAR HOFFMAN BROWN. Clayton Secretarial Training • STANSEl A BROWN. JR . 8 rmingham. Mechanical Engineering • Third Row: ANNE F BRUCE. Auburn: Science and Literature. • ROSEMARY 8RUNS. Bessemer: laboratory Technique • BOBBY BRYAN. Elba. Agricultural Science. • JAMES THOMAS BRYAN. Theta Chi Montgomery Chemical Engineering • CHALMERS BRYANT. Andalusia Agriculture. • JAMES ALVIN BRYANT. Montgomery Mechanical Engineering • SAM GORDON BUFORD. Orrvill ; Pre law • BURNHAM LUTHER BULLOCK. Pi Kappa Alpha. Jackson. Miss ; Architecture. • REUBEN FLOURNEY BURCH. Pi Kappa Alpha. Eastman. Ga.; Pra-Vafarinary Madicina. • Firif Row: EllAREE BURDEN. Lon9d.1l . Homo Economic • ARTHUR C. BURGE. Birmmg ham; Civil Engineering. • JESSE WILKES BURNETT. Good-ater; Electrical Engineering. • J. A BURNS. JR,. Gadiden; Agricultural Engineering. • JOE TOM BURNS. Wedo-ee; Pre-la- Second Row • MARY CLAIRE BURNS. Kappa Delta, Auburn; Secretarial Training • MAX C. BURNS. Lineville Electrical Engineer.ng. • WILLIAM C BURNS. W do� e Mechanical Engineering. • HERBERT ISAAC BURSON, JR.. Cullman Civil Engineering e HARRY MARTIN 8UTLER. Montgomerir; Science and literature • Firif Ro-: THOMAS GILBERT BUTLER, Wcodville; Agricultural Science. • CHARLES JOSEPH BYRD. Alpha Tau Omega. Columbui. G .; Aeronautical Engineering. • OTIS E CA8ANISS. Phi Delta Theta. Colurrbui. Ga ; Buiinen Adminiitration • EOWARD CAOENHEAD Montgomery Foreign Service • J. GEORGE CAIN. Ph n!« City Electrical Engineer ng • ALBERT F. CALEY. JR.. Marion Junction Ar.r.'cJtural Science. • WILLIAM T. CAllEN. Pi Kappa Alpha, Clanton; Chemica Engineering. e 3ILLIE CAMP Ne-nan. Ga Home Economic! • CHARLES WILSON CAMPBELL. New Market. Agricultural Education • Second Row: FERRIN C. CAMPBELL, Laurel Hill. Fla.; Electrical Engineering • GROVER McCOY CAMPBELL. Chattanooga. Tenn Civil Engineering e RALPH CARLTON. Aleiander City; Mechanical Engineering • GEORGE M CARMICHAEL Sunny South Agriculture • RALPH SPENCER CARROLL. Pi Kappa Phi. LaGrange; Aeronautical Engineering. • A. Z CARTER. JR.. Auburn; Pr .Medicine • JOHN JAY CaRWEU. Demopoli Aeronautic Engineering. • GEORGE ALBERT CARWIE. Mobile: Mechanical Engineering. • ALDER FRANCIS CASTANOll, Huntington. W. Va Mechanical Engineering e Third Row: WILLIAM WILLIAMSON CHALMERS. Sigma Ph. Epiilon Fairf.eld, Mecha-lee Engineering. • MARGARET LANE CHAMBERS. Kappa Delta. Weihingtoo, 0. C ; Home Economici. MARY JO CHAMBERS. Birmingham, Vocational Home Economic! BILLV CHAMPION. Titton. Ga Pre-Veferinar, Medicine, e CECIL LAMAR CHAMPION. Sigma Nu Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. e R. D CHANDLER, JR.. Birmingham Pre-Oenflitr, • FRANK G. CHARLTON. Beta Kappa. Autauga.ille; Civil Engineer.ng • DUDLEY WILLIS CHEAPE. Greentboro; Chemical Engineering e DONALD CORWIN CHEATHAM. Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering, Cs f Sr • [ � o. HOWARD 8RYON CHEEK. Moatq ButlftPlt Admlnitt� «tit • mailanDE CHENEY Li«inq� 0 . Horn EcoHKlici • 0AV10 CURTISS CHICHESTER, Siqm.i Chi. AllriHl. a. • HENRIETTA CHRISTENBERRY. Sltwrrl; S C' ta'ial T- • RALPH C. CHRISTOPHER. Th«ta Chi. Crotivtll : A ron utic l Enqinfttinq • s« oh(j Ro-: Davio k. Clanton, pi Kappa Alpha, Athens. AftrkilluNl Eo • RICHARD HfNRY CLAY. Birminqh.i n- EMillMriAq. • HAROLD CLAYTON, Colvmbvt, 6 Ch mc tnq.no,-lrg • NELLIE JO CLAYTON. Auburn. Secretarial Vriinlaf • SAMUEL RICHARD CLEARE. Montqomar . Chcrn a: Engineering • Fi.st Ro- ROBERT C CLEMENSON. Pom Banning. 6 Ci-ii Engineering • KILSHAW E CLISIY. }iyiw C- MoMclalr, N J EltCIrkil fngin e� ing • JOHN G COATS. JR . Mobil Electrical Engineering CHARLES SamuEL COM. Plant rjvlll ; Electrical Eagin««r ing • WILLIAM DEWEY COCHRAN. Lind,- Agricultural Science • R. L COCKRELL Oouble Springs Agricultural Engineering • JOE R COLE, lirffliufkm Pre-Medicine • JOHN $ COLEMAN. Sigm� Alpha Epsilon. Mo“tgome' Pr De 'ist' • ROBERT R. COLEMAN, Grove Hill. Agricultural Engi-eerinq • Second Ro- GEORGE w CO; LIER R«pub i C. f-q nq • RICHARD THOMPSON COMMANDER. Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Jacison.lile. FI .. no. • ERNESTO LOBEC CONDal. Fajardo. Puerto Rico Pro n • maRDEL R CONGER. AlUnl . Ga. Commercial Art DOROTHY CONLEY Watumpl Secretarial Training • HAROLD COLEMAN CONN. Atmor . Civil Enaineeri-n • SARA LOU CONNELL. Firming h« T Science and Literature • EARAH BULLOCK CONNER. TutVege . Secretarial Training • WILLIAM BENJAMIN CONNOR Florence Chemic.i E'gineeri'q • Iklrd Ro-: BOBBY LEE COOK. Ajbu'«. Chamlllry • CLAUDE GLENN COOK Cultur.i Science KEITH CORBETT Siqma Ch Mo'ri� to«n. T nn Business Administration • CLAUDE W CORCORAN. CottoMon Aeronautical Engineering • WILLIAM GIFFORD CORNELL, N - York N. Y Industrial Engineering • BETTY WALLACE COSBY, Firming ham. Education DOROTHY PAULINE COTNEY Wadi Mom Economics Education • OOROTHY COTTIER, Aubutn Horn Economics. • OODSON COUCH. Wlntield Education • Hut o- JO ANN COUSINS Spring Hill Secretar.al Training • A COUSINS. Spring Hill: Indultriel E-gineerinq • EUGENE GUYl AND COWaKT, Pi K«PP� Alpha. PentacoU FU-: Aeronaut cal Engineering • WALTER C COWART. JR.. t Kappe Alpha. Aub.rn Civil Engineering. • MORRIS FRANKl IN COWDEN. Kappa Sigma. Millbroot Electrical Engineering. • Second Rom : CODY A CRAWFORD. Abbeville Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM 808 CREEL. 8irmi-gh,im Aer o n., .tical Engineering 0 JOHN 8RUCE CRENSHAW Fort Dopoiit, Butinett Admit • ROY W CRENSHAW. lanetf Ed.cat.o . • EOWIN GLENN CRIM, Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Butinett Adminittration. • Firtl Ro- HENRY MORRIS CRINE Dothan Electrical Engineering • CROSSLEV. Vernon; Agricultural Education • CHARLIE EDWIN CROWELL. ■ I Engineering. • ERIN CRUM. Moniqomer, Home Economic • Hattietburg, Mitt Eledr. i Engineering • ARTHUR C CULLIFER. Montgomery. Adminittration. • DANNIE MILEY CULPEFRER Cuttefa Ga. Pre-Veterinary • JAMES KEITH CURTIS. Birmingham; Architecture. • ALTON WAYNE DAILY. Theta Birmingham; Civil Engineering • Second Rom HUGHES RANDOLPH DARDEN. Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIAM ABNER DARDEN, Kappa Alpha Annnlo� Mechanical Engineering • ALPHONSO DAVIDSON. Tallattee. Pharmacy • ALBERT KEMPER DAVIS. Boyletton Pharmacy, o BRUCE DAVIS, Fort Depot!' Science and Literatute • GERALD PAUL DAVIS. Bayou LaBt'te; Mechanical Engineering • JIMMIE D DAVIS. Kappa Sigma. Auburn Aeee nautical Adminittration. a JOHN JACKSON DAVIS. Seffner. Fla Interior Decoration • RICHARD R DAVIS. Kennedy Agricultural Science • n rd Ro-. WILLIAM P. DAVIS. Mobile; Mechanical Engineeri-g PAUL E DAWKINS. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham Electrical Engineering • WALLACE LAMAR DAWKINS, lambda Chi Aipha, P • HENRY BEAUE DAWSON, Sigm.i PR Eptilon. Mobile Mechanical Engineering w ELEANOR M DEAN. Auburn Bulinett Adminittra-lion • HERMAN E DEAN JR. Baminqham Chemical Enq'neering e JOE R OEARMAN Boligee: Agricultural Enginee-i-q • HENRY 0 DeGROVE III. Theta CM Jackton.ille, Fla Electrical Engineering. JOHN CALVIN DelOATCH. Jackto-. N C. Pre . M l.cine g Hnl Ro- WAITER EUGENE DENNARD Pi Kappa PM. Columb. . Ga AerOi-aut.cal Era, nearing • LENNIS CECIL OENNIS. Monta� al!o '■ . • JAMES CARTER DENTON Theta Chi, Oneo-nta Comical Engineering • LEHMAN A DESHAZO. � i n ngh m Mechanical Engineering • HENRY CHARLES DICKINSON. T«mp,. fla.. Chemical • Second Ro— HARRY DICUS. PI K«ppi Phi, Cohwibtii. Ga : P't U« g JAMES CREOERICK DIETZ Auburn. Arebifedvre • william BARNEY DILLARD. Notei • AUBREY C. OISMUKE. JR . PrellvHle; Agric.it.ra: Scie-ce • BILLY DONAHUE. Sigma Chi, Montgomery. Aeronautical Engineering • E.r� Ro- PAUL M DONALOSON. El Da Agric ulturel Science • ISHAM JENKINS DORSEY. i Alpha Epfilon, Opelika M L«� ',cjl ffglnttrlng • NOBLE CAMP DOSS. P Kapr I LaGranqe. G Chemical Engineering • MERCER McCONNICO DOTY. Alpha Tau Omega. Chemical Engineering g RUEUS BROWN DOWDY. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineeri-g • ISABELLE M DOWNEY. Opelika. Horn Economic! • HUDSON U DOWNING. Phen.. Clf, Aeronautical Engineering • HUGH HAOEN DRAKE. Ow««l Croti roadv Agricultural Education • JOEL CAMPBELL DUBOSE. M,rtlawood Electrical Engineering • Se;o d Ro-: JAMSS R DUOLEY. B cal Engineering. • LLEWELLYN HA’-.I OUGGaR, Montgomery Mechanical Engineering • BERNICE DUKE Ham Hon. Agricultural Education • CHRISTINE OUKE. Vernon. Secretarial Training g DARCAS PAT DUMAS. Millry Horn Economic • JAMES RAY DUNLAP Hanceuille Agricultural Engineering • -DMAS JAMES OUNLAP. Bi- • ANNE DUNN. --nantary Education g WILLIAM E DUNN. Salem Ci.il E • Third Ro- WILLIAM DUPRIE. Delta Sigma Phi. B minqnem Mechanical Engineering. • JULIAN P DURAN. Montgomery Aeronautical Engineering g JULIA BETH OYKES. Bank Home EcMOtnici. • TILL1S PAT EASTERLING. Thete Chi. Mobile; Civil Engineering g ANDREW J EASTERWOOD. Dade.ille. Agriculturel Engineering g HOWELL TUCKER ECKLES. Oiuv fie Torc.gr Service g TRIS EDGAR Gilberto-n; Agricultural Education g CHARLES IVEN COWARDS C r-'o- Mec tunica I Engineering g G LITT EOWAROi Selma Agriculture! Education, • First Ro-: MART JO EDWARDS. Atlanta. Ga; bor««or, • 0 AtKW EDWARDS. Pensacola. R M earing. • P IA EU'On t B . G . Scienco 6 4 Literature. o J. 0. ELLIS. Sigma Chi. B rrningham; Mcchjn. l Engineering • JOHN EILLIAM EUlS. JR.. Valley Head; Engineering. • Second Row: ANOREW JEFFREYS ELLNER. Eeta Kappa. MoMe; 'itSeY1 AarT • l«ROL R. EPPERSON. Atlanta. Go. Ci-il Engineering • LEON F tilts L-o.,r qr._ Cultural Education • GEORGE ETHERIDGE. Montgomery. Aeronautical Engineering • JAMt L. EVERS. Dadevilte. Agricultural Engineering. • First Row: ALBION HENRY EWION. Mobil . Mechanical fWlOHliKU« raSuiuV- Si£!i H Kappa fill. W«fumplia; Svii n Administrate. • N v. Alpha, Monfgomeiy; Business Administration • HARRY FRANK FARR. Orlando, F a Veterinary Modicin . • GUY FRANK FARRIS. Jasp« . Aeronautical Engineering. • LAURtNGfc EDWARD FEAGIN. Theta Chi. Hendersonville. N C Pre Medicine • ROBERT L. FARRELL, Dothan; Aeronautical Engineering. • JACK K. FITZGERAIO. Beta Kappa. Memphis. Tenn Mechanical Engineering. a LAMAR CRAWFORD FITZPATRICK. Jamestown; Ag-icu'.tura Science. e Second Row ROBERT V FIANNAGAN. Kappa Alpha. Florence Architecture • RICHARD H. FLEMING. Theta Chi. Birmingham Agricultural Science • SUE OALE FLEMING. Huntsville Secretarial Training. • D. A FLETCHER. Andalusia. Aeronautical Engineering • ANNIE RUTH FLOWERS. Atmore; Nursing Science • CLAUDE L. FLOYD. Phi Delta The'a. Demopolis Business Administration • DOROTHY FOLMAR. Lurerne; Home Economies • CECIL FOR8ES. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • ALEXANDER PRESTON FORO, Kappa Alpha. Montgomery; Business Administration • Third Row GERALDINE BEATRICE FORD Auburn Laboratory Technique. • VERNELLE FORDHAM Anniston Literature and Science. • MAX M. FOREMAN. Andalusia; Chemical Engineering • QUAY MILFORO FORTNER. Pi Kappa Phi. Auburn; Aeronautical Engineering • HAROLD LUTHER FOSHEE. Clanton; Electrical Engineering. • RICHARD C. FOSTER. Americus, Ga.; Electrical Engineering • VIRGINIA FOSTER OpeliFa Home e • JOE 6EENNETT FOWLER. Oneonta; Electrical Engineering. • IRA EUGENE FRANKLIN. Huntsville: Electrical Engineering • Fint Ro-: LOUIS ERANKHN. Jasper. Aeronautical Engineering • WILLIAM G MENCH Theta Chi. Anniston. Chemical Engineering • BERNlE I PROST. BirminghAeronautical Engineering • HOWARD MONROE PULENWIDER. Sigm., N., Birmingham Pre-Veterinar, Medicine. • PRANCES VERONICA FULLER. Aube' . SieillMllI Training. • Second Row ESTELLE SONYA GA’NES Chi Omega. lirn-lrg-ijm C“’� ' • 'UART W GAINES Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering. e GEORGE HARVEY GAllAWAY HeHlesbera. Min Commercial Aft. • Julian 8. Gamble. Otark; Mechanical Engineering • DALE LANOON GARBER. Jackson, Mist. Interior Oecore'ion • Rttt Row DAVID 8 GARDINER. Horence; Electrical Engineering • ALIEN A GARDNER. Montgomery; Aeronautical Engineering • ROBERT RICKETTS GARRISON. Mobil E'ecf'ical Engineering. • HORACE EVERETT GARTH, Hunts� ille; Business Administration. • THOMAS EDWARD GARY. Georgetown, Ga ; Electrical Engineering • ANGELO J. GENDUSA. New Orleans La. Rhpiic.il Education • ELIS GERSTEN Mi.prri Beech. Plj.. PreVeterinery Medicine. • CURTIS E GIBSON. Opelika; Interior Decoration. • JOHN MACK GIBSON Electrical Engineering • Second Ro« RALPH B GILBERT. Gro«eoek Agricultural Education • MARGARET WAID GILBREATA, Roanoke; Business Adminiptrarion • COMER ELLIS GILES. Hunii.i le Agr cultural Education • HOMER ELLIS GILES. HiaMllt Ag'iculfural Education. • ROBERT PRANK GILMAN, Alpha Tau Omega. Annitton; Electrical Engineering. • HARRY U. GILMER. Birmingham Chemistry • JAMES HARRY GILBREATH. Gr en ;n ; Teitlle Engineering • EMILY GIPSON. Montgc-m -,: Interior Oecoration • JOE ENGELO GIULI. Mobile: Pf ' Veterinary Medicine • Third Row: EOYTHE LUCILE GLAHE. Chicago. III.: Science and Lircrjt.r • JACK N GLASS Phi Oelta Theta Linden Agricultural Science, • LILLIE MAE GLASSCOCK. Hartselle: Home Economics. • JOHN SMITH GlENN Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Opelika Prelaw. • HORACE EUGENE GLOVER. Oo-uble Springs Aeronautical Engineering • RUTH AllENE GLOVER Margaret Home Economics Education • BRYANT K. GOGGANS Rl-or View Ed.cation • RAY GOLDEN, Millport; Pharmacy. • CATHRYN GOLDSMITH. Atnnor Home Economics. • fiat Row: BILUS MVRICK GOODE. Auburn; Secretdridl Training • EDWIN ROBERT GOODE, Auburn Rrc Vetorindr, Medicine • CHARLES 80LMAN GOODELL. Wetl Rdlm Beech. Eld.; Rre-Veterindtf Mod'tine • MERMAN E GOODWIN. N� - Orleens. Id Mechenlcdl Engineering • WILLIAM LEWIS GORDON, lellutiee. Elcctricel Engineering. • Second Ro-. JAMES LATHERN GOSSETT, Piedmont Teitlle Engineering • JAMES THOMAS GRACE. JR-. Thetd Chi. Tdllditee; fre Medicine • RUSSELL LOWELL GRACE, Kdppe Alphd. Albdn� . Gd : Rre Den� iitr|i • CHARLES B. GRANT. Ri Keppd Rhi. Oennopclit Agriculture! Science • DOUGLAS 6ANKHEA0 GREEN. Memillon Agricultural Educetion � tint Row: MARYNEl VIRGINIA HAMMONS. Munlord. Mom Econom.cs • POWELL SIMPSON MAMNER Pi Kepp Phi. Jeiper; Aeroneul.cel Eng.neer.ng • JAMES W MANDLT. Cemden; Agriculturel Science • JAMES N HANSON, Birminqhem; Mechenicel Engmee-.-cj • HUGH T HANSON. Carrol loi; Agriculture! Science • Second Row: MARGARET LOUISE HANSON. Amifkul. Ge ; SeC'eterie! Treining • SILL u. HARBERT Birmingham Mechenicel Engineering. • WILLIAM T, HARDIN. Weln.t 6rqv : Electrical Engineering • DANNA WILMA HARDING. Montgomery Secretar.el Traimrq • ERIN BERNICE HARPER. Jasper Pre-Medicine. • First Row JACK PITT HARPER. Dedevill ; Cosiness Administration • JAMES ROHSON HARPER Keppe Alpha Monroeville Chemicel Engineering. • MAOIE ELSIE HARPER. Mor.l- ?OW fy; Science end litoralur • MALCOLM B. HARRELL. JR.. Montqomer, V, ngineering. GLENN E HARRIS. Birmlngh.-rr; Mechenicel Engineering • NORMAN TRUEtT HARRIS Clanton; Pre-Dentistr,. • R. A HARRIS. Montgomery; Science end literature • LUTHER STANCEL HART. JR.. Birminqhem; Mechenicel Engineering. • MARY LOUISE HART. Birminqhem; Pre-Medicine. • Second Row R08ERT EDWIN HART. Birminqhem; Pre lew. • MARCIA LOUISE HARTZELL. Linden; Secreleriel Treininq. • ROBERT lEE HARWELL. Word; Pharmacy • ROBERT F. HASSON. Meridien Min.' Chemicel Enqineerinq. • CECIL WILLIAM HAWKINS. Lenqdele; Mechenicel Engineering. • FRANK H HAWTHORNE. Hop Mull; Prelaw. • MARION YVONNE HAYES Setter Ge. Educerion • WILLIAM PAUL HAYMAN. JR . Siqme Alphe Epiilon. Berto . Fie; Pre-Velerinery Medicine. • T. DUNCAN HEAD. Montqomer,; Aqriculturel Science. • Third Row: PHILIP H. HEARD. JR., Monlqomery. Mechenicel Enqineerinq • CHARLES STEWART MENAGAN, Alphe Tau Omeqe. Birminqhem; Eledricel Enqineerinq • ROBERT A HENDON. Gediden Me:heni .� l Enqineerinq, • CHARLES E. HENDRY. Leneli; Business Administration • MYRTA FLORENCE HENRY. Hope Hull. Secreleriel Treininq IAVAUGHN HERRINGTON. Srewion Mechenicel Engineering JEAN HESTER. Russellville Home Eco- nomics. • MARVIN McCOY HEWLETT, Delte Siqme Phi, Birminqhem; Mechenicel Enqineerinq • ANNIE E. HICKS. Oothen; leborelory Tech.iqu. JULj a • fkit Row: JOHN WILLIAM HIGGINS. Eait Tallaueo: Textile Engineering • PAULINE HIGH. Waverly; Secretariat Training. • OUENTON S. HIGHTOWER. Addiion; Agricultural Education. • WILLIAM CALVIN HILL. Opelika; Prelaw. • FRED HILLIARD. Alpha Ta. Omega. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering • Second Ro� : HENRY LEE HILSON, Hwnliville PreDen� i� t«y. • SARAH ELIZABETH HILYER, Eait Tallauee; Home Economic!. • W. C HITT, Pi Kappa Alpha, Birmingham. Me chanical Engineering. • CHARLES R. MIXON. Kappa Sigma. Auburn: Mechanical Engineering • JANIE RUTH HOCUTT. Talladega; Science and literature • Firtf Row: MARGARET ANN HODGE. W.,dley. Phyiical Education • SHELBY D. HODGES. Alpha Tau Omega, Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering e WILLIAM J HOFFMEYER. Florence, S. C.; Prc-Dentiltry. • MICHAEL NAROIN HOKE. Alpha Tau Omega. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • HERBERT S. HOLOSAMBECK Bettemer Mechanical Engineering • HERBERT C. HOIK. Foloy; Pre Veterinary Medicine. • LUCY BYRD HOLLENBECK. Courlland: Secretarial Training • VIRGINIA HOLLINGSHEAO. Fayette: Buiinen Adminiifra-tion. • NATHALEE HOLLINGSWORTH. Lincoln; Home Economic! • Second Row: CLYDE THAODEUS HOLMES. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering • JOHN TUCKER HOlSTUN. Cerrolfo-n. Ga.. Electrical Engineering. • FRANCIS TANNER HOLTON. Douglat. Ga.; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • LEONARD JOHN HOOPER. Bay Minetfe Archi lecture. • MARION VIRGINIA HOOPER. Roanoke: laboratory Technique • GEORGE M M. HOPKINS, Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Montgomery: Civil Engineering. • ROBERT FREEMAN HORSLEY, Alpha Tau Omega. Opelika Teitile Engineering. • JOHN F. HORTON. Fort Payne: Pre-Oentiltry • ROBERT S. HOSKINS. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering • Third Row: MARY ELIZABETH HOUSER. Birmingham; Commercial Art. • KATHRYN A HOUSTON. Bemiiton. Secretarial Training • GEORGE 8. HOWARO. Sigma Nj. Mont, gomery; Buiineit Adminiitralion. • WILLIAM JOHN HOWARD. Montgomery: Electrical Engineering • WILLIAM BURNEY HOWELL. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering • JOHNNY RAYMOND HOWREN. Kappa Sigma. Certeriuille. Ga.; Buiineit Adminittratio . • W. T HOWTON. Boitemer. Agricultural Science. • RAYMOND HUBBARD. Birmingham Teit.le Engineering o P. CLARK HUDSON. Auburn Buiinen Adminiitralion First Row: CARL L. HUEY. Hueytown; Mechanical Engineer t Benning, Ga.; Business Administration. • NAT H GEORGE MARTIN HUGHS, Birmingham; PreVctormary • THERESA V. HUG. NAt huGmES.V Mobil : Electrical | in frlr3 Pre-Vcterinary ModiCirt . • ELORIO 0. HUMPHRIES. Kappa Sigma. Opelita. Architecture. Ro-: FRANCES CATHERINE HUNTER. Birmingham; S« r«UfUI , • WAITER I Birmingham; Business Administration • LILLIAN JOY HU'CHI.JSS D . Secretarial Training. • MARTHA OWEN INGRAM. Bessemer; Architecture • MAHT INSCHA, Miami. Fla.; Business Administration. Second HUNTER • First Row: GEORGE C. INSTONE. Bessemer; Aeronautical Engineering • STUART C. IRBY Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Jaclton, Miss ; Teitile Engineering. • WILLIAM R. IRELAND. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • DOROTHY M. IRISH Anniston; Laboratory Technique • GORDON ROSWELL ISBELL. Attalta; Pre.Medicine. • ' AMMIE CLEMENT JACKSON. Selma; Home Economics. • JOSEPH WARREN JACKSON. LaGrangt, Gj.: Industrial Engineering. • LAURANCE LEROY JACKSON. Birmingham Electrical Engineering • MIGUEL WISE JACKSON. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus. Ga.; Pro-Dentistry. • Second Ro� : BILLY ROGER JACKSON. Vienna. Ga.; Prc.Veterinary Medicine. • FRANK N. JAC08S0N, Mobile: Aeronautical Engineering. « ALBERT H. JAMES Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • CLOPTON JAMES. Florence: Electrical Engineering • MARY JANE JANSEN. Mobile: Home Economics. • GEORGE BURK JEFFERSON Columbus. Ga Pre-Veterinary Medicme. • WILLIAM JEFFERSON Col.mb.s Ga • PreVete’irar, Med :ire. • CLARENCE J. JENKINS. Sampson; Pharmacy « JAMES LEWIS JENKINS. Columbus. G .; E!tctr c«l • Third Row: ZACK T. JENKINS. Beta Kappa, West Point Ga • Education • HEI •g 0 • VIRGIL JOHNS laG-a-ge .� C • l «.-ee� .«g • BUEl 6IIKRT JOHNSON Chemical Engineering. • EDWARD R. JOHNSON BIrminnhim- Ind. stria! Enoineer «. EVANS N JOHNSON Al. nrf.r Cit. Chamleal .B ' '-gham, IMaltrial Engineer • EVANS N. JOHNSON. A Hartford; Aeronautical ncoring • KIRBY KNOX A e.arder City: Chemical Engineering”, v7 J iy JOHlIlX FairhuA, Er E .JOHNSON. Fau-sdale Agricultural £ngi X JOHNSON. Fa.rburn. Ga.; Pre-VeterinatV Medicine. HENRY S gham Engineering. JOHNSON. Beta Kappa. I A_kjrua_ri iuk MUUMU U l-EWIS B. JOHNSON. Heflin; Chemical Engineering. LUTHER WRIGHT JOHNSON, Montgomery: Mechanical Engineering • ROBERT T. S. JOHNSON Florence: • UFUS CUFFTON JOHNSON. Greenville: Meet-.- c., Eng.reeri-g • THOMAS HOWARD JOHNSON. JR., Alpha Lambda Tau, Eai� Tal .mee Agricultural Admimttretion. • Second Row: CAROLYN COLGIN JONES. Urmionhem; Education earl G. JONES. Birmingham; Induitr.at Engineering. « FRED S JONES. Sigma Alpha Epillon Birmingham; Meehan,cal Engineering. • LAURIS TAYLOR JONES. E.e'green. Aeronaut!:., Engineering • MAHLON ROBERT JONES. Arlington. Va.; Prc-Ve'crinary Medicine. • Firtt Row: MITTIE MOORE JONES. Auburn. Commercial A-r • NELDA JONES. Autauga-ville; Home Economics • SIDNEY FRANK JONES. Cottonwood Buiinen Adminiitration • WILLIAM GAY JONES. Scottdaic, Pa ; Pro-Veterinary Modicine. o GRACE WILLODEAN JORDAN. McKinley; laboratory Technique. O MARCUS E. JORDAN. 8rewton; Agriculture Adminiitration. e MILTON IRUEIT JORDAN. Tlmberland. N. C Pre-Veterinary Medicine • ROBERT EDWARD JORDAN. Birmingham Electrical Engineering o WALTER A JORDAN, Montgomery; Buiinen Adminiitration. • Second Row: HARRY L. KACKER, Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • MILTON DULANEY KAY. Alpha Tau Omega. Annliton; Science and Literature. • DAN BERNARD KEELER. Mobile, Electrical Engineering • F. S. KEELER. Mobile Electrical Engineering • JAMES WILLIAM KEETON. Cherokee: Agricultural Education. • EUGENIA KEGLEY. Birmingham; Science and Literatu'O. • WYATT B. KEITH. Birmingham; Agricultural Engineering • JOE C. KELLETT. Fort Payne; Civil Engineering. • GEORGE OURWOOD KELLY. Troy Architecture, • Third Row: PAUL JACK KENNEDY. Hartford: Buiinen Adminiitration. • JOHN F. KEOWN. Scofftboro; Agricultural Engineering. e EUGENE WYATT KEY. Selma; Mechanical Engineering. • VERNON KEY. Gorqai: Eleclricel Engineering. • ELSIE CaTHRAINE ................................... • ■ - JOE ALEX KILLIAN. Selma; Buiinen taring, e DONALD Woodland Chemical Engineering. • rtHNON KtT. Morqai necincei engineering. • ccai KILGORE. Birmingham I itinr.itc't Te • JOE ALEX KILLIAN. ‘ Adminiitration. • C. E KING. Sigma Chi. Waugh; Mechanical Engineering. C. KING. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering • LAWRENCE J KIRBY. Wood Engineering - € V A Vf Sdf , t d-M • It Ro' KIRKWOOD KIRKWOOD Education I • Km Ro- CEOLA LAMAR. Aub.-n Secretarial Training • ISIOOR MORRIS LANDE Mechanical £nginearing e JAMES EARlE LANDES. B-'m ogham EIkIi'iM Engineering. • JOHN V. LANDf And LiltMlait. • ROY LANDRUM Alpha Lambda Teu. Q.i'lon Electrical Engineering • JOHN LANGLEY. lenett; But-nett Ad .'-iwic« • BRYANT DIXON LANIER. Langdele. Architecture. • HARRY H LANIER. Lendqeie; Electrical Engineering e HOMER LANKFORD. Bate Kappa. Aletande CR| Me chenical Engineering. • Second Ro- JAMES WILTON LANSDON. Highland Home. Agricultural Education. « JOHN V .anTRiR. Sigma Chi. Jaiper; Rnarm , . vary FRANCES LARGENT. A� i,-n Bvlirteit • THOMAS CHARLES LAUGHLIN Cleveland. Ohio Rre-Veterir-ary Medicine • THOMASINE LAURENCE. Brent Secretarial Training • L A LAUX Fort Benni-g Ga e JOE EARLY LAWLESS. Bettemer l.ti-ett Admlnittration e ALBERT WARREN LAZENIY Auburn Bullnett Adminit� rat!on e CHARLES A LEaTH For Bayne. Ci� l' Engineering • IkU Ro- DOROTHY EUGENIA LEDBETTER. Eatt Tallattee. Home Economic! • HENRY MILLER LEE. Oal G'o� e. le R'e-Ve te’inar. Medicine • RAYMOND FLOYD LEE Silat Agricultural Education e WILLIAM SEDDON l EE. Kappa Sigma Auburn Scie ee and literature • HELEN JOYCE LeGENDRE. Birmi-gham Home E-- • ALBERT DAY LEGG. Jaiper Mechanical Engineering LORENA LEWIS. S-eet-ater. Education • SAMUEL Thomas lewis. S-eet.aier Agricultural Science e Stratton f lewis Sweetwater Education • Fi-,t Ro� : JOHN CHARLES LINDSAY, Orr.iile Aeronautical Engineering • HERBERT FIELDING LINDSEY. Sigma Chi. SfiNit, Ge riaary Madieina. • ERNEST LAMBERT LINLEY, Auburn; Science and Lilinlw • ANDREW DOWELL LlSCOMB. Aub.' • DWIGHT EUGENE LITTLE, Beta Kappa. Mechanical Engineering. • Second Ro-: NORMAN I. LIVER Gallion Civil Engineering • BLAKE LIVINGSTON Centre; Civil Engineering • ALBERT LOfl. Mo-tgomery Electrical Engineering • GORDY LOFTIN, Theta Chi. Mobile, Mechanical Engineering a W. G lOGUE. Panama City. E'a. Civil Engineering. • Fi-it Rov ALFRED ABRAHAM LONG. Tau Epiilon Phi. E-e-gree- Chemical Engineering • HUGH M LONG, JR.. Foley Mechanical Engineering. • SAMUEL HENRY LONG, Florence; Mechanical Engineering. • VIOLA ALICE LONG. Foley. • OillE JOSEPH LOPER Chatom; Electrical Engi-eer -g e CHARLES SMITH LOVE. Opelika. Teitile Engineering • JAMES M LOVE. York. S C P - • • THOMAS EOWARO LOVELL. Birmingham; Butineti Edjcation e ALBERT GILLIAM LOWE. Montgomery; Chemicn Engineering. • Second Ro-: OWEN DUFF LOWREY Fort P.,,-c Architecture • LUCIUS TAYLOR LUMPKINS. Alpha lambda Tau. AliceviUe; Science and H'erafure. • ADA MONROE McCALtB Huntiville; Secretarial Training • DOUGLAS G. McCARTHA. TllbtlN AftiClllteKl Science • GEORGE FILMORE McCarty. Omega Tau Sigma Miami, Fla Pre-Veterin .r, Medic.ne • RICHARD MANNING McCLURE, Tryon. N C Aeronautical C-gi-rc' ng • GLENN WORTH McCRACKEN. Birmingham Electrical E-gineeri-g. • JANE McCREERY. Birmingham Science and literature • H MARTIN McCULlOUGH. Huntivllle; Chemical Engineering • Third Row; MARION M. McCUllV. Sema Agricultural Education. • EDWARD S McCURDY lo-ndtbcro Agriculture. • JEAN MARIE McCURDY. Flomatc- Labocatcr Techn.gue • JOHN CARL McOONALD Mobile Ornament.,; Horticulture • EDWARD L McOOWELL. Roielle N J; Chemijtr, • JOHN EOWIN McGARR. Pneni. City Electrical Engineering • MAMIE ELIZABETH McGEE. Carrollton Home Economic, • WALTER M McGEHEl Ne- Market Agricultural Education • WILLIAM McGlNTY. Fairfax But.'neu Admini,tration £ Ux n r k tf i ii • flrjt Row: MILOREO McGOUGH. Fayette Horn Economic. • WILLIAM R. McHAFFEY. Co'umbut. Ga.; Buiinen Adminiitration. • GEORGE GILVA McKEE. Salma; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES HENRY McKELVgY, McCaUa; Chomical Engineering. • JOHN TRAVIS McKENZlE, Mobile; Suilnatt AdminSuratipn. • Second Ro- JOHN POWELL McKINNON. Auburn; E'octrical Engineering, • GEORGE C. MCLAUGHLIN, Birmingham; Mechanical Engi-eerinq. • CLYDE H McLEMORE. Scottibeco. Aeronautical Engineering • CLYOE P. McLENDON. Monlgorrcry; Chamic.il Engineering. • CHARLES EDISON McLEOD, Be a Kappa. DeFvniat Springy, Fia.; Air Corpi • Firyt Row: LOVELL McMAMAN. Hattieiburg. Min.; Home Economic!. • JUNIUS PARHAM McMAHON, Sigma Chi, Jaclton. Min.; Induifrial Enginterinq. • JOHN ALEX McMANUS. Sigma Nu Fiuihing N. Y.; Mechanical Engineering • ALLEN GRAY McMILLAN, Sigmj Alpha Epiilor, Talladega; Te.file Engineering. • VIRGIL OLIVER McMILLAN. Bay Minelte: Chemical Engineering. • THOMAS GOWEN McNARON. JR.. Sigma Alpha Epiilon. An-lircn Aqricultur.il E-gineering, • CALVIN COOLIDGE McRaE. Calera: Aeronajtical Engineering. • JAMES T. McRae. Fairfield; Electrical Engineering. • HARRY CHARLES MADDOX. Salma; Agricultura. • Second Row: CHARLES C MA8ERY. Alpha Tau Omega. Atheni. Tenn.; Mechanical Engi- nearing • SAM WILTON MAIN. Perofe; Ci.il E-gl-ccrl-g • LLOYD M MALONE Sigma Chi Birmino- Engineering. • FRED MANLEY. JR . Opal.la; O namen-al He-t.. culture. • WILLIAM HESTER MANLY. Birmingham; Meehan,cal Eng,neer.ng • JACK WARREN MANNING. Creil.lew, F;a.; Science and Literature • FRANK ALLAN MARION. Arab- Mechanical Engineering. • ROBERT EDWARD MARKER. Roberttdale; Foreign Ser.,ce • FRED L. MARSHALL. JR.. Pheni. City; Butineit Adm.n.i'ration, • Third Row: CHARLES I. MARTIN. JR.. Af.daluiia: A'chitectu'e • EVELYN CECILE MARTIN planteri.ille; Home Economics • HOMER IRYIN MARTIN. Calera. E|ecJ'' Engineering • JAMES ARNOLO MARTIN. Calera; «trjal Engineering. • JEAN ERNESTINE MARTIN. Saratota. Fla,: Comme-cial Art. • HOYT MASON. A,e.under City. Arch, • thFO MASSEY JR p; Kappa Phi. 8,'minghem; Agric. rural Engineering • GEORGE D. MATHEWS, GadnJen; Mechanical Engineering • LAWTON MATHEWS. JR Union Springt Chemical Engineering A A • fl r Row: MARK WILCOX MATHEWS, V.d .l.a. G .; Pr .V l nnerv M J.c.r.« • EARL KENNETH MATZENGER, Mobil : Mechanical Engineering. • JOE A. MAXEY. Demopolii; Agricultural Science • MYLES W. MAYBERRY. Wa.erly Agricultural Engineering. • GRANTHAM J. MAYTON. Bela Kappa. Uniontown; Agricultural Engineering. • Second Row: ROBERT HERSHAL MEACHAM, Cartleberry. Agricultural Education. MILTON VICTOR MEADOWS, CoIIIkvIII : Rre-Veterinaty Medicin . • R08ERT T. MEADOWS. Sigma Alpha Epiilon. Opeiilca; Mechanical Eoqireering. • JESSE MEHAfFEY. Lanelfe; Teitil Engl, nearing. • WHEELER CARTER MELTON. Lanetl : Agricultural Adminiitration. P 0 n Cl O • First Ro- CECIL EVERETT NORTON. Heflin; Ci.il Enginee-ing . NALL NUCKOLLS Birmingham. Mechanical Engineering BETTY ANNE NUNNAILY Alllllt; Secretarial Training. • HERBERT JOHN OAKLEY. Pine Hill; Agricultural Education. • THOMAS CAMPBELL O'BRYAN. Birmingham Aeronautical Engineering • Second Row TOM R. OLLINGER. Mobile. Aeronautical Engineering. e BETTY RUTH OLSON. Atlanta. Ga Home Economics • GEORGE DAVIS ONEAl, Troy; Mechanical Engineering • WILLIAM ORDERS. Birmingham Chemical Engineering • BILLY RITTS ORR. Kappa Sigma. Union Spring ; Butinas Administration • First Row. ROBERT REYNOLDS ORR. Birmingham. Mechanical Engineering • ROBERT GEORGE ORTAGUS. Theta Chi. Neptune Beach. F'a., Agriculture • ELLA OWENS. Bre-'c-Home Economics. • HAZEL OWENSBY, LaGrange. Ga . Secretarial Training. • MARY JIM OWENSBY. LaGrange. Ga.; Secretarial Trairing • MARIE A RACE. Mobile: Secretarial Training. • WOODY JIM PACE Eastaboga. Agricultural Administration. O CAROLYN RAGE, Samson; Education. HILDA HOLMAN RAGE. Moultrie. Ga.; Education • Second Row DALE WAYNE PARISH. Red Bay Agricultural Education • H FRED PARK. Theta Chi. Roanoke Electrical Engineering • DAVID T. PARKER. Birmingham; Teitlle Engineering • DONALD HENRY PARKER B'adenton. Fla . Electrical Engineering • LOUISE A PARKER. B-e-'on Home Eco'omics • ROBERT LANG PARKER. Theta Chi, Jacksonville, fie.; Electrical Engineering e MAURICE E. RATE Boetifay -ee'ing • ROBERT FRANK RATE. Roland. N C P� e-Veterinary Medicine • SAM I PATTON, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering • Third Row SIDNEY EMMONS RATION. JR. Sigma Chi Como. Miss Architecture. • BRAXTON COLEMAN PAYNE. Bi- g • JAMES JULIAN PAYNE. Oiark Agricultural Education • MARY THACKER PAYNE. Birmingham; Interior Decoration • ANDREW JACKSON PEACOCK. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Opelika Ci.il Engineer-i g • CHARLES GLENN PEACOCK. Montgomery Pre Vein- n • BEATRICE PEARSON. Opelika Home icoaoenkt. • WILLIAM C. PEARSON. Montgomery. Business Administration. • LEONARD PEASE. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Columbus. Ga Mechanical Engineering • first o- CHARLES HENRY MORRIS. Kappa Alpha, Selma Pharmacy • JOE H. MORRIS Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Jackson, Miss,: Industrial Engineering • MICHAEL H. MORRIS S‘j-m.t £ tc el Enginaeri-i) • JESSIE MAE MOSELEY. Auborn; Horn Eco. nomics • HELEN LOUISE MOS; • Second Ro«r: HUGH McCORCL MOTES. Sytocee --'el Sng.neer.ng • CARSON L MULLINS Tellassee: Busi-ess Administration • SAMUEL H MUNSON. Cleveland. Ohio. Agricultural Science. • GUS MURPHY. JR. «• C-c-ical Engin.e-ing • JUOSON CAREY MURPHY. E.ergreen Aeronautical Engineering • first Ro : ZELL LOUIS MURRHY. Evecgrooo; Architects . • A W. MURRAH. Cleeto Agricultural Education • WALTER C MURRAY. Savannah. Ga Mechanical E-gineari-g • WARREN T MUSGROVE. Iw ’utal Engineering. • RICHARD MARVIN M Beta Kappa Mobile Mechanical Engineering e CARLTON HIRAM MYERS. Ameeieul. Ga Rre Veterina-, Medicine. • JAMES E. NAfTEL. Bessemer; Mechanical Engineering • ERSKINE 0. NALL. Flomaton Pharmacy • RENNIE W, NEIGHBORS. Good-ater. Agr.c ultu-al Edu cation. • Second Ro- JESSE EOMON NEIGHBORS. Repperell Teitile Engineering • IRMA JEAN NEWBERRY. Auburn; Business Administration • JAMES E NICHOLS. Frisco City. Civil E-gi-ecr ng « JAMES B. NICHOLS. London; Agricultural Science. • JESSE J NICHOIS. Fayette Mechanical Engineering. • KNUD NIELSEN. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Evergreen; Cham,, cal Engineering. • CHARLES A NIX. Bela Kappa. Acmar; Comical Engineering. • WENOELL LOYD NIX. West Point. Ga. Civil Engineering • ARTHUR NOBLE. Aiph« Tag Omega. Tallassee; Electrical Engineering • Third Row BEN CHAPMAN NOOJIN. Theta Chi. Attelle Industrial � gl eering. JEFF T NORMAN, Sigma Chi. Montgomery; Mecharical Eng.neenng. • WALLACE CAMPBELL NORMAN Bi'rningh.m Chem c.i Engineering • LOYD CARL NORRELL. Dothan Agricultural Education. • ROGER CHARLES NORRIS. Sigma Chi. Montgomery MeCKanKaI Engmeering • WILSON CAROL NORRIS Grove Hill. Agricultural Engineering MARRY IMOMAS NORTEN. dark Aeronautical Engin.eri-q • MARTHA NORTHCUTt. Chipley. He. Pharmacy • ANN WIER NORTON. Union Springs Business Administration T_Jn__e • F.'fit Ro� : PHILLIP EDMUND PENDLETON. Pi Kappa Phi. Monte allo; Electrical Engineering • MARGARET LOVELACE PENTON. Montgomery; Science and Literetwe. • SEARCY STEPHENS PENUEL. Birmingham Electrical Engineering • WILLIAM JAMES PERCY. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Dalton, Ga Bui e� i Adminlitration. • HELEN FRANCES PERKINS. Fairfield-Science ar-d Literature. • Second R©«: ROBERT PERRY. Montgomery Aeronautical Engineering • NORMAN H. PERSON. Pheni« City Education. • WILTON BURTON PERSONS. Montgomery; Aeronauiica' Engineering • WINSTON GETZEN PETERSON. Alpha Tau Omega; MontevaHc Aero autica Engineering, • MARJORIE WILSON PFOST. Auburn; Interior Decoration. • Firtt Ro-: LAWRENCE COR8ELL PHARD. Mobile; Mechanica Engineering • F. DeKALB PIERCE. JR . Alpha T.iu Omega. Birmingham; But'rei! Adn-iniitration • RaY PIERCE. Omega Tau Sigma. Chamblee. Ga Pre-Veterinar, Medicine • SYLVIA HYNDEL PINCUS. Birr Chemiitry. • DORIS PIPER. Georgiana; Nurjing Science • MARY PITTMAN. Auburn; Home Economic!. • ARTHUR WORTHINGTON PLAN. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • PHYLLIS ELSIE POE. Mobile; Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • JANE ALLEN POINDEXTER. Montgomery; Secretarial Training • Second Ro-: HOWARD SHIRLEY POPE. PeriaCOla. Fla.; Ci.il Erginreri-g • AMOS HARDING POSTELL, Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • HAZEL MAE POW. Birmingham; laboratory Technique. • CURTIS W. POWELL. Brir.ion. Ga.; Mechanical Engireeri-g. • FRANCIS M. POWELL. Langdale; Pre-Medieieo. • JOSEPH I. POWELL. Opelika Agri cultural Engineering • WILLIAM HARRISON POWERS. JR.. Dean. neering • CHARLES D. PRESLEY. Scottlboro; Agricultural Science • E MARTIN PRICE, Oxark; Pharmacy. • Third Ro«. HOLLIS MANFORO PRICE Alpha Lambda Tau. Montgomery. Mechanical Engl neering. • JOAN ELIZABETH PRICE. Sarasota. Fla.; Science and literature. • WINNIE PRICE. AiMord: Laborato-y Technique • PATRICIA PRIGMORE. Birmingham Secretarial q. • ROBERT HALL PRITCHETT Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering. • DAVIO EDWIN PRUITT. Chatom; Agricultural Engineering. • CHARLES FRANKLIN OUARIES. Bi-ming. ham. Mechanical Engineerl-g • JAMES T QUINN. Montgomery; Electrical Engineering • 6ARLAAN QUINONES. Omega Tau Sigma, Puerto Rico; Pre-Veterinary Medicine • Fir,t Row ROBERT OOARSE RAFFIELO. Birmingham; Machanical Engineering • TAYLOR RAGSDALE. Papparall; Tutih Enginaaring. « JACKSON M. RAINER. Sigma Montgomery; 8u«i ,� Adminiytration. • REX KELLY RAINER. DaFunial f « : Enginaaring. • THOMAS VERNON RAINES. Sigma Chi. Mobil Pr .V t rinary Madicin , • Second Row: CHARLES WARREN RANKIN. Talladega; Electrical Engineering. • JOHN ROBERT RANKIN. Gallion; Agricultural Science. • CHARLES HAROLD RAY. W.tumpia. Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM I RAY, langdal . Taitil Engineering • ROBERT REAMS. WatumpLa; Agricultural Education. • Fir,t Row: GEORGE FRANKLIN REODICK. Pi Kappa Phi. Perry. El -: Mathanical Engineering • MARVIS VIRGINIA REEDER. Palmetto, Ft., : Horn Economic, • DORAN FRANK REICH, Columbut. Ga.; Bu� in. „ Adminiitrotion. • EDWIN REESE RENCHER. JR . Mobil : Mechanical Engineering • EDWARD YOUNG REW. lead,: Ch«mieal Engineering. • GIBSON REYNOLD, Montgomery; Electric.) Engineering • JOE WILSON RICE. Alph.i Tau Omega. Birmi gh.i . Civil Engineering. • FRANK JEFFERIES RIDOUT. Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Birmingham; Architec. • STELLA RIGAS, M • Second Row: EMMA FRANCES RISER. LaFayai! : Education. • RALPH RITCHIE Hu y-town; Machanical Engineering. • CRUM MARSHALL RITTER. Anniiton; Agriculture • JAMES THOMAS ROBERTS. Montgomery; Mechanical Enginaaring. • JAMES WARRiN ROBERTS. Adel, Ga.; Pra-Vaterinery Madicin . • JOHN PAUL ROBERTS. Uniontown; Aeronautical Enginaaring • WILLIAM MANKIN ROBERTS, Tracy City. Tann.; Aeronautical t� gi-naaring. • LAWSON ROBERTSON. Loachepota; Electrical Engineering. • AARON ZED R08INS0N. Whijtlar; Mechanical Engineering. • Third Row: CARL ROBY. Brawton. Agricultural Enginaaring • HARRY H. RODDENBERRY, Pattarton, Ga.; Chemical Engineering JEREMIAH RODEN. JR. Pi,gab; Agricultural Engl-nearing. • LOIS BOOZER ROGERS. Fairtiald; Vocational Horn Economic,. • MARGARET 8RALY ROGERS. Lead,; Commercial Art. • WILLIAM ANGUS ROGERS. Alpha Lambda Tau. Montgomery; Machanical Engineering • TOM G. RONALD. Kappa Sigma. Cocoa. Fla.; 8u,i-nan Admini,Notion. • DONALD WALTER ROSEN8ERG. Tau Epiilon Phi. Hand ',on, Ky.. Pra-Vatarinary Madicin . • FRANK FOX ROSSMAN. Phi Delta Theta. Mobile Electrical Enginaaring. -'A • Fi'tt Ro WILLIAM RUSSELL ROtENBERRY. Alpha To - Onfa«, Montevallo- Agricultural Scienco. • EDWIN GEWIN ROTHENBuRG. Theta Chi. Opelika Pharmacy. • GEORGE m ROTON, Delta Sigma Phi, 8 rmingham; Mechjnica Engineering • GLENN LEROY ROUNDS. lletwlefi • HOMER MILES ROWE. Kappa Sigma. Jett- Chemical Engineering. • Second Ro� ERWIN WALKER RUOISILL. Pi Kappa Phi Birmingham. Chemical Engineering • DWIGHT RUDOLPH, Panama City. Fla.. Electric • RUEl RUSSELL. Oelta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; lnduttri.il Engineering g JOHN EDWARD RUTLEDGE. Kappa Sigma. Shre� epo t, La.; Agriculture. • GEORGE ELLIS SAAD. Mobile. Agriculture Science • Firtt fto« ELIZABETH ORION SAHAG. Auburn Home Ecoonmlct • JOSEPH R SALSICCIA. Ne« O'leant. La ; Education g MARY JO SALTER. Hue,to� n Secretarial Training • YETTA GLENN SAMFORD. Alpha Tau Omega, Opelika: P'e-la� • LEON ELWOOD SANDERS. Pi Kappa Phi. Birmingham Mechanical E'gineeri-g g WILLIAM RUSSELL SANDERS. S«aim Agricultural Engineering • JUDY DAVIDSON SANDLIN. Anniiton Science and Literature • LEO JOSEPH SANFORD. Montgomery Butinen Adminittration • LEON OLIVER SANFORD Dadeville; Mechanical Engineering • Second Ro� VICTOR FARRELL SANSING. Beta Kappa. Margaret Industrial Engineering • KATHLEEN LILLIE SASSER, Opelika; Secretarial Training • NEAL BULLARD SAXON, Dothan Mechanical Engineering g CHARLES MAURICE SCALES. Decatur Aeronautical Engineering g MARION MYMES SCMLOSBURG Theta Eptilon Phi. Camde-. S C. Aero nautical Engineering • GEORGE SCHOPPERT. B ’mirg-am Meehan ca E- • FREDERICK WILLIAM SCHUTZ. Mobile; Civi. Engineering. g BETTY LOU SCONYERS. Headland: Education, g C. TEASLEY SCOTT. Birmingham; Mechanical E-qi'i. • Third Ro� : DONALD SCRIVNER. 8er� ; Electrical Engineering g ERSKINE D SEALE, 6 rn-ingu.,m Mechanic il Engineering, g HENRY R. SEAWELL. Phi Delta Theta. Montgomery Aeronautical Adminittration. g DEAN SESSAMEN. Birmingham Butinett Adminittration • ROBERT SHAPERO. Tau Ept'lon Phi. Wathingfon. 0 C.; Ci • Engineering g ROBERT SMITH SHARMAN. LaGrange. G Pre-Veterinary Medicine o JANE SHEFFIELD. Pi'e Hill Butinett Adminittration • CORNELIUS A ShEPmERD. JR . Birmingham CMI Engineering • RAY M SHERER. Kappa Alpha, Flat Creek; Mechanical Engineering • First Row: MARGUERITE SHERLOCK. Montgomery Laboratory Technique • HARRY SIMS SHIELDS. Kappa Alph... Jackson, Miss.; Architecture. • BARBARA LUCILE SHIPPEY. West Point Ga.; laboratory Technique e THOMAS SHIRLEY, Louisville Electrical Engineering • JOHN JACOB SHIVELY, Frisco City: Aeronautical Engineering. • Second Row: DeWITT MALONE SHY, Kappa Sigma, Memphis. Tenn.; Chemical Engineering • NEAL J SIBLEY. JR., Russellville; Pre-Veltrinar, Medicine • ALVIN T. SIMMONS. Monroeville- Pro-Oentistry • JOHN C SIMMONS, JR. Birmingham; Chemica Engineering • BENNETT THOMAS SIMMS. Auburn; Pre-Medicine • First Row: BETTY INEZ SIMPSON. Columbus, Ga.; Secretarial Training. • ARTHUR H. SIMS Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • EDWINA LOUISE SIMS, Auburn; Secretarial Training. • MARION JEAN SIMS. Selma. MWI Administration. EVELYN VERNON SINGLEY Montgomery Secretarial Training. • GEORGE WASHINGTON SKELTON, LaGrange. Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • JACK CURTIS SKEWES. WenCna Architecture. • JAMES ELBERT SKINNER, Selma; Aeronauticel Engineering • CHARLES SKIPWORTH. Columbus. Ga.; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row: JIM HODGE SLOAN. Florence; Business Administration. • CLIFFORD EOGAR SLOOP. Columbus. Ga Electrical Engineering • HARRY EDWARD SMALLEY. Signs Pi BilOli. Miss.; Pre-Medicine. • ALBERT JACKSON SMITH. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • ERNEST 0. SMITH, Manchester. Co nr Agricultural Science e FLORENCE ELIZABETH SMITH Montgomery. Interior Decoration. • HAMILTON ALLEN SMITH. Dothan; Aere- I Administration. • LEONIDAS MILTON SMITH. Birmingham. Electrical Engineering. • MAE8ELLE SMITH. Union Springs; Secretarial Training. • Third Row. MALCOLM VERNER SMITH. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Mechanical Engl nearing • MARJORIE SMITH Slocomb; Home Economics, e NOEL LEE SMITH Pepperell. Teitile Engineering. e T. C. SMITH. Hattiesburg. Mist Mechanical Engineering • WENDELL HOWELL SMITHERMAN. P: nt rs ill ; Pie Veterinary Medicine • 0. C. SMOKE Selma Aeronautical Engineering • WILLIAM FRANKLIN SMYLY. P- K.ippe Phi. LaGrange Ga. Mechanical Engineering. • EDWARD 8ERNARD SNELL. Langs ’ Education • JAKE RANDOLPH SNELL. Midland City: Agricultural Education. • First Row: AMY JEAN SORREU. Jemison: Horn Economics. • AL8ERT LUTHER SPENCE. Marietta Go. Mechanical Enqineerinq • JOHN CALHOUN SPENCER Siqma Alp .i Eps-lon. Tampa. Flo.: Electrical Enqinaorirq. • CHARLES TALIAFERRO SPIVEY. Macon. Go. Orne mental Horticulture • MARY JO SPRADLEY. Anniston. Secretarial Treinirq. • Second Row: ROBERT JACK SPRUIELL. Leeds; Pre-Veterinary Medicino. • RICHARD LINDSEY STAFFORD. Florence: Civil Enqineerinq. • JUNE ELVIDGE STALLINGS. Birminqharr: Sec Troininq. • LEON M. STANCIL. Spr-.ce Pine; Aqriculturol Enqineerinq. • SAMUEL DEWEY STANFIELD, Tallattee; Chemical Enqineerinq. • Fint Ro-: DOROTHY LOUISE STEELE. Opelika; Secretarial Traininq. • DAN OLIVER STEPHENS Montqomery: Aqritultural Science. • ROBERT GRAHAM STEPHENS. Elba. Aqricul turol Education. « ROBERT D. STEVENS. Gadlden; Business Administration. • LASLIE MILLS STEWART. Montqomery; Mechanical Enqineerinq. • MACK STEWART. Montqomery Civil Enqineerinq a ELVIRA A STILL LaFayette: Secretarial Troininq. • JOE HASSELL STODDARD. Opelika. Pharmacy. • JOHN MIXON STOKES. Elba; Aqriculturol Education. • Second Row: RANDAL MABRY STOTT. Bonitay. Fla.; Butineit Adminiitration. • JAMES BROOK STRANGE. Siqmo Alpha Epiilon. Birminqham; Mechanical Enqineerinq. a HERBERT LEONARD STRICKLAND. LaGranqe. G .; Education. • CHARLES W STRIPLING. Montqomery: Architecture. • TOM PRICE STUBBS. Douqlai. Go.: Aeronautical Enqmecr.nq • BARBARA JANE STUMP. Auburn; Secretarial Troininq. • FRANK BERT SULLIVAN. Beiteme-Civil Enqineerinq. • CONRAD PHILLIP SUMMERLIN. Luverre: Teitile Enqineerinq. • R. L. SUMMERS. Beta Kappa. Ocala. Fla.; Forestry. • Third Row: FRED CLIFTON SUMNERS. Tallauee; Aqr,cultural Science. • AL SMITH SUTTON. SyUeiter. Go.; Pre-Veterinor, Medicine. • CHARLES ALFRED SWANSON. Pi Kappa Alpha Alexander C •. Cheer cel Enqineerinq. • B08BY SWINDLE Jasper; Electrical Enq- g • WILLIAM THOMAS TACKETT. Bsrtnlnqherr C . Enqineerinq. • HILLARY ASTOR TaFT. Cordova Mechanical Enqineerinq. • JOHN WILLIAM TAMBLTN. Auburn; Chemistr,. • MARY K. TAMPLIN. Loachapola; Home Economics • CATHERINE TATUM Interior Oecoration. • First Row; CORA SUE TAIUM. Georgiana; Education. • CRAWFORD A. TATUM. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Opalika Pre Dentistry. • LUTHER STAFFORD TAYLOR, Pi Kappa Alpha. Andalusia; Machanieal Engineering. • SHIRLEY VIRGINIA TAYLOR. Robertsdale Secretarial Training • THOMAS EARl TAYLOR. Tarranca City; Machanieal Enginaaring. • Sacond Row. ANN VONCEIL TEEL. Auburn; Homa Economics. • WILLIS AUBREY TEEL. Clanton; Electrical Enginaaring. • CLYDE ALLAN TERRELL. Hamilton; Pre-Medicine • ALBERT LEE THOMAS. Sigma Chi. Aub.m Mechanical Engineari-g • MILTON THOMAS. Phanii City; Mechanical Enginaaring. • First Row: WYATT HUGH THOMAS. Bata Kappa. Aleiander City. Chemical Engineering. • ARDELL H. THOMPSON. Fort Payne; Home Economic . • CHARLES THOMPSON, Patter- son Ga.; Chemical Engineering. • LEON WHITE THOMPSON. Danville Ve.I Pre-Vetar!nary Medicine. • MARY B. THOMPSON. Cu atta; Education. • RALPH CRANSTON THOMPSON. Fort Payne; Agricultural Science. • ROBERT JACKSON THOMPSON, Birmingham; Pre-Voterin.sr Medicine. • WILLIAM KEY THOMPSON. Troy: Agricultural Administration. • EARL CALVIN THORN. Delta Sigma Phi. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering. • Second Row: ANNIE CATHERINE THRASHER. Auburn Bulineti Administration. • REYNOLDS WHITE THRASHER. Cottonwood; Agricultural Education. • FLEMING HAYES THROWER. Lanette Pre-Veterinary Medicine. • HENRY ARNOLD THUR. Pensacola. Fla Chemistry. • EXA ELIZABETH TILL. Greenville: Home Economics. • EDWARD LAWRENCE TILLEY. DeFuniak Springs. F:a.; Mech.i-icat Engineering. • LEE ROY TILLER' - West Point. Ga ■ Mechanical Engineering • HERMAN JAMES TIMMERMAN. TeHassee; Business Admin ittretion. • LAWRENCE WYATT TOLLISON. Theta Chi. Opelika: Science end literature. • Third Row: EVELYN ADAMS TORBERT. OemopoKs; Home Economics. • K. RANDOLPH TOWNSEND Columbus Ga ; Chemistry. • BERT LEWIS TRAPANI. Savannah, Ga : Chemical Engineering. • JOE M. TSCHIRGI, Wett Palm Beach. Fla.; Aero na ■■•'■ 9- • ANN MARGARET TUCKER. Phenii City; Home Economics. • MARVIN RUSSEL TUCKER. Omig ) Tiiu Siam.1, Prt-V f fir-.uir Mfdiciflf. • WALTER HAROLD TUCKER. Manchester Ga.; Mechanical Engineering. • HENRY N. TURNER. Dora. Electrical Engineering • WILLIAM D. TURNIPSEED. Georgian : Pharmacy. • First Row CHARLES FLOURNOY WAITS. Mo«t| ---. AWMMtlul Engineering. • WILLIAM P. WEAVER. Theodore; Comm-rcial AM • ALFRED FRAZIER WEES, S. m , Agriculture. • CHARLES HOYT WEBB. Waveriy; Agricultural Engineering. • LAURA JOSEPHINE WEBB. Piedmont; Secreteriel training • Second Ro«: MARY ANN WEBB. Birmingham; CpmmikIiI am • WILLIS L. WEBB. Columbus, Ge.; Electrical Engineering • SHELBY WELCH. JR.. Mobile: Mechanical Engineer-ing • WILLIAM H WELDON. Montgomery; Pre Dentistry. ALEX HAGGARD WELLS Phenii City; Science and literature • First Row CHARLES J WELLS. Anniston Aeronautical Engineering. • HUBERT 8. WELLS Anniston; Aeronautical Engineering. • AUDREY E WEST Flat Creek; Home Econc • MAX DREXEL WEST. Kappa Sigma. OeSoto. Ga : Aeronautical Engineering. • SEYMORE WEST. Alpha Lambda Tau. Jacksonville; Civil Engineering • CLARENCE HOWELL WEST BROOK. Montgomery. Electrical Engineering • DOROTHY PAIGE WHATLEY. Opelika; Secretarial Training WARNER WHATLEY, Beta Kappa. Gadiden. Chemical Engineering • Second Row. WILLIAM WHATLEY. Sigma Alpha Epiilon, Opelika; Pre-Medicine. • WILLIAM HARRISON WHEELER. Birmingham. Electrical Engineering. « JAMES ONZEl Columbus. Ga.; Business Adminijtretion. • GRAHAM EDWARD WHITBY. Georgiana; Chemistry. WHIDDON. Brewller, Fla Pre-Veterinary Medicine RICHARD THOMAS WHISTLER. Columbul. Ga.; Business Adrr inislration • GRAHAM EDWARD WHITBY. Georgiana. Cbemittry • EVELYN WHITE. Gcodw.iy Home Economici • JAMES M WHITE. Athens; Bui-ess Administration • JERE F. WHITE. Kappa Sigma. Cartersville. Ga.; Agricultural Engineering • Third Row: JOHN A. WHITE. Ne- Orleans, la ; Physical Education • JOHN BENJAMIN WHITE, Birmingham. Agriculture. • JOSEPH LANE WHITE. Montgomery. Aeronautical Engineering, • IAIINE WHITE. Atlanta. Ga Business Admini,(ration « LAWSON W. I WHITE, villa; Aeronautical Engineering ROBERT I WHITE, Spartanburg, S C. Mecfcanical Engineering. ROGER HORACE WHITE. Sycamore Civil E-g-re-ng. • ORMAN WILLIAM WHlTEHEAO. Glen Allen; Agricultural Education. • First Ro� : WILLIAM O- WHIIT. Haltprllli Electrical Engineering. • WILLIE CATHERINE WHITTEN, Headland; Mom Economics Education. • FAYE WIOEBFRG, Cleveland. Ohio. Science and Literature. • MAVIS EMILY WIONEY. Mobile Science end Literature. • DONALD LEO WIGGINS. Cel� ef� ; Electrical Engineering. • Second Ro«: PRINCE ALVIS WIGGINTON. Memilton; Agricultural Engineering e MAX ADAM WIDLER. The a Chi. Dadeville; Aeronautical E-gi-«rri-g • ROBERT BOYD WILOS. Kappa Alpha, Oecetur. Electrical Engineering. • LUCY PORTER WILKINS, Gold Hill; Secre- Tralalng • OKE Smith WILKINSON. Columbus, Ga : Ivsiness Administration. • First Ro-: FRANCIS MARION WENTZELL, Bayou LaBai-e Aeronautical Engineering. • DONALD EARL WISE, Birmingham i I ; t r • c ■ I Engineering a CHARLES WOOD, Dora Mechanical Engineering a CLAUDE E. WOOD. JR.. Alpha Tm Omega, Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering. • JAMES HARDING WOOD. AttalU; Pre-Medicine. • Second Row: THOMAS DEE WOOD, JR,. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. • TOM MILTON WOOD. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering a WALLACE N WOOD. Greenville Chemical Engineering • LAMAR STEPHENS WOODHAM, Theta Chi. Montgomery Civil Engineering. • JULIA ALEXANDER WOODROOF, Athens; Science and Literature • Firit Row GEORGE WALLACE WOODRUFF. Aleiandria; Teitile Engineering • OLIVER P. WOODRUFF. Benton; Agricultural Administration. • SAMUEL HENDRICK WOODS. Auburn Pra-Vaterinary Medicine. • THOMAS STUART WOODSON. DadeviHa; Mechanical Engineering • LAWRENCE LEE WOOlBRIGhT, Col. -bus, Ga Aeronautical Engineering • CHARLES E WORD, Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Mobile; Mechanical Engineering a GEORGE H. WORTHINGTON. Mobile; Electrical Engineering. a FRANK C, WRIGHT. Sigma Alpha Epsi'O . Gai-yt villa, Ga.; Business Administration. • Second Row KATHERINE D WRIGHT. Auturn; Pharmacy. • SIMEON T. WRIGHT. Fayette. Agricultural Engineering. a JAMES JACKSON WYATT, Ri Kappa Alpha. Rome. Ga.; Architecture. • WEAVER OWEN WYATT. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering a ROBERT GLOSTER WYNN. Michigan City. Mitt.; Mechanical Engineering e FITZGERALD YARBOROUGH. Athville; Agricultural Education, e JOHN S. YARBROUGH. Phi Delta Theta. Huntivllle; Business Administration. e WILLIAM ROBERT YARBROUGH, Dothan; Civil £ngi nearing. • Third Row: BYRON JACOB YORK, Simplon Mechanical Engineering. a LUTHER T. YOUNG, Auburn; Pre-Dentistry. a ROBERT ADAIR YOUNG. Edna; Electrical Engineering • PAUL D. YOUNG. Fayette. Wash ; Business Administration. • VENA YOUNG Omaha Neb.; Home Economics. • JOHN PAUL ZElOA. Washington. D C Foreign Service • YOHAN P. ZELL. Ne-a-i N j Pr« Veterinary Medicine. GEORGE w ZENON Havana. Cuba; Horticulture Wc have endeavored to present the Beauties and Favorites in as informal manner as possible. We hoped in so doing that they would appear more as wc see them each day of school. As has been said before the 8eaufies were a selection of five judges and the Favorites were the choice of the Glomerate Staff. In conclusion, we would like to say that we realize that we have overlooked someone surely but with some 800 or more cute girls at Auburn, it becomes quite a job to pick twenty Favorites and ten Beauties. But we do sincerely hope that we have satisfied the majority if not the whole of the student body in these selections. studeot body voted on Miss Auburn as we as Miss Homecoming, while the May Queen was the selection of the women populace of rhe institution. The beauties for the feature section of this year s Glomerate were the choice of a committee comDoscd of three faculty members and two student members. This offered quite a problem, be cause there were 70 participants and they all looted good, but in spite of those odds we sincerely hope we have oicted a reoresentative grouo of the oulchr'tude of this campus. • CHRISTINE BLACK8URN O. 0. Kt — Glomerata Beauty • BETTY BARNES • MARY JANE PHILLIPS • MARTHA BINION O. 0. K.— Glomerata Boauty • MARTHA GERHARDT O. 0. K. — Glomarat 8«au y • CATHARINE TATUM O. D. K. — 51om« td Beauty o MARTHA D. VEST • ANNICE WATKINS O. D. K. — GlomcfAt Beauty % ivm KVA’b 0. 0. K.— NtU. G .CUfc VI • t V. A N t FRttMAN H I i H L I (i H T S R Hep! Hep! The jumping jive. DANCES-DANCES-DANCES Tony Pestor � ingj at the Mid-terrnj. Dances. Dances. Dances. Three words that well represent the social life of our school. Never a week-eno passes but what there is some form of entertainment containing, at least, a small amount of that foot-jostling art. This year has been no exception. Alabama Polytechnic Institute's organizations and fraternities along with the Social Committee have come along and have given us one of the finest and most complete social calendars in our history. Everything has been well organized and executed and as a result everyone is pleased. Since starting off the year with a bang in the Opening Dances, featuring Francis Craig's Serenade. there was not a dull week-end up to Homecoming and the Mid-term Dances which highlighted the whole social year by the hospitality of Tony Pastor and his orchestra. From thence to now it has only been a sequence of gala events. Among those aro such occasions as The Pi Kappa Alpha Formal. The Kappa Delta Formal which annually proves to be a jam-up good jive session, The Chi Omega which alone could have been classed with the best of the beauty balls of the entire South. Then there was the Kappa Alpha Formal. The Mitec Dance where everyone could again feel comfortable, followed the second semester by the Commerce Ball. The Kappa Sig and Sigma Phi Epsilon joint session where everybody got together and dated and danced with everybody elses girl. Sunrise Dances, Tea Dances. Evening Balls and Brawls, they all go together to make Auburn's school life hard to forget and a memory that will long linger with us into the trying times ahead. Juit proof tha we had a Boaufy Ball. Gray Carter 4194m jipt someone out of his allowance at the Engineer's Carnival Bingo! CARNIVAL LIME Refreshments at the Carnival. Carniva time this year was hampered because of the postponement of the Ag. Club sponsored Ag. Fair. This postponement called for only one carniva which was none other than the annual Engineer s Carnival sponsored by the Auburn Chapter of Tau Beta Pi. This occasion called for suckers enjoying losing their money and the sharks takinq it In, but without the usual monetary g earn In their eyes and be ieve it or not. It went for a good cause. This year's Eroineer's Carnival can be classed as the ga a event of all times. Thev got teaefher and fiqured out new ways of attracting the suckers’ pocketbooks. Such booths as the usual Bingo and Ga Jooinq Dominoes were stll present bu there were added such new ones as shooting qai er'es. test-vour-strenqth. etc. To too all of this, they dldn t have one orchestra but two orchestras to play for the terrace brawl that usua'ly comes with the Engineer s Carnival. Possibly the most un’oue ac of the carniva. was the bur.esque staged by the boys in the Engineering School. Just a little bit about the Ag. Fair to let you know what you would nave seen nad it come off. Each school on Ag. HU presents an exhibit and most of the time really spend some time ana effort on them in order to come up w'th something interesting and attractive on Fair Night. Such contests are sponsored as Hog Calling Log Sawing, and even the women are usually featured in a Throw-at-Whom-You-Please-Rolling-Pin-Contest. This proves to be auite a dangerous event within Itse'f. To climax a of this preliminary entertainment the Ag. Queen is presented for tne approval of the public. B.s-l-l-oo ns five cent ! The Engineers' Carnival proved a great success. Jus' before 'ho start of that 2.7 milo iaunt. 0. D. K. CAKE RACE This year’s Wilbur Hutsell-O. D. K. Cake Race was a pacesetter beyond a doubt. Some 1.000 rats took to the track in great style as O. D. K. handled the race in the most magnificent manner to date. This race, inaugurated in 1928. has developed rapidly until it now holds its present position of one of the dearest of old Auburn s traditions and as a never-to-be-forgotten event in the life of every man who has become a freshman at Auburn. Last year the race was dedicated to Coach Wilbur Hutsell. Dean of Southern Track Coaches,” by O. D. K. as a tangible symbol of appreciation for his outstanding work of twenty years here at Auburn. This year, as in the future the 'ace will be called the Wilbur Hutsell-O. D. K. Cake Race. These boys have jusf run 2.7 miles apiece. R«9i trelion ©f Kl runner . Gathering at the finish line. Apparently from the largest field that ever finished a traditional cake race at Auburn, the rat who was granted that annual kiss from Miss Auburn was Bob Ortagus. Theta Chi. while the Pi K. A.'s won the cup offered for the fraternity with the iowest score of four men finishing. We can't quite understand what the incentive to run so hard is. Maybe it's the cake and then maybe it's that kiss from Miss Auburn; however, by method of ratiocination. I believe they both cross a freshman’s mind before he dashes across the finish line. Mi Auburn gel reedy lo kit the Cake Race winner. Lloyd Cheotham holdt the bell for Mitt Homecoming. fi %s Tho R. O. T. C. performed In fine tfyle on Homecoming. HOMECOMING Everybody fills the ttendt for the Homecoming tpectecle. 7 his was Homecoming, reunion of dll of our Fath- ers. Mothers. Brothers and Sisters. It was on this occasion that these proud alumni saw the dedication of the new scoreboard, donated to the Athletic Association by Alpha Phi Omega. Not only this but they saw an underdog Auburn Tiger score a decisive 28 to 7 victory over the same species but underfed Clcmson Tiger. To add to this treat the Clemson Crack Platoon made everyone s mouth hang open w:th amazement as they performed a most unbe'ev able antics in formation. Although hampered by the restrictions of lighting fac' i-ties placed on us by the O. P. M., Auburn's fraternities displayed a remarkable amount of genius n the execution of Homecoming decorations that anyone would have said would have looked worse with lights. To c max all of this, everybody journeyed out to Graves Center that night and quietly forgot each and every care and worry and glided away in the dream c'ouds of music created by Tony Pastor and his orchestra. Miss June Adams, crowned Miss Homecoming at the game, added to the natural beauty of the spectacle due to all of the bright colors worn by everybody as a result of the pleasantness of the weather on this ever memorable Homecoming of Homecomings. HEP SESSION READY ROLLS FOR THE U. S. O. BLESS YOU. MY CHILDREN • DORmi MESS HALL CERTIFICATE A FULL HOUSE AND A ROYAL BLUSH! DID YOU HEAR THAT ABOUT . . . ? COSMETICS COUNTER rHE MARK OF ZORRO: FOILED AGAIN I EN GARDE: RAPORT'S RAPIERS TO THINK I WAS ONCE A WEAKUN' 6' • 'S ' CLEM SON 0070 AUBURN 7777 DOWN YARDS TO 00 5 171 N r. Nover were there six betUr cheerleaders. Jt’i very Pep management during the 1941 footbal season has gone down as a memorable chapter n tne history of the Auburn Spirit, effective collaboration between Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity and Joe Gandy s staff of cheerleaders brought successful return of the night pep rally and promulgation of the fire and backing for which Auburn is famous. Whether up or down, the Plainsmen had full student support, and the finale against Clemson in Auburn Stadium featured an exhibition of oyaity which can never be forgotten. This year, wo had our Pep Rallies at night! I H E 19 4 1 A I H L E II C COACH HARVEY McCOUUM COACH 800TS CHAMBLESS COACH JIMMIE HITCHCOCK COALH RAlPH JORDAN Above we see the coaches that moke our foot ball machine what i? is each year. All of them have seen service on the gridiron for Auburn and know the material of which they have to work. It is from these fine instructors, ’hot we get our fine athletic rating in America's No. 1 sport. The menegeri ©f fhoie Great Auburn Tiger , from left to right: Virgil Rice. Joe Sprague. end Bob Kloeti. Spring of 1941 and Dixie s sport fans sat up to take notice of a Fiftieth Anniversary football team being cooked up on the Plains. Not in years had a Tiger coaching staff had at its disposal such a wealth and depth of material. The men were there, there at every position. Nine game-hardened seniors were among the nineteen lettermen slated to return. The sophomore team of 40 had brought forth a galaxy of backs and linemen who dotted the All-SEC yearling selections. Probably nowhere in the conference were prospects as bright as at Auburn. Then, in rapid succession, came the blows which were to whittle the Plainsman squad to a fraction of its an ticipated strength. Quarterback Buddy McMahan, aerial specialist Paul Ellis and junior end Henry Monsees left at the call of the army. Battering Rufus Deal, the human earthquake, withdrew from school. Senior flankers Teedie Faulk and T. R. Cremer departed as did guard Thurston Taylor. And Bill Yearout. potentially All-America, went to work on a defense project. Remaininq were thirteen lettermen. And before Coach Jack Meagher were problems—of rebuilding an COACH WILBUR MUTSEll ELMER SALTER D «n of S©uth«rn Track Coach«s Sports Publicity Director Head Coach Meagher supervises by microphone. entire end division around veteran Jim Samforo, of developing a tailback to sha e duty with ver-satile Clarence Harkins, of seasoning new reserves, of taking the greenness from a sguad v hich faced a schedule of ten games in as many weeks. All in all. it was a man-sized iob, but Auburn supporters did not lack confidence. They knew that if anybody could do the work Jack Meagher could, so prospects remained above par with the approach of September. Skull proctic . The fighting spirit w«t evor protent in Ihij bunch of linemen. Ju� t before a grinding day. ji e e 6 u m e o tke S e a Starting at a faltering walk, finishing with the thundering efficiency of a Whirlaway, Auburn's 1941 Plainsmen did it all the hard way. They pulled themselves, week by week, from the bottom to the top: they went to work and built themselves a team which could look eye to eye 6 o n at the best of them before it was all over. The record shows four wins, a tie five losses. The Plainsmen scorea 123 points against the opposition's 115. gained 2,418 yards as against 2.117, chalked up III first downs against 98. But, above all. the record shows in the ten Sat Our boy� on � hc bench. |f, Mr. Gafford and Mr. Ch «fh«m thlt time. BILLY eARTON. End JAMES SAMfORO. End j e e 5 u m e urdav scores, a tale of improvement, of construction and correction. It shows a team taking the worst beating in twelve years of Auburn football at the start and registering the greatest triumph in several seasons at the finish. Capt. Lloyd Cheatham's team finished at the bottom of the conference heap. Its victory list included wins over but two major opponents. Yet Auburn followers the nation over took as much pride in this Fiftieth Anniversary squad as they could have taken in a world beater, a Rose Bowl Champion. They could look through the clippings and see that it hod actually outplayed eight of the ten opponents, had ended every game on the offensive, had taken the bad breaks with a grin and come back for more. It was a squad of players who held a deep admiration for their coach, who loved a game and played it together. No Auburn team hod ever topped the spirit and determination of this 41 outfit. First week-end of the season threw the Plainsmen into Montgomery's Cramton Bowl for the annual night opener against a surprising Howard College aggregation. With a wary eye to Tulane scouts Cheatham sent Harkins around the right side tor one score Irby through the middle for another, and the Bulldogs fell by I 3-0. L. P. I. ikirti right end for apparently no gain. S e a 3 o n JOHNNIE CHAlKLEr. Tackle MONK GAFFOKD. Halfback. S. M. U. il � ho«� n battling it out with our boys from the Plaini. Ckarlit Finney is finally stopped while Jim Samford is still knocking off would-be tackle's in the L. P. I. massacre. j e, e6ume Reason Under a July sun in New Orleans Tulane’s Tidal Wave rolled ail over the massive Sugar Bowl as it stunned the Auburns with a 32-0 shelling. Lou Thomas was the biggest of the Wave’s big guns in he rout. Costly was the early injury to tailback Harkins, for it was one that was to bench him for the majority of the season. Several hundred enthused Auburnites we re among the 38.000 present at the qame. During a week's stopoff at home Monk Gafford tossed first-half touchdown passes to Grimmett. Finney and Cheatham and the Plainsmen coasted from there as they dropped Louisiana Tech. 34-0. before a large home crowd in Auburn Stadium. First halt on a six-game road trip was Legion Field in Birmingham v here Southern Methodist University was encountered in a return engagement. A weak pass defense, added to five Auburn fumbles and four blocked kicks, told the whole story in this one. Howard Maley led the Texans to three touchdowns in the first half, a late Tiger rally could garner but one score and it was S. M. U. 20. Auburn 7. In Atlanta the miscues cost again. Georgia Tech and Johnny Bosch capitalized on the Auburn bobbles to mark up four touchdowns and win by 28-14. Both Plainsman scores came in a wild fourth quarter which had the Orange and Blue hooters jumping like a rabbit with a hotfoot. Next stop. Columbus, and the heartbreaker to end ’em all. For 59 minutes and 57 seconds an inspired and fighting Plains eleven stopped All-American Frankie Sinkwich and his Georgia Orange Bowl Champs. In that time Auburn outgained the boys from Athens on the ground and in the air. and made five thrusts deep into Bulldog territory. Then with three seconds showing on the Memorial Stadium clock Fireball Frank stepped back to unleash a 40-yard pass. Lamar Davis received and galloped 25 yards across the goal, and Georgia had won, 7-0. in the sixty-first minute. marine jack MEAGHER Footb«i| Coach, a R i Harwell tnags one in the L. P. I. tilt. Pounding Pop Reynolds became the only Southeastern Conference back to score on Mississippi State's league champions as he culminated a 65-yard march with a touchdown plunge on Legion Field. The lead held until the third quarter when Blondy Black's two brilliant runs gave the Maroons a pair of scores and a 14-7 win. It was the first State victory over Auburn since 1930. Over 30,000 were in Baton Rouge to see another colorful edition in the Auburn-L. S. U. series. Outgaining the Bengals by better than three to one in every department, the Plainsmen saw their early lead erased as sophomore Sulcer Harris brought the Louisianians FRANCIS CRIMMINS, Alternate Captain. JIM REYNOLDS. Fullback. Monk ©afford find� a hole on the lof! � dc of tho line. Tho Bridgets twins and their tags of identification. Little Joe lays hit jhoulder padi away. 4 ie e i u m e from behind with a third-quarter touchdown. Striving hard for a conference win. Auburn drove twice to the L. S. U. goal but failed to score. Final score. 7-7. Absent for the first time in eiqhteen games was guard Nick Ardiilo. declared ineligible shortly before the departure for Louisiana. First win over a maior opponent came a week later in Philadelphia, where Monk Gafford accounted for 175 yards and two touchdown runs from scrimmaqe as Villa-nova fell by 13-0. Tex Williams led a qreat line which held the Wildcats to a net qround gain of eight yards. Fitting climax to the season came in Auburn Stadium on Saturday. November 29. Fifteen thousand home-cominq fans were there to see once-beaten Clemson tramoled bv a 28-7 score. Samford. Irby and Clayton accounted for the touchdowns. Chateau made the conversions and the Tigers had stamped a roaring finish on one of the most weird campaigns in Auburn grid history. A list of twenty-two players receivino letters at the season's close included five seniors, ten juniors and seven sophomores. Senior managers Joe Sprague and Virgil Rice and head cheerleader Joe Gandy also were awarded monograms. t L e S a a ion Monk Gafford plo t through a hole in the Tech lino made by Ty Ifby. Lloyd Cheatham and Jack Pcrrell. The lettermen: Seniors—Lloyd Cheatham, quarterback: Francis Crimmins ano Johnny Chalk ey. tackles: Jim Samford. end: and Nick Ardillo, guard. Juniors—Clarence Harkins and Monk Gafford. halfbacks: Ty Irby and Jim Reynolds, fullbacks: Vic Costellos and Max Morris quards: Tex Williams center-Joe Eddins and Jim MeClurkin, tackles: and Clarence Grimmett. eno. Sophomores—Billy Barton and Fagan Canzoneri. ends: Jack Ferrell and Jack Cornelius: Bill Schuler, tackle: Aubrey Clayton quarterback: and Charlie Finney halfback. The 1941 team was led by Capt. Uoyd Cheatham, A:!-Southeastem Conference quarterback choice for two years and winner of the William Jacobs blockinq trophy in 1940. and Alternate Capt. Francis Crimmins. Cheatham, who landed a signal-calling berth during his sophomore year, rounded out his senior season with a series of consistently sparkling performances and was named the S. E. C.'s outstanding blocking back by the Associated Press. He was later a co-captain of the Grey team which defeated the Blue. 16-0, in Montgomery's North-South post-season classic. Vic Costellos, senior auard from Birminciham was named to caotain the Plainsmen in the 42 season at a banquet given in honor of the footballers by the Auburn Alumni Club of Jefferson County following the Ciemson game. Tex V illiams center from Llanerch Pa. was elected alternate captain. Presented watches a' the banquet were the five senior lettermen, Cheatham. Samford. Chalkley. Crimmins and Ardillo. Paul B. Williamson, nationally known rating expert, placed the Auburn team in position number thirty-three in his final national rankings. JOf CORDtU. Utkit MAX MORRIS. liCUi. JACK flRR£LL. J 8 SIMMS. Quiitubick NICK ARDILLO. Gund. Golfing fhaf cluii-room infraction that mcani so much in a good football machino. e6btme o tL S. eaion. As futile a maneuver as a swing at the moon was any attempt at a prediction on the outlook for Auburn's 1942 grid squad. For with the war the athletic scene faded in importance, ranked a lagging second behind Uncle Sam and his number one team. Seventeen lettermen were eligible for further play as the 41 season closed. Two. Max Morris and Jack Ferrell, were to receive Second Lieutenants' commissions in May. Bill Schuler, vigorous sophomore tackle, quit school in January to join the Army Air Corps. Eight were enrolled in courses v hich would allow them to complete their four years before encountering active duty. These were Alternate Capt. Tex Williams. Joe Eddins, Fagan Canzoneri. Billy Barton. Clarence Grimmett. Aubrey Clayton. Jim McClurkin and Ty Irby. Eligible for the draft at this writing were Capt. Vic Costellos. Jim Reynolds, Charlie Finney, Jack Cornelius. Monk Gafford and Clarence Harkins and numerous reserves. Freshman replacements were to be heavily counted upon. Junior halfback Buck Jenkins headed a list of seasoned reserves scheduled for heavy first string duty with the new season. Undoubtedly losses would be severe, but no more so than at other schools. And Auburn and every other college stood to gain in the long run by reason of their contributions. f248) BETTER LUCK NEXT YEAR charging through the Howard lino to moot some unfortunate ball-carrier. Charlie Finney hurdles the line in the Tech Fracas. TaGan CanzoneRl. End JIM McCLURKIN. Tackle TEX WILLIAMS, Center CLARENCE GRlMMETT. End HERBERT BURTON, Eor-«r J COACH RALPH JORDAN H d B.itWlb.ill Co ch EaGan CanZONERI, Gturd BASKETBALL SEASON Auburn's basketball enthusiasts were to remember their 194? team for seasons ana years to come. Its record, fifteen games won against six losses, was nothing exceptional when compared with the maris set by some other teams in the Southeastern Conference. The fifth place standing for regu ar $. E. C. play was quite a few notches from the top. Yet. for color, for slam-bang, hair-raising basketball, for surges from behind, for some of the top Individual standouts of the Big Twelve—well, this team topped cm all. The two top-ranking scorers of the conference, three members selected for honors on the first three ail-star teams, a seeded spot in he Louisviile tournament and advancement to the semi-finals there—these were the mgh ighting characteristics. THE HEAD MAN One thing Auburn oiwayS ho:ds up w h pride is :ts perennially excellent coaching staff greater part of which is home grown, that is, made up of Auburn graduates. No exception is Ralph Jordan. As proficient a football scout as he is a center coach, and as fine a basketball mentor as a scout, he has that knack of getting the most from the least, because basketbah 12S01 Charlie R � manager o batlietball tquad. SEASON'S RECORD subsidation is next to nii or the Plains. Wna? Coacn Jordan gets out of his squads he develops. Even more than most coaches (and they all do ’t) he goes through all the tortures of hell whi e watching his teams play, but the final gun has always found him unruffled and ready to congratulate or condole the olnyers in his characteristically quiet way. A gentleman, and a man who knows his stuff is Coach Ralph Jordan. THE TEAM When you spoke of the 194? Auburn team you spoke first of Shag Hawkins. An A -Southeastern choice re ranked among the greatest Piainsman piayers of a •'me. In 1941 he was the S. E. C. high scores in 4? ne won second honors. Hi$ three-year total—64 points. A brilliant floor man, an uncanny bai hander a scoring threat and a team player was Captain Hawkins. Tie conference high scorer for 4? and third team All-S. E. C. selectee was Frank Manci, who finished out his three-year varsity career at a peak. Twenty-five of his 192 league points came in one game his ast evening performance in Alumni Gymnasium in which he outscored the entire Florida team. Marvin Motley senior guard, made no all-star honors scoreo few ooints but the Plainsmen wou a nave been seriously hampered without his steady, reliable :«1 SCHEDULE P' � '© H3NNVI 11JV3 P,pn9 'XXV4 N3 play durina his las? two seasons. Adept as a guaro or center, he Droved invaluable throughout. Fagan Canzoneri. aggressive and tireless junior guard, was. from start to finish, a power in more than jus? his play—becouse from Fagan came the spirit and fire which was needed to pull the Plainsmen through an endless number of games. Frank Williams sophomore forward, broke nto varsity action at m'n term and wound up in a berth on the A -S. E. C. ’hira team, showed promises of high ghting future Auburn teams. And the man who p ayeo any position on the team and did it hard and well, was Ben Park. Capable teserve duty at guard was the much-needed ro;e turneo 'n by senior Jack Tanner. The 1942 team was managed oy Cnar e Rc-w junior ‘rom Auburn. 80 MORTON. Hwfdl BA £ McOEMEE. HiKdlct J. A. ROBINSON, t-o Mil . 8U0 REED. TK dnd iU JOHN BALI. S E. C. T«o Mli � DUDLEY TYLER. Milt . f ft Auburn backers always expect a whoe lot in their track teams, and the reason for it a is the miraculous year after year work of Coach W ibur Hutse in Auburn Stadium. The twenty-year record ne has forged for Plainsman trackmen reads like a copy readers mistake— but it's the truth. For in that many seasons his performers have wen 52 dual meets ost oniy seven and t ed three. The 1941 edition by Coaches Hutsel' ana Beard was thoroughly in keeping with the expectations. Captained by Jim Stephenson, the trackmen went undefeated in four dual meets, p acea secona in the Southeaster AAU event in Atlanta and cooped third place in the SEC meet in Birmingham. Preliminary meet for the Plainsmen was the Florida Relays in Gainesville. Making a slow start there, they returned to Auburn and downed Mississippi State by 81 3 4 to 44 |, 4. The fo lowing week they treve'ed to t2 « J CHARLIE FINNEY. Sprint 1941 TRACK SEASON Athens and downed Georgia s Bulldogs by a 79 to 49 score. Georg e Tech edged ahead n Atlanta s AAU to fate the top place, finishing with 54 I 2 points as against Auburn's 53 1 2. Florida was next met in Auburn Stadium and beaten by 77 I 2 to 48 1 2. Revenge over Tech's Jackets came on the succeeding Saturday when they were defeated at Auburn by 65-61. The Southeastern Conference meet on Birmingham s Legion Field completed the 41 season. There the Plainsmen finished a close third behino L. S. U., the winner and Alabama. COACH JEFF BEARD, track Coach Hutsell, and John C. Ball. S. E. C. two-mile champion. The infield. Charlie Rollo. Clarence Harlint, Tap Wallij, and Ralph Fratier. JACK FERRELL Captain, Bata bell Team (194?) a6eba I 1941 I ★ THE OUTFIELD Ted Wright. Did Me Gowon, Lloyd Choatham. and Joel Curlee. Tho team opened its schedule with wins over Purdue, Michigan Stole and Indiana cn Dra'� e field. A docidon was dropped ‘o Anniston of Arr.istor. and the Plainsmen lost one gome and -ied another at Oglethorpe before opening conference play against Georgia. Tho curtain-raiser with the Bulldogs in Averts was an unfortunate one. for the Dogs wore hitting everything with a cover on it tha Friday afternoon and fodotod the scoro to JO before the du ' had doored ’rom arouno tHe bags. Winning more con-.orvatlvo y. 8-3. on the second day. they made it a dean sweep in the teams' first serios. Two gomes wore lost to Tech's Yellowjaclets on Dralo Field by scores of 3-5 end 4-7 after which the Tigers settled down to «ort their way bach into the win column. Entertaining Georgia thoy tool sweet reyonge as they slapoed the Dogs right out of me S. E. C. championship pinning on the only Red and B'acfc b’ack marls by taking a pair of games. 3-2 and 10-9. Two gamos were talon from Tech in Atlanta, a bill was split with Florida at Gainesville and Oglethorpe was beaten ’wico on Drain Field in the closoouf qomos. The pitching staff. Marvin Motley. Jim Jordan. Tommy Mastin. Walt Milner, and 8ob Day. — The Ajburn A Club has a.ways oeen a peer among athletic organza-♦Ions and this year was no exception. As the years pass by the dub has gradually enlarged its scope of activities unf now it finds itself a vita oart of the Auburn life. The fundamental purposes of the organization are to bring ath.etcs to gether on a common basis and to keep athletics at Auburn on a high plane. Tne club limits its members to lettermen in the four major sports, senior managers of these sports, and cheerleaders after throe years of service. ' A Day. held in March every year, culminates the season's athletic program. While these are on y a few of the credits due the A Oub. we hope that we have 'mpresseo its Drestige on the Auburn campus. MEMBERS First Row: N. Ard o. J. Ba J. Brush, H. Burton. J. Cag e. Second Row: • ley. L. Cheatham. F. Crimmms, J. Cur'ee. Third Row: J. Eddins. J. Ferrell J. Gafford. H. Hall. C. Harkins. F. Hurst. Fourth Row: T. Irby. J. McClurlin. W. McNair. H. Maddox. F. Manci. T. Mastin. Fifth Row: W. M. Morris B. Morton. M. Motley. B. Reed. J. Reynolds. Sixth Row: J. Sam-ford. J. Sprague. R. Wailis, J. Wililams. A. Clayton, C. Grim mett. Seventh Row: J. Cornei:us. V. Costellos. J. Gandy. V. Rice. B. Barton, C Finney. Not in Panel: J. Schuler. N I II A M y H A L j QVJfcSUlfc VJVltVA TC US OVA t N t IHOKIEN AERONAUTICS A SPECIALTY This Year College Deg 94? RlfLt TEAM 8EUOVED GIT YOUR HANDS ON THE BALL THAT GREAT AUBURN BAND OOPS! SUPPED LET US PRAY 3 RING CIRCUS DRAFTING 6QARD DESCRIPTIVE GEOMETRY TRIGONOMETRY FOR DEFENSE MECHANICAL DRAWING SERIOUS WORK' SHOOT: WHAT! NO 8EER? TAG AT NIGHT GO ON. SPIT OVER THIS LINE! record RRVjn SK« TURNOVER AMERICA PREPARES hu an M6U PLYING DON'T LOOK NOW! — ACTING HIS AGE LOOK AT THE PICTURES ON THE WALL GREWSOME. AIN'T IT hey. YOU BEHIND THE EIGHT 8ALLI GIT WIBTO IV, Pint Row: • i to E.i■' w; i,i - Bvo'i lonnom Bowen dray Cai ?' • ■ • opt' Collier Celt Craig Charios Dear Walter Doan William Dow ing, Second Row. William Duncan Scott Farioy So Foaalr Nic1 Flood. James Guinn Robor Haas John Hand Wallace Ka y. Third Row: .v ims Litchfield Nim-Od Lon-: Dourj-as Luc..- Lewis a c Wi iam McGohee. H. T. Mili . Louis Morgan Horn Hat ........................... Fourth Row: Git w Atwood Rush He .y S«a� «;! R '. ia� d $hi� « y W i- S-,-ea R be S cb«' Jac Tanfc«vsJey William M Vance. Gordon Varr Fifth Row: - : . Aaricola. Paul B--r y. Ha y 8u’ • Ot Caboniss Lacey F'oyd G-- •-j.- Galloway, Robert Garrison. Joe Si th Row: Lawraf G yet Sam Hardft Rid Clad Hudson William lr.. ,ro Wi-iiar- P. Jackson. Robe-t Johnsor W. A. Jordan Chares Kemison. William Manley T Oi in j - Javid ' • Seventh Row: h� • R«.-- h-ar. R ..Tar. Charles Sca n £«. Stringfcliow Thomas Prior- Stubbs toward Waan«. Shelby Welch Hamilton Wi Wns. Hendon Wilson Jame Not in Panel: Clifton Cnly... James G'ea'ian Sherrod McCal Tom Vetenn. ft 'itL a ft a a ft a a ft Aik SL 2m 2. ft kki a a a ft 3 JuL ft -A a k ft n . ifibi jl ft H, ■ A )a i ft ft n A, Akktfc £ n 1 ft t t a n m 1 iW Si 1 o dl L a. 3 ft .11 ft i, ; a Jk •3 lr. ft a • T -- (M ft A ilk ft 1 ft r- 7n ft. o a .3. ft A IP o « ■ n A. V El ft a r . I t r ft ft ft t i k V PHI DELIA THEIA Artec beino accuseo by several of the other Greeks of riot-boning the Phi Deits finisheo a fine rush season with no hair singed. . . . Haas leaos He way out has ots of other irons in too many fires. . . . no other officers in Directory . . . ave a earring of in front of house . . . also ots of gas . . . lots of female Phi Dei� s too . . . and gray hairs for house mother Herbert. I -•� � l Top Row: Robert Aca!’, ficbo't C. Anderson Bar. Asr- John C. Bolt, Rene Bide:. Frea 8lanken$hi| D. B'inson. Howard Buchanan Jamos A. Connor Charles Crane Cha'ie Davis. Jcc- Doan Char- Second Row: 9'i v Gair'■ T... i W. Ga wav H vb-Hard C. • • H-- ; Hudson. Harry Hof Robert M. Hof? C-ha'Ies Ijboll A W. Jenkins Nici Kioffer David uornmcn March, Third Row: Horbo'f Martin. J. B. Martin j. R. McCauley Wayne Notion, Paul Nuckolli T. Pace Billy RicHter Edwin Coot Rcoo'i Cboriie Scot . Steve Searcoy Clinton Shepard. Henry Stn Estos Sherrill. Fourth Row: Z. A. Snipes Rigsby Snow. Hans Van Alter. John S. Bentley, Jack B( Joe By'd. Emos Cappoll. Lej'Io Dooloy Char es Gatling Robert c. Gilmer. Ckar'o-. Hor-aqan Hilliard. Fifth Row: Shelby Hodges Mih Hole Robert F. Hordey Horry Isbe Milton Kay E Lain, Char'es Mahery. E. T. Miliiop. Neil Mirglodo' Robert G. Muncaiter. A-’hur Neb o W Peterson, Siith Row: DeKalb Pierco Jack Plewes Joe Rico Samfc-o Jock Turner Russell Uoshaw Raymond Veaiey Mitchell Williamson Claude Weed Rebor,a Hr , Not in Panel: Riy 3.' . Fora. Car Fred Mr. alX ft + f 4$ -.. i as. ft B 09 o f i Cl o kk 4 ; W jdfci ■M 9 4 n ft IS n i ft a iL r) .k ft 1, k', ‘ ft ft ,Jk ' ft 9 rf’J V At ft 1 M ft ft ■ Ui. , ■ ft ft n ja ft . 1 'i ft M'wJk At ’ -a. l .A ifc J ft ’ 4 4; Ik. tu - 4 X I ALPHA TAU OMEGA Under the leadership of Black-Jac Scott this fraternity is one of the best . . . editor, scoop, etc,, records wbof bull there is In meetings . . . last house this side of tracks on Gay . . . Huff one Me are there, but . . . Brains Martin is heart-breaker of the gang . . . girls from al1 around . . . some rushees ost because pin ooks like Herr Fuehrer . . . Mrs, Henry, h. m.. still alive and hopeful. [ :m : Riding high 'cause they have a new 'born 7.3 miles from Ag Bottom . . . good looking too, for Montgomery . . . Netties is prexy . . . Schuessier dishes out counterfeit do' . . . lost one of best men in Warren Patrick . . . used to be cold, now even colder so far from civilization . . . big snots everywhere . - . Honest Abe Moore is pres, of the students . . . house mother is one of the fines?. KAPPA ALPHA 5 O 4 1 Top Row; John Brewer Ames. John Nathan Becker. Taylor Barton Bodkin. J. E. Branton. William W. Burns. Inman Cook. Shirley S. Cooksey. Cnarles Dozier Co'r, Fred Curtis Jr.. Culver Ellis. Second Row: Llewellyn D. Fain, Slcan R. Fountain. William H. Harwei Robert S. Hill. John E. Howell, Shannon R. Hoilinqer, Frank Hutchings. Jr., James O. Johnson. Edwin C. Lee, William B. Moore. Jr. Third Row: Macolm Morgan. Samue D. Nettles, Charles D. Orrison, James W. Owens, Warren S. Patrick. John Pelham Wd iam Putney. Harry W. Reynolds. Thomas Schuessier. Cary T. Shoemaker. Fourth Row: Chester O. Stephens. Thomas Joel Traylor, Homer Urquhart. Jr., James M. Vance. Thomas M. Waring. William W. Weissinger. Robert M. Williams. Douglas Bai ard Preston Bennett. William Birks, William Darden. Fifth Row: James C 'n. Robert Flanagan. Preston Ford. P.ussell Grace. John D. Grimes, Thomas Guyton Robinson Harper. Milton Hoover. Earl Jackson. Charles Morris. Mrs. Eugene Dri.kell, Housemother. Not in Panel: Edward J. Davies. James L. Malone. James M. Reyno ds. (28SI ::k Always ono of the biggest houses cn the campus . . . this year no exception . . . b'g house, big pledge class, big shots, b g. etc. . . . enough officers to run an army . . . Rouse heads the bunch wi’r Hubbard. Harris. Johnson, and so on far into the night . . . live across the tracts and loot it . . . almost more p'edges tnan members . . . open every night, all night . . . h. m. Hart loves them tno. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Wh o m o ■ e rv L jCk Jfc' -iLwObwi' , o cf a e a A ?s imuLi r.,iaa r v|n g A.' Pi y 1 r .1 % n Akl ,1 Ak L I r wmk r a s q e . First Row: lr. B' Thomas N. E )• !. O'ivar Patron Bon'd Wi ■!« • E. Can-ady. J. D. Chichester lames Cooper Second Row: M. A Clit(o d Ha . IkC av I. Harris Josop- W. Hubtxva Ja • G. John ion Will,‘a- Y. Johnston CharV Alfred Jones. Charlos D. Jon«t, Jack Powo I Kelt Third Row: Jack Kenneth Moore Jule E. Mitchell Jr.: Jim M. McC'ory Ed«a' S D. McGouqh Rr.be'- A Nit i Cliffo'd A. Peacock. Jock Jiww Pease. John L. Pierce Jr. Henry W. Poollnitj. Jamos L. Rouse. V. M. Ryan. Fourth Row: John W. Scott. Jr. Jim Henry Sony. Lotto' N. Shannon. Jacob R. Shephord Johr O. Ungothucm W. C. Voigt. James W. Weitrman W iam A. Wat's. A. J. Willingham Homer Wrigh-Jr. Edward Rodham Aqostus Barnes. Fifth Row: Josoph E. Bouchard. Roy Edgar Bralomar, John B. CcV man Richa'd Commander Hugr-e-. Da'ci' Robe' Samp’o Oil -n Ma'iin OWon. III Robert A Dobbin-. Jantlni Dorsoy, Eugene Dyko s. Goor-ie Garden, Jot Glynn. Sixth Row: Robert Emm it Hails Geo� g« M. Hopi'rs S ua’t Irby Miguel W. Jeckscr Freo St-epvard Jonas Grove B. McDuff Ar drew J. Mclemorc- Alien Grey MrMliian. Thoms- G. McNe'on, Robert T. Moadcw. Manley E. Moo-. Josapt M. Morris. Knud Nia ion. Seventh Row: Samuel Patton Andrew J. Pea cor t Leonard G. Pease Richard King Pock William J. Percy, F ank J. Ridoout John Sponce'. Jamos 3rook Svango. Crawford Tatun lose pi H Warren. Williarr B. Whatley. Charlai t ■ I • . A • Not In Panel: WIliiem Gristing, Wii iam Lester. James D. Mills Wi am Shuler. James Winqo. [ 280) First Row: s. 0. Co! i« . Malcolm Cock. Stove Connor, w; I Ross Foy. Stuort Gai.nos. L w i Harris, Robert Hodgson. Wiliis Hohingsworth. Johr. Holman. Ralph Hunt. Sacond Row: Fr«d Hurst. William Lawranca. John Laalt, Duncan Lilos. T. Rudd Lcdor. J. Thomas Mayas. Cummings McCall. Joo McClosky. Robert McKnigh? Wil iam R. Me'ton. Robe r G. Morrill C’ararce Third Row: • obor O N Galsten Shaw. John Shaw Charles Short. Warren Soclwoll Wolis Stan!oy Howard Thames. Jack Thomas. Lawronca L. Tucker, Joo Bailoy. Fourth Row: Haroiy Blackburn, Ed Cadonhead. Lamar Champion. Joo Dearman. Howard Fulenwiacr Horoco Garth, Wi.Kam D. Greenwood Bill Harbort, Henry Leo Hiljoe. Malcolm Horroll. Goer go Howard. Gordon Isbol. Andrew D. Lipscomb. Fifth Row: George Logue. C arie: Martin, John A. McManus. Wcodrow McNair. Peter M or Ivan Mi er Wi liam C. Pearson Jackson H, Not in Panel: ; M Hartwell Perry, John A. Smith. Tom S. Nicholson. r C Ji Mi L- .! SIGMA N U The snakes live too close to Ag hollow but not close enough to the new dorms . . . it’s uphil , too . . . regular army with plenty of yard-birds . . . Zac Perry is commanding . . . McCa is his ootlnant. . . . other Greeks miss that great footbo menace . . . they may get back in the game next year . . . C. Short does the b'itz-ing from the end of a pen ... all love their h. m., Mrs. Reid. I I 7 I Top Row: William At Jr. T. E. Blackmon. Jr. Chariot R- Bradford Jr. Jamot M. Brown Jr. Luther £. Brcwr Jr,. Jchn f liott • B Second Row: Robert 8. C R n« a C. C'oniKaw. Clifford L. Cu 'io Jack P. Dand' dqa Be«iom:n M. Davit Cna'et L. Ue t Joe Mercer Dav . Robert . FeoO'n Joseph C. Gandy. HuqF Curtit Gay-or Walter S. Gcir i J� . Harvey S. Go'don. Jr.. Reote c. Gwilim. Third Row: Robe-r M. Ha rit L. E. Heyduck. John Roland Hill. Jr. Huon G. Meodo Francit W. McCulloch Elliott H. McRae. Malcolm B. McRee. Frank G. Morris Jr. A on H. Nottingham Euoerte E. O'Reilly. Cyri J. Porter Jf.. Homor Davit Re!J Virgil Protton Rice Walker L, Richmond. Fourth Row: Mark Scott Ska ton Lansing T. Smirr III. Henry R. Snow Jr., Sell v ade Soft Robert Star.fiold J'- Wa-to S. Terry Mor-oomory V, Tro« Robert C. Whitfield Rob ' : Fronk Artnur. Randolph Bowlinq • Fifth Row: Reubon Bu'ch Bi:ly Ca l«n. Dick Cogiint, Eugene Cowa ' Walter Cowert. Everett Dally. Dorter Davit. Stuart Dou'jatt Jimmy Ha to« C. W. Hearn W iam C. Hi Seo-ie Hormby Afnu' Hur ,-Sixth Ro-: B M. Raif Stahnk- J. T. S ac et Ch«r.e Swanton Lu ner Tay.or. E. H. Wilton David Winter-. Jamot J. Wyatt A. Dorrick Rccnette' Mrt. V.', F. Tv er. A.Wtobd' - PI KAPPA ALPHA In the house by the post office lives a jillun cups . . . began by taking football and Homecoming awards . . . noted for big shindigs . . . barefoot dance, etc. . . . Dep man Sandy loads chapter into it knows not what . . . Davis. Feagin. Brown, and many others help him. one way or another . . . plenty of big, roomy autos . . . Coach Maddox with the frosh Tigers . . . came hero in 1895 .. . left in ... I Noted for its out-of-door-on-the-steps suppers . . . has a fairly decent looting weed catch in tho front . . . also conduct one of the best brawls In their blact-and-white affair . . . 8' I Gordy (inter-fraternity-pledge-representation) is at the head of the table . . . miss the trigger.' but are holding up somehow . . . city improvement when they did away with rattle-traps in front. KAPPA SIGMA « n W dZ Op ft I 4.7k. ' OTh w A C I Q(% I fXft ft Iftl ft JfiktL Jk V ■ L Sir fl Q O 5 Q i- dc k 'WA w? A jMt M M 7k. First Row: James L. Allogood. Fred S. A'ro:d. William Bai’ey. III. John Boluo. Guy B. Blackwell. William C. Brady. Jr.. George B. Chipman. Bentley H. Chappoll Robert L. Clennoy. Julius M. D avis, Joo L. Davit. Thomas I. Dyor. Second Row: Horaco M. Dykes, S’oinor 0. Garrett. Robert L. Gcodin. William J. Gordy, Jr., Harry H. Hahn, Jr. William D. Holloway, Malcolm E. Honto'. Robert W. Kaisner Robert P. Knowles Charles V. Long, Charles J. Magnuton. John F. Main. Third Row: Gordon A. M Moshi Wilbur A. Neal Waltor 8. Oatos Wa tar M. Pickard Osbomo S. Rainer James C. Ratcllffe, Kenneth A. Riddle. Rabun F. Rutncrfo'd. Samuo Lee Smith. Henry 8. S oaga , Jr.. John Peyton Thrashor. Fourth Row: Lloyd J. Vickers, Guy C. Wallis, C. E. Wellons George D. Whitnoy. J. B. Wilson Charlos W. S Bailoy. David G. Sowers. Carl E. Boyd. Ralph Brown, Fred Capps. Frca Chisolm, Morris F. Cowdon. Jamos O. Davis Fifth Row: Gama r P. Greer Banks Griffi K, Jr., Waits - Gunby. John R. Ho Kirg Hart, Charlos R. Hi on. John R. Howren. Eld'od D. Humphries Wi llam Seadon Lee. Robert M. Morton Richards. $i«th Row: Thomas G. fi E. Rutledge Dewitt M. Shy. Tom Simms. A e ander Smith, McCrae Thompson, O. Beming W.s ker. David Speaks War en. Ma� D. West. Je .- White Hoko Wilkinson, John D. Wilson. Not in Panel: Woodward Roborf T. Chambers. John Edwin Rice, Thomas Korn.ol 12 91 Guardians of the heart on South Gay . . . football team lost out but are still hoping . . . chapter meetings he'd in pool room on top floor . . . lots of business . . . carried or by F. Turnipsecd . . . with chief assistant Jim Davis . . . everybody likes horses . . . Fields moans around about somebody in N. Y. . . . Curlee holds up prestige in college athletics . . . miss Wright right much but are fighting. SIGMA PHI EPSILON Top Row: Charles E. Adams. Jack Adamson. Lewis Arnold. Vernon Bodden. Douglas Cock-reli. Jack Curlee. John Marvin Davis. Archie Diegel. Jr.. John Fred Duggar. Jack Fields. Second Row: George W. Power James G‘orev Walter Kelly. Russe Kulp. Roy Lockhart. Powell Lovell. Wallace Martin. Clyde Orr. Robert Powers. William j. Third Row Charles Rew B S ruggs Charles Skinner, A. C. Smith. Roger Smith. Leroy Spearman. Felix Turnipseed. Wi liam C. Van Dyke. Hardy Adcox •• Fourth Rcw: :'r0wn- P 3- Clark, Bob Cook. Staton Davis. Henry Dawson. Marshal J. Edmonson. Jack David Evans. Roy Heno- im Calvin Hili. Bruce JofM W Row: Ear Jones Davy drew W. Lamar. Thomas E. Lovell. Jack Manning. Neal Smith. W. D. Turnipseed. William Weldon. Jack Williams. Sam Wilson. Merril Yohn Mrs. El-rabeth V. Cox. 1290) First Row: Ralph C. Adam:. William H. Ashmore, Jeff W. Bogwe I Michael W. Baldwin. Joseph S. Beard. Jamos R. Benno' John P. Brool-.. R i ■••• $. L sr Richara R. Ell Chari-.-. A F'-we- . Second Row: Beverly Z. Henry, Lucius G. Johnson. Jad B. MrNamco Walter B. Mi ne' Dempsey W. Moody. Warron W. Nesmith. James S. Owen. John H. Sander-. Ca M Third Row: C. $ evons. John R. U-.tey. Char'c- L. Waggon«r Francis A. Wooficy. William L. 3arnam. Palmer H. Be Willard S. Blunschi, Eugene Bridges, Thomas Doan Brown. Robert S. Cerstens. Fourth Row: Wccdham W. Couloy. Harold C. Dani - William L. Gran Frra C. Griffin. Jr.. H-mer B. Hudson, George C. Instone. Edward S. Johnson. Robert E. Jordan, James L. Kr. ,. Lynn Arthur Ltw. Fifth Row: Robort E. Lodyard. Jr.. J. S. MacNaughtofl. Robort E. Marker. Frank Ma-sh. Donald Parker, Raymond H. Sisson. John C Slcwos. Jr. Robert D. Stevens. Jr.. William T. Wa d A her L. Willioms Thomas Wood. Not in Panel: Ross A. Be'lhom, LAMBA CHI ALPHA One of two on West Meg . . . big shots inc'ude Flowers end . . . a bit patriotic at Homecoming . . . Nesmith is up and down with CPTP . . . also secretary of odge . . . M. Smith is pre y . . . been in API since 1915 . . . beautifu Dodge in the front . . . wi it run? . . . Mrs. Gewin tries to keep order . . . close reative of Francis Cra g . . . ralrbow is :t$ ccors: purple, green and go’d . . . tennis on side. I .’91 j First Row: W. W. Allon. H. W. 8at«r. Olin Barnet, W. T. Curry 8er F. Davies. Marion Denton. Watt Dudley, John Allon Eamost. Wiloy Fanchor, Eugene Feaqin, Email Gcoltbey. W. £. Gregory. Saeond Row: Wi ord Hayes. W. L. Holland. Harry Jehl . Ea- William Ko.Toy. W. 0. Kelley. William H. Lyons. B: Meybon. Arthur Morrill, Honry No'don. Robert Or'ison, Joff Paffo'd. Third Row: Otis Pruitt. Lo'end Starr. Oriel Strickland, Loco Thomas, L. Z. Thrashor. Josslo TwI ’ey W, T. Weathers Paul Wointr •• Theo. L. Williams, Tom Yarbrough. Harry Bint’oro. Welter Bolter. Fourth Row: Robert Boeneau Glenn Boyd. Whitfield 8 oo«e. J. T. B'yan Raloh Cn-istephor. Wayne Dally. Henry DeG'OOv'- Carter Dentor Pat Eatteriing. Lawronco E. Feaoin. Richo'd H. Flemming William G. French. Fifth Row Grace. Jamoi O. Jowe's Ea 1 Knowlton. Gordy Lot in Clarence Metvin. Groe y Moore Judtor. Murphy Ben Nooiin, Joe Noo;in. Bobby Ortagut. H. Fred Pa Robert • Si«th Row: Edwir Rothorburo S. G. Sandlin, Ersfcino Seal. Dougas L. Stovont, William V. Tayle' Chariot R. Teagle Law-Try'lsen Rot Lamar Woodham, Ma« Wilder Mrs. W. H. Gregory. Not in Panel: Bryant. John D. Lee. Jack Cadenhcao. I H E I A CHI Charge dime to look through telescope ... at stars . . . biggest man Is Kelley . . . Hayes lets go of what little money they have . . . led by Curry ... if he does go the wrong way . .. product of World War I on this campus . . . squirty Tollison is part of publicity for the college . . . trying to grow garden in the back . . . which leaves the chairs unexplained . . . talking of moving for modern stuff. 1292] After one year in their new house they have decided it wou'd have been better to get hot and cold running water . . . overrun with ooliticians and the like ... pin 'ooks like a harvest but have you seen those freshmen? . . . Bright tries to officiate but he needs Uncle Bud Hairston's help . . . Sutler helps them out in a socla way . . . soli conservation main theme in life. ALPHA GAMMA RHO O O o O 3 £ Z2, U£ U:: 'Ak Ife r? l. % a,, n n o First Row: ft. 8. Bearden. T. V. Bishop. Bob I to B'icsh Tr;e Brisco Bob Brockwoy. Tom 8u ingt Second Row: Oliver D. mins. R. 8. Doovours W. H. Dickey, F. H. Farror S. Fir;oe?ric«. Jr. W. O. Hairston. Elton L. Hinton. Hugh Killingsworth Bob Lowis, W. O. Lipscomb. Third Row: S. M. Lufkin John Madder Ha ry Morri-weather, W. J. Neighbors J. W. Paco. A. M. Pettis. N. I. Phillips. B. M. Pullen. W. M. Reeo E. A. M Smith. Fourth Row: Jack Snow E. H. St rt. Jr.. D. J. Thigpen. Jr. Albert M. Thompson. E. T. Yorl Jr.. James Barrett Herman Broome Joe Chambers L. C. Fifth Row: Roy Fullo John Pittman. Cecil Pouncey, Ma't Rain- r, Fred Not in Panel: J. C. El and W. C. Pritchett H. A. Stuart. I 29}) It is rumored that all of those boys and men (?) going into that hotel aren't Delta Sigs but no evidence or proof is coming in . . . thinfc they are pretty smart after starting that alley they called fraternity row . . . have a sailor brawi each year and wind up in Davy Jones' locker ... no one knows what they find there . . . Kloeti and Hicks hold up scholarship and stuff. DELTA SIGMA PHI Top Row; Ja . Baxter W. J. Califf. James Craig Robert Crook Charles G. Crowe Curti Eatman. Fran P. Forster. Tom E. Greene, Jo n C. Hadley. Second Row: Lucius H Johnny Hannah Donald Hopton-Jones, Fred Hopton-Joncs. Robert B. Hudson. Robert P. Klceti, Solon McGraw. Archie Payne Robert A. Sawyer. Third Row: Hugh Sine air Joseph M. Sprague. Eric Turnbu W. H. Weaver. Carlton Barnes. Fred Brown David Butts, William Dupree. Carl Hicks. Fourth Row: Dixon McCormack Robert E. Roberson, Rue Russell Malcolm Smith. Earl Thorn. Jack Thornton Bury: Vowel;. John Wurteie. Mrs. M. P. Ziegler Not in Panel: an t� «l First Row: Phillip E. Adams. W. M •«•� w- AmbfOS . David E. Bud. Jimmy Leo Butt W R. Clanton, william S. Couch. Pittman Cleveland J. Jeromo Davit. J- « M- Foster. William M. Grotty. Second Row: Robert M. Gidlot. Preston B. J J- !!«♦♦. RdP 1 A- Jam®‘ W' Mo 9 - David H. Naltlai. Beniamin E. Pari. Pri,e M. Stone Francis Tucker Nimrod TvcUr C. E. Weldon. Third Row: KiMr Whatley Warren Williams Ed Bag'oy Jo Bale- A. B. Canol Jr. leFeyatts M. Carr Ralph Ca-roll. D. K. Clanton E. Glenn Crim. Paul E. Dawkins. W. E. Darnard. J'. Fourth Ro-: Harry Dicus. Nebia Camp Doss Joo Billy Fain. Quay Fortner. Co'ay Gann. Charles Grant. Chariot O. Ha:; Simosc Hamnor Ed Jamigan Jr.. Thao. Massey. J-.. Jamas R. M Hog Hfth Row: Jamas N. Me Juntin, Charles E. Morgan. Edmund Pend'aton. Arthur P'en. George F. Reddick. Erwin Rudio 1 keer ' No' 'n fW,: Jack H. Hargrove Robe-t L. Long. PI KAPPA PH They think they are pretty 900a with a new house on the outskirts of town . . . J. Tony Morgan eads them to Graves Center every now and then . . . calm to have a monopoly on this social committee chairman$h‘o . . . h. m. Hali tries to keep them in order but has a hard time as you can see . . . politician Butt is always runn'og from or for something or somebody . . . miss Tony s girls. 1299) First Row: James A. Dowdy. Thomas Embrey. Graham Howard. Jesse Jordan. Maicom Kelly. B. 8. Knowes. Tandy Duncan Little. Second Row: Louis Malreli. Sammy T. Mayo Lawrence McMillan Warren Morris. Hugo Parkmon Ralph Stanford. Hemut Thieisch. Cec Thrower. Third Row: G. P. Young. Oliver Bryant. Harry W. Clements, W. T. Dumas. J. Marcus Heims. O. S. Hudson. T. A. Johnson. William B. Kelley. Fourth Row: Roy G. Landrum. Thaddieus L. Lowery. James McLain. Hollis M. Price. BUI A. Rogers. Pete Benton Turnham. Seymore West. Felix Will ams. ALPHA LAMBDA TAU These boys got them a new house and had sense enough to keep out of the high-rent district ... also got themselves some more men. new spirit, new outlook new. etc. . . . J. Jordan tries to rule unruly bunch with Dowdy’s feeble assistance . . . Parkman in the mterfroternity rules and keeps notes on what is worth taking . • • consequently doesn't do much . .. bright future. 1296) Third year in new house that is so far back from the road that people can't see them . . . guess they p ay games way back there . . . Jonnie Pope rules the roost . . . miss Davenoort and his scho ar-sh'o . . . living cose to the church aoesn t seem to he’o them much . . . Brewer handles the dough . . . and Easterling tries to write but didn't start earning soon enough . . . some fun on Say. SIGMA PI First Row: Mike T. Blevins. Bertram L. Boteler. William R. Brawner. Dona'd A. Brewer. Robert R. Brewer, John L. Christopher. Cromwell L. Cleveland. Jasper C. Easterling. Second Row: John B. Holt, Joseph M. Johnson. Edward W. Lindsay. Samuel A. Mosley John A. Pope. Jr.. Thomas C. Pridmore. William P. Snealy James A. Stratigos. Third Row: James A. Warren. James L. West. Jack E. Bo t, John H. Maltby. Dudley R. Martin Donald A. Nebrig. Harry E. Smalley. Jr., William P. Williams. U«1 In a second-hand house but are going up despite the atmosphere . . . they miss the old p!ace . . . miss the girls Dassing by on the way to the gym . . . but are closer ’o the dorms . . . Jacque Houser leads them to schoo as Dick Greesor rakes what blackmail notes that are valuable or profitable . . . not so many cars as were here last year... national defense, they say. but? BETA KAPPA Top Row: Dan G. Bittner, William Bittner, Preston Davis. Harry M. DeWitt, Jr., Albert I . Gaines, Richard Greeson. Jacque Houser. Bernard Jenny. David J. MocKnight. Wilber Shriner. Homer Weaver. Second Row: John Homer White Dale Wise, Jo: William Baker. Charles Barclay M. A. Champion Frank Charlton, Jack Dean, Andrew Ellner, Robert Erwin. Jack K. Fitzgerald. Bill Ham. Third Row: Ellis Hill. Zac Jenkins. Hugh Johnson, Homer Lankford Dwight Littie, Norman P. Mallette. George Weaver, Grantham Mayton, Ralph Meeham, Marion Montgomery, Jack M. Moore Flynn Morr's. Fourth Row: Fred Morris. Richard Myers, Charles Nix, Carlton Noblin Victor Sensing. Perry Smith, Robert Sterncnburg. Rudy L. Summers. Joseph A. Venere a, James W. Hoyt Watkins, Mrs Reba Tarver, Not in Panel: Jim Barg 3cone, W. 6, G'asscock, Clive Luke. I 2981 First Row: Edwin C. Allen, John D. Baumhaucr, Sam Boroughs. James N. Bcymo, A. S. Brown. J. C. Campbell, R. N. Campbo ! Homer C. Carder. law'erco V . Cottle, Chariot F. Cox Wiliam Cunningham. Second Row: Harry A. Donovan, Gco'oo I. Drake. Jam ' C. Warren Flaming, James Foster. James Frey. Edward Gifmor, Jr.. C. Rober Got‘!cib. Henry B. Green, McMurry L. Griffith George M. Hoard. Third Row: James C. Hoard C:vdo B. Hewitt Charles P. Hill. William N. Johnston. John Thomas Lutr. Haro'd Marsh Thomas I. Mastin Hugh Payne Mandeviile Phipps Mark A. Qui y. James H. Samford. Fourth Row: Russe l D. Stewart. James D. Thomas. John H. Thomas John Trador. David T. Underwood. Benjamin Vontress. Horman Wor� cn. Osca' Bai-ey. Frank Bridgets. J. D. 8'idqo's Ben B'Own. Fifth Row: Davis Chichester, Kilshaw Clisby Keith Corbett, Paul S. Donison. William W. Dyke. Dudley Ellis. Roy Heynoi Gofford Clarence Grimmett. Ed King, Kenneth Kirkwood. Feildtng Lindsey. Sixth Row: Not ir Panel: F. R. Albritton. John 8rod'icl. : mil srl. . A J, '£f n q Si ft A; -.fc L Q r L SL « o o q q, o o q no ih.e wai Le W k. v SIGMA CHI Chapter has trouble with seniors . . . but infirmary is close by . . . lost faculty advisor Fitts . . . have a fine sweetheart affair in the sprinq . . . Hewitt, Mastin, and Phipps in fu1 (?) command . . . socials In charge of ten-year man Co . . . everybody proud of Gafford . . . going to be short of juniors next time . . . most of senior men looking for. at. and to army . . . not enough room on Mag. St. I 299) Top Row: Ray Alvin Ashwandor. Wilford S. Bailny. Robert W. 8oaty. Avory L. Blalock. Sar- N Bowen, Billie B'Ooks Heyward G. Brown, Jeff W. Byrd Jamos R. Clanton. Gcorgo D. Coffee. Joe Bower Crono. Second Row: Coward 6. Croft, Thomot P. Culpepoor, Gilbert Floyd Doan. William R, Dobbs. Goorgo E. Eaton Billio U. Flynn Samuol G. Forrettor. Wa e' W. Glazoner, Wilton H. Harre Tnomat Third Row: yv Jr.. William L. Johnston, f’retton B. Jones Robert L. Jonas, Edward M. Jordan Bayard W. Kennocy. Thomas E. Lanham. Rob«r’ E. Lee James A, Martin Goorge E. H. Moc'O. Fourth Row: Ha'ry H. Morgan, John W. Morgan. Vatsar E. RacHey William F. Rawilnton Horbe't E. Riddlo. John Thad Riddle, Thomot O. Roby. Sheldon H. Scovllle. William E. Spence Joseph T. Stearns. Robert H. $ c”ot . Fifth Row: Thornes 9. Sutton Frank Lovol Tnomat. Lcsllo G. Thompson. Wilton S. Th.o'po. John P. Thrasher. Leonard E. Yourg. letter B. Young. Welter E. 8rowor. W. M. Burrlts. Franclt H. Cate. Alvin dower. Sixth Row; Georqo W. Cofer. Erttcn S. Co� . Si at B. Gates. James Ray Harrlt, Francis Holton Leonldat E. Irby, Wm. Edward Past. Robert Poto. Clifford W. Pittman, Robert C. Reitinger. Al Sutton. Not in Panel: Christopher Harmon. Cavett O. Priclott. ALPHA P S I Since this is follow-the-leader year the vets hod to build them o new house too . . . nice looking . . . close to the ge t course so they won t hove to hunt too many bells . . • neither do they hove to walk for to thot horse-pital . . . claimed the old house wos too dose to the infirmary so they moved to vet hiil . . . Sutton is proxy and leads them in their cutting-up sprees. [ 00] New and small it does big things for one so lit e . . . had a good formal iast December and tried Hamlet with success in slcit night. . . . Mike Michelson heads the genii . . . most of them In the school of chemistry . . . getting larger every year . . . like the 'ocation but big business seems to be pushing them out. out, and out ... man with the cigar is advisor and helper. TAU EPSILON PHI First Row: Norman J. Cohen Robert P. Corman. Roiana G. Fry. Morton Lewis. Second Row: William H. Michelson. Morton Novlck. Leo Schiffman. J. M. Silverstein, Maurice Kraselsky. Third Row; Alfred Long. Leonard Michelson. Don Rosenberg. Marion Sch os burg. Robert Shapero. non About the latest on this campus . . . it is one of the best and the biggest . . . most of them vets as It should be . . . double duty as most of the future drs. are in AVMA . . . big white house looks like a hospital but smells like! . . . Swearingen heads the bloody butchers . . . Wnittington tries to get his Cut once in a while . . . Oowsey holds the strings and gets his hunk . . . sti growing. OMEGA TAU SIGMA First Row: C. P. Adams fc. H. Ban. M. P. Bc d. J. E. Brown. T. C. Bush. W, O. CopUngor. J. P. W. B. Cochran, I. R. Coopor. D. R. Coppogo. R. R. Cowart. Sacond Row: J. M. Davis. B. W. Dawsov T. c. Deal H. M. Edmiston J. M. Farther G. L. Gilchrist. J. W. Haielrig. J. H. Howard C. P. Hughe Q. R. Jerome 8. M. Jo , Third Row: A. D. Knowles. R. P. • Nail. C. L. Now in W. W. Putney Sais Quinones R. C. Raclloy. G. L. Raulston J. L. Sledge. Fourth Row: i. S. Smith C. R. S wee ringer, G. R. Thornton J. M. Waters W. W. Woissinger G 0 Whitnoy K. Whittington. J. M. Williams. Lee Becksmen, J. P. Boosloy Vick Crespo O. H. Graham. Fifth Row: William P. Hayman, W. L. Lindsey. George McCarty. Clifton C. McLean Roy Pierce C. H Titon Quinones. Bcb Shoo'y. J m Shu'er. Mr.ir Toclor James Whidden Mrs. W. J. Four's Panel: W. H, Hiclt R. F. McForrir ( 302 I Not in $ 0 R 0 B I R RUSHEE CHASED BY CHASE PUNCH-DRUNK AT CHI O. LUNCH CONTINUED NEXT YEAR MORE PAPER CUPS TWO HANDS FOR BEGINNERS First Row: Anita Albright Etta Cai'o Ma'-jare- l. Bradford Carolyn C ■ J Culpepp®'. Mary Davit. Lillian Eva«t Dorothy Fo«f 'Jc'othy F -a an 8 tty Jan Horwo Francot He'd'icl. Second Row: Martha Hie- .................... Carolyn Hill N ll Laianby. Annio Lyde Lowit, Margarot McCain, Eva McCurdy Carrio Don Mctcloy Nall Moto:oy. Dr.-othy Norman Peggy Page. Third Row: Emma Nel Parrith, Batty Pea'von Janie Str«M«nd Ju iett Su’r™«'t Co'Inre Tatum Oe'ohir Thomat. Joan Thoma; Julo Ti'.dalo. Margaret Tucler. Flora Unde'wood. Laura Wallace. Fourth Row: Annice Wat-Hot. lilo Mao Warrc't. Sara Atkinson Miriam Anderson. Doril R. Bodingfiold. Ma y V. 8ingham, Ma’y Claire Bums Margaret L. Chambo . Sara Connor. Bo ty Cotbv Sue Dale F oming. Ann— Hicks. Fifth Row: - Cathorino Tatum. Arnie K. Thrathor. Evelyn Torbo'1 Fayo Wideberg. Katherine Wright. Mary F. Ya'b'Oug- KAPPA DELIA Unlimited, founded in 1897 . . . ocal outfit is $:gma Lambda . . . Brackin is prexy, w:th Watters runner-up . . . deny influence of c’cctions committee member Tisdale in election of Miss Auburn McCain . . . collect BMOC pins by the cigar-box but number of members keeps batting average down . . . ’nsist fnat Miss Emory reaily has iittlo trouble with the group. cjos i First Row: - Margaret Day Ellis Martha Gardiner Gerhard Ne e Gilchrist Sarah F. Godfrey Jeanne Goodin. Second Row: Katl Hall. Louise Hayes. Katherine Jones. Martha F. Kilgore. Mary Lorenz. June McWhorter. Arnold Owens. Ann Pafford. Lucretia Perry. Third Row: Marjorie Perry Catherine Rich-mond. Nellie Clark Roan. Binnie Ross. Annette Taylor. Anita Torbert. Helen Wagner. Virginia Ware. Jean Williamson. Julia Wynne. Fourth Row: Erin Batson. Rosemary Bruns Gladys Burbage Nancy Driskell. Blanche Eilis Este e Gaines Emily G'oson Luc- e Gahe Frances Hunter. Joy Hutchings. Fifth Row: Sarah Kirkwood Jean E. Martin B McCamy Jane McCreery. Mary Mu en. Marie Pitts Joan E. ce Carolyn Vance, La-line White. Mary Emiiy Wi lams. CHI OMEGA Born in 1895, and is Alpha Beta chapter nationally . . • co ors are cardinal and straw, but there s nothing cardinal about their pitching on a hay truck . . . Ann Pafford is head man. with McWhorter as chief stooge . . . Gilchrist is BMOC . . . haven't missed a political trick in years and June Adams topped candidates for Miss Homecoming. t JC6 j Pops were banded nationally in 1910 In Cornhusker State . . . loca' No. 1927 is named Delta ... go Vest, young man. if you wish to sec the president . . . M. E. Foshee is next in royol line of succession to the throne, and Lucile Walden handies the money bags . . . Fitch still gets in members hair in a nice sort of way. PHI OMEGA PI First Row: Neirose Evans. Marion Fitch, Mary Edith Foshee. Nellie Mae Pike. Marjorie Prince. Julia Smith. Second Row: Martha Vest. Lucille Walden. Mary Jane Weaver. Elaine Witmer, Martha Asbury. Emmie Begley. Third Row: Sarah Anne Bennett. Eulan Jo Cooper. Mary Josephine Ford. Jessie Mae Ford. Dorothy Irish, Elsie K. Kigore. Marjorie Lois Lee. Fourth Row: Helen LeGendre. Sue Montgomery. Martha Ann Reese. Jessie Sahm, Helen Vaughn. Emma Jean Vick Mary Wilson. I 107 J Founded by California cowgirls in 1914 .. . come through annual'y with Rainbow Bail, which is co'orfu! as a post-card sunset . . . Margaret Nash is president. wi?h Norma Ray Aulery president in charge of vice . . . Davis handles the purse-strings, and Pritchett Iceeps the criminal record . . . Dot Johnson Is political candidate in numerous Miss Something elections. THETA UPSILON First Row: Norma Ray Autery, Mildred Brown Davis. Myrtis E. Drinkard, Lou‘Se Dorothy Mae Johnson, Helen O. Krauss. Second Row: Avis M Nash, Eleanor H. Poe. Ruth Prentiss, Mary E. Pritchett, Beulah E. Crawford. Third Row.-Sue Hail, Kathryn Hamilton, Danna Harding. Addie Louise Jones. Maxine McC endon Jean McCurdy. Fourth Row: Charlie Faye Nixon, Betty Nunnaiiy. Mamie E. Piper. Louise Pollard. Jo Ellen Towns. Dorris Williams. Jean Black. ( MS) Top Row: Lea Afcans. Jean Beasley. Ne'da Beasley. Christino B ackburn A:ce Biair. Kath. ryn Blake. Sara Bole . )rool, Madrid Davis. Julia Digby. L r.el.e Dobbins, Second Row: Sarah Dobson, Frances Finley. Mary Hazei Ford, Ade'e Fox. Carolyn Funderburk, Frances Hay, Elizabeth Herzfeld. C'aire Joyce Lasseter, Jane Matthes. Marilyn Meagher, Sarah Mu oy. Third Row: Billie Owen, Mary Tinsley, Margaret Weller, Mary Abele. Celeste Patty Elliot. Kathryn Harmon, Betsy Hcnard. Margaret Hodge, Dorothy Murdock. Mar-garet Penton. Emma Francos Riser. Fourth Row: Lois Rogers Margaret Regers, Judy Sandlin, Marguerite Sheriock. Gloria Vann Smith, Mary Jo Spradley, Bery! Walker Julia Walls, live Gaic Williams. Betty Wilmoro, Dale Wilson, Julia Woodroof. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Matrimonial record gave rise to just an average, marrying, A pha Gam phrase . . . not a bad bunch of housewives at that, although they couldn't toast bread . . . founded in 1904 . . . some members not found yet . . . B ackburn. Hay. Beasley, and Blair, in officorial lineup, reading from left to right . . . intentions strictly honorable. [ JOV) Comparatively new outfit, but m there pitching . . . that last is merely a rumor, and Is not to be taken as character:stic of Individuals . . . Sanders keeps more or ess order with Vaughn on deck are closest to town, and specialize :n library dates on unavailable nights . .. have a scrap-book that is humor in disguise. DELIA Z E I A Top Row: fatty June Baker. Virginia Chase Georgette Davies. Doris Ford, Margaret Socond Row; Valera Porter, Delores Sanders Cara Ellen Slaton Mary Vaughn. Jacaue Ine Breedlove. Louise Brooks, Willie Chase. Alice Chateau. Third Row: Dorothy Conley, Mary Des mond. Sarah Alice Finley Marian Hayes, Theresa Hug Mary Jo Hurst Mary Jar-t Jansen, Annette Jones Beverly Kilian. Fourth Row: Martha Ann Merkel. Elizabeth Cathryn Sneffle d Jane Sheffield, Barbara Shippey. Mary $ror t- Manor. Tompkins. Anita White Mavis Widncy. t i � I Mills, First Row: Jean Gittings Virginia Haggard. Marguerite Hasten, Charlotte Mallory. Nancy Merrill Dorris Odom Helen Perkins. Second Row: r aine Reddcch Mar;or e Sm th Sara Smith. Frances Stanley. Elizabeth Thompson Mary Ann Webb Betty Jane W Ison. ALPHA DELTA A pha Delta is colonizing chapter of guess what? . . . youngest bunch on the campus in point of service, but nave made phenomenal progress . . • guiding hand is that of Elaine Reddoch . . . Jeon Gittings is vice-president . . . Dorris Odom hand es most of cnapter trans-portation in comfortable convertible . - • shooting h gh for September rush week. I Ml I rT’T'i 111 The purpose of Spades is set forth in the following preamble of the constitution: Whereas reeling the need of some organization in the Senior Class or this institution which, wholly independent of the social and other relations, shall seelc to gather together the most prominent and influential men of the class and of the institution, this society 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 seek as the highest honor an Auburn man may obtain. Members of Spades are: Bob Anderson, Charlie Flowers. Joe Gandy. Bobby Haas. Joe Meadows. Bill Moore. Sam Nettles Tommy Schuessler. Charlie Scott, and Jack Snow. FIrt� Ro : - Oarloj A. Flowort. Joe C. Sandy, Robort O. Haav Joe W. M©edc n. Socond Row: William B. Moore Sam Nottloj. Thornai Schuoulf Ct'a r!o w. Scott, Jacl R. Sr.ow. LEADERSHIP DIM Omicron Delta Kappa, national honor 'raternity, was founded a Washington and Lee University in 1914. its purpose being threefold: First: To recognize men who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities, and to inspire others to strive for conspicuous attainments along similar lines. Second: To bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and thus to create an organization which will help to mould the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest. Thi d: To bring together members of the faculty and student body of the institution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. The officers are: Charlie Flowers. President; Robert S. Carstens. Vice-President; Bobby Haas. Secretary and Treasurer; and Dr. Charlie Davis, executive secretary of the Circle. Hiimnin Della Kappa LEADERSHIP Row: Robert ( - T‘ R°b°r’ S- Cantons. Gray 'iV'1Y• Dubborlev Cfca'I o on. Joo C. oondy. Robort O. Heal. Second Row: Ha.i Jc« W. Woadow-.. Wm. B. Moore. Sam Nott'cs. Tom Scbuestlar. C'r.a' Oi Scott. Jeel Snow, Sam Tisdale. 116) Flrtl Ro«: A- • i AIt • ,j- • , C. Allc Oa'lei I. Alton W! fO'd S. Bj t. Holo-a W S, k«� . M!c- ael W. S, i� • � . Va. Bn-ca, Chrininr 8 v-r---Ev«l,« 8wrn y. Jt n N. CoobC'. Soeond Row: F!o i� Coceland, Ve ,� A. Dan,, ArcHc w. O 'Qrl. C-v ■ 4 A Oubberlcy. R„«ell A. Duke {■• � low Fa '0'. Ja ca W. Fit.v. it-; •. £. C. Genrl Jo-nn T. Hvdtoo Third Row; G-,-q- R. -q-i Willioft 0 K� ;q Albn« 0 K' - t C � • Joyce IdiMler, Ja -e P. le alien, Wary B'-th Mw, Wil I j- M. Micholioa C in • • R Mc4� cr, Sam D. Nwtfl v Fourth Ro-: M Owen, Tom O. Robr Ja ■! I. Ro-tc. Jack R. Snow. R. C. S‘an tield. Tho . 6. Sutton. I. 2 Thralhor. 8. B. W Ilia- v,n P • aid 0. Younq, Phi Kappa Phi is a national nonor society organized for the purpose of encouraging scholarship and original study among students. It is composed of professors and graduate and undergraduate students who have d:stinguished themse'ves by scholarship and intellectua service to their Alma Water. Phi Kappa Phi $ unique in the fact that in choosing its members it considers the extra-curricula' activity of its candidates in addition to scho astic achievement. The members for 1942 are: Anita Albriqht. Edwin C. Allen. Charles I. Alton. Wi.ford S. Bailey Holdman W. Baker. Wichae: W. Baldwin. Wary Virginia Bethea. Christine B ackburn, Evelyn Burney. John N. Cooper. John T. Cope. Fioris Copeland. Vera A. Darby. Archie W. Diege; Charles A. Dubberey. Russell A. Duke. Emma Lou Farrior, James W. Fitzpatrick. E. C. Gentle John T. Hudson. George R. Ingram William D. Ivey. Wi.iiam E. Knight Albert D. Knowles, Claire Joyce Lasseter. James P. Lewallen. Wary Beth Warshall. William H. Wicne son. Clarence R. Woster. Sam D. Nettles. Henry P. Orr. James S. Owen. Tom Roby. Jame L. Rouse. Jack R. Snow R. C. Stanfield. Thomas B. Sutton. L. Z. Thrasher. B. B. Williamson. Ronald D. Young. Dr. Charles S. Davis serves the organization as president. Robert G. Pitts as vice-president. Dr. Paul Irvine as secretary and treasurer, and Wrs. Neil O. Davis as correspondent. 1 li i kappa I1 li i SCHOLARSHIP 1117] The purpose of Tau Beta Pi is to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon their Alma Mater by high grades of scholarship as undergraduates, or by their attainments as alumni: and to foster a spirit of liberal culture in the engineering schools of America. During the present term the local chapter has cooperated to the fullest extent with the Engineering Council, a new organization of which Tau Beta Pi is responsible, in solving many engineering problems at A. P. I. in the school year 1941-42. This organization has endeavored to instill into the engineering underclassmen a desire to maintain standards of scholarship and character such as those required for membership in Tau Beta Pi. The officers are: R. C. Stanfield. President; Charlie Scott. Vice-President; C. A. Dubber-ley. Secretary; Prot. C. R. Hixon. Treasurer. There is an advisory board for this organization composed of the following: Professors J. A. C. Callan. M. T. Fullan. C. R. Hixon. and J. C. McKinnon. ii u Bela I1 i ENGINEERING ■ Firtt Row: E. C. A;V H. W. M. Bethea, E. C. Burqin R. C. Co’ o� « . R. N. Ca o boll R. S. C Second Row: H. Coopo'. A W. Diego A. I. Dodd C. A. Dubberly R. A. Dole J. W. Fit paf'. 1 E. C. Gontlo. Third Row: R. C. Gwillir • A F Hcnni Hi cl'. R. B. Hudso -op iCcofi D. J. MvrKr.I gn j. B t .i'rir J. 1. Rouse Fourth Row: C. W. Scotr G. 1. Smith. R. C. S'anflo ■'6. L. F. Thlqpo - D. C. Wo !� . G. E. Wood. F. A. Woo' l' Young. ey R. D. Fir� t Row: R. I Ada r, E. C. Allon. G. A. Amlin R. B. Clopton. C. R. Gol'Uob. Fr«r-cit X. C'immins. Second Row: C. B. Hewit!. L. 6. Heyduck J. T. Hudton, C. H. McCo J. R. McCauley. T. I. Maitin. Third Row: J. W. Morgan. M. A. Morris, A. B. Morri;or. J. I. Pierce. J. I. Rouse. J. H. Sam ford. The object of the National Blue Key Honor Fraternity, as set forth by the constitution, is: To study, discuss, and strive to further the best interest of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute: to foster intercollegiate relations and develop a national collegiate spirit by placing the stamp of approval on all college leaders which makes it possible to recognize them wherever they may be found. Members of Blue Key are: R. L. Adair. E. C. Alien, G. A. Austin. R. B. Clopton. C. R. Goitlieb, Francis X. Crimmins. C. B. Hewitt. L. E. Heyduck. J. T. Hudson, Cummings H. McCall, J. R. McCauley, T. I. Mastin, J. W. Morgan, M. A. Morris. A. B. Morrison. J. L. Pierce, J. L. Rouse. J. H. Samford. The officers are: E. C. Allen President: C. B. Hewitt, Vice-President: L. E. Heyduck. Secretary: C. H. McCall, Treasurer. III u 6 Key leadership r i9i Fir� « Row: Eoi fc Champs Martha Gard ot. Nol,° '1' cW. Annio lyd Lo :‘- Second Ro-: A«r Patfo'd. Julo Tiidalo. Martha 0. Vo� t. Claudia V oinnmao. S p t) j n x Sphinx, a senior honor organization for women, was established on the Auburn campus in May. 1935. Its colors are biue and gold: its flower is the lotus. In recognizing girls who are outstanding in scholarship, leadership, personality, and service, it strives to encourage these qualities in other girls on the campus. Sphinx also sponsors Oracles, an honor society for freshman girls, teas for junior girls, a bridge tournament, and a book exchange. With the help of the Auburn Players, Sphinx sponsors the election of a May Queen and the May Day program. They have plans to build a cabin for the benefit of all girls on the campus. It has been rumored that within a short time this organization has its possibilities of becoming a chapter of that esteemed Mortar Board. The officers of Sphinx for the year 1941-42 are as follows: Jule Tisdale, president: Annie Lyde Lewis, vice-president: Edith Champion, secretary: Martha Gardiner, secretary. The members are: Edith Champion Martha Gardiner. Nelle Gilchrist. Annie Lyde Lewis, Anne Pafford, Jule Tisdale. LEADERSHIP Martha D. Vest. Claudia Weinnman. I W) First Row: Anita A bur' Chriitino BUclbu'n. Emma Lou Fa rior. Soeond Row: Adolo Fo«, Sua Frooman. Eleanor Hightower. Claire Joyce L«uil« . Third Row: Mary Both Marsha Emrr-a Nell Pa'riih. Corinno Tatum. Lila Moo Watters. Cardinal key Cardinal Key, national honor society for women has for its objects to study, discuss, and strive to further the best interests of the school; to promote a spirit of fraternalism among all Auburn students and to otherwise fulfill the obligations set forth in the pledge of the Key. Cardinal Key was one of the first of such organizations to be established on American college campuses. The Auburn chapter was founded in 1932. Before school opened in the fall this organization wrote letters to women students who were planning to attend Auburn for the first time. When these students arrived on the campus, members o; Cardinal Key contacted them and helped them become familiar with the Auburn campus and its many customs. Cardinal Key also sponsors Owls, a sophomore honor organization for girls. It operates a tea room, the profits of which go into a scholarship fund. The officers are: Anita Albright, President; Adele Fox, Vice-President; Emma Lou Farrior, Secretary; Emma Nell Parrish. Treasurer; while the members include Anita Albright, Christine Blackburn. Emma Lou Farrior, Adele Fox. Sue Freeman, Eleanor Hightower. Claire Joyce Lassiter, Marybeth Marshall. Emma Nell Parrish. Corinne Tatum Lila Mae Watters. I Ml I LEADERSHIP Firtt Row: Ffode'icl P. Adai Ernoi? C. B'Jfgin, Henry Gray Carter, Runel A, Duke Edge' C. Gantl®. A. Frod Hennir.g. Second Row; Ralph A. win Joicph M. Johnson, David J. MocKnight, Harvoy C. Me C anahan Ac e Gcc-go M ton Robert M. Mo'ton. Third Row: Clatenco R. Moitor. John Al'or Pope VirgM Rico, Cyril U. Smith James Wa tor Ba”. William Robo-r Canton. Fourth Row: Tom L. DyO' John L. Grilwc-'d. Robert C. Haraway Robert W, Kaisncr. Robert P. Klcot! Sabe't Og osby. Not in Panel: R. H. Houston. Eli) Up p 3 ELECTRICAL Eta Kappa Nu, national honor fraternity for men in electrical engineering v as founded at the University of Illinois in 1904, and the local chapter was formed in 1920. Purpose of Eta Kappa Nu is to bring together for mutual benefit those men in the profession of electrical engineering who have, by attainments in college or in practice, manifested a deep interest and marked ability in their chosen work. The members are: F. P. Adams, E. C. Burgin. H. G. Carter. R. A. Duke, E. C. Gentle, A. F. Henning, R. A. Irwin. J. M. Johnson. D. J. MacKnight, H. C. McClanahan A. G. Milton R. M. Morton. C. R. Moster. J. A. Pope. V. P. Rice. C. U. Smith, J. W. Barr. W. R. Clinton. T. L. Dyer, J. L. Griswold. R. C. Harraway, R. H. Houston, R. W. Kaisner, R. P. Kloeti, Sabert Oglesby. The officers this year are: E. C. Burgin, President: J. M. Johnson. Vice-President; H. G. Carter. Secretary: C. U. Smith. Treasurer. i m; Firit Row: Robot Ado ' irr . Bonoof. Jo' ev 8ou««« . Rob' B'ew«r John Badgers. J«rr©-. Brown. GoO� ge Chip non Jarre--. Faucett. Second Row: Joel Fi©ld . Jomoi Gilb'eath. Edward Gilmor. Ernest Goolsby, A.frod Groon, Henry G'oer Donald Hopton-Jones. John T. Hudson. Third Row; Louis Jordan, Jack Keith. Malcolm Kelly. Alfrod Lucas Judson Martin, Charles McMear-s :. J McMillan, Fred Morris. Fourth Row: Sam Net '- Hugo Parlrnan. Otto Poulson Guy Rhodes. Jeff Sardors John Scott, Wi; ia S',-., i : William Shealy. Fifth Row: William Buck Taylo- James Thomas, J. P. Thrasher. L. Z. Thrasher. Felix Tumipseed. Jc-SODh Waid Noil Wilcoxsin Tod Williams. Delia Sigma I1 i Delta Sigma Pi is a national professional and business administration fraternity. Its purpose is the fostering of the study of business in universities: to encourage scholarship ana the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice: to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and the students o: commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture: and to further the civic and commercial welfare of the community. The president of the organization is Sam Nettles who is aided in his duties by L. Z. Thrasher, vice-president; A! Lucas, secretary; J. T. Hudson, treasurer. The members are Robert Adair. James Benner. James Bourne, Robert Brewer. John Bridges. James Brown. George Chipman James Faucett, Jack Fields. James Gilbreath Edward Gilmer, Ernest Goolsby Alfred Green Henry Green. Donald Hopton-Jones. John T. Hudson, Louis Jordan. Jack Keith. Malcolm Kelly. Al Lucas Judson Martin. Charles McMeans. L. J. McMillan, Fred Morris. Sam Nettles. Hugo Parkman. Otto Poulson. Guy Rhodes, Jeff Sanders. John Scott William Scruggs. William Shealy. Wm. Buck Taylor. James Tnomas. J. P. Thrasher, L. Z. Thrasher. Felix Turnipseed Joseph Waid, Neil Wilcoxsin Ted Williams. i mi BUSINESS Fif � Row: W. H. Abernathy. H. W. Bator W T. Curry. W. J. C.'jncan. Second Row: M. E. Griffin. K. 8. King. D. R. Martin, I. M. Moyo. J. W. Mohorq. Third Row; M. H. Nowfon. T. H. Ne'er W. H Woii7 G. E. V ood. A. W Yatoj. Phi I'ii TEXTILE Phi P$i, national professional textile fraternity, was founded in Philadelphia Pa., in 1903. Its purpose is to promote good fellowship among congenial men of textile schools and colleges, to encourage a higher standard in textile work, and to assist, by every honorable means, the advancement of its members. Holdman Baker was president this year; Alva Yates. Vice-President: Gordon Wood. Secretary; and William T. Curry. Treasurer. The members include: W. H. Abernathy. H. W. Baker, W. T. Curry. W. J. Duncan, M. E. Griffin. K. B. King, D. R. Martin. L. M. Jayo. J. W. Meherg. M. H. Newton. T. H. Nolen. W. H. Weisz, G. E. Wood. A. W. Yates. 024) First Row: C. I. A ion. M. V . Baldwin. C. R. Bradford. J. O. Coopor. J. T. Copo, Jr. Sacond Row: Clift J. Flaming. Goorgo Fowlor. V . D. Ivey. W. E. Knight. Third Row: H. P. Orr. W. S. Patrick. A. M. Portis. John n Rogorj. C. E. Scarsbrook. R. L. Saif. Fourth Row: M. M. Smith. S. L. Smith. J. R. Snow. S. L. Tisdalo. J. B. Tuckor. 8. B. Williamton. Ganna Si pa Hal l a Gamma Sigma Delta is the national honor society of Agriculture. The purpose of the society is to encourage high standards of scholarship in all branches of agricultural science and education and a high degree of excellence in the practice of agricultural pursuits. Gamma Sigma Delta was founded in 1905 at Ohio State University. There are twelve chapters. and the Auburn chapter was founded in 1916. Its colors are green and white, and its flower is the white carnation. Members of Gamma Sigma Delta are chosen on the basis of scholarship and leadershio, and to be elected to this fraternity is the highest honor that can come to an agricultural student. Gamma Sigma Delta also recognizes Alumni that have been especially outstanding. Last year this organization made its annual award to Sam Tisdale as the most outstanding student in the ; School of Agriculture. This year's officers are: B. F. Alvord. president; J. H. Neal, vice-president; F. S. Arant, treasurer. The members are: C. I. Alton. M. W. Baldwin. C. R. Bradford. J. O. Cooper. J. T. Cope, Jr.. Clifton Cox. H. J. Fleming. George Fowler, W. D. Ivey. W. E. Knight, H. P. Orr. W. S. Patrick, A. M. Pettis. John Rogers. C. E. Scarsbrook. R. L. Self, M. M. Smith. S. L. Smith, J. R. Snow. S. L. Tisdale. J. B. Tucker. B. B. Williamson. I I ti ' AGRICULTURE Pint Row: • . A • • Holdmap Sale-', Carey Benflov Malcolm Bclhea E. C. 3j� qin B Ca Second Row: R. S. Ca'iteni JoFn Ccopo- A. W. Diogat, W. J. Duncan. R. M. Ewa’d. J. W. Flfrpatrlcl H. J. ! ■•mir Third Row: E. C. Gonfio. C. R. Gotfliob. W. ! Gregory, Frea Hcnninq. C. B. Howl , I. E. Hey due I, T, S. t- •'•••. . Fourth Row: Hu in Maddo« J. B. Martin Cumriirg', McC« John A. Pope S. J. Price J, L. Route L. M Sahara. Fifth Row: C. W, Scott. M«r In Sims A. M. Smith, R. C. Startled Mor-gomory Trujj, George W vd. F. A. Woo'fley. I n j i o e e r i n j I! n u n t i I The purpose of the Engineering Council is to bring all engineering societies closer together, to coordinate their activities, and to bring about a spirit of fellowship among engineering students. The membership of the council is composed of representatives from each of the eleven honorary engineering and chemical societies, the group being controlled by an executive committee elected from the members of the council. This year the successful and novel Engineer's Carnival was again sponsored by this group. This year's officers are: Holdman Baker, president: Fred Henning, vice-president: John A. Pope, secretary; Professor R. G. Pitts, treasurer: James W. Fitzpatrick, assistant treasurer. The members are: Dewitt Alsobrook. Holdman Baker. Carey Bentley. Malcolm Bethea. E. C. Burgin, Bill Califf. R. S. Carstens. John Cooper, A. W. Diegel. W. J. Duncan. R. M. Ewald. J. W. Fitzpatrick. H. J. Fleming. E. C. Gentle C. R. Gottlied. Will Greqory, Fred Henning. C. B. Hewitt. L. E. Heyduck, T. S. Hostetter, Hugh Maddox. J. B. Maddox. J. B. Martin, Cummings McCall, John A. Pope S. J. Price, J. L. Rouse. L. M. Sahag. C. W. Scott. Merlin Sims. A. M. Smith R. C. Stanfield Montgomery Truss. FELLOWSHIP George Willara. F. A. W. Woolfley. f 326 J Fir� t Row: Arit.i A b'i M V . Balowlr Vi qin!i� Bothca A' hu' L- Bu’lor. Winnie F'«d Cold wo-. EditK Champion B B. Oornoll. Margaret Doy. Second Row: Sarah [spy Emma Loo Farrier Louise Foster. Mary Suo Froo' ae Koloon Hairo. Otit Jar os Hawkins Eleanor HlghtowO' Francos Ingram. Third Row: George Inqram Donald Kei’y Ray Kirkpatrick W! ijm t. Knight. Marjorio Lawton Mary Both Marsha J. Gordon Mi«on, Jamos St ;' ey Owens. Fourth Row: ri ,y. • • Pinkerton. Margaret Scarborough Marvin Smirh Ja- s 8. Tucker, Thomas Under wood Margaret Wolle� A- ta White, Byron B. Williamson. I a II el l a ] Kappa Delta Pi. founded in 1911. has for its purpose the encouragement of high intellectual and scholastic standards and recognition of outstanding contributions to education. To this end, it invites to membership such persons who exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. It endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honorinq achievement in educational growth. The officers of the organization are: Mary Beth Marshal president; Louise Foster, secretary; M. W. Baldwin, treasurer- M. L. Beck, :aculty advisor. The members are: Anita Albright, M. W. Baldwin, Virginia Bethea, A. L. Butler, Winnie F. Caldwell. Edith Champion. B. B. Darnell Margaret Day, Sarah Espy. Emma Lou Farrior Louise Foster. Mary Sue Freeman. Koleen Haire, Otis J. Hawkins. Eleanor Hightower. Frances Ingram. George Ingram. Donald Kelly. Ray Kirkpatrick, William E. Knight. Marjorie Lawton. Mary Beth Marshall. J. Gordon Mixon. James Shirley Owens, Haskel Pinkerton. Margaret Scarborough. Marvin Smith James B. Tucker. Thomas Underwood. Margaret Weller, Anita White. B. B. Williamson. EDUCATION t F!r� f Ro � : i� o Butov FlOf’CO Ccpolond. Jan«? C’oud. So'oF C-'rocro Emma Lou Forfior. Second Row: Louiio Foster, Frances Ingram. Mary T. Lanari. Virginia Lo� o'y. Ru’O Moo'o Third Row: A Patford Vora Ro d. Mary Floronco Roberts. Annie B. Wa1«f� . C audio Woinrrann. M The purpose of Theta Epsilon is to promote advancement in Home Economics and to encouraqe high standards of scholarship, leadership, and character. Theta Epsilon, founded in 1931. is a local organization. It is petitioning Omicron Nu. national honorary home economics fraternity, with the hope of becoming a chapter of that organization. With the increase in the number of students in the Home Economics Department this will probably be accomplished. The members are: Evelyn Burney, Florice Copeland, Janet Cloud. Sarah Culpepper. Emma Lou Farrior. Louise Foster. Frances Ingram Mary T. Lazzari, Virginia Lowery. Ruth Moore, Ann Pafford Vera Reid Mary Florence Roberts. Annie B. Waters. rmj HOME ECONOMICS Claudia Weinmann. First Row: R. L. Adai- Soi man Fitzpatrick, Frank Fraror, John c. Hoarn. Second Row: Robert G. Hill. William M, Hill, Jo® G. Hunfor. Halan Johnson. R. Johnson. Third Row: Harman Kockritz, Lyman Mitchell. Sholdon Toorrnr Chariot Wood, Robert G. Wynn. s« Always good for a welcome surprise, the Knights came back from the summer trip for their twelfth consecutive year at Auburn with a brana-new girl vocalist. Miss Helen Johnson, whom they presented at their annual stage program at the Tiger Theatre. Bigger and better than ever, the Knights are a tradition in Auburn, and play for most of the campus dances. It is counted an honor to even sit in with this orchestra. Proud of their alumni, they currently point to Gerald Yelverton. sax artist who has, in recent years, led sax sections for Glenn Miller and now Bobby Byrne. Members of the band this year have been Bobby Adair, clarinetist and director: Shel Toomer. Herman Kickritz, Bob Wynn, and saxes: Dick Johnson and Johnny Hearn, trombones: Spillman Fitzpatrick. Joe Hunter and Bobby Hill, business manager trumpets: Charlie Woods Frank Frazer and Billy Hill, rhythm: and Miss Helen Johnson, vocalist. I 129) Firjt Row: O. D. A iobroot, W. H. Aibmo-o Job C. Bui. Sabo Baum Malcolm C i« Ralph Chriytcphor. 0ili Cuf'y. Second Row: Bobov Ccbbir; Wo 0 Fleming, Henry Bur-Green Budale Griffith, Johr D. G'ime$. Bob Hintj. Bill Holland, Charlo Itboil, Third Row: 3--c - Marrin. J. H. Me C anahar John Nicotian. Bil Pittman Edwin RodgCri Chariot M. Sca'ot. Hugh Sinclair. Marion Smith. F0uffh Row: U‘a-d E. $•«- T0mmy Stephen-. Phii Tay.'or v y Taylor Albert Thomay, j Q Wi'liamv Horace V| |- _ 'tnison Ma C’enjhaw Not in pano|. Billy Maples. Alpha Flii IIini!yi Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, was founded at LaFayette College in 1925. The Auburn Chapter Delta, one of the ninety-five chapters, was founded in 1927. The purposes of this fraternity are: to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Lav , to develop friendship, and promote service to humanity. Alpha Phi Omega renders service in four major fields, namely, to student body, to the members of the fraternity, to the nation, and to the youth. The members are: O. D. Alsobrook. W. H. Ashmore, J. C. Ball, S. Baum, M. Cain. R. Christopher. B. Curry. B. Dobbins. Warren Fleming, H. B. Green. B. Griffith, J. D. Grimes. B. Hints. W. Holland. C. Isbell. B. Maples. B. Martin, J. H. McClanahan J. Nigosian. W. Pittman. E. Rogers. C. M. Scales, H. Sinclair, M. Smith. L. E. Starr. T. Stephens. P. Taylor. W. V. Taylor, A. Thomas. J. O. Williams. H. Williamson, and Pledge Mac Crenshaw. The officers are: President, R. Dobbins: Vice-President, M. Cain; Secretary. H. B. Green: Treasurer, W. Curry: Historian. P. Taylor: Sergeant-at-Arms C. Isbell. Second semester officers: President, M. Cain: Vice-President, H. B. Green: Secretary R. Hints: Treasurer, W. SCOUTING Holland; Historian. R. Dobbins: Sergeant-at-Arms, H. Sinclair. CJIO) Hnt Ro- Oof!t Ru Bcoenfifld. gc : Btanett. Ratrioa B'omle, Row m«ry B'vii Ma y Jo Chamber. Second Ro«: Betty Co� by. Sa� a Conn lw belle M. Dowse,. Ratfioa M Elliott. LiKV Vereelle fo'dta-, Third Row: Dale Garber. Iwc Glahe. Cothryn GoW mitk. Rut i Aaaa Gaggaahaiti Oofott • •• • ney. Marcia I. Hartiell, Myrta Florence Henry. Fourth Row: Mitfie Moo e Joeev feiggai In« Keqley. Sarah Virginia Ki'twood Viola Alice long E.elr Martin Helen PerUo . Winnie Ruth Price. Fifth Ro« Mag Jane Sheffield. Dorothy I. Steele Ba'ba'a Jane Stump. A� n!e Catharine Thra� k«r. laline White Dale Wilton. Oracles Oracles is a freshman honor society under the sponsorship of Sphinx. This society was organized for the purpose of promoting higher scholarship among the freshman coeds at Auburn, and was founded on the Auburn campus in 1935. Its colors are green and yellow, and its flower is the yellow chrysanthemum. Oracles is primarily a service organization and during the year it assists Sphinx in carrying out its May Day program. The members of Oracles are: Frances Eula Baldwin, Doris Ruth Bedin-field. Imogene Bennett. Patricia Bromley. Rosemary Bruns. Mary Jo Chambers. Mailande Cheney. Betty Cosby. Sara Conner. Isabelle M. Downey. Patricia M. Elliott. Lucy V. Fordham. Dale Garber. Lucile Glahe. Cathryn Goldsmith Ruth Anna Guggenheim. Dorothy Hackney. Marcia L. Hartzeli. Myrta Florence Henry Mittie M. Jones. Eugenia I. Kegley, Sarah E. Kirkwood. Viola Alice Long. Evelyn Martin. Helen Perkins. Winnie Ruth Price. Mary Jo Spradley. Jane Sheffield. Dorothy L. Steele. Barbara Stump. Annie C. Thrasher. Laline White. Dale Wilson. SCHOLARSHIP ( JM 1 Flrtt Row: J. VV'. B ,� ie J. £. BrutF J- S, Bridget, 0. 6. Buc« J. J. Bj'I W. N. Comp-b«ll. VI . R. Clinton. Second Row: Let ie Cobb W. H. Oonovon. Roy Ewaid. E. C. Gontlo. w. M. Gregory. J. I. Gritwoid A. F. Henning. Third Row: D. J. MacKni nt H. C. McClanahan. J. H. McC anal'en. M. L. Simt. Hant Van AHer Goorqe Wii-arO C. D. Wood. Fourth Row: C. J. Battier J. W. Coleman. R. E. Colvin, B. F. Galloway Fred Gurioy. J B. - J. I. Joyner Fifth Row: Don Kiri. Robort Mo’, gan E. w. Morrit, R. H. Robc'fton Robert Rustell F. M, Smith, J. C. Soutncrleno VV. H. Weave'. Not in Panel: J, 6. Rollins. F. G. Kirwin. II ri a ere id Society Briaerean is a national honor society for co-operative students. The ten outstanding third-year Co-ops In each section are elected to membership each year. To be eligible tor e ection a student must have a weighted scholarship average of eighty-five per cent and have completed at east one year at Auburn as a Co-op. The purpose of the society is to provide an incentive for a higher standard of work among the co-operative students: to form a brotherhood which will bind them together in closer ties of good fellowship: to promote participation in activities and athletics by co-operative students, and to work to raise the standards and reputation of the co-operative course and the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The officers for the group entering in September were: E. C. Gentle, president: H. C. McClanahan, vice-president; Ray Ewald. treasurer: Robert Clinton, corresponding secretary: Will Gregory, recording secretary. The officers for the group entering in December are: Don Kirk, president; R. H. Robertson, vice-president; Fred Gurley, secretary; Bob Morgan, treasurer. The members are: J. Blake. J. Brush. J. Bridges. D. Buck. J. Burk, W. Campbell. W. Clinton. L. Cobb, W. Donovan. R. Ewald. E. Gentle. W. Gregory. J. Griswold. A. Henning, D. MacKnight. H. McClanahan. M. Sims. H. Van Aller. G. Willard. C. Wood. C. Bastien. J. Coleman, R. Colvin. B. Galloway. F. Gurley J. Houston. J. Joyner. D. Kirk. R. Morgan. E. Morris. R. Robertson. R. Russell. P. O P Smith. J. Southerland. W. Weaver. J. Rollins. F. Kirwin. 0)2) First Row: David A or. Frod Allison. Bob Dunaway. Bil' Martin. Second Row; Bob Muncastor, Homer Reid Chec« Stephens. BucV Taylor. quires For the purpose of recognizing the outstanding sophomores, O. D. K. annually selects eight second-year men for Squires. These men are selected on the basis of scholarship, achievement in leadership, character, and promise as college men. Membership in this organization is the highest campus honor that can come to a sophomore. This year Squires has been unusually active. They have lit the clock on Samford Tower which. I believe, is one of the most worthy projects undertaken by any organization on this campus in a long while. Squires annually sends letters to the presidents of the various organizations on the campus offering their assistance in any project that any organization might wish to undertake. This year they assisted O. D. K. in the Red Cross drive, and are planning on a great part in the Infantile Paralysis drive which comes off after this article was written. This year's members of Squires are: David Allen, Fred Allison. Bob Dunaway. Bill Martin. Bob Muncaster Homer Reid. Check Stevens. Buck Taylor. imi 0. Alsobrool. W. Buchanan. G. Butler J. Barton. J. Bjtlo', T. Brum o.y. B. Baron B. Bright J. Barrett M. BrOwflor 8. Bojomar- J. Bow-ran, T. Bui irtgtor M. By'd. J. Bryar C. Bryant R. Brockway W. Beasloy T. Brivcoo. T. Cope. C. Carlton T. Corley, F. Cowan, J. Cooper O. C'ows, J. Co , H. C'col. 8. Coliior, A. Coioy. C. Cobb. W, Cr«w ey, H, Ounn P. Dunn E. Donrely. R. Deauvours. M. Durham. R. Davit. J. Dolorcy, J. Dukes. R. Davit 8. Dunaway. A. Driggers, W. Dahlberg. C. E lo- S. Eich. L. Eowa'dt E. Evans E. Estes H. Fleming, R. Fullor. O. Frederic . A. F omin.q, J. GiNoy W. Gaines W. G-anqer H. Gordon. H. Game-W. G over. C. Gardner. B. Gordon. C. Hoat’ett. H. Hanton J. Held. G. Holes R. Horn C. Hereford T. Horoford, B. Hereford. R. Horn. F. Hayos. W. Hairston C. Jotinjton. W. Jadscn. J. Johnson. B. Johnson. O. Jonos. T. Johnson. M, Jackson. V. Koeb’c W. Knigh- H. Killingsworth. D. Kel oy. R. Livingston. T. Lowery. R. Logsdon S. Luf«in. L. McCn B. M-Kinney. J. Mims. R. Martin J. Mad do G. McMI an. D. McCartha. B. Misan J. McMaru J. McDonald. M. McCully C. Mooney. J. Noc’ln. W. Nc'dan, W. Noighbori B. Oliver A. Pettis. J. Pridgen. G. Pago. V. Porry. 9. Paris J. Pittman, C. Pass W. Prather. W. Pee J. Pace J. Rcgors, J. A. Rogors. J. Robinson M. Rumbiey. J. Reid T. Rc«or J. Ridgeway R. Roams. W. Reed. L. Smith. C. Stephens. M. Smith J. Snow H. Stua' P. Stuart R. Self. C. Slay. C. Scarsbrook H. Stephenson. F. Sumno'S. E. Stewart. J. Standrldge. R. Stewart. G. Stokos. J. Smith E. Smith J. Thompson. D. Thigpon, A. Thompson R. Thompson. P. Turnham. J. Tyler. T. Undcrwooa S. Windham A, WaHace. 8. W‘l im an Wat son. H. Wilson. J. Yoagor E. York. C. Story F. McCair C. B-adfcrd. AGRICULTURE Officers ore: W. O. Hairston. President: F. S. McCain. Vlce-Prosidont: Aub-ey Penis. Secretary: Charles Bradford. Treasurer; Ralph Davis Re- porter. IJMI C. Adams, C. Adams, J. Anderson. J. Androws. R. Ashwandor. W. Balloy. E. Bass. R. Bess. R. Baucoum. R. Beatty, L. Becker, A Bodino. M. 8ema', $. Bowen C. Boyd. M. Boyd. W. Browner. W. Browor, B. Brinkman. B. Brooks. J. Brown G. Brown, M. Burris. T. Bush. J. Byrd. L. Back'.man. F. Cannon, E. Carlson. F. Carter. J. Carney, F. Case. R. Clanton. A. Cloyd, W. Cochran. G. Coffee G. Cofor. L. Cohen. N. Cohen. N. Conner. R. Connor. 0. Coppage. I. Cottle. R. Cowart. E. Cox. J. Crane. M. Crawford. D. Croft, P. Culpeppor. A. Davis. C. Davis. T. Davis. B. Dawsey. T. Deal, G. Doan, D. Dimmerling, Mrs. D. Dimmerling, J. Dixon. A. Douglas. $. Dudley. G. Eason. H. Edminsfon, I. Ellis. L. Ennis, J. Fancher. P. Fichondlor. C. Fiovot. B. Flyn, S. Forostor. I. Franklin. R. Gafford. S. Gatos, D. George. G. Gilchrist. W. G arner. O. Graham, H. Hall, G. Hardwick. C. Harmon. W. Harrell, J. Harris. T. Hart. W. Hathaway. C. Hayes, T. Hayes. A. Hayden. M. Haynes. T. Head, J. Headrick, F. Henderson. W. Hicks, R. Hill. C. Hill. H. HI 'house. F. Hines. S. Hcllingor, J. Howard, T. Howard. C. Hughos. L. Irby. H. Irvin, J. Itboll. J. Jacobs, H. Jackson. B. Jolly. J. Johns. G. Jones, H. Jones. R. Jones, J. Justo. £. Jordan, 0. Jeromo, D. Kallman, C. Kaminis, B. Kennedy. R. King. D. Kirkpatrick A. Knowles. B. Lanier. C. Lang. T. Lonham, R. Loo. M. Levy. W. Linsey. J. London. F. McForrin. J. McCroy, H. McGee. C. McLean E. Mackey. J. Martin. O. Mathews. M. Meadows. G. Moore. W. Mcore John Morgan. 8. Moshor. T. Moni, J. Nnl H. Nance, W. Noa;e, H. No’son, C. Nowlin. R. Phillips. C. Pittman. C. Poitovant. E. Pope. R. Porter. C. Prickett. W. Putney M. Qullty, S. Quinones. R. Rackley. V. Rackley. B. Rawiinson. G. Rowlston. R. Reissingor, H. Riddle. T. Roby. L. Rodgors. G. Rogoff. A. Rosenthal. T. Sawyer. S. Scovillo. T. Slaughter. J. Sledge, W. Spence. J. Smith. A. Stafford, E. Stratmeyer. J. Stearns. R. Sterritt. T. Sutton. C. Swearir.gor. J. Shulor. J. Taylor. F. Thomas, L. Thompson. G. Thornton. J. Thrasher. W. Till, A. Tumor. W. Thorpe. S. Wasman. J. Waters. H. Weir. W. Woissingor, D. Woyburn, G. Whitney. K. Whittington. H. Williams J. Williams. J. Watson. E. Whaley. C. Yarborough. L. Young. L. E. Young. Cfficors are: Kenneth Whittington. president; Thomas B. Sutton, vice-president; John T. Riddle, secretary; Lomar Blalock, treasurer; Dr. M. O. Robinson, faculty advisor. 1, I, I. I VETERINARY m iwr1 m i- cmj For many years th® Auburn Boys' Glee C.'ufa has boon no� ed for its fine interprctatfon of ionqs and for the stor.'ing p ,� for«ances it hat mado in some of the loading cities of the South. This yoar if has boon ovon better than in tho patt- Qn„ lt!aion for this it because tho Girls' and the Boyi' Glee Clubs have boon combiners to give us ono of the f� n s� Glee C'ubs that this or any camous has over soon. Tho purpose has not changed, fhoy am continually trying to croa o interest ir music among tho studonts on tho c.ampus. They are always willing df® roedy to serve h« schoc ana tho locol organisations who' ney afe ca «g upon, Each year sovarol trips aro made to different soctions of the state ana on different occasions thoy have broadcast over a national hoot-up. The Gloo Club is under tho direction of Lawrencc Barnett with W. Temb:yn and M. Jar'ad acting as accompanists. Members are-R Aiboil. If- Bateman. W. BfOC«e £. Cape : L. Conner A. E net. J. Fowler. W. Gcing H Hagan. H. Hamb:in. E. Hondorson, H. Hinds, H. Holt. R. Hubbard. P. John W. Ke ■ R Mann V . Martin, M. Mathews, S. Mayo. 0. W. Moody. R. Morgan J. Overton. R. Somorvillo. c. Ware. R. Wilson. The girls are: E. Elison. S. Altinson. J. Beasley. S. Bennett V Bin!r K. B:atc J. Breedlove, A. B'ools M. Chambers. M. Cheney. N. Clayton J. Cloud. S Connell. w Comer H. Cool A. Darby V. Fo'Onam. M. f. Funehess D. Ga-be- S. F. Godfroy J- f - ©u«r'w:o, M, Haroer S. Jaclson, M. Jansen M. Jarrard. accompanist; M Johnston. A. Knapp. E. Knapp. H. Krauss M. Largcnt. E. Martin K. MacNameo D. Murdoct M. Northail E. Norton, M, E. Pipe'. M. Tippins. M. Wo N. E. W-it-.,.. F. Wideberg. Glee Null f 3 6 J Fifit Row: Bain Gibbs Ashley. John Paul Beasloy. William Bishoo. Edward Carlo Bojo man. John Calvin Deloa� ch Harry Franl Fan Howard Monroo Fulonwi'dor t i Gors-ten, Joseph Angolloo Giuli. Second Row: Goodo. Thomos loo Guyton William Paul Haymar Gocqo Martin Hughoi Burlo Jeff,... son. Bill Jefferson, Wiiliam Gay Jones. Miiton Jordan Thomas Chares lauqhlir Horberf Fioldinq Lindsey. Third Row: dal, Jamos Monroo love. Georgo McCarty GUva Mr. Keo, Milton Meadows. J. Groofoy Mooro Hiram Carl ton Myers, Robe’’ Franl Rate Chariot Poacocl Ray Pierce. Fourth Row: 8a'laan Qui- ones. James Warron Roberts, Oonaid Waiter Posenborg, Arnold Silvcrburg. Robor Spruioll, A Suttor.. Icon Thompson. Marvin Tucler. James Whidden. James P. Young. Jr. The Pre-Vet Club was founded at Auburn in 1940. The purpose o’ the club is to create a closer relationship between rhe faculty members on Vet Hill and the Pre-Vet students. The officers of this year's Pre-Vets are: George McCarty, president; Al Sutton vice-president-Warren Roberts, secretary; Marvin Tucker, treasurer; Clarke Bozeman, reporter; J. C. DeLoatch, sergeant-at-arms. The faculty advisor is Dr. Robinson. The members are: B. Ashley, J. Beasley. William Biship. E. Bozeman. J. DeLoatch, H. Farr. H. Fulenwilder. E. Gersten, J. Giuli, E. Goode. Thomas L. Guyton, W. Hayman, G. Hughes. B. Jefferson, W. Jones, M. Jordan. T. Laughlin. H. Lindsey. E. Condal, J. Love. G. McCarty. G. McKee, M. Meadows, J. Moore H. Myers, R. Pate. C. Peacock, R. Pierce. B. Quinones, J. Roberts, D. Rosenberg, A. Silverburg, R. Spruiell. A. Sutton, L. Thompson. M. Tucker. J. Whidden J. Young. Bill Jefferson, and Charles B. Goodelle. he- l 171 The Alpha Zeta fraternity, national honorary agricultural service fraternity, was organized on the Auburn campus last year for the purpose of recognizing those agricultural students who were outstanding in scholarship, extra-curricular activities, character and potentialities as leaders. The officers of the organization this year are: Sam Tisdale, chancellor- Jack Snow, censor; B. B. Williamson, scribe; G. E. Fowler, treasurer; Clifton Cox, chronicler. The members are: C. I. Alton, M. W. Baldwin, C. R. Bradford. J. T. Cope. T. Corley. C. Cox, F. Curtis, Jr., John H. Davis, R. Davis, E. D. Donnelly, P. A. Dunn, A. A. Fleming, H. J. Fleming, G. E. Fowler, R O. Haas, C. R. Heaslett, T. Hereford, E. C. Holt, W. W. Knight. A. T. Lanier, A. Pettis, C. E. Scarsbrook, Marvin Smith, Jack Snow, S. Tisdale. B. B. Williamson, J. H. Yeager, E. T. York. F«'� � R- «: C'lo'if. !. A ■ r R. B'adf-To- Co� Curti . J Henry D, o t i 0. W. Baldwin. Oa-! 3rd. J. T. Coee, Jr., lev. Clifton Co. Fred Second Row: evl.. Ract- Davli £d. Dcnrcl y. Per.y Ado' ohui_ Dunn Art, Ar.dertor Homing H..-b«'t J. F ominq f F .� Third Row: Robe- Olivo. Heat. Charles R. Hoatlot? Tom Ho'ofc.a Ethan C. Ho - William E-lcl Knight. Aubrey T. Lenler Au-Fourth Row: Claronce E. Sca'tbrool, Marvin McCoy Smith JacV Snow. Sam Ti'.dalo. 8. 8. William-ton. Jctoph H. Yeaaer. E. T. YorV. IIM1 First Row: C. F. C. 8 ntloy R. C. Caraway R. S. Car� en� . J. N. Coopo' C. A. Dubborloy. R. C. G w 11! im. W. W. Hollings woah. Second Row: J. P. Lowallen. G. H. McBfido R. M. Mcftor J. N. Mueilof. A. D. Mullin. D. M. Nolen. 8. G. PefOMOn. S. J. fti Third Row: W. C. Richfer, L. M. Sarag, C. W. Scott, G. L. Smith, T. M. Smith, J. F. Sutt'e. L. V. Tindal. G. W. Willard. The Alabama Tech Chi Chapter was colonized on rhe A. P. I, Cam-pus in the fall of 1940 by a group of seniors in Mechanical Engineering seeking to award merit to those who have been outstanding m this field. The selection of students to Pi Tau Sigma is based on scholarship, extra-curricular activities, character, and potentialities as a leader. The members are: C. F. Barclay. W. C. Bentley, R. C. Callaway, R. $. Carstens. J. N. Cooper. C. A. Dubberley. R. C. Gwillim, W. W. Hollingsworth, J. P. Lewallen, G. H. McBride, R. M. Morton. J. N. Mueller, A. D. Mullin, D. M. Nolen, G. G. Peterson, S. J. Price W. C. Richter, L. M. Sahag, C. W. Scott. G. L. Smith. T. N Smith. j. p. Suttle. L. V. Tindall. G. W. Williard. The officers are. $ j pr;ce President: C. A. Dubberley, Vice-President-R. C. Gwill; Secretary: R. C. Callaway, Treasurer. 1 i T a u Sigma The Auburn Chapter of the National Collegiate Society of Spiked Shoe is composed of Varsity Track and Cross-country athletes who have earned the award for either sport. The object of the society is to bring together track athletes and to further the interest of the sport at Auburn. The members are: John C. Ball. John E. Brush, Herbert Burton. Earl Cleghorn, Charles Finney. Warren Fleming. Hoyt Hall. Roberts Hints. Hugh Maddox. Frank Manci, Herbert Morgan. Robert Morton. Ernest Reed. James A. Robinson, James Seay. The officers are: Hoyt Hall. President: James A. Robinson, Vice-President; John E. Brush. Secretary and Treasurer. Fiat Row: J ( B'i E. . Hc b -f Bu’fon Ea-C eqhoro. Chfttloi f.'r ov Second Row: W.vrr F - . Hoy� Hall Robe- Him. Viiti V.’-- Third Row; Hi'-bef! M ja Rcbnrt Vorfon. E” eit Reed. A. Rob’iniO J«T e� Seay. f MO I Fin Row: M„ Fr«nl N. Browaor. Bon H. C'aicj. Jr.. Ato L. Dooo J-. John L. Downing. Second Row: Thomoi S. Hoi� ot� o' Rob«'? B. HudiOn. John 6. Mnrtin Jomos I. Rouse Merlin L. Sims. Third Row: Ralph Styring. Dona d C. Wells J-Amot Wilbantt. F'nncis A Woolfley. Jr.. Rolnncj Youncj. No in Panel: mon McArthur The purpose of Phi Lambda Upsilon is: to foster a spirit of fellow-ship among the students in the field of chemistry, to promote a higher standard of scholarship, to widen the interest in the field of chemistry and its allied arts, and to place honor upon those students deserving of recognition because of their meritorious work. A national honorary chemical society, founded at the University of Illinois in 1899, it has thirty-eight chapters, the Alpha lota Chapter at Auburn having been founded in 1933. The members of the Alpha lota Chapter are: Malcolm Bethea, Frank N. Browder, Ben Craig, Jr., Asa L. Dodd, Jr., John Downing, Thomas Hostetter, Robert Hudson John Martin. J. H. McArthur, James Rouse, Mearlin Sims, Ralph Styring, Donald Wells. J. A. Wilbanks, F. A. Woofley, R. D. Young. The officers are: R. D. Young, President: Malcolm Bethea, Vice-President; Frank N. Browder, Secretary. I1 III La11)da Upsilon CM! I Tau Kappa Alpha Tau Kappo Alpha has for Its purpose to promote and sponsor collegiate and intercollegiate forensic activities, and to recognize and reward those students excelling therein. This organization was founded at Indiana University in 1908. The Auburn chapter, one of ninety-five chapters throughout the country, wax founded in 1935. The officers are: Charles Dubbcrley. President; Hoyt Hall, Vice-President; Robert Guillot. Secretary and Treasurer. First Row: Charles Dubberley. Hoyt Hall. Second Row: Robert Guillot. Sabi Baum. Third Row: R -iard Bjurberg Bill Moore. Wynona Parker. The members are: C. J. Alton, J. Baker. H. Booker, C. Bradford. C. Bryant, M. C. Byrd, C. Cox R. Davis. W. Dillard. R. Dunaway. H. Duke, T. Edgar, L. Estes, L. C. Fitzpatrick, H. F eming, G. Fowler, A. Gilmore, R. Gregory, J. D. Handley, T. D. Heard, Quentero Hightower. R. C. horn. W. D. Ivey, J. Jones, J. Jernigan, T. H. Johnson, W. B. Keith. R. Killebrew, W. Knight, R. Lee. Jr.. M. McGehee. A. W. Murrah, J. R. Rankin, R. Reams. J. Roden. W. R. Rotenberry. W. R. Sanders, R. Snell, J. Snow, W. K. Thompson, B. Thompkins. F. Turk. P. Turnham, D. Tyler W. Ward. H. O. White, H. Whitley, B. B. Williamson. F. Yarbrough. The officers are: P. Turnham. President: B. Thompkins, Vice-President; Mixon Byrd. Secretary-Treasurer; C. Bryant. Reporter. Sears Scholarships The purposes of this organization are: To foster a spirit of friendliness among students in the School of Agriculture, to develop lead ership to promote a high scholastic standing among Its members and to encourage extracurricular activities. Pre Law This society was organized for the purpose of promoting friendships and encouraging the study of Pre- aw among the students of A a'oama Polytechnic Institute. The group is in its infancy, having just come on the campus this year. However, it will continue to make great progress ana in days to come be a credit to our schoo . The officers are: Cullen M. Ward. President: Robert E. Varner. Vice-President: Clara Ellen Slaton, Secretary: Robert Guillot. Treasurer. First Row: John A. Earnest, Robert Guillot. Henry W. Poellnitz. Robert E. Varner. Second Row: Bentiey H. Chappel. James Conrad. Elizabeth Kirk. Clara Ellen Third Row: Henry B. Steaga'I. Cullen M. Ward. Joe C. Bailey Sam G. Buford, Joe T. Burns. Fourth Row: Harry Dicus John S. Glenn. Robert E. Hart. Frank H. rne, William C. Hill. Fifth Row: Yetta G. Sam-ford. William J. Gordy, Ernest Page. Henry B. Park, William B. Tayior. The ofticers of our local club are: Hugh Maddox. President; Margaret Kilburn. Vice-President; Emma Jean Vick. Secretary and Treasurer. The members are: J. Berlin, J. Fields. D. Floyd, Pat Ford, M. Foshee R. Harraway. M. Hurst. W. J. Isbell, F. Hopton-Jones. M. Kilburn P. Kimata. B. Maddox. H. Maddox, M. McGill, A. Owsley, L. Perry, M. Perry, M. Prince. S. Smith. H. Thie ch E. J. Vick, E. Witmer. J. H. Yeager. I. R, C. The Internationa Relations Club is composea of upperclassmen who manifest an Interest in international affair; and who meet the en trance requirement'.. It affi ates with and is sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment Fund. It was founded in 1923. while the local chaD ter was established in 1932. Scarab Founded at the University of Illinois in 1909, Scarab has provided a means for attaining a broader knowledge of architecture and allied arts; securing, through association. the advantages of a more refined culture stimulates a greater interest in expression through the graphic arts: promoting friendly competition and creating fe lowship in the fraternity. The officers are: Joe Mead ows. President; Harry Huff, Vice President' Dale Wise. Secretary: Robert Stemonberg, Treasurer. First Row: R. B. Ciopton. John Cooper, H. B. Huff. Jr. Second Row: R. O. Kiper. J. B. Marsh i Joe Meadows. Third Row: Jeff Pafford. R. Ralston R. Sfernenbetg. Fourth Row: Dole Wise T. R. Bcnning Jr., B! J. Ham Carl Lancaster. £t D O c o Q O R C A N I Z A T I Q N S The members of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences are: Tom Barnes. C. L. Davis Jack Whitley. Carl Hicks. Howard Kann. Ed Allen. Bob Powers. Warren Fleming Bob Carstens, B. L. Henry, Bill Trammell. McMurray Griffith Bobby Dobbins. R. N. Campbell. T. W. Morgan. Kenneth Wells, Jacque Houser. Professor R. G. Pitts. William F0wler, Charles Overby. George Heard. Lawrence Heyduck. . Ae. S. The student branch or the African Institute 0f Ac taotlcai Scioncct is a membe' of the rational Ins-., tute. The stuoent branch was formed ho«o aocut • -years aqo but has oea'ca a hi jh interest In ao-,r4, tics du'inq this short time. The purpose to pro mo� o interest in aeronautics and fo the advancement and disti'Hnation of Iron odtjo of th9 tfc90ry - J practice of the aerc-rautica sciences. Juniors senie't «nd l'aoua'o s ude - m Ao� o 9w. r.'ta Engineering o'O Ae-cneu ita Ao -inist� 4.: , are eliq'ble for membership in the student branch c’ the Injtituto. Upon graduation they aro made Tech, nica! member-.. The students ta e parr in pr{ qrams and interestinq octuros are oivon fey mom-b«ri of h« faculty. Professor obe t G. Pitt, faculty aavi- ' a-d La y Heyduci it Ch ;,. , Alpha Epsilon Delta One of the newest and most active organizations on the Auburn campus Is Alpha Epsi'on De ta. Nationa Honorary Pre-Medical Society. Aipha Epsilon Delta, founded in 1926 at the University of Alabama, has as its objects the encouragement of excellence In pre-med worlc. the binding together of similarly interested students. and the bridging of the gap between ore-meds and medical students. • First Row: Hollis C. Fenn, Elizabeth D. Gragg, Malcolm E. Hunter. Second Row: Jaclr Trice Jones. Earl W. Jordan, Margaret O. Kilburn, Louis Landrum. Third Row: William S. Lynn, Paj ine McG:nnis, Glenn Richard son. Ben F. Ventress. The members are: G. A. Austin J. Barton. Guy Blackwell. L. Bolon. W. A. Boone. W. Clarke. W. Clanton, J. Colvord, Paul Crowe, A. Diegle, W. Gregory. W. E. Gregory. C. Harris. D. Harris C. B. Hewitt. W. Henry, L. Ingram, H. Jehle. P. Jenkins. J. Jones. J. B. Jones. C. Kershaw, R. Kulp, C. Luke. J. Lee. W. Maxwell C. Middleton. R. Mitchell, W. Nesmith, H. Norcen, J. Z. Perry, E. Rodgers. H. Rainey. W. Samuel. A. Smith. R. Stanfield. F. Tobey. M. Truss. G. Wallace. M. Wilkins. Officers: R. C. Stanfield, President; J. A. Jones. Vice-President; C. C. Middleton Secretary; J. M. Barton, Treasurer. A. S. C. E. The American Society of Civ! Engineers I the oldest national engineering society in the United States. It was instituted in 1852 for the purpose of advancing engineering and architectural knowledge and oractice. main taining a high professional standard among its members, encouraging intercourse be tween men of practical science, and e:tao lishing a central point of reference and union for its member:. UHfc k Y Owls The purpose of Owls is to recognize scholastic abi. ty and campus leadership among Sophomore girls. Tnc or gam'zation is sponsored by Cardinal Key. as a service organization. The number of twelve members only beng set by Cardinal Key. Owls nas been a joint sponsor of the Tea Room, located in Dormitory One. The officers are: Betty Barnes. President: Marjorie McKinnon, Vice-President: Drusilia Mullane. Secretary: A :ce Ba ' 'reas urer. First Row: Betty Ba Second Row: M ry Loranz. Third Row: B' Me '-'arjoric McKinnon, f Fourth Row: Dorothy Non Margaret Tucker The officers are: Morgan Wallace. President: Alphas G. Driggers. Vice-President; Byron B. William son, Jr.. Secretary; James Smith, Treasurer; Frank Jenkins. Reporter; Pro . R. W. Montgomery, Advisor. F. F. A. The purpose of the collegiate F. F. A. is to train students who plan to enter the field of agricultural education as teachers in high schools to excel as F. F. A. advisors. While in college the students are tauqht how to organize maintain, ana prepare interesting programs. The F. F. A. takes an active part in all camDus activities. They SDonsor such activities as a woekly broadcast over the local broadcasting tation. enter all phases of intramural sport$, sponsor a debating team, and give an annual dance and banquet. Chi Epsilon The purpose of Chi Epsilon, a national honorary civil engineerlnq fraternity, is to form a close union, and a tie of friendship and brotherhood between those in the civil engineering profession who have shown marked ability and interest in the profession. Chi Epsilon was founded at the University of Illinois in :922. the Auburn Chapter in 1937. The officers are: C. B. Hewitt. President: G. A. Austin, Vice-President: M. Phipps, Secretary and Treasurer; Zac Perry, Associate Editor Transit. First Row: George A. Austin, James M. Barton, William W. C Second Row: C. B. James A. Jones, J. H. Lee, Charles C. Middleton. Third Row: J. Zac Perry, Manderville Phipos. H. Fred Rainey. R. C. Stan! Arthur M. S............ Fourth Row: Frank T. Tobey Malcolm C. Cook, Willie D. DeBaroeleben, M. Gregory, Cullen F. Harris. Fifth Row: L. Preston Jenkins. Edwin C. Rodgers, Wiiliam L. Samuel. Mar;on H. Wili-:ns John D. Wilson. The members ere: J. Allen, W. Ashmore, S. Baum E. Bean. W. Bentley. R. Brakeman, R. Calloway, R. Chisholm. R. Clements. W. Cohen. W. Daniel, C. Dubberley. C. Dunn. F. Fuller, A. Gaines. J. Gaston, F. Grace, R. Greeson. J. Grimes, R. Gwillim. H. Hagan, G. Hallmark, L. Hancock, E. Jones. C. Kelley, W. Kelley, J. Lande. C. Layfield. J. Main. F. Manci, T. Martin. G. McBride, A. Merrill, $. Morton. F. Moss. A. Mullin, A. Nigosian, D. Nolen, C. Overby, G. Owen. A. Penn. W. B. Persons. B. Peterson. H. Reynolds. W. Richter W. Riddick. A. Roberts. A. Romanos. L. Sahag, N. Saxon, G. Smith. L. Starr J. Suttle, J. Tankersley. L. Tindal W. Trammell, E. Wagner. N. Walker. P. Weintritt, W. Willis. A, S. M. E. The object of the student branch of the A. S. M. E. is to add to the students’ acquaintance with the practical side of eng:neering. tc furnish the student with a journal of tho society, to develop the student s initiative, and to provide contact' among the fudenfs. Pi Tau Chi Pi Tau Chi is a national honor society for Methodist students who are outstanding in character, in service, and in loyalty. The Alpha Delta Chapter was founded at Alabama Polytechnic Institute on April 19, 1940, with the Rev. Franklin Shacke’ford Moseley as advisor. The officers are: Archie Diegie, President: Ruth Moore. Vice-President: Douglas Baker. Treasurer. First Row; Douglas Stering Baker. Morion Pullen Bomar. Charles Alexander Dean Jr. Second Row: Archie Wi iiam Diego , Jr.. Mary Elizabeth Marshall. Ruth Moore. Third Row: Bcnjam'n Ear Park Mary Ruth Price Mary Florence Roberts, Ko een Stone Haire. The members are: O. Alsobrook, R. Bailey J. Ballard. C. Boyd. C. Brandorff, J. Bryan. J. Butt, J. Culpepper. F. Curtis. J. Conniff. T. Corley W. Crawford, W. Dumas. M. Davis. J. Dearman, W. Dodd, H. Duke. R. Dunlap. H. Fleming. C. Grant. J. Dismukes. H. Hamilton, T. Hereford. J. Hornsby. J. Jackson, J. Jonnson. L. Johnson. W. Jones. B. Kelley, F. Keown, H. King W. Keith T. Lowery, T. McNaron, B. Morton, W. Musgrove, A. Pettis, D. Pruitt, J. Rogers M. Skelton. L. Stoddard. E. Ward. B. Yarbrough, B. Young. C. Webb. A. S. A. E. The object of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers is to oromote directly and indirectly the interests of the students in Agricultural Engineering, particularly as these interests relate to their professional advancement and to the oarent sociery, the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. This society was organized on the Auburn campus during the first semester of the school year 1940-41. American Pharmaceutical Society The student branch of American Pha'maceufical Society was organized at Auburn for the betterment of the Schoo or Pharmacy: to promote a fueling of fellowship among the students In the Schoo of Pharmacy: to encourage hiqher standards In scholarship, eadersnip and activities. This year's officers are: J. H. Stacey, president- H, M. Dykes, vice-president: J. P. Dalton, secretary: Tommy Schuessler, treasurer. First Row: ton, H. M. Dykes. M. L. Holley J. C. MacDavId. G. A. Main. Second Row: Wm. H. Michel-son, E. S. Mitchek T. W. Schuessler, J. H. Stacey, F. S. Tucker. Third Row: S. D. Garrett A. T. Bradforo J E. jht, S. W. Plant. Fourth Row: Wm. H. Ryan, E. L. Feaqin P. G. Green, H. E. Mitcheii C. E. B. O. Shift H Fifth Row: G. G. Smith. N. H. Tucker. H. F. Turner, U. Turner, L. B. Brannon. A. K. Sixth Row: R. Goiden. M. R. Kyzar. A. 0. comb. E. D. Nail, E. M. Price. W. D. Turnipseed. o R C A N 1 Z A T 1 O N S Reading eft to right, the members ore: L. McMahan W. Swinson. J. Cloud, G. Marcholne, Caroline Fite. M. Tompkins. L. Brooke. M. McC'endon. F Hamilton. S. Cu pepper. M. Nash M. Morgan. Secono Row: N. Autry. C. WIennmann. M. Herring F. Cope and, R. McRae. L. Croon M. Martin, M. Summers. S. Bailey. M. Reedom R. Moore, D. Norman. Third Row: M. Davis. E. McGhee. K. Duncan C. McRae, M. Taylor, M. Loranz J. Sheffield. K. Goldsmith. K. Bradley. K. Norton. V. Lowery. D. Carpenter, E. Pritchett. Fourth Row: V. Y. Reid. J. Hester. A. White E. Torbert S. Hllger. K. Phillips. A. Jones, M. Janson, B. Camp M. Davis. W. Parker. M. Walk, Fifth Row- P. Brumlcy L. Wooldridge. B. Ellis. D. Hall. T. McGcnee, E. Hunt. $. Cork. The officers: Miriam McClendon, president: Frances Hamilton, vice-president- Claudia Wlenmann. secretary. Dana King Gatchell Club The purpose of the Dana King Gatche Club is to develop a professional spirit among the undergraduate students in Home Economics: to acquaint its members with the Notional and State organiza Ion of Home Economics, and to cooperate with other organizations in the school to create genera interest among the students. Alpha Mu Theta The purpose of this organization is to promote interest in the practical application of laboratory technique, to further a spirit of cooperation and unity among the students of laboratory technology, and to encourage in them a high moral, intellectual, and scholastic standing. The officers are: Marjorie McKinnon. President: Mar garet Tucker. Secretary and Treasurer. First Row: Alice C. Blair. Muriel Blonstein, Gee Davies. Second Row: Lillian Evans. Eletha Howard. Margaret Kilburn. Third Row: Bettye Mason Nancy Merrill, Drusi: i Mullane, Pauline McGinnis. Fourth Row: Marjorie McKinnon. Jean Thomas. Margaret Tucker. Julia E. Wynne. Not in Panel: James Edwin Davis. The members are: W. Berry, M. Bethea, G. Bloom F. Browder, H. Carder, H. Collier, R. Corman, B. Craig. F. Forster, J. Hand. J. Heard. R. Hudson, C. Isbell, E. King H. Knight, W. Libby A. Long, J. Lutz, B. Martin, J. McCleskey. J. Nichols, B. Nixon, R. Orrison. W. Patton. R. Pelham. R. Pettus. C. Rev , J. Rouse, J. Sanders, M. Sims, W. Soclcwell. W. Stanley. R. Sty ring. S. Vance J. West, A. Wilbanks, H. Williamson, E. Wilkinson, J. Woods. F. Woofley. H. Yeager, R. Young. The officers are: Hartwell Perry, Chairman: Francis Woofley, Vice-Chairman; Ralph Styring. Secretary: Joe McCleskey, Treasurer. A. I. Ch. E, Auburn's student branch of :he American In stitute of Chemical Engineers has as its purpose the development of a orofessiona- spirit among the undergraduate students In chemical engineering at A. P. I. the acquaintance of those students with the work of the national society, and cooperation with other campus organizations in preparing programs of interest to chemical engineering students. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union i$ the connecting link between ♦he school and the church. I is the unifying unit which coordinates all of the activities of the Auburn Baptist Students on this campus. Any member of any of the separate parts of the church are members of the B. S. U. The Council, composed of students directs the activities. First Row: Annie Deinwood Brooks, Ernest Ciay Burgir. iway. Second Row: Janet C euo ( June Elaine Forbus, A. Louise Green. Third Row: Johnnie Mae Hovey Frances Ingram, William Jesse Isbe W iam • ric nign-. Fourth Row: E izabeth Lam beth Hugh Gilbert Maddox. Malzie Leigh Nelson, James Pharr. Fifth Row: Vera Young Reid Edwin Mar: Rush John Harvey Thomas. Not in Panel: T. C. Clark, Dr. Randall Jones. Dr. J. R. Edwards. These members are: F. Adams. R. Aybell W. Bailey. O. Baxter. W. Booker. W. Busch, H. G. Carter. H. Crine. R. Ellis. R. French. E. Gentle, R. Harraway, F. Henning, J. House. R. Houston R. Irwin, G. Johnston. R. Kaisner. W. Keith J. Landes. E. Lindsay. R. Love G. Mallory, I. Mayfield. S. Mayo. C. McCall, A. McCartney. H. McClanahan, T. McDaniel, A. Milton. W. Morris. A. Morrison, S. Oglesby, P. Pendleton, S. Perry, T. Perry, G. Reynolds, V. Rice. G. Saunders. C. Smith J. Southerland, A. Wallace, J. Watson. C. Wellons, G. Wheeler. M. White. J. Wood R. Wilson. A. I. E. E. Auburn s A. I. E. E. is the student branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and has for its purposes the coordination o thoughts and actions of E. E. .tudents ad vancing of theory and practice of the profession, and maintaininq a high standard of efficiency among its members. o W. A. A. The purpose of the Women s Atnietic Association s to sponsor el! types of recreationa activity on the campus. It was established nere 1933. This organization tries to make each girl s life at Auburn more enjoyable by conducting many socials throughout the year. It also assists the physics education department with tne intramural sports program each year. The officers are: Ruth Price. President: Elizabeth Kilpatrick Vice-President: Frances Ellis. Secretary: Sarah Smith. Treasurer. First Row: Doris Avery Betty June Baker Mildred Brown Emmagene Dawson Second Row: Dob b’ns. Blanche E iis. Frances F Marion Fitch. Third Row: Dcrotny F oyd Mary c a Fun Frances G Jfrey Fourth Row: beth Kilpatrick. Eloise Lapp. Lucinda Laseter Dorothy Norman. Fifth Row: v • Lou ( ''ae Patton, Sixth Row: Stella Rigas Virginia Shoultz, Sarah Smith Delphlne Thomas. Eleanor Wnatiey. R N The officers ere: W. B. Crawley, president: H. H. Creel vice-president: W. F. Harrison secretary and treasurer; Joe Yeager, reporter. The members are: W. H. Dickey. H. H. Creel, V. L. Keeble W. B. Kciloy. J. A. Lee, W. M. Reed, J. Yeager, J. T. Grimes. R. Shively. W. H. Buchanan, J. S. Butler. C. Cox. W. B. Crawley. W. E. Granger, W. F. Harrison. B. B. Knowles. D. C. Morris. T. H. Johnson, W. K. Thompson. W. W. Ward, M. E. Jordan. Ag Administration Club The Agricultura Administration Club was organized by the students of the Agricuitura Administration School November 3 1941. To promote better fellowship among agricultura administration students, ‘o increase interest among agricultural administration students in both agriculture and extra curricular activities and to stimulate interest among other ag' cultural students in the field of agricultura economics are the chief purooses of this club. ADVERT $ E R $ Proxy Duncan greets Ex-Proxy McVey of Kentucky. NEW—MODERN PITTS HOTEL Every Room With Bath JIM HOWARD PITTS. Proprietor SPECIALISTS H ) School and College Annuals and Publicity Booklets ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOLS We can print or lithograph an Annua to fit your budget THE PARAGON PRESS T™! HAPPY LANDINGS! C=JC=� CHIEF’S 0 DRIVE IT Phone 446 o=3nc=o CHIEF ROLAND L. SHINE IDEAL LAUNDRY has employed the following students during the year 1941-194? Botty Barnes James Pasteur E. H. Brothers Albert Scroggins A. D. Burdette Mary Burns Shoot Harris Discus J. R. Speed Margueritte GHbrcc Henrietta Story William Henry Joe Venerulla M. Kelly K. G. Wells Thomas Lawrence Dorothy Whatley A. D. Legg F. P. J. Whatley Martin O. R. Williamson Edna Earl Wright LAUNDERERS • DRY CLEANERS AUBURN ALABAMA M A LONE Office Equipmknt COMPANY A COMPLETE OFFICE SERVICE 105 12TH STREET COLUMBUS, GEORGIA SINCE 1883 USE STANDARD FERTILIZERS FIELD TESTED MADE BY STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Incorporated TROY, ALABAMA 59 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS FARM SERVICE HOLLINGSWORTH AND NORMAN OPELIKA. ALA. ▼ LEADERS IN READY-TO-WEAR FOR MEN AND LADIES Compliments of AUBURN FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings AUBURN. ALABAMA Wo Do Picture Framing Something from Sergeent York? A. MEADOWS Garage and Filling Station. Automobile Repairs Tires Tubes, and Accessories AUBURN, ALABAMA HEATING SUPPLIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PLUMBING SUPPLIES BENSON PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Contractors PHONE 301 AUBURN, ALABAMA LEVY-MORTON COMPANY PHONE HO Electrical Wiring—Distinctive Lighting Fixtures Just Across Thirteenth Street Viaduct 1028 UTH STREET COLUMBUS. GEORGIA When in need of School Supplies. Electrica App ionces or Various Student Needs— Aiways Tnink of the FRIENDLY Store. W are Here to serve you GRADY LOFTIN 5 AND 10c STORE It's the real thing Ice-cold Coco-Colo offers you delicious tasfc that always pleases . . . life and sparkle that always refreshes. And you find it around the corner from anywhere. When you wont to be refreshed, drink ice-cold Coca-Cola. It's the real thing. IIOMLCO UNOEK AUTMORITY Of THE COCA COLA COMPANY BY OPELIKA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY. INC. Off fA AlABAMA WARREN KNIGHT DAVIS ARCHITECTS BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA • 9 % • • ARCHITECTS FOR AUBURN'S RECENT BUILDING PROGRAM Dr tt reheanal for ODKak preient«tion. FANCY GROCERIES AND WESTERN MEATS AUBURN CASH GROCERY AIR CONDITIONED W. W. HAMILTON 0 n«r Phone 320 Auburn. Alabamo DIAMONDS WATCHES CHINA SILVERWARE FRATERNITY JEWELRY COOK JEWELRY CO. Eason T. Coolt. Class '14. Owner OPELIKA. ALABAMA MILL SUPPLIES —PLUMBING SUPPLIES JOHNS MANVILLE BUILDING MATERIALS STOVES AND HEATERS COLUMBUS IRON WORKS CO. COLUMBUS. GEORGIA Established 1853 FOR HIGH QUALITY Floor Finishes, Floor Waxes. Floor Cleansers, Disinfectants, Insecticides, Floor Machines. Dcordorants, Janitor Supplies Buy From THE SELIG CO. MANUFACTURERS In Your Service Since 1896 • DALLAS ATLANTA NEW ORLEANS AUBURN ICE AND COAL COMPANY BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES Building Materials Ice ond Coa: PHONE 629 PHONE 118 Eight-bell in corner pocket. imj So help us, Ooc, � « didn t do it! DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE KLEIN AND SON JEWELERS MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA CAMERAS OPTICAL SERVICE end photographic Scientific Eye supplies Examinations DEHNER’S Quality Custom Made Leather Equipment BOOTS—JODHPUR BOOTS JODHPUR OXFORDS GARRISON AND SAM BROWNE BELTS The Dehner Co., Inc. OMAHA NEBRASKA COLLEGE UNIFORMS Also Army. Navy Police. Hotel. Fire men, Chauffeurs. Railway letter Carriers UNIFORMS PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. CO. CINCINNATI OHIO 628 Sycamore S 'ci ' 8ANNERS FLAGS BAOGES SCHLOSS KAHN GROCERY COMPANY FOR BEST SUNDAY DINNER PRODUCTS] RESULTS THE BEST-REASONABLY PRICED | The Quality House Established 1871 Compliment of McKesson robbins, incorporated DOSIER—N08TMINGT0N DIVISION LABORATORY APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS CHEMICAL. METALLURGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES BIRMINGHAM. ALA. PHONE S67 FOR APPOINTMENTS RUBYE’S BEAUTY SALON WRIGHT BUILDING ON MAGNOLIA STREET MRS. J. V. WELCHER, Owner We create a becoming style for your special type of beauty. We solve your beauty problems. FREDERICK-WILLIAMS McGINTY FURNITURE—FUNERAL DIRECTORS Your Favorite Lines of Records and Radios Opelika. Alabama Auburn. Alabama I � 60 I BATSON-COOK COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS Cg=3C=0 WEST POINT, GEORGIA Now whore would I go If I were « deficit? When in Montgomery MAKE SEARS YOUR Sporting Goods Headquarters SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. 115 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, Ala. THE TIGER THEATRE l JSI 1 Home of Select Pictures Auburn, Alabama Rear view of Samford Hall. BALL’S BREAD The Toost of the Town BALL’S BAKERY OPELIKA. ALA. HAGEDORN’S OPELIKA S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE OPELIKA. ALABAMA Wear Advertised Lines of Clothing LEADERS IN MEN'S WEAR Manhattan Shirts. Griffon Suits Portage Shoes. Knox Hot-, WARD 8 KING auburn Our Best Ads Are Not Written: They re Worn The Best Dressed Men . WEAR CAPITOL CLOTHING STORE Sixty-three Years On the Square MONTGOMERY ALABAMA THE SCHWOB CO BIRMINGHAM MONTGOMERY DOTHAN mobile Broadway at 10th Broadway « COLUMBUS GEORGIA I la: I STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA, ALABAMA =anc=o At the Close of Business January 27, 1942 o=anc=o RESOURCES Loans and Discounts $476,341.49 United States Bonds 279,068.75 Other Stocks. Bonds and Securities Owned 95.000.00 Furniture and Fixtures 11,000.00 Real Estate 21,026.80 Other Assets 2,000.00 CASH Due from Banks $836,211.94 Cash in Vault 89.534.11 925,746.05 $1,810,183.09 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits $100,000.00 250.000.00 40,337.00 Deposits 1.419.846.09 $1,810,183.0? ★ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DIVIDENDS PAID IN THE LAST TWENTY-TWO YEARS, $320,000.00 H. L. Hall...................... President Claud H. Brown.................... Cashier DIRECTORS H. I. Hall E. F. Jackson F. B. Smith T Winston Smith T Claud H. Brown R. W. 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KING’S NURSERY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS • Opelika-Auburn Highway Phone'. I 34 R—611 Office Desks ana Filing Cabinets Commercial Stationery Dictaphone—Dictating Machines MERCANTILE PAPER COMPANY MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA BURTON’S BOOK STORE Since 1878 SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY New and Second-Hand Text Books, Drawing Instruments and Materials, Stationery, College Supplies, Auburn Pennants and Pillow Covers Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention • CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '42 I )6S 1 Compliments of BANK OF AUBURN, -BANK OF PERSONAL SERVlCr ■ Member of F. D. I. C. Compliments of FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA. ALABAMA You will take increasing pride and joy with your Balfour ring over the years • CLASS RINGS AND PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS—PERSONAL CARDS CUPS—MEDALS TROPHIES MaLer of Off ciai Ring of the A abama Poiy technic Institute and Commencement Invitations for Senior C ass L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY • Branch Manager E. G. FITZGERALD BOX 107? BIRMINGHAM ALA. Running off iome Jekyll juice. AUBURN ALABAMA JAKE, JIMMIE, BILLY HITCHCOCK COFFEE SHOP PITTS HOTEL Good Food at Moderate Prices E. 0. PEARSON FURNITURE COMPANY OPELIKA ALABAMA COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS NEW AND USED FURNITURE Cash or Terms ««• I The med scientist with Frankenstein. PROZ RITI IC( CREAM AUBURN PHONL S36 OPELIKA CREAMERY � OPELIKA PHONE 37 DAIRYLAND MILK COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY OF OPELIKA ALABAMA As you remember your college days remember the store that reduced Book Prices THE F. F. A. CO-OP LOCATED IN SAMFORD BASEMENT We Handle New ana Second Hand BOOKS FANNIN’S Where You Come to Look and Stay to Buy HOME OF HART. SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES MANHATTAN SHIRTS KNOX HATS IH-II6 Montqorrxjfy $tf00, MONTGOMERY THE 1942 GLOMERATA Cover Designed and Produced by KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE Is Bound in a O Lncjskraft COMPLIMENTS OF BENSON'S Rushing for the brush. f 368 j C«d � support their teem. BOB’S TAXIS CALL A CAB Phono 9111 9111 91 BEN FRANKLIN 5 AND 10 STORE A Good Variety Store With Courteous Service Where Students Like to Trade H. R. HUBBARD COMPLIMENTS OF AN AUBURN SUPPORTER THE AUBURN GRILL AUBURN. ALA. Compliments of TIGER MOTOR COMPANY COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE • J. A. BLACKBURN and C. H. WARD. Prop. AUBURN. ALABAMA PHONE 300 • FRIDEN CALCULATORS • OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES • VICTOR ADDING MACHINES • PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS • GENUINE A. B. DICK COMPANY SALES—SERVICE—SUPPLIES DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Stationers—Stamp Makers—Printers Bell Building Montgomery, Alabama l)� l COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AUBURN AUBURN ALABAMA OFFICERS w. w. mil; 9. F. HUDSON A I. THOMAS G. H. WRIGHT POBFPT H. INGRAM Chairman Board . Cashier A H EADquarfers for FREDERICK POST ARCHITECTS' AND ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES Drflw’ng Instruments Slide Ruies S aies. Drawing Boards, Etc. SCHOOL AND LIBRARY EQUIPMENT We are proud to have equipped E. E. FORBES SONS PIANO COMPANY •iff. a Annijlon Birmingham D� -' atu. a d Vo'y m i’( ,a« iUppy you with anythin© Jr the mut:- a lu-.eh- © app'iancc . The. • •’if: r-«ammcna Electric O'o� r Sole c. and Novecnoro i ■ the Ceo',''V nd Ma'iravo ,� n R C. A, Co bi'’f lior ftaoi© and Phonograph a'sn recedt. If y©u car a one 1 r• itoroi write thorn and you can cave money. Pilcher at dining hall. Pattoral love. Of I I Portraits rn r) iew. I N THE 1942 GLOMERATA 86 WHITEHALL. S. W. ATLANTA ENGRAVINGS FOR THE 1942 GLOMERATA BY n R SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA ( i7l) p ii n tin c c o m p a n y n a s h v i l l e o n IQ a 3 3 3 | M —