Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1943 volume:

¥ OtO'C to 1 C� cottt OVJ Gt 'S N A- OLD MAIN 6UIL0ING LANGOON HALL UBURN—A YEAR AT AUBURN A YEAR THAT HELD SO MANY THINGS THAT ONLY THIS PAST YEAR COULD ... A YEAR THAT SAW OUR ALMA MATER PASS ITS SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY WITH ITS SEVENTIETH STUDENT BODY AND ITS SEVENTIETH GRADUATING CLASS ... A YEAR THAT COULD BE CALLED BY MANY NAMES—A YEAR THAT WAS SUCCESSFUL FOR MANY. DISAPPOINTING FOR SOME. BEWILDERING MORE OFTEN THAN COMFORTING-A YEAR THAT WE SHALL NOT ATTEMPT TO EVALUATE. BUT ONE THAT MUST AT THE VERY LEAST BE ACKNOWLEDGED AS DIFFERENT ... IT IS TRUE THAT AS EACH YEAR PASSES AND EACH STUDENT BODY LIVES THROUGH THOSE DAYS THAT ARE THEIR’S ON OUR CAMPUS. EACH YEAR SEEMS DIFFERENT. EACH YEAR SEEMS UNIQUE AND UNFORGETABLE . . . BUT. ON A FRIENDLY. INFORMAL CAMPUS EACH YEAR FOLLOWS MUCH THE SAME LEISURELY COURSE AS THE ONES BEFORE ... CLASSES AND LABS DANCES AND DRILLS- WEEKS OF WORK AND WEEK-ENDS OF PLAY ROSY SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND BLUE MONDAY MORNINGS OLD FACES GONE AND NEW FACES APPEARING TO REPLACE THEM; ALL THESE THINGS ARE THE STANDARD OF LIFE AT AUBURN FROM YEAR TO YEAR . . . THERE ARE ALWAYS PARTIES TO DRESS UP FOR AND FOOTBALL TEAMS TO CHEER FOR -ORGANIZATIONS STILL HOLD THEIR INITIATIONS AND CLASSES TURN OUT FOR ELECTIONS FRESHMEN STILL SHINE SHOES AND SENIORS STILL TRY TO ACT AS THOUGH THEY WERE ALWAYS ABOVE SUCH TASKS... ALL THESE OUTWARD THINGS HAVE BECOME THE INHERIT-ANCE OF THE AUBURN STUDENT. THEY ARE AS MUCH A PART OF AUBURN AS THE BUILDINGS AND THE CAMPUS. THE CHANGE AT AUBURN WAS NOT IN THE MAKE-UP OF THESE THINGS; IT WAS NOT SO MUCH IN THE DEPARTURE OF ANY OLD CUSTOMS OR TRADITIONS WHAT WAS NEW AT AUBURN WAS THE CHANGE IN TEMPO, THE AWAKENING . AND THE REALIZATION THAT THE CAMPUS WAS NOT THE ISOLATED PLACE IT WAS ONCE IMAGINED ... FOR THE FIRST v TIME IN THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO MADE UP THE SEVENTIETH STUDENT BODY THE COLLEGE HAD BECOME MERELY A MEANS OF PREPARATION AND HAD LOST ITS MEANING AS AN END IN ITSELF... AUBURN STUDENTS, AFTER THE FIRST FEW MONTHS OF FALSE IMPRESSIONS. AWOKE TO THE FACT THAT ALL OF US MUST SOON TAKE OUR PLACES IN ANOTHER SETTING SOONER THAN MOST OF US HAD EVER DREAMED THE CHANGING TEMPO WAS EVIDENCED IN NEARLY EVERYTHING WE ENCOUNTERED WHEN WE CAME BACK TO SCHOOL TO START THE PAST YEAR . . . THERE WERE STILL DANCES AND DRILLS, YES. BUT THE DANCES WERE FEWER AND DRILLS CAME MUCH 'o MORE OFTEN THERE WERE STILL THE WEEKS AND WEEK-ENDS, TRUE. BUT THE WEEKS LASTED LONGER AND THE y WEEK-ENDS WERE SPENT IN TOWN -THE CLASSES AND LABS 7 WERE ALL HELD AGAIN. BUT WE ATTENDED THEM TWICE AS OR. PETRIE'S TEAM THE FIRST GYMNASIUM AN EARLY ENGINEERING GROUP LIBRARY WHEN FIRST COMPLETED OFTEN AS BEFORE . . . AND. TO ALL THIS THERE WAS ADDED THE ARRAY OF NEW THINGS THAT HAD NEVER BEFORE BEEN APART OF AUBURN... THE VERY OPENING DATE OF SCHOOL WAS NEW THIS YEAR. SO WERE THE CURRICULA WE REGISTERED FOR . . . NEW GRADING SCALES NEW SOCIAL CALENDARS- NEW PHYSICAL TRAINING PROGRAMS -NEW EMPHASIS ON MILITARY NEW. NEW. NEW, UNTIL THAT WORD SEEMED TO PREFACE EVERYTHING WE FACED BECAUSE THE COLLEGE WAS ANSWERING A DEMAND FOR SPEED ... AND THROUGH THE SHORTENED YEAR THERE WERE SPECIAL DAYS THAT WILL BE REMEMBERED. DAYS THAT MARKED A SPECIAL YEAR AND SET IT APART FROM THE OTHERS. SOME WERE DAYS OF CELEBRATION. BUT MOST WERE DAYS THAT SOBERED US AND GAVE MEANING TO THE REST OF YEAR AS EACH DAY PASSED WE REALIZED MORE COMPLETELY WHAT WE WOULD SOON BE LOSING AND WE WERE MORE DETERMINED TO ENJOY WHAT TIME WAS LEFT AT AUBURN . . . RECALL THOSE DAYS AND YOU HAVE MUCH OF THE PATTERN OF THE YEAR THE DAY COLLEGE OPENED IN JUNE—THE DAY CONGRESS VOTED TO DRAFT THE EIGHTEEN AND NINETEEN YEAR OLDS THE DAY WE REGISTERED FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE THE DAY WE SIGNED OUR APPLICATIONS FOR COMMISSIONS—THE DAY OF THE GEORGIA GAME-THE DAY THE RESERVE PROGRAMS WERE CLOSED HOMECOMING AND THE DAY WE WERE ALL ASSEMBLED IN THE STADIUM TO HEAR THE ANNOUNCEMENT THAT R.O.T.C. AND ENLISTED RESERVE WERE TO BE CALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY . . . ALL THOSE DAYS AND ALL THE ACTIVITIES THAT INTERVENED WENT INTO ANOTHER YEAR AT AUBURN. AND ALL THE SPIRIT THAT IS ALWAYS AUBURN AND THE NEW SPIRIT THAT CAME OF UNCERTAINTY ALL THAT IS WHAT IS MEANT BY '’A YEAR AT AUBURN . . . THE SENIOR CLASS OF THE ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE PRESENTS WITH JOHN WINFIELD SCOTT, JR. AS EDITOR. HARRY MERRIWETHER AS BUSINESS MANAGER THE • WAR • • MEN • OF • AUBURN • WHO • BECAUSE • OF WILL NOT SEE • THIS • GLOMERATA THEY PLAN FOR OUR FUTURE DR. LUTHER NOBLE DUNCAN Lutlier Noble Duncan has for the past seven years called the responsibilities and the distinctions of the college his own. During that time lie lias served as president, guiding and encouraging the unprecedented growth of the institution year by year. I lis administration has been a vigorous one—a time of change in curricula, a time of rapid development of the campus, a time of increasing acceleration and expansion to meet the calls of the nation upon the facilities of the college. An executive of ever increasing responsibilities, he has met these challenges with the energy and friendly air of calm assurance for which he is so widely known and much admired. GOVERNOR CHAUNCEY SPARKS Adequately prepared by reason of ability and experience for the job which lies ahead of him. the Honorable Chaunccy Sparks is ready to guide the destinies of our state for the next four years. Governor Sparks enters office this year with a sound statement of policy already outlined for solving the problem, both domestic anti foreign, which face us now. In such troubled times as these we are doubly in need of a courageous and determined chief executive—one who will see the needs of the State and satisfy them. In Chauncey Sparks, Alabama has such a man. By his personal interest in Auburn's plans and problems. Governor Sparks has demonstrated that he is genuinely concerned with our present and future well-being, lie has the cooperation and support of our school, ami sincerest wishes for a most successful administration arc extended to him from iis. BOARD OF TRUSTEES • • For their wise leadership, faithful service and progressive actions which have enabled Auburn to enjoy the greatest expansion of its history, the administration, faculty, alumni, and students of the college are grateful to the Board of Trustees. Through the years Auburn has been backed in words anti deeds by the members of the Board. Representing every section of the state, as do the students themselves, the Board brings together the opinions and sound judgments of ten staunch Auburn supporters. The progress of our college can be attributed, to a great extent, to these men whose time and skill have been united in a common cause. The members of the Board have always evidenced the greatest interest in Auburn, and with their capable supervision the college will continue to advance in all fields of endeavor. Fhe Board of Trustees of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, representing the nine districts, headed by his excellency Governor Chauncey Sparks, Hx-oflicio Chairman, is composed of the following: II. I). Merrill, Anniston, Fourth District; C. S. Culver. Gadsden. Fifth District; Paul S. Haley, Jasper. Seventh District; whose terms expire in 1945. George Blue, Montgomery, Second District; Robert K. Greene, Greensboro, Sixth District: Edward A. O'Neal. Florence. Eighth District: whose terms expire in 1947. Victor H. Hanson, Birmingham, Ninth District; Francis W. Hare. Monroeville, First District; S. I.. Toomcr, Auburn, and T. D. Samford. Opelika, Third District: whose terms expire in 1951. Mr. Ralph Draughon, the executive secretary of the college, serves the Board of Trustees in the capacity of secretary. HANSON HAI.I5Y SAMI OKI) BLUE O’NOAI MERRILL TOOMER HARE CULVER GREEN nil MARION JACOB I UNCMI-SS DEAN OF AGRICULTURE Marion Jacob Funchess, B.S., M.S., D.Sc., became a member of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute faculty in 1909 after receiving bis Bachelor’s degree at Clemson and bis Master’s at Wisconsin. Dr. Funchess became dean of the School of Agriculture and director of the state’s agricultural experiment stations in 1924. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Gamma Sigma Delta, and Omicron Delta Kappa. JOHN Jl-NKINS WII.MORI- DEAN OF ENGINEERING John Jenkins Wilmore. B.M.E., M.E., LL.D., came to Auburn in 1888 as an instructor in Mechanical Arts. During his career here he has served as chairman of the Governing Board, and has been Dean of the School of Engineering in 1907. Dean Wilmore is a member of the Board of Directors of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, of the Newcomen Society, and of Tau Beta Pi. I RliOI-KIC Cl III.I) BIGGIN DEAN OF ARCHITECTURE AND ALLIED ARTS Frederic Child Biggin. B.S., M.S., has studied and traveled abroad in Egypt, Palestine. Greece. Italy, France, Switzerland, and England. He came to Auburn in 1916 after taking a Bachelor's degree at Cornell and a Master’s degree at Lehigh. I le became Dean of the School of Architecture and Allied Arts in 1927. I le is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Scarab. I 2.’ I kO(iJ:k WII 1.1 AMS AI.I.EN DEAN OF SCIENCE AND LITERATURE Roger Williams Allen, B.S., M.S., M.A., Ph.D., dean of the fastest growing school on the Auburn campus, came to Auburn in 1929. He received his B.S. ami M.S. degrees at Auburn, his M.A. at Michigan, and his Ph.D. at Columbia University. I le came to the dcanship of the School of Science and Literature in 1941 after twelve years on the faculty of the School of Chemistry. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, and a faculty member of Delta Sigma Pi. CLIFFORD I I-kOY HARE DEAN OF CHIMISTRY Clifford LeRoy I fare, B.S., M.S., M.A., Dean of the School of Chemistry, became a member of the facility at the Alabama Polytechnic Institute in 1892, and took over the dcanship of his school in 1952. Besides his duties as Dean, he has served as faculty chairman of the Auburn Athletic Association and was president of the Southern Conference for several years. ' EBUl.ON JUDI) DEAN OF EDUCATION Zebulon Judd, Ph.B., A.M., L.H.D., received his degrees from North Carolina, Columbia, and Birmingham-Southern. I le first came to Auburn in 1915. and took over the dcanship of the School of Education in 1920. Dr. Judd has markedly influenced the course of education in Alabama during the years that he has served as Dean and as Director of the Auburn Summer Session, until this year when the separate summer session activities were discontinued. I. 1 MARION WA1 KFR SPIDI I DEAN OF WOMEN Marion Walker Spiillc. B.S., M.A., came to Auburn in 1958 as Head Professor of Home Economics, and was appointed Dean of Women, as well, in 1942. Mrs. Spidle received her B.S. at Alabama Polytechnic Institute ami her M.S. at Columbia University. Before coming to Auburn, Mrs. Spidle served with the Extension Service of the State of Alabama. I.VNN STANFORD I5I AKI- DEAN OF PHARMACY Lynn Stanford Blake, B.S., Ph.C., M.S., heads the newest school on the campus, the School of Pharmacy. Mr. Blake came to Auburn in 1915 after receiving his degrees at the University of Michigan. He was appointed to the position lie now holds in 1941. The School of Phar macy of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute is an accredited school by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. EVERETT SOM ROY AC WINTERS DEAN OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Everett Sompotac Winters, B.S., D.V.M.. acting dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine, was appointed to this position last year to fill the vacancy created by the calling of Dean Redding Sugg to active duty with the United States Army. Dr. Winters received his B.S. degree at Clemson College and his D.V.M. at Alabama Polytechnic Institute. He first came to Auburn in 1920 and was appointed to bis present post in 1942. 12«1 Jl l IN J. WATERMAN COMMANDANT OF CADETS John J. Waterman, Colonel, F. A., U. S. A., head of the Department of Military Science and Tactics, is commandant of the Auburn R. O. T. C. unit which has for twenty-three years received the highest possible rating by the examining officers of the United States Army. The Alabama Polytechnic Institute unit of the Reserve Officer's Training Corps, composed of both an Engineer and Field Artillery units, has been under Colonel Waterman's command since 1939. POSEY Ol.lVER DAVIS DIRECTOR, ALABAMA EXTENSION SERVICE Posey Oliver Davis, Director of the Alabama Agricultural Extension Service, took over iiis present position in 1937. The Extension Service Functions as an instructional branch of the State agricultural program coming into direct contact with the agricultural population of the State. Its work is based primarily upon the research performed under the direction of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. JACK MEAGHER HEAD PROFESSOR PHYSICAL TRAINING Jack Meagher, Head Professor of Physical Education and Head Coach, came to Auburn in 1934 from Rice Institute, where he had served in a similar position. He received his education at St. Edwards College and at Notre Dame University which, after several years, he left to join the Marine Corps during the last war. Coach Meagher is completing his ninth year as head of Auburn athletic teams. I I i'l ADMINISTRA In every institution the size of Auburn there must always be that corps of relatively unseen, unsung administrators whose jobs arc vital to the smooth functioning of the routine that the students so often merely take for granted. The recognition that can be given these few, who shoulder the worries of so many of us without even so much as receiving our thanks, is far too small. Conscious that some have been left out, the Glomcrata gives you ten whose jobs, bringing them into varying degrees of contact with the students, may be classified as administrative. C. W. EDWARDS W. T. INGRAM K. B. DRAUGHON C. W. Edwards, left above, is the college registrar. He knows more about the students than they know themselves. His office is the center of record keeping and information dispersal . . . W. T. Ingram, center above, serves as business manager of the whole college. Besides being accountant and purchasing agent of the school, Mr. Ingram serves as financial advisor to the President . . . R. B. Draughon, right above, executive secretary, has been classified as a ”BMOC with that real Auburn spirit.” His is the difficult job of being hatchet-burver for the students, faculty, and administration of the college . . . J. V. Brown, right, is the director of the Student Placement and Housing Service. His understanding and willingness to help have earned him the confidence and gratitude of many a student for whom he has solved employment and housing problems .. . 1251 j. v. BROWN TORS W MISS MARY MARTIN V. W. Lapp, above, director of physical education, has the responsibility of seeing to it that the Auburn men and women all take part in a constructive program of physical training entered upon by the college in keeping with the wishes of the national authorities . . . Miss Mary Martin, left, is the heat! librarian of the college library. She has twenty-four years of service to the school to her credit, besides a superbly run library . . . Miss Allie Glenn, left below, has the most lucrative position on the campus; at least, she handles the most money. She is the college treasurer . . . Kirtley Brown, center below, is the Auburn equivalent of the OWI head. He is also an expert on student relations with the armed services, operating from an office continually cluttered with student editors and business managers . . . B. R. Showalter, right below, has the heaviest correspondence of any man on the campus. 1 le is in charge of extension teaching and handles all correspondence courses . . . ! VIEWS Views of the Auburn campus ... l-ield House, adjoining the Auburn stadium . . . President's home, located on the south campus ... Langdon Hall, shrine of old Auburn, heart of the campus ... 1I„ Ross Chemical Laboratory Jimmy Let Bull, President of the Lxteutive Cabinet. EXECUTIVE CABINET The Cabinet, as the executive organ of the Auburn Students' Undergraduate Association is familiarly known, completed this term its third year under the revised constitution. I lie Executive Cabinet was headed by Jimmy Lee Butt, president, and four senior representatives. Also serving were the vice president and two other junior representatives, the secretary and one other sophomore, a freshman representative, one co-op member from each section, and the four class presidents. One of the four senior representatives is a coed elected by the vote of the women students only. WRIGHT I ILLS I I I MINI. I l l IS • Hriwor • I’jrk • Fuller ° Morrb • Gregory • Spenerr • .iilmlii .iil • Davis • Lufkin • Step • Taylor • Smith In addition to the extra work thrown upon it by the necessity for leadership in various drives and campaigns conducted upon the campus this year, the Cabinet continued the course of its regular activities. In keeping with the revisions of the constitution the Cabinet stages and supervises all campus elections for Cabinet, publications, and class offices. It also conducts the Qualifications Board which passes upon or denies eligibility to the prospective candidates for campus posts other than Publications offices. Also, the members of the Cabinet aid the college administration in the planning and staging of the Orientation Week programs conducted to aid the in-coming freshmen to become established and properly introduced to the life on the Auburn campus. Members of the Hxccutivc Cabinet head the three committees of students that handle the sale and distribution of class rings, freshmen rat caps, and commencement invitations. It is the duty of the Cabinet to supervise these activities and to serve in any way possible to further the development of all student projects such as the Student Center maintained in Langdon Hall. Since its conception the Executive Cabinet has steadily moved into a position of justified prestige and influence due to its constantly increasing circle of activities and services to the school. The Cabinet is representative of the Auburn system of student government which has one central responsible body rather than a separate group for each of the college's nine schools. l� l WOMEN S STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Women’s Student Government Association celebrated its twenty-first birthday as an active body on the camtis by drawing up plans to become affiliated with the National Federation of Student Governments. It volunteered assistance to Freshmen women in order that the newcomers to Auburn might become well-established at Auburn before the arrival of upperclassmen. Beginning in September W. S. Ci. A. cooperated with the Executive Cabinet in sponsoring the first in a series of barn dances in the gymnasium, and for the month of October the Association took an active part in the War Chest Drive. Refreshments were served to alumni and other visitors during I iomecoming. I Mi Mildred liroHn D.ivi . Pre ident of Women Student Government. • Anderson • Spradley • Thompson • Pritchett • Atkimon • Crook • Tompkin • Norm.in • Fryer • Sal lade PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Tompkins Moseley Adam Priiui Autre) I intlf I .ist-it-r Deni Norm.i Has Auircy, Presidciil of P.m-i (rllrnic Council. When it was decided, twenty years ago. that some system was needed on tin Auburn campus to place the membership of sororities on a quota basis, the Pan-Hellenic Council was established. Besides helping to solve sorority problems, its other objective has been to bring about a better understanding among the women's Greek letter organizations. Two members each from Kappa Delta, Chi Omega. Phi Omega Pi, Theta Upsilon, Alpha Gamma Delta, Della Zcta, and Alpha Delta Pi formed the representation of the Council this year. Officers were Norma Kay Autrey, president, and Julia Digby, secretary-treasurer. t 7 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Billy Duncan, President of Inler-Fraternil) Council. C.iiulid.itrc for Council Presidency During ‘-t t. Kinjj Duncjn Itrmviin Snipes Lee Auburn’s Interfraternity Council, founded during the school year of 1924-25, is composed of two members of each of the twenty fraternities on the campus. The Council continually strives for better understanding among the fraternity chapters and works to secure a more vitalized fraternity spirit at Auburn. It has established itself as a force for the continuation of worthwhile fraternity activities designed to further the phenomenal progress of our school. President of the Council is Billy Duncan, representing Phi Delta Theta: vice-president is Robert E. Lee, Alpha Psi: Tom Bush, the secretary-treasurer is an Omega Tau Sigma. Professor J. M. Robinson serves as faculty advisor. Fraternities having representation on the Interfraternity Council are Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Nu, Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Theta Chi, Alpha Gamma Rho. Delta Sigma Phi, Pi Kappa Phi, Alpha Lambda Tau, Sigma Pi, Phi Kappa I'au, Sigma Chi, Alpha Psi, I'au Epsilon Phi, and Omega Tail Sigma. (Ml Robert I;. I.w and Tom Bmh, Council Officer . Profr or Robinson. l.iculiy Advisor. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE This year’s Social Committee, headed by Tom Bullington. found itself facing two major problems. In the first place, it was necessary to secure suitable orchestras with the very limited funds which were available. Then, too. the Committee was greatly handicapped in having to hold all dances in Alumni Gymnasium rather than at spacious Graves Centre Auditorium, as had been the case in past years. Despite these two grave problems, and several other minor ones, the Social Committee achieved success, with excellent music being furnished for dances during the year. The Social Committee Situated in the executive offices in Samford Hall is the heart of our Alumni Association. Here is located the office of Miss Claire Culver, who perpetuates the administration of alumni affairs and maintains the record of alumni activities. This year saw a sharp decline in alumni social activities and there was no formal Alumni program at the annual Homecoming game, but the maintenance of alumni records became more important as there was an ever-increasing tide of reports concerning the accomplishments of former Auburn students now in military service. The Alumni office was called upon to furnish information concerning Auburn men on numerous occasions, and it was this office that recorded those who had formerly been at home on our campus who were now missing in action. I'he many members of the Alumni Association away from the campus continued their active support of the college and laid plans for further reunions find programs when events once more made them practicable. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Toomrr Taylor Forced to reconcile preference to possibility and taste to ration allowances, the staff of the 194$ GLOMERATA drove itself through the short period of time that remained between the latest start, due to contractual hold-ups that delayed it for weeks, and the earliest press date of any GLOMERA TA since the first small edition in 1897. Despite the hurry and the worry, the cut classes and the wee-small-hour bed times, the staff of the forty-sixth volume of the GLOMERATA has felt it all well worth while. Knowing that this may well be the last real annual at Auburn for some time has made the publication of this volume of particular interest. The editorial staff, whose efforts you see before you, included: Clyde Ware. Fred Allison, I high Long, I lomer Wright, Shel Toomer, Ed Kerch, Ruck Taylor. Billy Randolph, and Gordy Loftin. Assisting with the work of the business staff were: James Thomas, Joe Waid, I .aline White, Sam Andrews, Ren Ash, Frank Hawthorne, lit! McGehee, Dale Garber, and Morris Allen. Waid Thomas Hawthorne While A couple of propaganda shots showing staff members in action. McGhee (worgr Hmrd, rdilor-in-cltirf. THE 1943 PLAINSMAN Escaping from the one and one-half year grasp of some editor now forgotten, the over-worked Plainsman” staff was led to the ’’better life” hv Parson (ieorge Heard who, like his cohort in crime, slid into joint ownership of the Plainsman” machine unopposed. Ham Wilson, the heavier half of the pulp paper team, served as business manager with an enormous amount of energy and even more unaccounted for cash. In editing the paper, officially named the Auburn Plainsman” again. Editor Heard had the assistance of Managing hditor Buck Taylor and Associate hditor David Allen, in addition to a staff composed of Earl Clcghom, Allen Odom, Shirley Smith, Frank Marsh. J. M. Silverstein, Odalcnc Nolte, Leonard Hooper. Mavis Wid- Taylor, managing «-dnor. Odom Martin ncy, Jeanne Townsend, Arthur Harris, Albert Loeb, and John Bruce Martin. Assisting the B. M. were Frank Wyatt, Jack Berry, John Spencer, Knud Neilsen, Homer Reid, and DeWitt Alsobrook. Strange to say, considering the quality of the personnel, the ’’Auburn Plainsman” met its twice-weekly deadlines with a smile and rendered real service to the student body. Their greatest success was in avoiding the GFOMFRATA athletic teams. AI obrnok Berry Jenningt Wyatt Rtid Taylor ALABAMA FARMER Ralph D.ivis, editor. Kenneth White, business manager. Justly proud of its twenty-three years of existence on the Auburn campus and anxious to continue its excellent record as one of the leading student agricultural journals, the ’’Alabama Farmer” continued during the past year to be a magazine holding great prestige throughout the state. Deserving particular merit as a student publication that receives no outside funds whatsoever and hires no talent or leadership, the Alabama Farmer” achieved real results by calling upon students, faculty members, and leaders in the field of agriculture to contribute their efforts toward the production of a magazine worthy of the Farmer's” reputation. The policy of the magazine has always been to make definite contributions to the development of Southern agriculture. This year has been no exception in this respect. I 44 I Cecil Eller ami J. A. Robinson of the stulT. The Board of Student Publications supervises all publications supported by students activities fees. The membership of the Board consists of the Executive Secretary, chairman; the President, or a representative appointed by him; the College Accountant; the Head Professor of English; the instructor of journalism, and four student members, all Seniors, chosen by the Student Executive Cabinet from a list of eight submitted by the faculty members of the Board. Editors and business managers of the GLOMERATA and the Plainsman’ serve as ex-officio members of the Board after their qualification before the Board and election by the student body. The members during the past year were: R. B. Draughon. Chairman: Kirt-ley Brown, Secretary; J. R. Rutland. Head Professor of English; Charles Scarritt. Instructor in Journalism; W. T. Ingram, College Accountant, and J. M. Smith. J. W. Barr, E. T. York. V. C. Richter, student members. Serving ex-officio were Jimmy Butt, President of the student body; John Scott. Jr., and I larry Merriwethcr, GLOMERATA; George Heard and Ham Wilson, Plainsman.“ PUBLICATIONS BOARD 1942-1941 BOARD Of- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS St4ruling-' York, Mirriwrthcr. Rulihr. Heard, Smith. Seated: Ingram. Draughon. Rutland. Not in Photo: .Scott. Vt'iUon Sc.irritt, Brown. Trmf Moment in Macbeth. Way back in 1920 a group of students here on the campus interested in play production, stage work, and acting decided to organize a dramatics society. Those holding membership in this group chose to call themselves the Auburn Players”. During the past year the Players” were still going strong—producing plays which attracted packed houses of students, faculty members, and townspeople on every night of presentation. During its infancy the Players produced most of their plays on the fourth floor of Samford I fall. Later the actors moved to the Y” Hut. which has served as their headquarters ever since. Professor Telfair Peet serves as director, and the officers include William Buck Taylor, president; Marjorie McKinnon, vice-president; Allen Odom, secretary treasurer; and Shirley Smith, reporter. Two Kriirc from . . . (irii.r ilini: J lilllr moonlight. The Players. THE 1943 AUBURN PLAYERS ummer production. Before curtain lime . . . I.ast appearance of At cave ami hard at work. The Auburn band under the able direction of Professor P. R. Bide has proved its versatility. Besides making the weary hours of drill seem a little shorter, the band did its usual bit on Tiger Rag at the football games, working overtime in Georgia. The boys never missed a chance to give our team a good sendoflf or homecoming, even though it meant getting up at the crack of dawn. Time was even found to give a concert in between the other activities, and we know now that those somewhat ear-splitting hours of band practice have been of some avail. Members of the band, arranged according to classes, arc SENIORS: P. R. Bide . F. M. Jones, J. B. Martin, W. H. Martin. W. H. Weis , J. B. Wilson. G. L. Mallory, J. E. Reynolds, S. I.. Toomer, Jr., J. O. Colvard. JUNIORS: W. C. Brady. F. F. Fulton, G. P. Green, W. T. Morton, I. . W. Cottle, J. M. Davis, P. F. Inland, E. I.. Feagin, J. C. Hearn. R. O. Hill, C. V. Orr, E. W. Turnbull. K. F. Provinjj that they have two uniform . GEORGIA 13 AJBl'RS 27 ; PtRIOD PENALTY 2 0 OWN 5 YOS GO he '-12 aggregation. Melton, F. L. Thomas. SOPHOMORES: Ci. J. Andreades. B. G. Ashley, W. W. Bishop, H. G. Boyd, B. j. Brown, L. C. Christie, J. B. Davidson, H. O. Edney, J. S. Glenn, D. I. Hackney, R. E. Hart, R. S. Haskins, C. S. Henagan. L. J. Hooper, J. I.. Jenkins, J. F. Keown, J. B. Hatfield, M. R. Ky ar, R. E. Marker, J. M. Moore. J. E. Naftel. T. C. O'Bryan, C. Ci. Peacock, W. G. Peterson, Ci. J. Phelps, W. R. Rotenberry, M. M. Robinson, A. L. Thomas. T. J. Watley, D. W. Allen, R. G. Wynn, J. Ci. Hunter, I. I.. Mitchell. FRESHMEN: A. E. BcdJow, P. Q. Bryan, R. W. Carter, H. L. Falkenberry, li. N. Harris, A. L. Head, K. W. Hobbs, G. A. McGowan, J. W. Randolph, W. N. Rowell, G. R. Smith, H. W. StcindoriT, T. W. Scott, I. Timbcrlake, H. I. Watson. J. W. Wheeler, J. J. Whiteside, W. S. Wiggins, J. Wish.neyer, A. J. Smith, K. E. Parks. GREAT AUBURN BAND The lt.nu! poses for it .innual formal photograph. THE CHORAL CLUB m This year the Choral Club inaugurated its second year of activity on the campus, combining what were formerly the men’s and women’s glee clubs. During the past season the Club made its customary appearances, including an extensive tour of the state with concerts at Tuscaloosa. Montgomery, Birmingham, and a number of high schools en route, plus several broadcasts. The Song of America , an historical pageant, was presented in the Summer and again in the Fall to climax a war bond sales drive. The Club is under the direction of Professor Lawrence Barnett, with Billy accompanist. I he officers of the Choral Club are Clyde Ware, president: Billy I amblyn, vice-president; and George Andreades, business manager. Prof. K.irncii rrlinrsn I hr Club. Colonel John J. Waterman, PMS T. Auburn's R.O.T.C. brigade, long the pride of the school, turned in another very successful year under the administration of P.M.S. 8C T. Colonel John J. Waterman during the first year of the accelerated program. During the year just past, as in the twenty-two preceeding it, the cadet corps held its place among the nation’s finest. The past year will long be remembered as the year when real emphasis was first thrown upon physical fitness, and it was through the agency of the Reserve Officers Training Corps that the program of increased physical preparedness was accomplished. I he moment � e practiced for. . . . Pas in review . . . POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE R. 0. T. C. BRIGADE Cadet Colonel Knight and Brigade Staff. YOU’RE IN THE ARMY NOW! For the first time since 1918 the members of the Auburn cadet corps were signed up as members of the Army. During the Fall of 1942 the Seniors applied for their commissions and the underclassmen were enrolled in the Enlisted Reserve Corps. Tutored by a large staff of commissioned and non -com missioned officers of the U. S. Army, the R.O.T.C. unit sent men into the service schools of the nation each quarter. Auburn gra iuaics of 1915 have been assigned to the Signal Corps, Medical Corps, and Army Air Corps, as well as to the Field Artillery and the Corps of Engineers. Tlip R.O.T.C. Staff. The position of a soldier . . Sobered by the realization that military training now more than the study of science that had only a slight probable use, the senior cadet officers of the Auburn R.O.T.C. unit led a cadet corps that will long hold high rank as one of the most active and thorough of any in the history of the school. The three regiments, one of Engineers and two of Field Artillery, followed a schedule of training that far overshadowed any previous course offered at Auburn—practical problems and six-day-a-week physical training keynoted the activities of the corps, while the adding of the batteries of howitzers to the Auburn complement of materiel brought new interest to the practical training. Well, di«- fl;«K will ! «• up tomorrow.' THEIR’S NOT TO REASON WHY Thf last graduation award are pmcnlnl. A saber for die Colonel. It s no obstacle to Herbie. R. 0. T. C Gavolim- rationing can he mighty I he lavt class to be commissioned here filed past in ’42 A platoon in stop? Impossible!' Up and over. The Corps presents arms . . . R. 0. T. C. — R. 0. T. C. They explained the services. Pre-name parade. . . . and then strolls to the stands. A wiki welcome for Captain James .'mil bride. I’lie 75’s li.ivc gone to war. Tlie draft—need we uy more. Tin- Colonel explain . The dirty dog tripped me firm. Tlie band itop by. FROM COLLEGE TO CAMP For the first time in its twenty-three year history the Alabama Polytechnic Institute R.O.T.C. unit is sending out a graduating class without commissions. The class of 194? started its senior year in June and has never attended a summer camp for the period required by the Army of all candidates for reserve commissions through the R.O.’I’.C. The class of 194? leaves Auburn for Officer Training Schools, there to complete the work for commissions. I'liey do the work. Some officer and 0100 other . iirtl No : If 11 is, l-'lcming. Richter, IVtrey. Stcond No : Dodd, Koditrn, Weaver. Jenkins, Rloeii. Canzoneri, Ball. Hunt. I'liirii Now: Michaels, Jordan. I.eo, Dobbin . Sanders, Griffith. Green, Duncan. Fourth Now: Sherrill. Sherrod. Bmmm.ii, Fiiiney, Colvin, White, Wilcoxson. Butt, Barton, Harris, Johnson. Fifth No : Griintnrii. Alsobrook, (iaston. William . Bell, Barr. York. Heard, Clayton. Brown. I Sot in Nhoto: Scott. Smith. Bock. I rby. I SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade, national honorary fraternity for senior members of advanced course military training, was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1902. I he purpose of the organization is to promote interest in military activities, encourage greater proficiency in military science and tactics, and bring about a closer relationship among the cadet officers. The membership is limited to those students of advanced course R.O.T.C. who have shown their ability and interest during the first three years of their military training. The tapping ceremonies, colorful and rigorous initiations, and varied social functions of Scabbard and Blade are all well-known outward signs of the fraternity’s prestige and activity; but. in addition to these, the real worth of Scabbard and Blade is proven by the encouraging effect it has on the underclassmen in stimulating them to attain those standards of military excellence that the organization strives to promote. The officers of Company L” during the past year were: Warren Fleming, captain; Bob Ellis, first lieutenant; W. C. Richter, second lieutenant; J. F. Retry, first sergeant. A Lufkin, Stanford, Watkins, Strickland. THE SENIOR CLASS Mariotte Lufkin, President. OFFICERS MARIOTTE LUFKIN......... RALPH STANFORD........ ANNICE WATKINS.......... MARION STRICKLAND President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer WILLIAM ACKER MRS. R. H. ALLEN Carroll aoams WILLIAM ALLEN. JR. Charles aoams CALLEN AIRED FRED AGRICOLA JOHN ANDERSON OEBY AllRlOGE MIRIAM ANDERSON DOROTHY ALLEN M. REIO ANDERSON MORRIS ALLEN FRANCES ARANT ABOVE • First Ro«: WILLIAM 81 ANION ACKER, Brighton Science and Literature. • CARROL PALMER AOAMS. Camilla. Georgia Omoga Tau Sigma, Veterinary Medicine, A. V M. A. • CHARLES EDWARD RICE AOAMS. Kensington, Maryland; Veterinary Medicine. A V. M. A • FRED T. AGRICOLA. Gads den; Phi Delta Theta. Pie-Medicine. • DE8Y ALLRIDGE. Broolsville. Mom Economics Education • DOROTHY ALLEN. Montgomery. Home Econom-cs. 8. S. U.. Glee Club • MORRIS ALLEN. Bit mingham; Pi Kappa Phi. Business Administration. • Second Ro� MRS, R H ALLEN. Bastrop, Louisiana; Home Economics Education. • WILLIAM WALLACE ALLEN. JR . Jacksonville. Florida; Theta Chi. Eloctrical Engineering. A. I. £. E. • CALLEN AIRED. Clanton; Pi Kappa Alpha Business Administration. • JOHN ERIC ANDERSON. Delray Beach, Florida; Veterinary Modicine, A. V. M A. • MIRIAM ANDERSON. Greenville, South Carolina; Applied Art. Sptslni. Art Guild • M REID ANDERSON. Greenville, South Carolina; Commercial Art, Sphlni. Art Guild. Women's Student Government Association • FRANCES ARANT. McKeniie Home Economics Demonstratior BELOW • First Row FRED S ARNOLD. Abbeville; Kappa Sigma. Agricultural Education. F. F. A • WILLIAM HARVEY ASHMORE. Bessemer; lambda Chi Alpha. Mechanical Engineering Alpha Phi Omega, A S M E.. S. A M. E. • SARAH FRANCES ATKINSON. Auburn; Kappa Delta. Science and Literature. Cardinal Key. Women's Student Government Association, e ALBERT DURWARD AUSTIN. Mobile; Sigma Phi Epsilon. Chemical Engineering • Socond Row. NORMA RAY AUTERY, Diion't Mill. Theta Upsilon, Home Economics. Theta Epsilon. Pan-Hellenic Council. President IT45 • RAYMOND A A78EII, Sheffield. Electrical Engineering, Phi Kappa Phi, A. I. E E.. Eta Kappa Nu • EMMIE EAGLEY. Anniston Phi Omega Pi. Vocational Educe lion • WILLIAM BAILEY. Blrmirqhnm: Kappa Sigma. Electrical Engineering A I. E E. FRED ARNOLD NORMA AUTERY WILLIAM ASHMORE RAYMONO A2BELL SARAH ATKINSON EMMIE BAGLEY ALBERT AUSTIN WILLIAM 8AILEY Quad officers of Summer Quarter pose Dy pool jimmy Bull. Pieildcn o Eicculi - Cobinol JOHN BALL. JR BlUT BARTON ABOVE ANNE BARNES ERNEST BASS JAMES BARR JAMES BARTLETT CHAS BAUMMAUER. JR EDWARD BEAN • Hrd Row JOHN COOPER BALL. JR . Auburn, Alpha Taj Ohm jI E g!nt«'irg Scabbard ind Bl tde Pi T.iu Sigma. A Ip a Phi Omega. SpUd Shoe. A 1 Club. g ANNE fi BARNES. Monlgom --1 Horn EWMUlki, Theta Eptilon. • JAMES WAITER BARR. Montgomery. Ph Delta Theta. Electrical Engineering, El.i Ktppg N«. ScJbbJid and Blade. Bit Key. Inlerfr arernity Council. P� tilifJlio� i Board • JAMES DONALD BARTLETT. O.-llirFnginerring • Second Row BILLY BARTON. Birmingham. Sigma Alpha Eptilon, BaImII A Jminivtration. Blue Kay. 'A ' Club • ERNEST MUCH BASS. Wilton. Nor'h Carotin . Of-ngi • « Mfdki A V. M. A • CHARLES A BAUMHAUER. JR. Mob la. Ph. DalTa Iheta. Ma ' • EDWARD CARY BEAN. Opp: Mechanical Engiceo-irg A S M F BELOW • Eirtt Row RANDALL B BEARDEN. Centerville. Alpha Gamma Rho. Agi.i_ullur.il Scie Kr Agriculture Club • ROBERT WESLEY BEATY. Sfliator, South Carolina. Alpha hi Vrletin,., Medic nr A V M A • ELSA BELL. Auburn. Home Oemontlralior RANDALL RAY HU, JR Partacol... Hor.J.i. S.gm. No, Ma hanic.il Eng naaiing. A S M. E.. Scabbard and Blade. • THOMAS A BELL. Montgomery. Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Induitrrel Eng.noer irag. A S I E • TED BINNING. Allanla. Georgia. Aichilaclufa. Scarab. SAME CARl BENSON. Auburn Mechanical Engineering • Second Row ALMA M BENTICY. Nolatulga. Education. Pi Taj Ch. • PAUL RENE BIDEZ. Aubu.r Alpha Tau Omaga. Chamicol Engine ring. A. I Ch E • DANIIL GREEN BIIINER. Mobile. Phi Kappa |M Mac harieal Engneec-ng g RICHARD HENRY BJURBERG. Auburn Scianca and LlTaraTucn. Till Kappa Alpha, I R C • HENRY GRADY BIAKI R Montgomery A.-. - . I • AVERY I AMAR BLALOCK. Nithollt Georgia. Alpha Pti. Vaferinary Medicine. A V M A g MIKI THOMAS BLEVINS. Entley. Sigma Pi. Indutlriel Engineering RANDALL BEARDEN ROBERT BEATY ALMA BENTLEY PAUL 8IDIZ ELSA BELL DANIEL BITTNER RANDALL BELL. JR RICHARD BJURBERG THOMAS BELL HENRY BLAKE. JR TED BINNING AVERY BLALOCK CARL BENSON MIKE Bl IVINS George Heard. Editor. GENE BLOOM HARRIS BODOEN BERTRAM BOIEIER OSCAR 80TI0MS MERSMEl eon JAMES BOURNE SARAH BOIES JEANNE BOURDEAUX ABOVE • fin Ro-: GENE LUTHER BLOOM. RO Better. Minneiota; Chomical Engineering. a I Ch E • HARRIS I BOnnfN, Mobile Sigma Fhi Eptilon, Mechanical Engineering. A, S M. £ « SARAI W 80!ES, Molaiulga, Alpha Gamma Delia Secretarial Training • HFRSHFl KERMIT BOl.1 Wedo-oc Agiicollaf.il Education • Second Ro . BERTRAM I. BOTEIER. Margaret | . Bailnevi Admlnltlrelloa OSCAR C BOTTOMS. Gad'.den; Secondary Education. • JEANNE BOURDEAUX. Meridian. Mlniivppi. Delta Dell.. Oelta. Secretarial Training. • JAMES NELSON BOURNE, Grace. Minittippi; Sigma Chi. Bulinett Ad minltlratlon, Oelta Sigma Pi, Blue Key BELOW • First Ron CUMBIE BOWEN. Tall itv . ; Bulinett Adminitlralion, Delta Sigma Pi. • SAMUEL REID BOWEN, liflon. Crorgii. Alula Pii. Veterinary Medicine. A. V M A o DAVID G BOWERS. Fit; qorald. Georgia. Kappa Sigma, Mechanical Engineering o CARL ELLIS BOYD. Raleigh. North Cato lioa; Kappa Sigma. Velerinry Medicine. A V M. A e PERRY MARCELIUS 80YD. Miami, floridu Omega Tau Sign .1 VtltrlNry Medicine. A V M A. MARY FRANCES BOY|!l. Mobile; Education • IETA C. 8RACKIN. Headland; Home Economics Education Phi Kappa Phi. Theta fpiilnn. Kappa Delta Pi • Second Ro ALVIE IERREL 8RADFORD. R v.dl.il e Sigma Nu. Pharmacy. American Fha-rracal So rieiy e MARGAftCI IFF BRAOFORD. Ruuellville, Kappa Oelta. Home Etonomct • 8OB IKE BRIGHT Cradle ion. Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Education e BEN ALDEN BRINKMAN. li e Oat. Florida Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medicine. A V. M A o MATHEW OEPAS BRINSON. Mobile. Alpha lau Omega. Aeronautical Engineering a DONALD M. I. BRITTAIN. Birmingham, Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Aeronautical Engineering, Nr� man Club. • ROBERI BROCKWAY. Panola; Alpha Gamma Rho. Agti Cultural Education. Agriculture Club. E. F A. CUMBIE BOWEN SAMUEL BOWEN DAVID BOWERS ALVIE BRADFORD MARGARET BRAOFORD 808 BRIGHT CARL BOYD BEN BRINKMAN FERRY EOYD MATHEW BRINSON MARY SOYEJT DONALD 8RIIIAIN IFIA ERACKIN ROBERI EROCKWAY BILLY BROOKS JOHN BROOKS PRLD 6VRANI Oll H BRYANT MAIMER BROWDER JAMES BROWN JOSEPHINE BROWN EDWARD BUCKNER THOMAS BUllINGION WILLIAM BURRISS KERMIT BROWN HERBERT BURTON LUTHER BROWN WILLIAM BUSCH JOHN BRYAN NAN BUSCHER ABOVE • Tint In nil IY BROOKS, fn'erpiico. Alpha Pii. Volnrinary Medicine. A V M A JOHN PAUI BROOKS. Montgomery; Electrical Engineering. • MAIMER R. 8ROW0ER. McKemie; Alph.i Gemma Rho. Agricultural Science. Agriculture Club • JAMES EVERETT BROWN. Rich Square No h Carolina Om..q T.IU Sigma, Veterinary Medicine. A V M A. • JOSEPHINE BROWN. Birmingham Eduction • KEfi MIT ROOSEVELT BROWN. Oiatl; Electrical Enqieeer.ng. Mile: LUIHER EDWARD BROWN. 0� then; Agrlcdlwal E� giRMrltg. Agriculture Club, A $ a 1 Si.ibb.mj and Blade. Alpha Zeta • J I BRIAN. Clayton. Agricultural Engineering, pi Tau Chi. Agriculture Club • Second Row FRED BOYD BRYANT. Ann.don. Then Chi. Chemiral Engineering • OLIVER E BRYANT I.IH I® Babe Alpha Lambda Tau Mechanical Engineering • EDWARD H BUCKNER Pll Agri collur.il Engineering, Agriculture Club A. S. A. E • THOMAS HAROLD BULLINGTON. Alhent; Alpha Gamma Rho. Agriculture. Spadol. O 0. K. Chairman c The SOC 1 ' • Wl MAM M MUP TREY BURRISS. Andcrion. South. Carolina; Alpha Pii. Vclorin.ir, Medicine. A V. M A. • HERBERT BURTON. Jalper; Pre-Medicine., Spiled Shoe. A Club, o WILLIAM ROBERTS BUSCH. Decatur; Elec-Ifical Enqinoerinq. A. I E E • NAN MARIE 8USCHER, Dallai Turat, Kappa Alpha Theta, laboratory Technique. BELOW • Fint Row: THOMAS CllFTON BUSH. JR.. Cordrlc. Georqia. Omega Tau Siqma. Veleiinir Medicine. Alpha Phi Omoqa. Spiked Shoe. A V. M A , Secretary and Treatuter Intei-Fralemlly Council, Glee Club • SAMUEL ANSLEY 3UTLER. Boar. Chem cal Enqineerinq. • JIMMY LEE BUTT. We'umpL.%. Pi Kappa Phi. Agricultural Engineering. Omicroe De fa Kappa Spadei, Alpha Zela. ASA £.. Scabb.mJ and Blade. Pi Tau Chi. P-oident Erecullve Cabinet. • ROBERT MITCHELL CAIN. Lillie Rod, Arlaaiat Chemical Engineering. Auburn Chemical Society e Second Ro WILLIAM BENJAMIN CALHOUN. Columbut. Gcorq .i Thcla Ch . Induutr a Eng neer «eq • ERNEST CLARY CAFELL. Orail. Alpha Tau Omega. Chemical Engineering. Glee Club e Wll LIAM o. CAPLINGER, Frankfort, Kentucky; Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medicine. A Y M A e HOMER CLINT CARDER. Tarrant Sigma Chi. Chemical Engineering col Home lo the Builnevy boyl. THOMAS BUSH. JR SAMUEL BUTLER WILLIAM CALHOUN ERNEST CAPEll JIMMY BUTT ROBERT CAIN WILLIAM CAPLINGER HOMER CARDER ALBERT CARLTON FREDERICK CHISOLM CECIL CARLTON JOHN CFtRISTOPHFR CORINNE CARNES JAMFS Cl ANION GEORGE CARRAWAV FRANCIS CASE OUIOA CLARK AUBREY CLAYTON ROBERT CAWIHON JOHN CHEAIWOOO WILLIAM CIEGMORN HARRIET CLEMENS ABOVt • firct Row. ALBERT RUSSELL CARLTON, lkomjilwi. Hi! Kappa Sigma. Agricultural Science. Agricul lute Club • CECIL CLARK CARLTON. Goodwater; Agricultural Science, Alpha Zt'o • CORINNE CARNES. Hamilton; Mono Economiei Education. F H A • GEORGE FRANCIS CARRAWAY. Moullor. Phi Kappa Tau, Pre Oenfictry • FRANCIS HORACE CASE. Savannah. Georgia; Alpha Pli. Veterinary Medicine, A. V. M A, • ROBERT I. CAWIHON. Montgoin 'y, Phi Della Theta Electrical Engineering • JOHN OANIEI CHEATWOOD. Atlanta. George Ph! Della Theta. Archil I • Second Row FREDERICK MADISON CHISOLM, 8 rm.ngham Kappa S'qma. Aeronautical mi) • JOHN LEE CHRISTOPHER. Atlanta. Georgia. Sigma Pi, Agricultural Science « JAMES ROLAND CLANTON. Quitman. Georgia. Alpha Pel. Veterinary Medicine. A Y M A • OUIDA CLARK, Anon lutta. Home Economic Education • AUBREY C CLAYTON. Collierville. Tenneme ApticvUucal Serene- A Club, Scabbard end Blade. • WILLIAM EARL CLEGHORN. Montgomery; luiinect Adminiclralion A Club. Spiled Shoe. • HARRIET CLEMENS, Thomeiville. Georg a Pi Beta Phi. landscape Arete tec turn BELOW • Firtl Row CROMWELL I CLEVELAND Selma; Sigtra Pi. Electrical Engineering e ROBERT BRAD FORD CLOPTON. Columbuc. Mictitcippi Pi Keppa Alpha. Architecture. Scereb. Blue Key. SAME • GEORGE DARBY COFFEE. Ahhim; Alpha Pci. Petal M ■ Med -r. Phi Kappa Phi. A v m a • NORMAN COHEN Buffalo, New YorE; Tau Epcilon Pi. Veterinary Medicine, A V M A • Second Row NORMAN J COHEN. Birmingham. Tau Epcilon Phi. Mechanical Engineering e JIMMY WOOD COLEMAN. Tuualoov . Elecl'icai Erg meeting. Itiaereen • THEO COLEMAN. Millport Theta Chi. Agriculture! Education. Keppe Delta Pni. Gemma Siqma Delta • JAMES O COLVARD. Oecatu-Kappa Sigma, Civil Engineering. A. S C E CROMWELL CLEVELAND ROBERT CLOPTON GEORGE COFFEE NORMAN J COHEN JIMMY COLEMAN THEO COLEMAN NORMAN COHEN JAMES COLVARD And tho each roll in John Scoll. Jr. Editor. Glomerate. ROBERT COIVIM ROBERT CONNER NOLEN CONNOR GaODIS COOK HENRIE COOK M C. COOK MRS OENONf COOK OUN COOPER ABOVE ■ • 6... ROBERT fill . COIVIN. I Nthf Briar... Sr .!•-••• 1 I • ROBERT FRANCIS CONNER I . r • ••••• nary Medicine a v m a NOUN DUNCAN CONNOR, a Medicine, Phi K.ti)i .i PM. A. v M A o GADDIS M COOK (Into • Mechanical Enqi«cerirq. • Second Row: HENRIE BLANCHE COOK. Boiler. Home Economic Education. T M A N lee ( • M C COOK. Union ' COOK. AaNelelil Home DemoMlr.it on. • OUN AIVIN COOPER ' I flifveal EdlKalioa F. F. A BELOW o Rnl Rc.w JOHN I CtVI. JR. Invaenau Aqriceltera V-r-r'e, Phi Kappa Phi. Alpha Zela. Gamm.i • DUDLEY ROSS COPPAGE. VeMtbero, North Carolina; Omega I.� Sigma. Velaiarrv '••••• o M ( CORLEY - t Zola. Mi Kappa Phi, Gamma Sigma Det'a • ROBERT P CORMAN. Birmingham fan Ipvloe A. I. Cfc. C. • CHARLES DOZIER CORR. Selma; Kappa AipSi. Breda AdmiaHEralieo o GEORGE MARVIN COWART. Rouomee; InOMtrial Engineering A S I E p RAY R COWART. Donaltoiwille. Georgia; Omoga Tag Sigma. Vetarira'r Medicine, A V. M. A • Second Row: JULIUS EDWARO COX. Haiti ,. American PHarmacal Society JAMES D CRAIG. Birmingham; Delta Sigma Pn. Electrical Englnaorlng o JOF ROWER CRANE, f 1 , Georgia Alpha PC. Veterinary M.dii a v m a • B£Ula- CRAWFORD Marion Thota UptBot Hotm Drr-icnvlraticn. Pi law Chi. Welle, foandal . Coencil O WILLIAM B CRAWTORD. I- - I- EleClti tl 1 O WILLIAM H CRAWFORD. N t| e NOMAC V CREEL. Warrior; Phi Kappa Tjo, C il Engineering. Spired Shcr JOHN COPE. JR DUOlfY COPPAGE 'OM CORIEY JULIUS COX JAMES CRAIG jO CRANE ROBERT CORMAN BEULAH CRAWFORD CHARLES CORR WIUIAM CRAWFORD GfORGF COWART WM FI CRAWFORD RAY COWART ELONOMAC CREEL HUBERI CREEL DINK CREW JOHN CROW CHARI IS CROW! DIWARD CROFT ROBERT CROOK BARBARA CRUTCHFIELD SARA CU18IRI Ham Wilvon, Butineu Manager, Plaimman ABOVE • hi l Ri.w HUBERT H CRIH, WlfflcfJ AQrl ult.if.il Adminit rwtion. Agriculture Club, Prei'dent Aqti - C ull • DINK ARVIS CREW. Roclloid, Phutmic, « DFWARO BRIGGS flROO. Cwtlilb: Alpha P|., VbMNII Mrdf.i. r A V. M A • ROBERT IOUIS CROOK. Biimingh ,.n Ml Siqma Phi, Butineu Admtnillrelicn • Second Ro- JOHN PAUL CROW, fort Pa,ne. Ci.il Engineering. S. A M E . A. $ C. I . Alpha Phi Omeqa. • CHARLES G. CROWE, Gadtden. Del'a Siqma fkl, HkIiIuI Enqireet.nq, Alpha PH C-r.qi A II BARBARA CRUTCHFIELD, AbBm; Horn Economics a SARA CULBERI. Gw’ler Eoucition BELOW • Pin Ho JAMES M CULPEPPER. Cuba; Agricultural Engineering Gamma Siqma Delta • CARL REED CUIVIRHOUSE. JR.. Birmingham Chemical Engineering • WIlllAM W CUNNINGHAM St PiflifiihiHi), Florida; Siqma Chi, Veterinary Medicine, A V M A a JACK D CURLEE. Bittrinqnam Sigma Dr 1.1 I III Ion. Mcrhanical Engineer.ng, A'' Club • ROBERT S DA8NEY. III. Ilotence; lambda Cli Alpha. Rviirru Administration • WIILIAM DOLLAR DANIEI JR . Birmirqlam; Aeronautical In giterl N A M E . I. Ac. S, Pi Taw Siqma • LAURENE CROON OANIEIS. Gordon I nomici Education. • Seoond Row. GEORGETIE DAVIES. Itlltmcr; Della Zeta. laboratory Technique. Alpha Mu Theta • JOHNNY H. DAVIS, Crouville; Aqricullur.il Education. Kappa Della Pi. Alpha 2e a. Agriculture Club. I I A. Gamma Siqma Della. MilDRED BROWN DAVIS. Pike Road; lhcla Upulon Home £coe ©mici. Cardinal Key, President Women's Student Government Allocation. • RALPH DAVIS. Kennedy; Aqricul fur.it Science. O 0 K . Spadet, Alpha Zela. Agriculture Club, Phi Kappa Phi. Gamma Siqma Delta • SARAH DAVIS. Vida. Home Economici. • THOMAS CLAYTON DAVIS. Thomaurlll . Georgia; Kappa Siqma. Vctermaiy Med'cin . A V M. A. • BENJAMIN WOFFORD DAWSEY Aynor, South Carolina Omega law Siqma, Veterinary Medic ne. A V M A JAMIS CUI PEPPER C CULVERHOUSE. JR WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM JACK CURIE! GEORGEIII DAVIES JOHNNY DAVIS MILDRED DAVIS RALPH DAVIS ROBERT DABNEY. Ill WIlllAM DANIEI. JR LAUREN! DANIILS SARAH DAVIS IMOMAS OAVIS BENJAMIN DAWSEY EMMAGENE DAWSON GUM ! DEAN OAIST OE AMDS W M DICKEY JOE DEAN t WILLIS DICKEY WILLIE DaBAROELABEN OORO!HY DICKINSON LOWELL OENNIS BYRON OICKMAN NIMROD DfNSON FRANCES OIMMERlING HOWARD DINION JAMES DISMUKES ABOVE • Fiict Row FMMAGENE DAWSON. loachapoka. Hcnir E(«toni(t Education. F. H A • GILBERI FLOYD DEAN. Somat.llla; Alpha Pci. V tarinai� Maditlna. A V M A • JOE L DEAN. Opalila Aloha !au Oiwi) , A jiiruitural Adfninictration • WILLIE 0 DaBAROElA8EN. lowrdacboio Ci il Enginaariag • LOWELL MANDEVILLE OENNIS, Oolhan. Sigma Phi Epillon, Agikultufal ScUn� • NIMROO DAVIS OINSON. Opalila; Sigma Alpha Eptilon, Mechanical Enqinaatinq • MOWARO MARVIN OENION. Ooeonta; Ihota Chi, Agiicwllural • Sacond Row DAISY WANDA Dl RAMUS, Birmingham; Education • « WILLIS DICKEY. Galhonn EduCaton, Phi Kappa Phi. Auburn Playatc, Kappa Dalla Pi • W H DICKEY. Ch.tfom. A pha Gamn a Rho. Ag'icui u'al Administration, Aqrlrpltur Club • DOROIMY DICKINSON. AdafiHvillt; Noma fco aomict • BYRON AARON OICKMAN. Aut. i • FRANCES lUClllE DIM MERLING. Ajbu.n V� 1., Madi-i-a. A V M A • JAMES DIX DISMUKES. PratMII . Agrkutt • Enqinaat ng. Aq'iullim Club. A S A E. BELOW • Fiiit Ro- JIMMY IHOMAS DIXON Ihomatcilla Georgia; Vatatinat Mad in«, A V M A ROB ER! ANDERSON DOBBINS. Ganlt't Ouatrr; Sigma Apha Epi Ion Aeronautical Engineering Alpha Ph. Omaga, Blua Key, Scabbard and Blade • E!IA FRANCES DOBSON. Wedowr . Secretarial Edc it.o'. • SARAH FRANCES DOBSON. Wadowaa. Alpha Gamma Oalla. Mom Economi.t 0 Sacoed Row. WILLIAM M. DONOVAN. Birmingham; Sigma Chi, Mechanical Engineering, Braeraar • A BRUCE OOUGlAS. Bitmingham Vatarinaty Medicina. A V. M A . LUIHER II DOUGLAS. Ridaiwood. Agricultural Education. F F. A JAMES A DOWDY. Montgomatf, Alps Lambda lau Mechanical Engineering. Inter.Ftalernity Council. Sunlight and chadowc on iho Social Conlar. JIMMY DIXON WILLIAM DONOVAN ROBER! DOBBINS A BRUCE OOUGlAS E1!A DOBSON LUIHER OOUGlAS SARAH DOBSON JAMES DOWOV GUNN DRAPER SAMUEL DRAPER CARNET OUNN HENRY DUNN JOHN ORUART JOHN DUGGAR. Ill JOHN $. DUGGAR KAf HRYN DUNCAN WHLI .M DUNCAN III PERRY DUNN. JR ELLA DUNNING TOM OYER. JR JOHN EARNEST CURTIS EATMAN ABOVE • lint Row GUNN DRAPER : • ondaey Educal o- SAMUEL M DRAPER Trinity A.,.I Cultural Edu..itior, El A , Gamma Sigim DrIU • JOHN M DRUARY Fiiirliti. AlpN Tow Omega Secondary Education • JOHN FREDERICK DUGGAR. III. Hope Hull. Siqi.a Phi Epiilon. Aich fectvie • JOHN SAMPFY DUGGAR. Tu.ralont. Chemical Engineer nq 0 KATHRYN I DUNCAN. Ruttell.ille Home Economic . Mom Economic Club • WILLIAM J OUNCAN, III. OkjIiii PM Delta Theta, !• file Engineering. Spade . O O K . T.iu Mo P , Stobbord ond llodc. Phi Pti. Inter Fraternity Council Phi Kappa Phi. • Second Row BARNEY NfNIZ DUNN Camden. Agricultural Science • HENRY DUNN. Boat Aq.i cultural Science. Aqricultuir Clot. B S. U • PERRY A OUNN. JR . Oc.if ille Aqficutur.il Science Phi Kippo PEii. Alpha Zela. Gomnu Sigma Dell.i • ELLA LOU DUNNING. I nden. laboratory Tech nique • TOM I DYER. JR Sltiro; Kappa Siqm.i. BkIiIcoI Engineering • JOHN At IEN FA-Auburn. INK Chi. Pre low. Pre low Society • CURTIS IRVIN EATMAN. Men! : Della Siqma Phi. Aqii cultural Science BELOW • EErtl Row H MICHAEL EOMISiON. Eatlon. Maryland; Omega Tau Siqma. Veter, mry Med.ore A V M A • CECIL H IllER, E.nqo. Aqricullwral SdwvC , Aqncullvfe CluP. Alabarna Ea'n-er St i« • FRANCES EVELYN ELLIS. Centre; Chi Oroeqa. Science and literature. Phi Kappa Phi. Sphin.. W A A tivq Cabinet. RICHARD RAY ELLIS. Jaiper. lambda Chi Alpha Mechanical Engineering • Second Row. ROBERT E ELLIS. JR . Bcewlon. Siqm.i Mu. Eledliwl I-vqineer nq Blue Key. Scabbaiu and Blade • WILLIAM L. CLUS Salem. Maivac huiellt Mechanical • ROBERT DUDLEY ERWIN. JR. Birmingham. Bela Kappa Aeiomu1ii.il Engneeiing. Mi’r- EeqlMtrt • ® ANN JIM ERIOGE. Town Creek. Home Economics MICHAEL EDMISION CECIL ELLER ROBERT ELLIS. JR WILLIAM ELLIS FRANCES ELLIS RICHARD ELLIS ROBERI ERWIN. JR B ANN EIHERIOGE Did lomeono call me?' Horry Morri-Hhcr. Butinat Manager. Glomerate. JAMES FANCHER JACK G FERRELL ROBERT FE AGIN PHILIP FICHANOl£R DOROTHY FENN NEWELL Fire ROBERT FERGUSON JOHN FlAlt A80Vf • F III Re. JAMES M RANCHER. Wilton; Omeq . Ton Sigma, V.l.iir..,, A V M A. • ROICR1 McMillan FEaGin. Mr i ippo Alpha, hum • DOROTHY FCNN Kappa Dal la, Hwr Ccetmki, ph; Kappa Phi, SpMai. Theta CpFiion. Pan-H«iieni • ROBERT Thomas fir GUSON. Emley. Delia Sig-no Phi Chemical Enqincerinq. American Chemical Society • Second Row JACK C. FERRELL, Birmingham. Btninctt Adminiitration. A Club • RHIl:P DAVID FICHANDIFR Nr« Matron. CoM'dicul. Iptilon Mj Ettilon. Veterinary Mnjkirt, A. V M A, Alpha Phi Omega a NEWELL HILORETl- FIFE Gordo lion. I Club • JOHN WILCER FIATT. Ametkot. Geo-git; Tortile Enq.nerr-ng. P� i Pll. BELOW a F Ml Ro- AITIE A FLEMING. Bear Creel I i A Agriculture Club. Alpha 7e a Kappa OeltA F. ppa Mi c., Delia a warren c fifming. Allanla, Georgia Sigma Chi Aero i aut cal Administration. Spiled Shoe Ontifron Della Kacipa, Scabbard end B ade. Sp.tdev Manager Tra l Tear.- a nick G FI ccd. Aihem Fh. Delia Theta, Chamkal Engineering a DOROTHY FRANCIS ElOYD. Auburn Setoncary Edu tli«n Kappa Della t Phi Kappa PHI, Sphinr. Preiidenl Womeni Ain lelk Auocialion. O BILLIE ELYNN, Bitrrirqoam, Alpha P� i. Velerinaiy Medicine. Pni Kappa Mil, A V m a a JOHN fHILIF FOND! M i - Sigma ph Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering o FRAN f EORO. Glencoe: Home Economics Education. F H A O Second Ro. MARY JOSEP'HNE FORD Colur-t .'ondjry Education, Keppa Dell. PI,. Sphim I 9 C W A A SAM G FORESTER Sumter. South Carolina; Alpha Pii. . .... t ■ M ■ o FRANK PON FORSTER. Paotacola, Hoc Ida . .1 Engineer nq. A I. Ch E SLOAN ROWAN FOUNTAIN Auburn Kappa Ali h.. Agricultural Ui once O RALPH A FRENCH. Samron fieri.! ,1 Inqlneninq • JAMES MACES FREY Mailalfe Gao i; • Sigma 1 ►- a............... Englneerieq I. Ao. S. • ROLAND G FRY m Engineering Inter-Fraternity Council AIIIF MIMING MARY FORD WARREN FLEMING SAM FORESTER NICK FLOOD ERANK FORSTER OOROTHY FLOYO SLOAN FOUNTAIN BILLIE FLYNN RAIPH FRENCH JOHN FONDE James fREY IRANCFS FORD ROLAND FRY EVELYN EULKS WIlllS GAINES EORNEY FULLER HFN GAII ONVAY JR ROBERT GAFFORD CLYDE GARDNER ROY GAfFORD. JR sieiner Garrett Honi-i Wright, Jr., Rrprttr(il.ili t To Cabinet ABOVE • Hut Ro� fVflYN FULKS. Birmingham; Gamma Till Bela. Science And Literature. • FORNEY FULLER. Cullman; Mc li.iriic.ll Engineering, ASM!,. Phi Tau Sign-a • ROBERT 8, GAFFORD. Montgomery. Veterinary Medicine. A V M A, • ROY HAYNES GAFFORD. JR.. Fort Drpoiil. luiiarii Adrriniitra lion. A’ Club. • Second Ron WIlllS l£E GAINES Edw.irdcrille. Agricultural Science. Agriculture Club. Alpha Zeta • BEN F GALLOWAY, JR. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering. IiImihi. • CLYDE M GARDNER. Montovjllo; Agriculture! Science • STEINER DAR8Y GARREIT. Sylacouga; K.ippo Sigme. Pharmacy eEiov o Firit Ro«. JAMES ERNEST GASTON JR . FairhoDe. Mechanical Engineering. ASME.SAMf S ibbard end Slide • HUGH CURTIS GAYIER. IromJ.ile. Pi Kappa Alpha. Aeroneuticel Engineering • CHARI.ES OAVID GEORGE. Sirmirgham; Alphi Tv, Veterinary Medrcine. A V M. A. p THOMAS JOSHUA GFRAI D. Pike Ro.id; Agricultur.il Science. • JANE W GI8IS, Cullman; Home Economic! • LOUISE MARIE GILMORE. Hueytown; Ihete Upiilon Secondary Education. W A A � JOHN ARNOLD GLASS. Unioofown; Chemical Engineering. • Second Row WALTER WARREN GLAZENER, Brevjrd. North Cerolina; Alpha Pi. Veterinary Medicine. A V. M A • CYNTHIA GLENN. Decatur. Home Economic! • WILLIAM THOMAS GIOVER. JR.. M.ug.iiet, Agricultural Science. Agriculture Club • JAMES CllFFORO GOARE. Pencecole. Florida: Pte Mediiine • WAITER S GOING. JR. Rirm.r gharr; Pi Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering. Glee Club • MARIf M GOLDSMITH, Afmore; Home Economic! Education. Kappa Delta Pi. Theta Epiilon • ANNIf I LtCIt IE GOtIGHILY, Gadtden Home Economic! JAMES GASTON. JR HUGH GAYIER WAITER GLAZENER CYNTHIA GLENN CHARLES GEORGF WILLIAM GLOVER. JR. THOMAS GERALD JAMES GOARE JANE GIBBS WALTER GOING. JR LOUISE GILMORE MARIE GOlDSMllH JOHN GLASS ANNIE GOHGH11Y r il MARGARET GOilGHILV ROBERT GOOOIN Al FRf P GRFFN. JR JACK GRFFNF ERNEST GOOLSBY DORIS GRFCSON HARVEY GORDON Will GRFGORY X CAMERON GRAMAS EDWARD GRAY JOHN GREaGAN MARVIN GRIFFIN Mr MURRAY GRIFFIIH JOHN GRIMES ABOVE • finl Ro- MARGARET LOUISE GOLIGMTLY. Gadlder. lutiHII Admin .tfralioei • RORIRt I GOOOIN. Naihaille. Tenretae ; jpw Sign., AMOMalkll hqlllMlkq « ERNFST I INWOOD G4 BY, Birmingham; Theta CM. iMiMU A.I'-un rtrati k-. Mil SlgfM Ri • HARVEY S. GOROON. Green villa H Kappa Alpha AgridllMl Sciente. Agr culture Club. RI Kappa Ian. • Camfron GEORGE GRAMMAS. Birmingham; Chemical Eng• ' i '■ Ch. a IDWARO A. GRAY Shortcrville. Aq . (vlhifal Education. F F A • JOHN J. GREAGAN. Birmings.im fhi Mia Theta. Elarlrkal EaflaNltllR g Second Row ALFRED F GREEN. JR . Allanla, Genrgii; Sigma Alpha Epailon. kllMil Atl ' inati.i • ion. Delta Sigma Ri. RI re Kty, S: ililsiid aid Had . • JACK GREENE. Or.ua. Alpha ..................... IE Agiituliuf.il Education • OORIS GREESON. Cedartown. Georgia; iMNlaiial Ttaittittg • wiil M CRCOORY. Birmingham Pi Kappa P� ii. Cell Engineering, Executive Cabinot, T.iu 8ela Pi. Chi Epailon. Bi .i lean, Enq Council, A. S. C E « MARVIN £. GRIFFIN. I.anetl; Tnitile Engineering • Mr MURRAY GRIFFIIH. Birmingham; Sigm.a Chi. Aeronautical Engineering. Tow Bcl.i Pi. Pi l.� u Sigma. Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Ph- Omega, I. Ac S. • JOHN DARWIN GRIMES. OtCdlvr Kappa Alpha Mtlhiaiul Engineering, Alph-a Phi Omega. A Club Spiked Shoe GELOW • Eirat Ron CLARENCE a GRIMMET. Birmingham Bvtineaa Admtnnlralion. Sigma Chi. A Club. Scabbard and Blade • JOHN L GRlSWOLO. Fitipjlrick; Electrical Erg neer.ng. Rtiicraan El.a Kappa Nu. a ALLEN ENHOlM GRUBBS. L.v.ngUon Sigma Alpha Epcilnn, Agricultural Science a MARY C GUARISCO. Daphne; Home Economics. Home fconomica Club Neaamao Club. 1ho� a Eptilor. a Second Row ROBFRI M GUIUOI. Oolhan Pi Kappa Phi. Prelaw. lau Kappa Alpha. P-e I a- So •. ......... C iu-.il. Intel «f atecrajat Council. « RFRECCA J, GUNN, Jacboet. I. literature. Cardinal Ke, a J FRED GURLEY. JR.. Ann.alon. Ch.m.ral Enginne.ing R- an... m a JOHN BRFWSIER GUY. Jaaper. Alpha l.au Omega. Busineat Adminittratinn K. D.’i lilllo girlj worm up for dart game. CLARENCE GRIMMft ROBERT GUIIIOT JOHN GRlSWOLO REBECCA GUNN ALLEN GRUBBS J FREO GURLEY JR MARY GUARISCO JOHN GUY ft Jfh+tok k A .•£ HARRY HAHN. JR IRANK HALE JOHN HAMILTON, JR MARY HAMILTON HOYT HALL CLIFTON HALLMARK WILLIAM MAM JOL HAMIL HAROLD HAMILTON MLlf.tRI HAMM JOHN HAND WAllACl HANNUM ROBLRI HARAWAY EMIL HARGEIT ABOVE • Eirtl Row HARRY HINRY HAHN. JR . Bi'minqlum; Kappa Sigma. Mechanicol Engine . nq. Engi neering Council S. A. M. £ o C. FRANK HALE, Moirittown. Ttnntun. Sigma Pi. Veterinary Mudi . ine • HOYT C. HALL, fi'relfoi Tjo Florida, Veterinary MeJkinv, ‘ A Club. A V. M A . T.iu K.ipp.i Alphe • CLIFTON I HALLMARK. Giron Allen; Agntullui.il Education F. f. A . WILLIAM J. MAM. Auburn; Ph Kappa Taw, I and trap Architecture, St.ii.ib c JOF A HAMIL. Columbut Georgia; Mr • h.ini el Foqto rtirg • MAROlO GORDON HAMILTON, IMMIMIi : ' ■ Leg neering • ond Row. JOHN S HAMILTON. JR. Birmingborr. MrcR.mi . M • MARY KATHRYN HAMILTON. A i Uptilon. Sr. • n HOFFRT LAMAR HAMM. He.«d land. Aqiitullui.il Adminittr.it on. Agiiculluf.il Adminittralien Club • JOHN W HAND, Mobile. Phi Del . Thru. CRemlt.il Engineering e WALLACE HOWARD HANNUM. Auburn Phi Dell. TReU. Rutinett Adminittr.illon. Drll.i Sigma PM • ROC.FRI C HARAWAY. Floiente; Fletlfit.il Engineering, Ten Ret.i P., CM K.ipp.i No. I. R C . A I E. f • fMIl RET7 HARGETT. Ruttellville. Civil Engineering BELOW • Flnl Row CLARENCE I HARKINS. G.idtden; Education. A' Club • WILSON MEAL HARRELL, fnlerprite; Alpha Pti. Veterinary Medicine. A V. M. A c CULLEN FOWLER HARRIS. Montgomery. Civil Engineering, C.hi f pi Ir n A S C E.. S. A M. E. Sc.ibb.ifd and Sl.tdo • JAMES RAY HARRIS. Tilton, Georgia; Alpha Pti. Vrlefin.iry Meditire. A. V M A. • Set ond Row JOEL THOMAS HART. Roi Springe. Georgia; Alpha Pti. Veterinary Medicine, A V M. A. • THOMAS AKINS MAYES. TRortby. Alpha Pti. Veterinary Medicine. A V M A M MARION LEWIS HAVLES, Ftitrn City. Alpha Pii. Veterinary Med,.ire, A. V. M. A. • IETTE JANE HAYS. Fairfield Eli mentary Education. Auburn Playeri. CLARENCE MARKINS WILSON HARRELL CULLEN HARRIS JOEL MART THOMAS MAYES MARION MAYLES J A Ml S HARRIS BETTI MAYS The price of hnircult hat gone up again. Duncan I'lrv ftepiricilldlivc to Cdbinft. THOMAS HEAD GEORGE HEARD JACK HEARD JAMES HEARD CHARLES MEASIETI JOHN HELMS ALVIN HENDERSON FORREST HENDERSON ABOVE • Fit!t Ro� THOMAS E HEAD. Andalutia; Veter nary Medic! . A V M A • GEORGE MARTIN HEARD. Fairfield; Siqma Chi. Aeronautical Adminiitratio . Spadei, O 0 K.. I A $. Scabbard and Blade. Baptiit Student Union Council. Ediloi. IWJ flllnurua. Fdblicdttoai Board • JACK FARTSS HEARD. Camp Hill. Alpha Lambda Tau. Aeronautical Enqir -' eg. I A.- S • JAMES CLINE HEARD. Fairfield. Siqnm Chi. Chemical Enqineerinq, Tau Beta Pi. Phi Lambda Upiiton, A. I. Ch E. • Second Ro- CtlARLES ROWLAND HEaSLEIT. SrUcauqi. Aqticullural Science Auburn B.inu. Aq. culture Club. : • JOHN MARCUS HEIMS. Talbotton. Geerq Al| Lambd Civil Enqineerinq. M.tec. e ALVIN C HENDERSON. Atlanta. Georq.a; Indui'nal Enq ne.-,inq FORREST EARL HENDERSON. Mountain Crunk Veterinary Medicine, A V M A BELOW • F.'«� t Ro« ERNEST A ilfRLONG. MfitM; Alpha Tau Outer. F liytratroo • R 0 HICKS. Rocky Mount. North Carolina; A pha Pli. Veterina-y Medicine A V M. A SARA MAR GARET HICKS. Rimer; Home Economic! Education, Home Economic! Club • VICTOR CARI HICKS Eutaw; Delta Siqma Phi, Aeronautical Enqineerinq. Blue Key. law Beta Pi. Pi Tau Siqma. Enq noerinq Council. I. Ae. S.. phi Kappa Pm • WARREN HE NR V MICKS. Rocky Mount. No I � u Siqma, Veterinary Medicine, Jr. A. V M A • Wit RIIR C HIGH, Camp Hill. Alpha lambda Tau Aqricelteral Education • Ell IS DOUGTAS Hill. Empire. Aqricullueal EducalSoa, i T A • Second Row HARRY LEROY HILLHOUSC, Birmingham. Veterinary Medic ne, A V. M A. • JEAN I HOFFMAN. GadiOen. Alpha Gamma Delta. Commercial Art MARGARET PITTMAN HOllINGS-WORTM. Centerville. Vocation.il Home Economic! e JOHN A HOLMAN. Andnnon. South Carolina Siqma No, Civil Enqincvtirq ETHAN C HOLT. Brilliant. Agricultural I i 1 I i A Alpha Kappa Della W. Gamma Sigma Delta • JOHN BROAOUS HOLE, JR. Jackvoa, MHtritippI; . Electric.il Enqineerinq e IEAMMAN JOSEPH HOLT WetumpVa; Mechan'cal Engineering IRNESI HERLONG R C. HICKS harry HIE I HOUSE JEAN HOFFMAN SARA HICKS VICTOR HICKS M HOLLINGSWORTH JOHN HOLMAN WARREN MICKS WILBUR HIGH ETHAN HOLT JOHN MOLT. JR ELLIS HILL IEAHMAN HOLT BELOW • first Dow JACK HERBERT HOWARO JR., Leesburg, Virginia; Omega Tau S'qma. Veterinary Mod!- fine. A V M. A . Omfijfl Tan • JOSfPH WOODWARD HUBBARD. Montgomery Sigma Alpha Eps Ion leitile Engineering • HARRY BYRON HUFF. 81'minqli.srr; Alpha Tau Architecture, Scafab • CLINION PREBLE HUGHES. Evington. Vliqfaio; Omoqo Too Sigma, Vetr'inary Medicine. A V. M. A • RALPH IAYIOR MUNI. Birmingham; Siqma Nj. Foitlqn Scabbard and Wid« • MALCOLM fARl HUNTER. JR.. Richmond, VhqUi; K.ipp.i Sigma, Pre Mroi inn. Alps. Epsilon Delhi. • OBERa HUNIER. Double Springs; Home Economics. • Second Row LEONIDAS E IRBY. Cjfaula; Alpha hi. Veter-'nary Medicine. Scabbard .tnd Blade. Blue Key. A. V. M A . A” Club. • WILLIS HUGH IRVIN. Colleqe Park. Gnorqi : Veterinary Medicine. A V M A • WILLIAM JESSE ISBELL. JR., tanqdalc. Alpha Psi, Velef.n.ty Medicine. A V M A IRC. Baptist Student Union Council • JAMES M JACKSON. Eutaw. AqriCultuf.ll Enqinearirg, Agr. H Club • JOEI HENIY JACOBS. Moulton. Veterinary Medicine. A V M A • LONNIE PRESTON JENKINS. JR . Gadsden. Civil Engineering, Chi Fpsilon, Tau Rnl.i Pi, Blue Key. Sc.ibb.ird end Blade. Engineering Ceiecil. A, S. C. E . S a m, e w f JENKINS. Bangor. Agricultural Educe Hon. Phi Kappa Mil. Gamma Siqrn.i DelU Warren Homing. Rcprosonlot.vc � o Cabinet. CHARLES HOPKINS LOUISE HOPPER FRED HOPION JONES ROBERI HORNER, JR CLARENCE HORION JACQUES HOUSTON RICHARD HOUSTON ELEIHA HOWARD ABOVE • Fitsl Row CHARLES BEVERLEY HOPKINS. Birmingham; Chemical Enqineerinq • LOUISE ANNETTE HOPPER. Altoona. Home Economict Education. • FRED C. HOPTON JONES. Niouero. Cuba; Dell.. S.qma Phi. Aeionautic.il Inqinee'-nq • ROBtRI WILLIAM HORNER. JR. Birmingham; Sigma Ph� Eptilo.'. (leclrical Engineering • Second Row CLARENCE WILLIAM HORION. Covrtland; Alpha lambda Taw. Electrical Enqineerinq • JACQUES BAUMIAUER HOUSTON. Mobile; Phi Delta Theta. Chemical Engineering. Rciaercwn Mil • RICHARD HOUSE HOUSTON. Anniston; Electrical Engineering. A I. £. E . E'a Kappa Nu. Engineer •r; Council, q ELEIHA IRENE HOWARD. Roqersville; laboratory Technique. Apha Mu Theta. JACK HOWARD. JR LEONIDAS IRBY JOSEPH HUBBARD WILLIS IRVIN HARRY HUFF CLINTON HUGHES RALPH HUNT WILLIAM ISBEIl. JR JAMES JACKSON JOEL JACOBS MALCOLM HUNIER. JR LONNIE JENKINS. JR OBERA HUNIER W F JENKINS JASPER JERNIGAM DOROTHY JOHNSON JAMES JOHNSON WYLIE JOHNSON ROYCC JOUY ANNETTE JONES ANNIE JONES OONAIO JONES EDWARD JONES JR FINCH JONES JOE JONES KATHRYN JONES RUIEN JONES THOMAS JONES ABOVE • Fir.t Row JASPER E JFRNIGAN Cattleberry Alpha SArnm. Rho. Aqfirullur.ll Eduralioe. Aqii.ul • ro Club, f E A.. Scar. Rocburl ScEolar.hip • DOROTHY JOHNSON. OMtI ..................... Wplilon, Coll merciel Education • JAMES COREL JOHNSON. C ArtonMt; SifM Alpha Cp.ilo ., MkSmIuI Erqneering. Hut Key. Scabbard and Blade, Enqinecrirq Council, SAM. E.. Irtcr Fraternity Council • WYLIE PIERSON JOHNSON, Montgomery; lambda CM Alrha. M.th.mi-.l f nqineriinq BOYCf MANLEY JOklY. Aydei. Omega leu Sigma, YtldlfldM A • M A • ANNETTE JONES N - l«o. Delta Zeta. Horre Economic. Home Ecoromic. Club • ANNIE LEE JONES. Autauqa r !lc; Delhi Zel.l. Education, Kappa Delt.i Pi • old Row OONALD N JONES Nlquero. Cuba. Mli Siye.i Pb• IhImu AdmUiiliiHti, Delt.i • EOWARO O JONES. JR. Aub M |it� eri«g. A. S. M. ( • FINCH MOR GAN JONES. Montgomery; Aeroeau'ical Engineering. e JOE CHESTER JONES. Siqiu Nu. AOMMollUl Eng ncer.ng • KATHRYN JONES. Wcdowee. Chi Omega. Home Econom i • RUREN SAYFIIAR JONFS. Coffee Srii qv Aqrlr, Huf.il IdoUllOf I F A • THOMAS HIXON JONES. Valley Head Apha Gtmiu RFo Agriculture Education E F A BELOW • I nl Row EDWARD M JORDAN. Allee Theta Chi. Alpha hi, Veterinary Medkine. Sr.ibb.iid and 8i.de • JAMES IERNaCEll JORDON. Mcltarfe irdu.trijl Art. EdMiliw • JOSEPH CHARLES JOSTO. Birm nglwm; Veterinary Medicine A V M A R08ERT WILLIAM KAlSNER. Coro... Flofid.. Kiiop. Sigma, Elerfric.il Engineering, Efj Kappa Nu. Enqineerieq Council. A. I I E . S A M. I e .nd Ro- CLINTON NEWMAN KAMlNlS. Ta.pu. Spi bde Cl Alpl Veterinary Mod rirr A V M A e VACHEt -EE KEE8LE. Ro.ir.oie, Aqrirullutai A culture Club. Aqrirulr.i'.1 AdlfllflTfTflTlOA Club, e BASIL Et AN KELLEY Abbe. Atflfdl Ln .nr.rri'r] A, $. A. I • E. W KELLEY, C.the. HU IbeU CM, M-.E.ri r. Engineering Oofm itom Efont. EDWARD JORDAN CLINTON KAMlNlS JAMES JORDON VACHEl KEE8LE JOSEPH JUSIO BASIL KELLEY ROBERT KAlSNER E W KCllEY WALTER KELLY 6 W. KENNEDY PHILLIP KENNON EOWAtO KERSH CHARLES KERSHAW MARGARET KIIBURN KENNETH KING WIlllAM KING HERALO KNIGHT HELEN KRAUSS REAUREGARO KRONEElO DAVIS LACEY WIEUAM IAM« ABOVE • fir it Ro« WAITER S. KELIY, Repton Sigru Phi fp i o«. AmmhHcrI Adm nliirjlioi, OIn Club • � . WARREN KENNEDY. Roc. Gr.io.To HmM Alpha -o. A V M A PH ILL If E KENNON. Phenli Cit ; Mechanical hflMWhf • EDWARD BROOKS KERSH. MaafWW ; Com m«n i.il All • CHARLES GIDEON KERSHAW Eort Ni«; Lambda Chi Alpha Ciaril Erg « fr;«g, A s C [SAME • MARGARET OLIVIA KILBURN. Florence. Della Zola. laboralorr TkWrm, Alpha Mu Thola, A E D , I R. C., Cardinal K«� . Ph K.ipp. Phi CHARLES W KIELOUGH, E 4 ullur.il Science. • Vrnn.i Rn« KENNETH R. KING. HaaKville Teatile fnqineerinq. Phi Pal • WIlllAM S KING lloirnce. Phi Dol'd Tkfij. Butin. AdTiMiiitrallo . Spado . O. D K . Inter-Fraternity Counci • HER AED JACKSON KNIGHT. Riu Sp.iorj Chemical CagiMirlag, a I Ch C . Phi Lambda Uptilon • HELEN OlllllE KRAUSS. S' I •!« Uptilon tuiiroi Admn.ilral.on. Cardinal Key • RTAIJREGARD TURNER KRONE FI f . , , M. • a t m A • DAVIS IACEY. Birmir.qh.iin; S qma Phi Eptilor. Mech.r . 11 i I • j S A M ! A S M E • WILLIAM II LAMB. Biiminqham. Indutrri.il [rgiwilng BtLOW • Fill! Ro«. ELIZABETH LAMBETH. Auburn; Secondary fiducattor . Baptitl S'gdcrt Ur.ee Council • AUBREY IMlOUORt IANIIR. d. Aq. cultural Educ.i'io . Alpha Zo'a. Kappa 0.11a Ri. Gamma Siqm.i D.lt- • IUCINDA IASETFR. Cla,l-vn; D.l'a 7eta, f • Cl AIRE JOYCE lASSEIER. Mo-1 qocnery; Alpha Gamma Della. Enqlith • Second Row EDWIN C IEE Monroe, lie. Kappa Alpha Indutlrial [rg.rroirg O 0 K. Scabbard ,.n.| R • AMC. ill LooitoiMo. Aqr. c u u' «l Admin itlralioa tural Admiaiilralion Cljb • ROBERT E LEE. Brewing. Alpha Pjl, VtlOrlnaq Mtdlclif n M rpRI’. IFVY. New Yorl Oily. New Ynrl Veterinary Medicine. A V M A UUABEIH I AMU EOWIN IEE AUBREY LANIER JAMES LEE LUCINDA LASEIER ROBERT LEE CLAIRE LASSEIER MORRIS LEVY Dorm from in bacr. II France EIU� . Women’ Rcpretoiitalivo |0 Cablnel. JAMES IEWALLEN EOWAtO IEYSAIH EDWARD LINDLEV EDWARD LINDSAY waiver linosey tanoy little Raymond Livingstone iia lockham A80VE • k..i- «... iaMFS PRFSIOs IfWAUEM. Si Petenburq. Florida; Theta Chi. Eleclrl il Engii............ilnq fkl Kappa Phi. Pi I • . A M ( A M E , A I 1 spiked Shoo • TOWARD JULIAN IEYSAIH, Chapman. IndlMlrSat tnqir-eeiirq O EDWARO H. LINDIEY. Red Bay. Electrical Enqincrrirq • EDWARD WILLIAMS LINDSAY, Jockion. Mmittippi; S-qma R., ElOtlrical Enq neer-nq. • Second Rc� WAIIIR LEE LINDSEY. Gala . Virginia; Omega Tau Sigma, Veterinary Medic-ne A v m a Tandy o LITTLE, Montgomery aii i , i , . , t. Electrical Engineering. • Raymono l LIVINGSTONE, Good� .iter Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricullural Science, Agriculture Club Alpha Zeta. Gamma Sigma Della, ILA GRAVES LOCKHART. Camp Mill, Home Dcmani i,ilion BELOW • • - ROBERT WIlllAM LOGSDON. Ynrk Aqiimlrnr.il Science. Aqrm'ure Club • I ■ N Lafayette LONDON. Gcud-av Volarinary Medicine. a v . m a o POWElL LOvtll JR . Bi-mirq him- Siq'-.I Pht Eplilon. Aeronautical Engineering. Taj Bela P • S M LUKIN Almote; Alpha Garrrr.i Rho, Aqi (oltoeel Science Pre� Wenl Sen o- CTmi • william s Ltnn. Monitor, Pre-Medicine. i 0 KATHLEEN Mi NAMEF P 0 J'M MFNRY MacNAUGHTON Auburn; Rciineu AdninlilMlion. Phi K.ippa Phi. 0 Second Rj- JOHN MAYES MADDOX, Andelelin; Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Science. Aqn Club • GEORGE I MALLORY. Aanhkon ElocIHcal Engineering, a I t. Aubvm Rand • W ( MANNING. HoohoMo; Aph.1 .jmMr Tan. Ae’oecautical Engineering o GENEVA MAPI! MARCMIONf. Birmicgh.im Home Ecoaoanlci More Cconottllci Cljb a JOHN C, MARSHALL, Mam 1 •- Raliaatl Adminitfrntion • CLARA BROOKS MARTIN Genera vocational Home tea nomic Educalion. IMA JAMES ADRIAN M Mndicme, A V M A ROBERI LOGSDON JACK LONDON JOHN MADDOX GEORGE MAI I ORY POWELL LOVELL. JR W B MANNING S. M LUFKIN WILLIAM LYNN GENEVA MARCMIONf JOHN MARSHALL KATHLEEN MacNAMEE JIM MacNAUGMTON ClARA MARTIN JAMES MARTIN 2 O i O f§ o S 1 5 s I 3 = § I 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 8 S 1 2 !• “ :U K w t O • £ 5 I -i i •! j 5 .l I .; a ■ x ’! k ! •= ■ 3 £ O O a! it; s t o i 3 £ 11 ,0 -i I ? i 1 r.i ? Ilf O C 3 ! i y W £ -V lit i = V s “ = Z Ui 5 s O 2 • s • Stcord Row FAUlINt M AIM ISON. O olk; Ho IT Econom � , Mom Economic Club. • OlYN MATTHEWS, looii.illc. VdtflMm M«dkln . A V M A • lEWISCABEll MATO. JR. BirminqUxm. MU IW . A fOM«Nc«l EafteMfing • SAM I MAYO. Quincy. Elo.id.. AlfiK. Umbd Ixu. flat- • iif.il FnqinK'riftq, A. I I. fc X is 2 S 2 2 2 “ Is 2 2 2 2 ? O .? J 2 . s i ¥ 5 2 2 « 1§ o a 2 — ■ w = z o2 §“ i o z' i: ■£ «. v c 2 S2 o „ ol s i . i ?.s Hr. 1 iK l i 1 -i 11 ir s° liz'l Jo ?| ISi’j • sui r!.H 1 if ? i o o o 5 I ] • ] 3 c .C £ 2 .2 z 2 -5 5 “ i . 5 3 s | _ n C • E £ 2 H§«i rli1 £ | s ii! HI -3 | JO 5 JI 8 Is a iU ‘I J S 2?] “U Hi 2 O- £ 2 I 2 o iT: 2 £ si.i iSl if is: i � r c « «U | x i 8! i| o n s • .. E ; • 5 I o 5 ? -• 5 “ d ?£ — i-i a i 2 ! • 2 x � « ..! ‘S I4. .¥ t 2 'I .£ !'J 2 J : . « - i I ,■ '5 . i Or “J 2 2 IS | O .5 3 s S a i S © J Sf j o IS 2 - « O oc II 2 = ? - |f 5 o 3 i S 5 2 0 5 . O 2 O : w o 2 5 o !i 0 w 1 i 5 2 HERBERT MORGAN R JACK MORGAN THOMAS MORGAN COWARD MORRIS FLYNN MORRIS FRANK MORRIS • RED MORRIS SANFORD MORTON CARRIE MOSELEY F FREDERICK MOSS MARVIN MOTLEY GAYLOR MURPHY RALPH MUSICK SHERROD MiCALl ABOVE • Tint Ro- MER8ERI L MORGAN. Birmicqham; Aqricultufal Education. A Club. Spi.eJ Shoo • R jack MORGAN, f.a; Commercial Education. Glee Club • THOMAS WENDE11 MORGAN. Flo-n.iron Aeronautical Engineering, SAM C . I. A . S. • EDWARD w MORRIS. WetumpLa; El«clrl «l Engi rearing, Mitec, ItiitiMn, Ela Kjpp.i Nu. Engineer ng Council. • FLYNN DILLARD MORRIS. Geneva Phi Kappa Tau, 8u|ine� A-Jniedtrelion, Spiked Shje. • FRANK G MORRIS, Bum nqVim. Pt Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering. M.l.t A. S. M E. • FRED NEWTON MORRIS. Goneva; Phi Kappa Tau. Buiineu Admlnlitiatinn, Della Sigma Pi. Spiled Shoe • Second Row SANFORD M MORTON. Montgomery. Mechanical Engineering. Phi Kappa Phi. A $. M F . Ri Tau Sigma. Tan Bela Pi « CARRIE DENT MOSElEY. Hunfiville; Kappa Della, Horne Economlri Education. Dana King Galchcll Club • F FREDERICK MOSS. Opelila Mechani. .1 Cnqireeiinq. A S M. E • MARVIN GLENN MOTLEY. Aulauqaville; Mechanical Engineering. A’ Club • GAYLOR 8 MURPHY. Sulligenl. Home economic! Education • RALPH MUSICK. Horton; Aqiicultiial Education, F F A • SHERROD GARLAND McCALL. Moultcie Georgia. Phi Della Thcla. Buiinen Ado-indication. Della Sigma Pi CELOW • Ficil Row JAMES H. McCLURKIN. Birmingham; Aqricu lucal Science. A Club. • JAMES 6 Me CORSTIN JR Birmingham Oel� a S gma Phi. Inoutlrial Engineerng • JOHN ADAMS McCRORY. G-em . Hr Alpha Pti. Veirrinar, Medicine, A V M. A. • BERYL C McDAMIEL. Alban, Georgia; Home Economic! • Second Row. RUEUS EOWARO McFERRIN. Greenville Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medicine. A v M. A. • HAROLD LYNN McGEE. H idled It, Florida; Omeqa Tau Siqma. Velorinaty Med cine. A. V. M. A • JAMES RUSHION McHUGH. JR.. Biimlnqhnm; FI Kappa Phi Brrtliteti AdmlnltlMlion • BAVIS M McKINNEY. Belqteen; Aqcicullural Sconce Agriculture Oub. Alabama Farmer S al� Two E K. N. noopHyioi do iKon duly. JAMES McCLURKIN RUFUS McFERRIN JAMES McCORSTIN, JR HAROLD McGEE JOHN McCRORY JAMES McHUGH. JR BERYl Me DANIEL bavis McKinney roberi Mcknight, jr. Charles Mr mf a ns julia mcmillan mart mcmillan eu-vnok m nuii eiiiom mcrae WILLIAM NEIGHBORS MA IE NELSON OAVID NETTLES RUBY NETIIES WILLIAM NETTIES JAMES NEWMAN JOHN NAIL BEULAH NEWSOME ABOVE • Fini Ro� : ROBERT SHERRY McKNIGHT. JR. HoattviHc; Nu. Science end literature • CHARLES ft MeMfcANS. Loilnqlo ; Buiinetl AdminiWrolion, Ocl.� Sigma K. • JULIA MARIE M MILL AN. 8.it Minelte Home Economic) o MARY ANN McMILlAN. Talladega Della Delta Delta C� � ' • I Education • ELEANOR MCNUTT, HencevHle Home Economic) • ELLIOTT HAMPTON M.RAf. ■ m i Pi Kappa Alpha, C� • 1 EngT««a� lag. • JOHN OEiMA nall, Georgian. flmcgi Too Sigma. Veterinary Medicine. A V M. A. • Second ftc- WILLIAM JAMES NEIGHBORS. Selma; Alpha Gamma REo Agricultural Scierc. • MA 1F L. NELSON. OnpEwc. Home Economic) Edocalion, Theta Ep)ilcn. p DAVID H NETIIES. Birmingham; Ei Kappa Rhi. Aeronautical AdminWlrnlion • RUBY S. NETTLES. Auburn. Home Economic! • WIILIAM DOUGLAS NETTLES. Auburn. Veterinary Med cire o JAMES FREDERICK NEWMAN, Auburn; Agricul-lur.il Science. Agriculture Club • BEULAH NEWSOME. Auburn Phytical Education BELOW o Full Ro- MAYOH H NEWTON. Eairloi; Teilile Chemi)try. Rhi P i ROBERT A NIXON. CEafla-nooga, Tenne))ee; Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Chemical Engineering. Engineering Council. A I Ch E.. Ehi Lambda Upcilon. • CARLTON W N08LIN. Collage Spring. Interior Decoration • W W. NORDAN Abbeeille; Agricultural Education. Agriculture Club. f. I A.. Alabama Farmer. • Second Row ALABEILI NORMAN. Hope Hull; Sc en:e and Literature o LAWRENCE CLYOE NOR ION. Clay'on; Alpha Gamma Rho, Agricultural Engineering. Agriculture Club • CHARLES LANGDALE NORLIN, Peocacola. Florida, Omega Tau Sigma. Velerinary Medicine. A V M. A • PAUL MILTON NUCKOLLS. Birmingham; Alpha Tau Omega. Chemical Engineering MAYOH NEWTON Al All FI I E NORMAN ROBERT NIXON I AWRENCE NORTON CARLTON NOTHIN CHARLES NORLIN W W NORDAN PAUL NUCKOLLS Old Glory |U)T o) il lint!) do� n al WOlel B.lly Duncan. Present. Inturfraturnity Council. KAT£ ALIEN ODOM KATHRYN OOOM Sa«RT 0 ltsir BYRON OLIVER KltBtR O'NEAL CHARLES ORRlSON C Af Rl(l OSBURN ABOVE f ,%t to- KATL NUNGfStER Otcafur Science � nd lltpralur • ALIEN ODOM. Birmingham; Ooit i Helene .ind literature. AuOorn Player KATHRYN ODOM, Doth.in Kappa D|ll Ho m f ( non-io. • SABER1 OGLESBY. Birmingham; Clad wing, t.i . $• « r;. rta Kappa N • - , 0 4 Ro« BYRON MILLER OLIVER. Alt ' aac KlfBER M ONE At. Hunt yillr- Sigma Na, Buiiiun Admlniif ation. • CHARLES DAVIDSON ORRlSON. Annito ; Kapp., A pha, Mechanical Engineering. • GABRIEL WILLIAM OSBURN. Purryvlllu Agricultural Education CElOW • Hnl • • ansa v I • Mailco v unca nd Litaratura CHARLES ai HI VI OVERBY. Mobile; Aeronautical Engineering, Pi Tau Sigma. A S. M t . I A.- S.. SAME • GWENDOLYN OWENS. B-« d dgr: Delta Zala. Education g PE6GY PACE. Clanlon; Kappa Delta, Arch tec tyre. O JOHN A PARHAM, Highland Home But nett Adminitlrdtion o MILTON S PARK. Moclgci'i r Ei l� i 1 B c jl ■ « • ring a CAP. PARKER Pyri'on. Alpha Gamma Rhn. Agr. illur.r |. u � lion, P E. A • Second � WYNONA MERIAM PARKE . Ikon ■■ D«m«n� rratiot . fau Kappa O AIBERTO PARRA. Caracal, Vanuiuula. Civil tnqlneerng a OLA MAE PARRISH Clanton; Hom-Ouoomlratioa • WILLIAM EDWARD PASS BlouuHvillu; Alpha Pii, Veterinary Madiciaa a v M A O MRS SUE THOMPSON PAtTETlCN. Auburn Education a BARNA Wayne PEAK. Bit nql. . Delta Sigr-v. Pbi. Meehan , I . ......'• • HFNON W PfARCI D . .,. fn. Mia tte... C...I I - g.n. « «g. ASCI. ANNA OltESIN CHARLES OVERBY GWENDOLYN OWENS PEGGY PAGE WYNONA PARKER ALBERtO PARRA OlA PARRISH WIIIIAMPASS JOHN PARHAM MILION PARK MRS SUE PAITERSON HASNA PEAK CAM PARKER MENON PEARCE lOM PI ARSON MARY PERRY AIFREO PENN IMOMAS PERRY El I AH PERI 1 AN BURTON PETERSON LUCREIIA PERRY JOHN PEIREP Prtp King. Piptldnnl of Omicron D- ll.i Kappd. ABOVE • Pin Ro� : TOM W PEARSON, Wadln,; A«w 4iilit.il Admlaittraliflr. « AlERFI) DUPREE PENN, Roma, Grorgia; MKhaaiMl Ergiaaoclng. A S M E • EllAM PERIMAN. Pantacol . Florida; Electrical logic ,ing • LUCREIIA PERRY, Council Grov®. Kanvat; Ho Economic, Phi Kappa Pt i • SmohiI Ro MARY MARJORIE PERRY. Council Grew . Kmui, Chi Om ga. StioK .i d littului . I R c. Phi Kappa Phi • THOMAS ClARENCE PERRY. Giro Allan. Agricultural Education. E E A • RURTON GOOOlEC PETERSON, Whittier; Mechanical Engineering. A S M 6 . PJ T.� u Sigm. • JOHN F PETREY, Ul Welei, Florida; Sigm Nu. liidAliiil Engineering, A. S. I E . Scabba'd and Glad BELOW • I . 1 Ro� LOUISE PETTUS. Hunlt.ill . Horn, I , i • IRMA PHILLIPS Wad., •� � (! Education. E H A • NATHAN I AM A R PHILLIPS. Sutler Alpha Gamma Rho. Agilcvllafal Education, F E A • CLIFFORD WALKER PITTMAN, U.ald i. Georgia Y«Mm T Medkl . A V M A • JOHN EDWIN PITTMAN. JR, (olwpiit Alpha Gamma Rho, Agricultural Stim . Ag Cub • STANLEY WARREN PLANT. Tallahau Pharma-,. A Ph A . Rho Chi. Phi Kipp. Phi 0 HENRY WITHERS POELLNITZ, JR Greantboro; Sigma Alpha Eptllon, luinfii Adminitlration • Second Ro� COY HANSEL POITfVINI. Dothan Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinac, Medicine. A v v a • YAlERA PORTER, Islington Onlt Z,la. Horn, f o vr • OTTO I POUlSON. Salma. K ii.natt Admini.tcalion, Dalta Sigma Pi • CECIL JUDSON POUNCEY, JR. Auburn Alps. Gamma Rho. Agr.cultural Education,. Ag Club. TEA EUGENE JEROME POPE, Ne-tome. V i - - . , Mediclm. A V M A • RORERI WILLIAM POWERS. ClaMon S.qm i Phi Eptilo . Aaronautlcal Eng,near,«g. I A S • HOYT • PRICE, lira.,II ; Agncultui , Ag Club. E E A LOUISE PETTUS IRMA PHILLIPS NATHAN PHILLIPS ClIFEORD PITTMAN JOHN PITTMAN. JR COY ROITEVINT VALERA PORTER OTTO POUlSON CECIL POUNCEY. JR EUGENE POPE STANLEY PLANT HENRY POELLNITZ. JR RORERI POWERS HOYT PRICE HOWARD PUIMAN WILLIAM PUTNEY MARK OUlllY. JR ERNESI RtfD WILLIAM R||D WILLIAM RfID OHS PROfll JAMES RAYHElD SACS QUINONES RORFRI RE ISlMfif R ABOVE • ► i it � C- I ARl COLE PRITCHARD. Ho-r.-c-od, MmImMcM Enqinuetinq • MARY EIIIA3EIH PRITCHETT. Iird «; The . Uptilen. Mom E«Mml««, Ttwt Fpiilon, Chidiml K� � • OIIS WORI f Y PRUITT. Midw.i !h l � Chi MkMmI Cr.)lr� « ,rij 0 HOWARD WILLIAM PUTMAN. IlmiRfliMi; Chun'i � l fiqinecrirq • WILLIAM WITT PUTNEY f.i'o... VliRii I; Al| ’ i y A Sc.ibbr'd u� d LUdf, O I S • MARK A OUlllY. JR . .� ■- Ligma CM. YtNflRIH Mudl M • SACS QUINONES S n 0HMa P «M� 0 Rl • OoWR '■ YyK'im'i Mfdkiw. A. V. M A. • Sn-r.r.1 Rn. f M RAINS. Alb. at.il � P bppi AlpM. HnM • f ••! -••••- I •Will AM MtCAJAH RAINS M.-i il� Sig '.i PM EriRm, A «o«auII jI AdmWlIrclion • JAMES WILLIAM RAYEICLD. SC.i uago. AfHoHiill [dvciiiioo, E f A ERNEST LYNWOOD REED. RumcrIr. RmM ; 0� - i s, gma Vflaon.tif Mrd (in, S [•'«fO ShO . ’A Club • WILLIAM MOLTON KILL. Y ■«« . i ■ . 0 Hid, AgiiolliKil Adminillr.il M, AQrir.jltut.il Club, Aqrirulluf.il Admiriilul n« Club • Will I AM CRAWEORD REIO. Pr'ucoU, florida Ch«mlc«l Enqbwuilnq M.tc. A. S. C. ( • RORERI CLARK REISINGCR. Mijmi. florid-. V l«fi� utY Meditin . A V M A. BELOW • f.i� t So- Charles ausiin Rtw. ArRym; Slym m ErjHaa, QrriIlaI EAglNtring, a i c� f • JAMES A REYNOLDS. MlRCbRltl • JAMES EDWARD REYNOIDS S.lmi Iriinrii Adm ■ a MAT i IWY Rf YNOLDS Mttn • SitBud Rou EOGaR LATHAM thodes. SwMwddlt Aqrlctillurol Edvcoliot , i e a Aqt • - •. •. Club • MALCOLM E RICHARDS. M . Sigim, luiiwn AdnWllidlio • CALM ERINE LIGHT RICHMOND Mobile. CM Omtgj, lob«tjto-� Hchfliqu • WILLIAM COOPER RICHIER S«� .mn.ih, Gootqi.i Alphi Taj Orm� q.t, Merb.nicjl f nqinourinq, Phi Koppj Phi, Spi'lui. Ofton Onlt.i K.ippA, Tau 8 Ia Pi. SrubbArd And Llrdr, P Ttv Siq-nn, Erq neiring Cflunril, A S M E. Publir.itinm lM d. Dining h«ll frAmod throuqn north columnt o Quod. CHARLES REW EDGAR IHOOES JAMES A REYNOIDS JAMES E REYNOIDS MAK REYNOLDS MALCOlN RICHARDS CaIHERINE RICHMOND will AM R CHIER JOHN RIDOIE VIRGINIA RIIEY HECTOR RUMBIEY. JR WIlllAM RYAN, JR. BURL R08ERIS0N Herbert Salter, jr Ell ROBINSON JOHN SANDERS JAMES ROBINSON GRADY SAUNDERS TDWIN RODGERS JOHN SCARBOROUGH ABE ROSENTHAL JOHN SCHEU. JR ABOVE • Knl Ro� JOHN I. RIDDLE. Ciwwtlll AlpN P� i. VtlCfiMfy Medicine. Phi Kappa Phi, A. v. M A • VIRGINIA Rillt. Album; Sciocu • Lllimhim. 0 BURL G. ROBERTSON, Sp'nqvillc; ElKlrkll EuqlitHlInQ, A I I f • Ell W ROBINSON. Iownduboro: Aqiirult ,r 1 Schucu 0 JAMES ALVIN ROBINSON. V«lo; Agricultural S- • I Ag icullufu Club. A Club. Spiled Shou. • EDWIN COOK RODGERS. Bay Minetle. Alpha Tag Omega. Civil Engineering. Chi Epiilon, Alpha Phi Omega. A. S C. E . S. A M E. Scabbard and Bl � de • ABE ROSENTHAL. M.ami Bo.� ch. Florida. Voterin� ry Med. cine, A. V M. A . Gloo Club • Second Ro- HECTOR MACK RUMBLEY. JR . Dreary; Agricultural $'•ence. Agriculture Club • WII HAM H Ryan. JR. OruRblllt; Sigma Alphi Epriluu, Hi 1 11 «. i • HERBERT T SalTER JR.. Hmt toMechanical Engineering. Mitec. • JOHN HIlLMOUSE SANDERS. BTrmbglwm; Umbdt CM Alphi Chemical Engineering, A. I Ch fc S'.-ibb.ird and Blade O GRADY HOBSON SAUNDERS. Montgomery El.(Ill il Engineering, A I E F « JOHN IFWIS SCARBOROUGH. Birmingham; Aprbr.lulif.il Engineer •ng, t T.lu Sign.,I • JOHN THOMAS SCHELL. JR . Cli.ilorn, Alpha lambda T.iu. Chemical Engineering BELOW • Hnl Rnw WIlllAM JOSEPH SCHILLING. Morale Electrical Engineering. A I E F • GEORGE WIlllAM SCOGGINS. JR.. Odunuilli Electrical Ergia«« il� g. • JOHN WINFlElO SCOTT. JR.. Auburn Sigma Alps. Epiilon. Bminei Adminhltllion, Phi Kappa Phi. Della Sigma Pi, Scabbard and Blade. Oini ffOi DpII.i K.ipp.i, Editor in chief. Ih Glomcrata. Member o� Student 8oard of Publication. • SHELDON HUGHES SCOVIllE Nulley; Alphi Pil, Veterinary Modicine. A. V M A • Second Rn« Al BFRI SCROGGINS. Datlevillp; Science and literature • CHARLES N SEARCY, eo.ir Chemical Engi.w.-iing e JIM HENRY SEAY. Montgomery, Sigma Alpha Etvjil-o Civil Engineering, A' Club. Spiled Shoe. A S C E « PERRY A SEAY. BrgneJidqe; Electrical ering. Eta Kappa N� . A I. E E . Phi Kappa Phi WIlllAM SCHILLING GEORGE SCOGGINS. JR JOHN SCOT!. JR SHELDON SCOVILLE aiBERT SCROGGINS CHARLES SEARCY jim SEAY PERRY SEAY Coed enjoying coaling concoction Gome Johnson, President of Blue Key. I ESTER SHANNON. JR JIM SHEPPARD, JR. G E SHAW J. R SHEPERO HENRY SHERROD. JR C C. SHEPARD ES1ES SHERRILL ANN SHERER ABOVE RICHARD SHIVELY GEORGE SIMS KAIIICRINC SMITH JAMES SMITH • Krjl Rr.m lESIER NORMAN SHANNON. JR. Birmingham, SifKIi AlpNa Er'ilm. MdllM Engineer '1. Engineering Council • G f SHAW. Un ox toon Sig'n i No, Education g C Cl INTON SHEPARD. Rii.. ingh.tm. Alpha Too Omega. Che • .-.q • J ROBERT SHEPCRO M Alpha Epsilon, Electrical Engineering, • Second Ro. Jim M SHEPPARD, JR. Edison; Electrical CnfioMiiiq, A I. E E. • ANN SHERER, ■ ; . Oq •. $ laoca HimHurg • EStf S Bail E y SHERRILL, FnctvbU Alpha la I naga Mechanical Engineering. Pi Tau $ix)n i. Scabbnfd .� • .J Elide • ENRY LAMBERT SHERROD JR . Birmingham; Alpha Taj Omega. Chemical Engineering. Blue Key, S'. abbard end Blade BELOW • full Ro RICHARD E SHIVELY, Birmtnghanv Phi Drlt.l Ihet.l, Bulirell Adminiltf.il on q GEORGE DELL SIMS. Eldr dqe; Aqreultvr.il Science. q MEAR.IN l. SIMS. HmitfhaM; Chemical Engineacing, l.lu Belt Pi, tt Lambda Llpidon Bri.iero.in, Enq.nee'.nq Coun'il. w JOE IAMRPRI SIFDGE, Gr.-imi . Mi A V M A • ARTHUR C smith Phi Eptile fldmli al t glnat A S I E GLORIA VANN SMITH i Delta, Edu till n q HELEN P SMITH. Hartialla; Home Ecoaomcs Education, Cardinal Kl . • Second Ro- KATHERINE M. SMITH. Aubu n. Eduction. • JAMES M SMIIH, Bay Minolta; Alpha Gamma Rno, Agricultural Education, Publication Board o iessf portion smith. laagd ala Aeronaut leal Engineering o J. S SMIIH, Whitovillo; Oireq.i Tju S ij vi. Veleiinaty Medicine, A V M A • LESTER AUBREY SMITH. EclMtic: Aqricultutal Science. Alpha Zel . Gamma Siqma DrII.i g p. McCAl SMIIH. Gitm nqham. Siqma Alpha Epsilon. Meehan cii Enqiree'i'g, Phi Kappa PPi. Pi lau Siqma, In.ier M l tbbard ind Blade, q ROBERT BRYERS SMIIH Pi Kappa Phi. MerSarif.il Engineering MEARLIN SIMS JOE SLEDGE JESSE SMIIH J. S SMITH ARIHUR SMITH GLORIA SMITH HELEN SMITH LESTER SMITH P McCAll SMIIH ROBERT SMITH SARAH E SMITH SARAH I SMITH HENRY SNOW, JR WARREN SOCKWElt Ralph Oavil, Editor. AUbjmj Farmer. JOHN SOUTHERLAND ELIZABETH SPAIN VIRGINIA SPARKS MORRIS SPEARMAN ABOVE • First Row SARAH c SMITH. A.ibuin Education • SARAH THEODORA SMITH. Slocomb. Alpha Della, Science and literature • HENRY ROBERT SNOW. JR . Birmingham Pi Kappa Alpha. Pharmacy • WARREN STEPHEN SOCKWEll, Hunlwille; Sigma Nu. Chemical Engineering, A. I Ch. E. • Second Row JOHN C SOUIHERLAND. Montgomery. Electrical Engineering, Briaetean, M.fec. A I EE ELIZABETH SPAIN. Auburn, Home Economic! Education • VIRGINIA LOUISE SPARKS. Demo-polh Z la I i Alpha, Home Etowmkl • MORRIS LEROY SPEARMAN. Bimingham. Siqma f lilen, Aeronautical Engineering. SAME.ASME.IAeS BELOV • First Row WILLIAM E SPENCE, Smyrna. Delaware; Alpha P� i. Veterinary Medicine. A. V M A • All RED I STAFFORD. Plant City; Veterinary Medicine. A V. M A RALPH McGlNTY STANFORD. Montgomery; Alpha lambda loo tiring • LElAND ISON STARR. Roanole Theta Chi. Mochowl al Eng in earing, A s M E. Alpha Phi Omega • JOSEPH TIPTON STEARNS, louiirdle. Ken Alpha Pci. VMtrlNTy IMKha, A V M a WIUIAM f STPFO. Decatur Phi Oella Thota. Agricultural Science. Agriculture Club. HERMAN FLOYD STEPHENSON. Mount Hope Agricultural Scieete. Agriculture Club a Second Row ROBLRI HENRY STERREH. Homewood; Alpha Pii. Veterinary Medicine, A V M A a EDWARD H SIEWAR1. Cenfor.ille; Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Science HENRIETTA STORY. OpetiEo. Home Economic! Education K.iptm Del a Pi. f H A. a ERNEST HENRY STRATMCYER, Pa ducah; Veleiinaiy Med cine. A V. M A M ORTZ STRICKLAND. Yidalia. Georqia, The'a Chi. Put!' ni� !! Adminitlratirn a RAt PH EDGAR SIYRlNG. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering, Phi Kappa Phi. Phi lambda llpidnn law Bela Pi, A I Cn f | ( FORD SUBLETT. Toney. Agricultural Education WILLIAM SPENCE ROBERT SIIRKH I AITRED STAFFORD EDWARD STEWART RAIPH STANFORD HINRIETIA STORY ISLAND STARR ERNEST SIRAIMEYER JOSEPH STEARNS ORTZ STRICKLAND WIIIIAM STEFD RALPH STYRING HERMAN STEPHENSON I EORD SUBLETT JULIETTE SUMMERS -OUISE THOMAS GEORGE TANKERSLEV KENNETH THOMAS MILDRED TAYIOR SIN THOMPSON MllMIT IHIEISCH MARY THOMPSON CLARENCE THOMAS J P THRASHER. JR DEIPHINE THOMAS OAVIO TILL JAMES IHOMAS MINNIE TIPPINS A80VE • Fir 1 Ro� JULIETTE SUMMERS. Op«lik� Kappi MU Home E oeomi i, TPeta Epiilo . • GEORGE JACKSON TANKERSLEY. PM Dolta ThcU Aeronautical tng.noeiing, Slue Key. I A . S A. S ' '■ Englneert Council, t MILDRED JUANITA TAYIOR. Doth................. I Club. • HELM IT THIELSCH. o.erfrw. Alpha Unbtfi Yap, Blscifl .1 a 1 III R. C.. Glee Club. Inlei'fidUiBilf Council, Auburn Playe'x • CLARENCE t THOMAS. Magnolia. Alpha Lambda Tau. El«'ri al Eeg ee«‘ng. A I E I • DE'.PHINE THOMAS. Auburn; Kappa Delta, ArckitKlM SpMnr. • JAMES DANNELly THOMAS, Auburn; Sigma CM, Su'invit AdmieixTralion. Dalfa Sigma Pi. 'Glomatafa' Stall. ■ Ser.-.nrl Ro« KENNETH H THOMAS. Phenir C t. Ttllllg b( 'ring. PM W. Mile • LOUISE K THOMAS. Pheeir Cite. luVAMt Admlrixtretion • BIN M RA£ THOMPSON, BnmtegHam. .� pp.i Slgirj. (vii«n AdnhMuHM • MARY LOU THOMPSON, lodi; Home Economist. Women Sludu' Go� er nmant AwclaHa . a J P THRASHER. JR . DuilnM . Alpha HI. Yeluheg Mr i,..«c. A V M A • DAVID C Till. HoyMulllo Agri, iltur.il SctatCO, Alph.i • MINNIE TIPPINS. A ihurn I Architecture BELOW • - BYRON TOMPKINS. Birmingham. Agricultefal C-Jui � tion. Sean Club. ETA Agricultural Club. • SHELDOs LYNE 'COMER. Auburn Slgiiu Alpha Ep� Wo . Commercial Art. Auburn KaighH • WILLIAM HOWARD TRAMMELL. I i-e.-qk.m. Mechanic .1 EtflMariat, P. lav Sigma. A S M E. . A M F I An S • THOMAS J TRAYtOR. Barite; Kappa Alpha Agri, ultur.il S.icn.o • S«(«M Ro� EREO TRIMILE. DmIW Phi Delta Thata. C .� il Engineering. A S C E • MONT GOMERY VANCE TRUSS. Birmingham. Pi Kappa Aipr,.,. Civil Engineering. • ALBERT ULYSSES TURNER. Plitafc City. VaNrlnaey Madlclao, a v m a a JESSE ROLAND IWilley, Soima Ihala cm. Elactrlcal Engineering, A. I. I E Tarran anti a couple ol ihe apex BYRON TOMPKINS ERFD TRIMBLF SHELDON TOOMER VANCE TRUSS WILLIAM TRAMMELL ALBERT TURNER IHOMAS IRAYLO JESSE IWILLEY a i ✓ CLYOE USSERY JOHN USSERY ERSKINE VANDFGRIFT ERNEST C VAUGHN MOtEftT VERNON FDWARD WAGNER IIFINE WAIKER NEIL WALKER LAURA WALLACE MARJORIE WALLS LOYD VICKERS MARTHA WARD CHARI IS WAGGONER CLYDE WARE ABOVF • Firct Rr,„ CIYOE RAUL USSERY. Birmingham; Electrical Cnqinoerinq. „ JOHN H USSERY. lanell MccNiniciil Engineering. Mil . A S. M 6 • ERSKINE VANOERGRIFT. Birmingham. Mechanical Engi neerinq, Glee Club. A S M E • ERNEST CLEVELAND VAUGHN. JR. Jauktonvill.. Florida ' ■ • Engineering, A. I. E E • HOBERT L VERNON, Sumiton Alph. lambda T.iu, Electricol Engineering A. I E E, • LOYD JEROME VICKERS, Miami. Florida; Kappa Sigma, Chemical Engineering. S, A. M. E . A S M E.. A I Ch E • CHARLES I WAGGONER. Marrlecburg; lambda Chi Alpha. Arch lecture. • Second Row EDWARD ALOIS WAGNER Mobil ; Phi Delta Theta. AM«uulk l Engineering, Auburn Eb|Mt, A. S. M. E , I Ar, S • ILEENE WALKER, Somerville; Home Ocmonttratioa. • NELL H. WAI KER, Auburn, Secretarial Training a LAURA WALLACE, Atlanta. GeoiqtA; Kappa Della, Conm i(i«l Aft, Oracle . Owl . Cardinal Hff a MARJORIE ANN WALLS. New Market. Home Dcmonttration. • MARTHA WARD. AndalutLi; Home Economic . Theta Ep ilo«. Auburn Player . • CLYDE OEXIER WARE. Toomtboro. Georqia; Commercial Art. Glee Club. I. I. J. 4. Ail Editor, Ayvxiite Edito “Glomerate •41; Art Guild. BELOW • lint Ro« HAROLD W WARREN, Alexander C l ; Aqrkulluial Education, f F A • ANNlCE WAI KINS. Birmingham; Kappa Della, Commercial Art. Phi Kappa Phi. Cardinal Key. • WILLIAM HENRY WEAVER. Birmingham; Delta Sigma Phi. Electrical Engineering. Scabbard and Blade, Briaeroan, Engineer inq Council. • NANCY JANE WEBSTER. Si Pelvubu’-j. Florida; Home Ecoromic . Pt i Karp Phi. ‘ Economic Club • Socond Row JAMES A WEEMS. Birm ngham; Mechanic .1 engineering, Mitcc • HOWARD TWAN-Hill WFIR. Village Green. Pnnntylvania; Sigma Chi. Veterinary Medicine, A. V. M. A. • WARREN WEISZ. Monlqomcry. Tetlllc ChemiUty. Phi Pii. Tau Reta Pi • MAREl LUCILLE WESLEY. Talladega; Science aril literature. HAROLD WARREN JAMES WEEMS ANNICF WATKINS HOWARD WEIR WILLIAM WEAVER warren weisz NANCY WEBSTER MABEL WESLEY Charlie knock himtelf out. thirl button and all. Alfred Green, Adverliting Manager, Plaintm.in. ' ELEANOR WHATLEY GEORGE WHITNEY MAJOR WMlSNANI MARION WILKINS KENNETH WHITE f E WIIKINSOM JACK WHITLEY DORRIS WILLIAMS ABOVE: • T.nt Ro« ELEANOR WHATLEY. toichopola. Home Econr- A • MAJOR JACKSON •;aNT Dotbaa (■ Kappa BM. Adminictra’ion • KENNETH E WHITE Science. Scabbard And Blade. Alpha ZeM. Gjmnu Sigma Oell.. • JACK H WHITLEY. Biimlrughtr Aeronautical Engineering • Second Ro� - GEORGE D WHIINEY, Or mge cc- r, K.ipp.i S qm.i 0� q Omwjj Tam In ., Veterinary Medicine. A V. M. A.. Iat«r-Ff t«raltr Council • MARION H WILKINS, Bn. MlMlh Civil EnqinMI inq, Tau Beta Pi. Chi Eptilon. A. S C, E . Engineering Cou«;il f t WILKINSON. Almore. Cterrical Eegi'erring. Phi Lambda Upiilor. A I. Ch E a DORRIS ELIZA8E1H WIlllAMS. Arwolon; Home Eo nomlcc Education. BELOW • Rrjl Row: JOSIAH McKCWN WILLIAMS. MoncLi Comet. Sou'h Carolina. Omega Taj Sigma. Vel crin.il Medicine. A. V. M A • PEMBROKE W WILLIAMS. LaGrenge, Georgia. Alpha lambda Ian, .1 Engineering • THOMAS M. WILLIAMS. Auburn; Secondary Education a HI WILLIAMSON. Annitloo. Sigma No. Chemical Engineering. Alpha Phi Omega. Phi Lambda Uptilon, a I Ch C Scabbard tad Blade • J6ANINE WILLIAMSON. Allaala, Georgia; Chi Omega. Education. Auburn ' REBECCA WILL'AMSON. Birmingham; Ze'a Tau Alpha. Social SdeAC . a WILMA WILLIAMSON. Wedowee; Home Economics • ltd Ro� . GEORGE MELVIN WILLINGHAM, Eylfe. Agricultural Education. Agricultural Club I I A. • HELEN ROSS WILLOUGHBY. Hue,ton. Seco-dar, Eduiat o-. TOWARD H WI1SON. Greer villa; Pi Kappa Alpha. Agricultural Science Sp.idei. Omicron Oclta Kappa. Agricollur.il Club. Alpha Zela. Puiinrct Manager IMI Plaintman.' Publication! Board • ELIZABETH S, WILSON. Montgomecy. Home Economic! o JOHN 5. WILSON, JR., Auburn Kappa Sigma, Mechanical Engineering, Auburn Band, a s M E. a ROY ELMO WILSON, JR,. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering. S A. M £ . Glee Club. A I E E o JOHN ORMAN W'lNOHAM, Columbu; Georgia: Aeronautical Adminiitration JOSIAH WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLINGHAM PEMBROKE WIlllAMS HELEN WILLOUGHBY THOMAS WILLIAMS EDWARO WILSON HORACE WILLIAMSON ELIZABETH WILSON JEANINE WILLIAMSON JOHN WILSON. JR RE8ECCA WILLIAMSON ROY WILSON, JR WII MA WILLIAMSON JOHN WINDHAM � « GEORGE YOUNG OIIS AtSOBROOK. JR gLUII YOUNG N G WILCOttON t I. YORK. JR 0. r. LUES HOMER WRIGMt, J JOSEPH YEAGER ERNEST YOHN DAVID SUCK ALBERT CANZONE Rl R 9 KLOETl HAROLD WOOD JOHN WOOD LEONARO YOUNG LESTER YOUNG A80VE • fii� � Row HAROLD A WOOD. B rmingham Mxh.inic.il Engineering a JOHN EUGENE WOOD. Mi'iilU, Georgiy; Aq« i.llui.il Scirnce • HOMER WRIGHT JR , Aub� .« Sigma Alpha ipilh) . Phar macy. Eiecetive Cabinet JOSEPH HENRY YEAGER, Cullman. Africilliul Adll� ht H— M Kappa Ph., Alph. Zlb, Aqriceltural AMhWmKM Club. Cl T.iu Chi ERNEST MERRILL YOHN. Eairhop . Sigma Phi Epiilon. Aeronautical Engineering. • E T YORK. JR. VeMey Heed, Alpha Gi -ni Rho. Ag-iH.ullui.il Science. Thi Kippi Mil. Oni 'Ofl 0 11.1 Kipp , Alph.i Z� N, Gimiu Sigma Delta. Scab hare) Aril Blade. Publication. Board • 1UIT EDWARD YOUNG. Mc� � i Hop ; Aqiicullur.il Engineering a GEORGE PORTER YOUNG. Sirm ngham; Alph.i lambda Tau. Mechanical Engineering a Second Row LEONARD EVANS YOUNG. Columbia. Soulh Carolina; Alpha Pm. Veterinary Medicine. 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THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHESTER STEPHENS Preudenl RAY B07EMAN .....................Vic« -Pro ident RALPH CARROLL..........................Trcdiarcr KAY HALL Hiilo'ian if: 1 L7 tZr ts ■W)� Cheiter Stephen . Pretident. xmtfiL. FIRST ROW: • MARGARET AARON. CdMp |. R CAROLYN JUNE ADAMS. Co..Iris. Ch. Omega. Scene 4Ml L.teratwie • LOUIfc h ADAMS Wrfwj MhL..m(,.I Leg.nee. ng © MARGl'ER II ADAMS. AfMOfd: Horn Economic! © RALPH C ADAMS. Arniiton. I amlxt� Clll Alpha, M«. h .... .1 Eng neerinq • LEA AKANS, Bitmingham Alpha Gamma D� ILi. Co’nmr.. ,il Arl © CHARLES RICHARD AKIN. Notaiulga. Agricultural Edwiatioev © HARRELL V AKIN SI•- illation • MACK ALBRIGHT. Union Sprinqi. Sigma N«, Civil Engineering SECOND ROW: • JOHN W A.LEN. LtCfMft; Mechanical Engineering • FRED ALLISON. JR . Atbji Sigma Alpha Epiiloo. Pie Mediona. • WILMA AISOSROOK. 8netley. Horn D.non.u © JOHN 8RIWIR AMIS Kappa Alpha. Mull |ll� l«l © Al LESIER AMOS. I «Gr inge P. IUpp4 ■ © ANNE AMOS. LaGiang . Phi Omega Pi. Horn fooomic! • JAMES ANASIAMA. Birmirg .inee-ing • WILLIAM MILLER ANDERSON « JUNE ANOREADES, Mobil Education '“■ f' 1 .'■ M . ' itl FIRST ROW • LEON M. ANDREWS. Camden. Ekdr.cal Engineer.eg ROBERT PARKER ANDREWS. Camden; AlNMllIkEl Engineering 4 RFN A • gham; Alpha Tau Omega. Butinett Admin.illation • TMEO D 8AARS. JR. Pmocob Ci.il Engineering • LEE ARTHUR BACKSMAN, Si MmbWfi Omega Tau S gma. Veterlnar, Medicine • Jtff W BAGWELL. Jaipei. lambda Chi Alpha. Architec-� u««. • ROBERT E BAILEY. Wadley. Agricultural Engineering © SARA I, 8AICY AMtllUl UbuK1 Inty Technique • R f BAKER. Annitlgn. Sigma Alpha Eplilon. Chemical Engineering. SECOND ROW: « ROBERT LESLIE BARBER. Kinimmee. Veterinary Medicine © PAUL G BARKSDALE. Huntsville. Alpha I a,,!:, 1.1 • MMkMiMl ln,,,n.e..ng • OLIN 8. BARNES JR. Birmingham; ThoLa Chi. Electrical Cn qinrerng © RUFUS RARNEM Reln.m, Agricultural Science • JOHN H BARNETTE. Deca'u- Kappa Sigma M. . E «...... I • WIILIAM EUGENE BARRINFAU. Cairo; BusUmi Admieiitration • WILLIAM NORMAN BARRINGTON Birmingham Aeronautical Ecgmecng • HENRY G BARRS JR. .vniacola; Ae.on iutic.,1 Ensuring • WALTON H BARTtE. JR MuM.v.ll©; Chemical l« FIRST ROW: • RAYMOND I f ON 8AV Alpha g,; VMMlMff IMdklM • CONNY R IAISCH F«if t.� .j n.gMhJi rw lUpn !•� «. MkIwImI EaqlflMrhq • guiY jay bathe. Rinata MmIimImI f.qincerisg • JOHN D (AUMHAUCR. Mobil ; Siqma Chi. Mechanical Emjireeing • NELDA BROWN 8EASI t • A ph Gamma Oelta Sere itur . • WIlllAM WHYTE BEDFORD. Ilcmll loo; Ri Kappa Alpha, Pr Dentistry IIITY JOHN BELL. Aubu'n. Ch. Omega. Home Economics • ELINOR Rill. Birmingham Home frrnomts • JOHN Bfl Uf. AlllW lf pp Signs I ' Jscap Archilulyr SECOND ROW: • Sara FRANCES ’Ttuf. ah,. saomlct • FRanCiS RUTH BEnFORO. Albert..lie ...I l t. ml. r. • IOMA BENNETT. OpNil Mom Economics • SARAH ANNE BENNETT. HsHtell . Phi Omega Pi. Horn Economics • JOHN S BENTLEY Birm.e |i..... . AlfN Tao Omega. MtcktniMl U|l� l|li 9 • JULIAN LEWIS BERNHCIM, B.rm.rqham. I.iu Eps.ion Phi. MecNsnic.il Engineering • CHARLES BTRRY P0R11 AwoMdlul Administration. g IRavis SISIER BERRY. Cemdee i . trial Engineering. • WAITER LEE BERRY. JR. Bessemer; Pi Kappa Alpha. Chemical Engineering FIRST ROW; • DAVID f BEVERLY S-..I W.. ter Alpb EmMM Rho Agr.sullur.ll Snerse • HARRY ARTHUR BINEORD Birmingham Ttiel Chi. Mechanical Engineering • MARY VIRGINIA BINGHAM. Montgom Kapp Delta, A, I N All • WILLIAM V BISHOP. Birmingham Mochan cal fcngin.e-.eq • Wll LIAM S BIIINER. Mobile. Phi K pp Taj. Chemical Engine.- eg • MARTHA JEAN Rl ACK Montgom-e., set i Upillon, Horne (ciMOinlcs • A D BLACKWELL. Tuseegee Chemistry • ALICE C. BLAIR. Birrnrngl.rn Alpb G ii ' . 11. 1 .� I .l. srafoiy Technique. • JOHN 61AKC, B.rmingham. P. Kappa Alpha. Chemical Engineering SECONO ROW; • MARTHA RlAKE, Shell.. I i K pp Della. Home Economics g FRED RICHARD BLANKENSHIP. JR Birmingham. Alpha T«u Or, ega Me haccal Eog.ceo- nq WILLARD SYLVESTER ILUNSCHI Poligee Alpb . AtrgiMutl .1 I mjiorerirq LAWRENCE JfRR SODDEN. Mr b le. S gma Ph Ep silon. Business Adm I • TAYLOR 8 80BKIN Tuscumbia. Kappa Alpha. Aeronautical Engineer- nq MARCUS LIVINGSTONE BOGGS. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering JAMES EOWARO BOMAN. Sulliqent; Agricultural Science • ROBERT W. BONDS. Adamsville Pre Medicine g WIlllAM A BOONE, Birmingham; Cieil Engineering FIRST ROW: • SAM L BOROUGHS. Mo«tqom«fy Siqmj Chi. Aaionautic 1 Efqnaufing • WILLIAM c BOUlWEll. AdMihIi AMONtllul Enqinnorinq. • MARY BOWEN. TjIUmi •' m EcOIDfnkt • FOSIER RAV 807EMAN. Otuiaf; Agfirulluf.il Sclynrn • WIUIAM CLEVELAND BRADY. Gio Mill Kdppj Sigma, Mtchjnic.il tnqinc ' ng « ALIEN T. BRASWELL. JR. Eiim gh.i MmImaSmI I • .jir PUJRTN BRAWMCR. W«f«'l� . Siqmj M, • MlBitiM • DONALD ALLAN BPEWL� Bifntiuqham S.qma P.. Chcmi-.il Lpij • MOYI BREWER. Addnon; MaltNw, SECOND ROW; • FRANK M BRIDGERS, Bfmtnqham. S-qma Ch.. B«hlc l Cnqirrffinq ♦JC BRIDGERS. Bitminq him; Siqfr.i Chi. P RhtfAtldR • THOMAS J BRISCOF. Doc.ilur. Alpha Rh... Agfi • ANNIE DAINWOOD BROOKS. Auliuff. Stirrer amj I I• • COWARD CHARLES BROOKS. Buena Vitla. Lambda Chi Alpha Butinett AdnMlIliHN • FRANK CLINTON BROOKS. JR . H«nt|vill«; EltClllMl Inginne inq • CHARLES DOUGLAS BROWN. Sulir Ari... • GRADY ALVIN BROWN, Haltin; M«N«i jl tnqinerfing. • JAMES M BROWN. Bi.rninr|h..m FI Kapp.1 Alpha, Indutlii.ll M.magemaM (®2?TrvrR its FIRST ROW: • I 11 AND M BROWN. Mnnlgom ., AqiOWIlUcdl I'qinreiing • LEONARD A BROW r. EbcRlol Eng. r«-.i .g • RALPH BROWN. Ciflmiillf. K.� | p. i Siqn'a. Chemical Enqineeiirq • ROBERT B. BROWN F.i,elte. Agiiculluf.il Sdnw • SARA ELIZABETH BRYAN. Yanllry. Home Ice- • HOWARD ALEXANDER BUCHANAN B.nr.ngh.m, AIpK. I.w Ofirg... Mechan.cal Inqifwei.nq • SAM G BUFORD. Off filly. PnJiif • Carl � BUGG Wad lay MychaaOeal fngin� «i; i • (Rank C BUNN Monlqomtfy. Aetoaaulical Ergnrei.rq SECOND ROW: • GROVER L BURCHFIELD. JR.. IvKalcei : Phafmaey • JOHN J BURKE. AH.illa IlMhekd I - g • GFRAl D OFAN BURNFTT • •- III C.lfll Eng n-.yi.n | « LEON B BURNS. Ijllidtqt . • MAXINE Hill BUTLER. N.J....J. H . « JERRY DAV D BUTT. Firm ngh.in-. D ll ■ Siqm.i Phi. MmEmImI Englnccfing • MIXSON BYRD. Oran AqikulltN Sckuci • JOE C CAMPBEU JR . Ja-ltor. S q-n.i CPi. Aeronautical I • SARA lUCUll CAMP BELL, Seclion; Alpha Gamma D lla, Socioloqr i !� '. ; FIRST ROW; • Will I AM Nf II CAMPBELL. Dodo-No. 1 -q • tltNA CANNON. Aadahltia; Rom E onomio • FRANK WHITFIEIO CANON. R.rminqhont. Kappa AIpKA. VotOfinor, M.rtK n. • . am e s MLliU, Ai AAd City: ««na k!«l tU'MWlN • U,H CARLISLE. Han I nrofnk i • EDWARD J CARLSON. E u IKumI. Volorlnor, MadkinA • JAMES PERRIN CARNEY. M. irtAn; ri«i. T«m Styn . Vntarlaaiy • RALPH s caRROIl. U ma; H Kirn ?f: Miom ; • foward fi os CARTER, Sklpwarth voto-no- Madklaa SECONO ROW; • FRNFSt PURCEil CARTER. Aubara; Amh • iUGinia CAR Til I .1 MARVIN AS8URY CHAMPION, w, A ««n.„� ;- .1 tnqboocinq • AIMUS ALIEN CHANCIER. Vc•AAA |Hn • ALICE MAE CHATEAU. N. - OriuM S «ratarial S«iaaca • LOUIS ARIHUR CHATEAU. No� O'ltjv PFI Koppo Tom. PFiticol EdMalia . • ANNETTE CMEMEY, ftrMHklfO: Ho- � kOMfflio • JOHN DANIEL CHICHESTER. III. Bl-rrlnq ban Slqn'o Alph.i Eptilon. Mn h.iolc.il fnqinoorinq. a MARY NELL CHILES. Alfcoilo; Alpko Con-mo Dollo. S«irl iul Troininq Fa d FIRST ROW • R08ERT CHAPMAN CHISHOLM. HoOioiburq, Mtuiwippi MKbonkol Enqinonrlnq IRUCE MONT GOMERY CLARK, JR, Auburn; Aqrculln.il ScfolKA • CAROLYN CIA'' Auburn. Alpbn Doll.i PI. Sdorc pad UtoMlWA a JAMES MONROE CLAYTON. JR.. Ctlimbti Elaclri al EnginaAfi'ag • NOR man WHITE CLENOINEN. Abbo.iilo. AQriCMlIuial Edocatioa • ROBERT I ClENNEY Abbeville Koppo Siqmo. Aqr cullur.il EduMlion a JOHN 8. CLOPTON, Sco'tibore; Cfcom r.il Iruiirrrrmq a ROB-i '1 i ClOTFElTEA, Bimitflm M.cbonic.ii i | IU PBICI coats, i Ada PFormoCy SECONO ROW; a EUGENE STEED COBB CaweHto Aqrkvl'uioi Sciooce. a G I COBB. Ayhoo-n, Madia oi ( ■ q • ALBERT BRlDWELL COCHRAN. PoJt VallAy Omcqo lou Siqmo. Votorinjr, Mod.c.nr a HOWELL DEAN COE. Dotb..r c� .m, .,l Eiq.rc.rrq a GEORGE WOFFORD COFER. w.qrnr. Vrl Madkta a jamfs rfnscn coffio IvOiqM A fa atic l f-.j...............rlaq a bill COHEN. Mlorm tooch. Flo. Avionovtkoi Enqiaoacing a RUTh COKER VallauaA Eda atiaa a JOHN TURNER COLEMAN Anm%lon; Eloclricol Enqiooo'.nq I l FIRST ROW; • CHARLES EDMOND GOitINS. Fc 8««« � Q. Aeronautical Adminllif .� « . SARAH BULLOwK CONNER. Twthagaa: K ipp-i MU, $KNta U IhWn • JACK I CONNIfF. Ritmiaghai a., .. Ilwal I,, wiiliS HOTO COOK, Camdt . Agrfeultaral Sclaaca • SHIRLEY S COOKSEY. Malik l u.r, Kappa Alpha. MR I 4BI AI Fnqirrrrirq EULAH JO COOPER. J.np ' HwM ............. ' ' • IWW R COOPER. JR.. AlhedelR; Cw«i 110 Sigma, MNRIn • G MU. Haul Gf� -n. AlplM Ta 0 a i1. Aaroaaafical EngSnaafSng • Sigma CM. Medicm SECOND ROW; • WILLIAM S COUCH. Columbu.. Pi Kappa Phi. Science and lilRMltlfR a RICHARD DENNIS COUSINS. Spiini) HIM; Pi K.ipp.i AinM. MachaaJeal f• FRANK haRRiS COWfN. Opi ; Agrlcolluial a NOAH N COWEN. Opp Efaclfkat 6 a CHARLES OANiEl COR. Bltmlnqham: Chamkal b«lMRih« • ERSION SMITH COX. RlaoatvMla; Alps. W. Vatarie ■ Mr................. a WILLIAM THOMAS COX. Rinwiagltini AlpK. Taa Or- qa, ClMmiCRl Engine a« lag a AURREV W CRAIG. Ituanw; Sigma Alpha Epcilon. I.iiw« Admiriilrjl n « MAH WILL CRfEl. !� ' Horn Economic. FIRST ROW • HENRY FARRIOR CRENSHAW. i,,( Depwll MhM.| Ma.a««m..i a i a Crenshaw. s� « mol; Cham.Cal Engnccnq VICTOR CRESPO. Srs Jo. , Co. .. Rica; Vr.,-,n..., Mr-1 cine r OLIVER I CREWS, Smmra; Alpha Gama , Rho a., ation rill CRIRR, JR. Bmiwwict; Sig-n., ‘■si EptMon, Chemical EnginRaflng o RiliiF ruih CROCKER. Oat Or ova; Noaia Economies • jii anita CROSS. Andalusia Horn CtMMlin. 0 JAMES RUDOLPH CULVER. Auba n Agikullerel Education R C. DANIEL HAROLD, Ml. . ilical Cngireriirq SECOND ROW; • BENJAMIN DAVIES. JR. Blimiegham; Tbala CM. Civil EarImriIkr • annii v Davis LaGraage •„ „„| Lilri.il jrr a REISY DAVIS l Gr.i-i|r. SeCfeMfiel lialaing 0 CLAUDE HENRY OAVIS tu fauU AwoARulical AdmWitiellon • IL1RYM DORSW Davis. Albertville; « Kppa Alpha. Botinau IratlOR. • JAMES AUBREY DAVIS. Thomitville. V l«.,;� ..r, Mod or.. a JOE LEE OAVIS. Aubo.n fu I... In, Rating • JULIUS maoison Davis SiMcaege; Kappa Sigma, Chamkal . DAVIS M Ig Alpha Tau Omaga. imlnaM AdmlRhlralloR i im: HRS! ROW. • MARY DAVIS, Sort Depot-t. Kopp,. Delta. Education. • RABORN LEWIS DAVIS. Opelika; Pre la- • WALLACE I DAWKINS, N UMh I f ngir,e� .,nq • PAUL CUHON DEAN. Hartford Agricultural [duc.iliM • OPAl EHZA8ETH OEASON. Billingilcr Ubou'orr l� flniqu� o THOMAS LOUIS DE JARNEtlE. Birmingham Electrical Engineering « PAUL S DENISON. Birmingham; Sigma CM, Mochoa i • HELEN 0ESHA2O, Unit; Nunlug Sclwct • GEORGE H. OICUS ScoMclicirn; Aljlidillur SECOND ROW: • JULIA D OIGBY, Birmingham, Alpha 6jirmj Delia, Commercial Arf. LUCILLE S DIMMERlING. Aubur- •• • CAROIYN DIXON lichland; Chamiitry. Chi Omega • JULIAN DIXON. Andaluiia. Alph.� lambda Taw Cheniitlry • LINNELIE DOBBINS. EmeHo; Alpha G.mmj Delta. Dietetic • THELMA E DODSON, Birmingham. Horn, Cosmic • WILLIAM TAYLOR DOUGLAS. Mobil flee trie 1 Ing.'cer.ng « BUNA EUGENE OOYAl. Villa Rica. Alpha lambda Too, Bacineci AdmMstro tian • GEORGE lEETWICH DRAKE. Montgomery; Sigma Ch., AkRiIkIuk FIRST ROW; • MANCY F. DRISKEll. Bre-ton. Chi Omega. Home Econom.ct O GORDON LESLIE OVfKU Mow.; Volar nary Mad.:in . • WILLIAM t DUMAS. Chafom, Agricultural Engineering. ROBERT Will SON DUNAWAY, Orr.iilu, A)lk«H«Nl Science O CLYDE DUNN. JR.. Homillo ; Alpha Lambda • -I f nginaerirg fRANCKf WAI TON DUTHIR. Cullman; Agricultural Education. MAI COLM DYKES. Banlc. Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Sciatic . o EOWARD OLDER EDNEY, Birming hjm, Mechanical Engineering BENJAMIN f EDWARDS. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW: I • JEAN EDWARDS. Atlanta Chi Omega. Secretarial Training. • P FRANK Ell AND Birm ngharr Chemical E' i EAR LINE LLDIR Bear Mom Economics. • Evelyn ELLINGTON. Dacota • ■ m O BlANCMt HUS. Lenr.e Ch Omega. Home Eccnom.ci « RAUL HERBERI ERICKSLN Sarwood. Phi Kappa Tau, Chrrr-- ..I Engineering MILNER H. ESKEW. Unionto-n; Electrical Engineer-' ■g OEM EVANS. Manhall Agricultural Science O LILIAN DUGGAN EVANS Atlanta Kappa Celt,, laboratory Technique I TO ] t A FIRST ROW; • OTTO lOuiS (vans. Niwh; N Kappa ph. Mima Admiaiilxllw • william MITCMELI (VANS JR.. Birmingham. Alpha Tau Omega, Engineering. • W J FVfRITT, Birmingham. MkIuhh.iI [rijiiuMlmj. • FMMFTT C FARRINGTON, L.iFayette Agikulluiiil Science • JAMES A FAUCEIT. Gadiden; luinOU AdininilllBtioil. • W JACK FAULKNER. Birmingham; Della Sigma PFi, Mei trqineerinq, • EUGENE LLOYD FEAGIN MencJenonville. Ilit'J Chi. Pharmacy • WILLIAM M FENN, Clayton; Aqticullvr.ll Education • CHARLES ERNESI HEVEI. Hueytoen Votetinary Medicine SECOND ROW: • MARVIN RLAIO FINK. Fa.rta.; Aeronautical Engineering • SPILLMAN NEW FITZPATRICK. Auburn Alpha Gamma Rhc. Aqrcultural SclMCf. • LOUISE FIFMING HtMlfvitl IwIttW Aominiitratlon. • JOHN E ElEMMING ( imiiqhan BKllkal bglmifaj • -OHN EDWARD FOIRG SWflMd A i . Lambda tau. Atio 4uli(«l Enginytrltiq • JAMES WOODS FOGLEMAN JR Birmingham Chemical hot lulling • JAMES LINGlEV FLINN. CwtenW : Mechanical Engineering JJNt ELAINE FORBUS Aleiander Cily. Education • JESSIE MAE FORO. Birmingham. Labo'aloey Technique sr I. ] 9 4 M FIRST ROW; • MARY HAZEL FORO. Auliutn. Alpha Gamma Delta. Siience and lileidlul • DOROTHY FOREMAN. Birmingham. Kappa Delta. Homo Economic! • FRANK P FORWOOD. JR., Plateau. Electrical F i ■ inq. • MARY EDITH FOSHEE. Montqomorv. Ph. Omeqa Pr. Pre Medicine « JAMES M FOSTER. toed!. Pi Kappa Phi. Mechanical Engineering o JAMES W. FOSTER. Mobile; Sigma Ch . Mechanical Engineer inq • JANE FOSTER, lanell Chemistry • CHALMERS FRAZER. Birmingham, Theta Chi ElocNical E« qineerirq • HILOA FREDERICK. FTacLIeburq; Home Economic! SECOND ROW; • BFRNlCF M, FRYER. Ttoy; Home Economic! o ASA R FULLER. Cullman Mpchanit.il Engineering • ROY THOMAS FULLER. Nutaiulqa. Aq.icullutal Education o FRED FRANKLIN FULTON. Binning ham. Aeronautical Adminirlrdtiocv CAROLYN M. FUNDERBURK, Oadeville. Alpha Gdtnmo Oolla Butineu Adminitltalion a CLEVELAND COLE FUOUA, Hilliard Sigma Chi, Chomica i-p-.....................nq • JOHN frank GAIHARO. Anniston, Mechanical fngineetinq • ALBERT i gainfs. Birmingham; Phi Kappa Tau. Mechanical Engireering o THOMAS M GALLOWAY, Mobile Alpha Tau Omega. Aero nautical Administration “LV I 106 f FIRST ROW: • SABAH V QAUMASE, firm Art • CHARLES WESLEY GANTI. J«.. lituv. Aaio «.uti rtl Enginaaiing. • 8ETTY GASMAN. Aub� rn; ChMlhflr • MARYGFNF GIBSON. Tunica Com A'� o MHOREO maxinc GILBERT. hltbi; Haim Onmoattratkn • Margaret waiO GH BREATH. Ro.iroo; |m!mu AdmMitralioo ARCHER RUSSELL GILMORE. Sulligarl; Alpha Gamma Rho. AfllMHml Scianca. • J MERRILL GlRAOEAU. Mon-go'”-IS ■)l� • Alpha Eptifen, Mrtl Enginaaiing • SAM GIVEN. 8lrminql..im Pi Kappa Phi, Electrical Frqlnaarinq SECOND ROW • NOlA f GOODE. Koganrilla. Horn bconom it a DONALD RILEY GOODWIN. Gallion; Valarinary Madlcina • WILLIAM LEWIS GORDON. Taflatiaa; Etacliical Eoqinaarnq. • GEORGE H. GOULD. MoUl CMI Engtoaatlng • JAMES LAWRENCE GOYER, HofOflCa PEi MtA That., IhImII Admin itlralion a MARION FRANCIS GRACE. Hunltailla. Mechanical Cng'nearing • CLARENCE O GRA HAM. JR . UIUSM ; ta.iilc Eng • OSWALD HOOD GRAHAM, T.wbor. Omaqa Tav Siqma. Ypla in.if r Madlcina. • JOSEPH MARTIN GRANT. JR , And.llgtia: Edvcal-on FIRST ROW: • WILLARD RAY GRANT. Wado-ec; Vateriajry Madicina. • WILLIAM L. GRANT. Chi Alpha. MmImbImI Englnoer.nq « GAMALIEL PERRY GREEN. Tror. Kappa Sign • HENRY BURR GREEN, All,iota; Siqm • Chi, lllllMH Admlnltlrallon • WILLIAM I GREEN. , ■ Ion; Botinas Administration • JULIUS G GRiCE. JR., foitsacolo: Tholo Chi. Electrical Englataaing • JAMES C GUINN. LaGr.ioqr; PM Della Ihela. 8v ine� Administration. • ARNOLD JARVIS GULLY. Prorton. Chamic.il Eng.noaiinq • KATHRYN VIRGINIA GUNIER. Auburn. Horn Economics SECOND ROW: • SARAH KATHRYN GUNTER. Autum Horn Economic • JOHN CLIFTON HADLEY. Havana: Delta Siqm Phi. Buiincss Adminiilfi'!o«, • MARGUERITE HAISTEN. Salma; Alpha Delia PI. Science and I t eeafure. • KAIHERINE G HALL. At anta. Ch. Omaqa. BaUttaH Adrrin.str.it,on • E FLOURNOY HAM BURGER. Colombo : Taut!I E'qeeer.ng o LEONARD H HANCOCK, Roma; MacKm.r.il Englnaa ring O SHERRILL HANCOCK. Blimin.jh.im. Ch� m1slry • FRANCES FOLMAR HANNUM. AdfeM Stcralailal Training a m. manita HANSFORD SiCamwr: Socralarioi Training i To?: FIRST ROW: • JOHN m haRBERT. Kmh(kMi i’h . Civil E hnihf a SAM u HAROIC. . Rnr—c«: pm Oeiia IM . Chemical bflMwh| • JOE i HARE, Phi Dell Iwniul Enqmeerinq • C. C. HARMAN. Floyd. Veterinary Med'C.ne • KATHRYN HARMON. Notaiutqa Alpha Delta, $ MCI |l4 UlMllvfl 0 VIRGINIA HARMON, latayetfe; Mom Economics 0 LAURA V HARRIS. Walter. Education • LEWEY FRANK HARRIS N� � Simllun Pi K11 1 I helm • MILFORD D. HARRIS. Or«I'I : Civil Engimiiiri JWUfiftJL? SECOND ROW: ROBERT H. HARRIS. Wadley Secretarial Traininq • ANOERSON O HARWELL. Tampa, Fta Che-•col (nqiitncieg • EVERE1T O. HARWELL. Bitreinqhim. Education • MILDRED HATCHEII, Notatulqa Home Economic • JASPER A HAYIIS JR Friwo City; Agricultural Education • FSTFILF W AI KIR HAYNES, Auburn; Education • MARY LEE STONE HEAD. Birmingham. Mil • .• UfetllhMI lack nidue • JENNINGS A. HEAORlCK. Hendersonville V«lerl«ACV Medicine • CLAIRE HEARD C Hill; Home Economic! FIRS! ROW; • C w HEARN. CotumbaV. Pi Kappa Alph,. Electrical Engineering • JOHN CURTIS HEARN. Rir miagham. Pi Kappa Phi, Aeronautical Engineetirg • CECIL J MEASTER. Vino. Vele'lnory Medicine • JIMMY M HELD. la� cenceberq Agricultural Science « DOROTHY HENDERSON. Greenville Ecu cotion • EDWARD N HENDERSON. Allllllll Pi Ktppa Pni MlCh««I«l Engineering • FRANCES HENORICK, Brundioqe; Kappa Delta. Home fcoeomict. 0 HAROLD OREN HENDRICKSON. Opelika Mechanical Engineering • OY HENDRIX. Rirminqh..m; Siqnvi Phi Eptilon. •mine� Adminitlration SECOND ROW; . u we bfFORD Corley. Agricultural Admlnitfralion a E MILDRED HERRING. Gene.a; Home , RrtiFRT I HIGH, w.iveily. AgrWlml Edutitiun 0 ROY O. HILL. JR Dothan Alpha _______• FLEETWOOD HINES. Darlinqton; Vatai r • ELTON I HINTON. I ' Rho A,r.cultural Educal.on. . MELVIN OSTEU HIXSON Gtdxlen. CM! fce Jatpe, Alpha Oamm- K 0 „O0GSON. Montgomery; Sign Nu. Civil l.qineerinq P THOMPSON q,nee,mg . ROIER Veterinary M.dirin. PRICE HOFFMfYfR. Florence AU� n I iiw: FIRST ROW; • SHANNON HOLLIMGER. Camden, Kappa Alpha. Veteriaary • AL8ERI G HOLUNGS WORTH Eagle Cliff. MkN I (I Engineering • MARY ELVA HOLLINGSWORTH, Anniiton; Interior Decorating • MARY LOU HOLLINGSWORTH, Lincoln. Home Economic!. « WIILIAM 0. HOLLOWAY. Ne« Orle.ini Kappi Sigma, Me:hanical Engineering • ROGER LOUI HOLMES, Attalla; MnImhImI Engineering • JOHN K. HOOKER. Winfield Theta Chi. Aeiomi.lic.il Englneeriag • 8ESSIE L HOOT LN. Joppa. Education. • ROBERT C HORN. Samion Agricultural Science SECOND ROW; • GFORGE C HORNSBY. Rnanokn; Pi Kappa Alpha Civil Engineering « ALBERT R HOUSF. Jack conv lie, fl.i Alpha T.iu Omega Civil Engineering • JOHNNIE M HOVEY. Opelika Home Economic! • TOMMY HOWARD, lecibutg. Vj„ Veterinary Medicine. • JOHN E HOWELL, Rome. Kappa Alphn. Aeronautical Engineering • OLLIE S. HUDSON JR., Morion. Alpha Gorrmj Rho. Agricultural Education. • JIMMY f HUGGINS. Montgomery. Alpha Lambda Tau. Aeronautical Engineering • SARAH EDITH HUMPHREY Hartielle; Home Economic! • EDITH H HUNT Brent; Home Eco nomlct. o Jkdth Q C: riRSi Row • j N HURT!, Irondale. Elertric.il Engineer.ng • LEWIS R INGRAM. Montgomerir; Civil Engineer ing. « LEONARD G IRWIN. Pemacola. El� .. Tteta Chi. Mechanical Engineering • WILLIAM HARRY CRT I Auhiirn; Alpha lau Omega. Agricultural Science • HARVEY S JACKSON, JR., Jaiper; ledut ifi.il Engineering. • HENRY G. JACKSON. Birmingham: Architecture. e JOSEPH WARREN JACKSON. LaGrange. Sigma Phi Epiilon. Induitliol Engineering. • MADGE JARRARO. Montgomery; Secondary Education • GAINES RAY JEFECOAT. Opp Phi Kappa Tau. Te.tile Engineering SECOND ROW; • BENJAMIN S. JENKINS, Birmingham. Mechanical Engineering • DONALD CULLER JENNINGS. America ; Civil Engineering « GEOROE E. JENSEN. Mobile; Sigma Phi Epiilon. Civil Engineering • BRUCE CAMERON JOHNSON. Dcctlur; Agricultural Science • JAMES O JOHNSON. Chattanooga. Kappa Alpha. Aeronautical Engineering a JESS THOMAS JOHNSON, Auburn; Agricultural Science • MARY KATHRYN JOHNSON. Opelika; Home Economic!. • J. Marvin JOHNSTON. Ere-green Buiineii Admlnlitration W N JOHNSTON. Mobile Sigma Ch Me-hanicet Engineering f 1091 FIRST ROW; • WARRCN G JOHNSION. Omm Mathaafcal t qiaaarl««. • WILLIAM LCNNARO JOHN MIMd Alph.i R Iff Mnlklm • AODIE LOUISE JONES, Centurjr; Education a CtCIlt JONES R ti l«ri« Train! • ELIZABETH JONES, SnotwJoun; Home Economic • I Rank mar LIN JONES. C.imdc-1 OmIhImI Enqin.er.rq • JAMES BURROUGM JONES. Birmingham. Civil f qinrerirq « JOHN DAVID JONES. Haley..lie, mclri«l Enqinee-nq • MARY Will I AMS IONES. AuImjia Science And lilcuiuK. SECOND ROW; • ROBERT LEE JONES Alpha W, Veterinary Mcditicc a S ALFRED JONES Nt.loc Kappa Siqm.1. Electrical Cnqireer.nq. • STANLEY S JONES. Scofltboro Chom.cal Eo.jireer.nT WILLIAM ► I JONES Coll nt.ille, Aq-icu tgr.r Sc.ence GARETH N JORDAN. Cottonwood; Aeronautic •• In I-. • LOUIS H JOROAN. E.erqrren But.eett Admn.ttralien • ANNE RATRiCIa KANSINGIR. Rett, Alpha Delt.1 R. Ub«MlO«y lethn.Tue • RYRON KEENER. Gad, Afiklllm V.er.e • Wll LIAM HOYI KEITH, R.rm r tim Electrical Engineering FIRST ROW • ALONZO HYAIT KELLY, Rkfclaadl AdOMlIlul Enqlerc inij • JAMES LENNON KEl I M ..lie C...I Enq.reer.nq KATHRYN KENNEDY. lilldUM Mama Ecm................. • LOU ISC KCNNCOV Education • WILLIAM . KENNEDY. B ■ttr.no- . • • ■! • I'M HENRY KENNEIl. El.j- lull Ad nhlcation • WALTER R. ENNON. Opel.la Rut.net AdmiakfraMaa • MARTHA FRANCES KILGORE. Dec at. r CM Owfl Horne Emnr... % Ed •• • C AUOC RC LAND KING. Rupert Veterinary Medicine SECOND ROW; • TOMMY E KINSEY, Eicel, Agricultural EduC.ft.o' • HENRY C KIRK. M ration • JESSE DORRANCE KISER. Ga'dendala. CommerCAl Art a EARL C KNOWLTON. Aor.ttor The a CM, Mer h rir..I Engineering e HERMAN KOCKRITZ. Birmingham. MtLlltrictl tnqneer.nq • ii e haieDan KONRAD Sprlag Hill; Kappa Alpha. Machaakal I • GEORGE IVON LAMAR Deo-orolit Aeronautic t1 • EORREST YORK I AMR. E.firtu Merita leal E- .n j a JAMES RICHARD LANE. Dc.tk.ir Cneoi. nl Engineering h FIRST ROW • WILLIAM I LANEY Cvlvinbu. Alpha l.iu Omega. Ci� !l Engineering • THERON LANG. Moulton mi ku«. a„.i • Chester scon latshaw, ii. Mobile Mechankai t«- « Cl Allot BlANCMARO LAYTIEID. Cclumbu . AfikiHml Engineering • ROIERT E LEO YARD Montgomery l.imlw|j Chi Alpha. Electrical Engineering • HELEN LEHMANN. LaGranga; Moire F. . n.vnu • CLARENCE RURl lEMlfy Bi.-n ngham. Chemical Ingine.ting • MIIIE w IfTT, Mld i.,d City Unbd Chi Alpha Mechanical Enqhttfin • Oavio GaWLEy lEWiS. CoUiabut PM Della Theta, Rutinett Admini tr. tio SECOND ROW: • KATHRYN LEWIS a ikiH U t� :r m l literature • ROBERT Y. LEWIS. S� eor W.i®r Alpha Gamma Rho. Bre-Medion.. • WILLIAM H LIB8Y. Mob.1., Chemical Engineering • EOWARO JONES I IDE. Birmingham Sigma Alpha Eptllon, Electrical Engineering StfVFN C LIKOS. Gadtden; EI C rrkal Engineering • GENE KOLLOCK LINDSAY. Toilette®. Mechanical Engineering • WALTER OUDLEY IINN. Abha.il ®. Alph. Gamma Rho «r; allerel C4vCetl«n • VIRGIL WOOO LIRSCOMB, AltMtlCM Kappa Sigma. Aeronautical Engineeiing. a ALTON S UTILE. Ga'dendale; Ci� l Engneer.ng pp9-i Q a o AhI tk L . FIRST ROW: • MARY t lORANZ. Birm ngham. Chi Om ga. Mem® Economic RO� M LOVL. Aliceville; E la -� ric� l Engineering. • HARRY LOWE. Ill, Opelika; Comme-cal A-t , OAVIO M LYON C Agricultural Science • ROWLAND HOI I IS MANN Tallattw Birtlnett Administration • WILLIAM WRIGhI MARIES. Mu Media M. Engineering, • DILLON MARCH. Mobil® Alpha Tau Omega Architecture • FRANK MARSH Irmnwi Pre law • HAL G MARSH. B rminghem. Sigma Chi. Me chanical Engineering SECOND ROW: • DUOllY I MARTIN. Clayton. Sigma Chi. Te.hle Engineering • JAMES ROIERT MARTIN. Elba Rutin® Admin.ttratioo. • R. JEEE MARTIN blwpiht A ;n .1 Science • UTTYf MASON. Ru telldle; Kappa D®lla laboratory Technique • JAMES T MATHEWS, Rir-ningh.m Agri- .l-u al Engineer mg JANE MATTHES Bitoii Alpha Gamma Della. Interiw Orcorelion. WILLIAM. EARL MAYBEN Odder Theta CM A .hi-e.iu a o JAMES THOMAS MAYES, Birr. . Nu. Aeronautical Engineering « HERBERT H MAYO. Columbit; Alpha Tau Omega. Mechanical Engineering FIRST ROW: • CARY RanDAi I MEAOOWS. Tallaitee; BKhfcil Engineering • RALPH BRADFORD MEI Dndevillc. Mmi AMlhlNllN • NANCY JOHNES MERRILL. Andaluiia; Alpha Dnlt.i Pi. laborato-, Technique. • VIRGINIA METCALF. Enterprite. Home Ecotonkl Education • CLARENCE MEIHVIN JR., Birmingham; Thef.i Ch . Me:honicaI E'q inner «g. a LEONARD MICmELSON. Or-ofur. T.iu EptHon Phi, Pr«'D«ntifl(y. • H, CECIL MICKLEBORO, Mifion AtiOAiuticil Engineering • SAM G MIIA 0. Fntley; Chemical fnginnering. • RALPH A MILLER. falrlield; Pi Kappa Phi. Indutlfi.il Management SECOND ROW: • HENRY THOMAS MILLS. Birmingham; Phi Delta IhoM. Cl.il Engineering • JOHN PARK MIMS. Vi da; A jr icwltui-il Science • WALTON L MINOR. Hamilton; Agricultural Education « GRAOY I MITCHAM. Bernice. louiiiana; Mechanical Engineering. • BEN G MITCHELL. Birmingham C «il fi gineering. • HARRY EOWARO MITCHELL. Albert!. Pharmacy « CURTIS BUNYAN MODI INC, Seale Induttrial Management e KELLEY FONOREN MOLTON. Mobile Corrmunicatiqnt Eng.rearing p, Kjpp.i Phi. • THOMAS MONTAGUE. Matlieiburg, Mittittippi Mechanical E«fiwtfl� 9 FIRST ROW: • SUE MONTGOMERY. Chettonooqe. Tenneiwe. Phi Omege Pi. Home Etonom.ct • BETTY MOODY. Sprinq.ille; Secretarial Training. HENRY D MOORE. Ph� nii City; Aerorou'icel Engineering • JAMES MONROE MOORE. Fayette; Orn.iment.it Hoiticullore. MILLARD FILL MOORE. Rwltellville: Aqficul tuf.il Education • RUBY G MOORE. Selma. Kappa Delta. Home Economic!. e EDWARD H. MORGAN. Twicumbie; Chemical Enqineefinq e JOHN W MORGAN. Richmond. Virginia; Alpha Pli. Veterinary Medicine • CLAUDE T. MORRIS. Blownttwille: Chemical Enqineefinq. SECOND ROW: • REX MORRIS. JR., Birmingham; Aeronautical Adm.niitrolion. • JOHN ALLISON MORION, Gtoyt villn. Tnrneuee; Mechanical Engineering « WILLIAM I. MORTON. Anniilon; Sigma Nw. Pr la- • NELL BRANDON MOSELEY. Urioatown; Kappa Delta. Home Economic!, « SAMUEL A MOSLEY. Birmingham; Sigma Pi. Chemical Engineering a DRUSIllA MULLANE Ale.ander City; labo-afor, Techniq.. e WILLIAM HARRISON MUHIN Pheni, City Mechanical Engineering . GAL OR BLANCHE MURPHY. Sulliqent: Home Economict Education. , SAM H. MURPHY. Evergreen- Aeronautical £n gineering I? I FIRST ROW: • ERNESTINE MURRAY, Sa.ain.ih, Goorqia; Interior Ooco«atinq • DOROTHY MYRICK, Wdycrott. Goorq... Homo Eeonomiei Edui .lion. • ERNEST McAULIFFE. No- Louivijia; thota Chi, Mr chanir.il Faqinadflnq • JANE ANN M CAll, GutlpoH MitlHtipP'i Alpha fiimmj Ooll.� , Homo Eco • ROBCRT ELISHA M CALI JR.. Bro-lon. Aeronautical Enqine� rin , • FREDERIC ALBERT McCaROKEY. B.r-lcv ImIhu Adminikliatio � JOHN H. MtCLANAHAN. HrHmH . Electrical to glndar • MAXINE McCLENDUN. Adllt; Theta Uplilon. Secretarial s- r-ro • JAMES MILTON MeCOMSFY, BitminqKjm; Siqma Rhi fpillor, Electrical Enqineecinq SECOND ROW: • WILLIAM RIAKFtY MeCORKIF. JR., America, Geo'q id. Mechanical tnqinoorinq • DIXON I McCORMACK. Birmingham. Dull. Sign... Mii. Methdii..l Engineering. • JOHN MALCOLM McCRANEY Clayton. Alpha Corn 111.i Rho. Aqricultur.il Enqireerinq. o FORREST N McCUllARS. Ohalchec Aqr. cultural Eouc.ii.oo • HAZEI i CULLARS (;• . Economic! Education « G. BERNARD McDUFF. Maltleiburqfc. Miuhllopt; Sigma Alpha Eptitcn. Chamicrl Engineering • CLAUDE CLARENCE McEACHIN Dothan C.-il Erg nrer.ng « CHARI FS HERMAN MrFAtl JR E qineerinq • EllEANOR C M.GEHEF Gmen.llle Homo Economic! ft FIRST ROW; • TOY LOUISE McGEHEE. Shellield Hunt Economic! « PAULINE McGINNlS. MoMgomery. lab o.o-o-r Inho.qur • TED R McGUIRE. Centernllc. Alpha Groin. Rho. Agricultural Education. • MA SON M MclNTYRE, Crichton. Elettrical Engineering • TOM WALKER MrKAY. Good— ilrr; ChemiUr, • FUGFNF McKINNFY. Benemer CEorric.il Engineering • ROBERT $ McKINNEY. Opelika. Cirri Enqinrorinq • MARJORIE McKINNON, Auburn laboratory Technique W f McLAIN. S«ll«m Alpha Tau Omega. Buiinet! Adminljtralion SECONO ROW O CLIFTON COCHRAN MclEAN. Eagle Spring , N. C ; Om� q« Iju Siqmj, Veler.nat, Medicine • 1HOMAS OLIVER McLEMORE. Montgomery; Siqma Alpha Ept'len. Bul:� on AdmlniUratloa • LARRY RUSSELL McNARON, JR , BlfmiagtlMn; AofOMIltlCOl Enqireerir.q • CORINNE McRAE. Beiai. Homo Eronorri.i E4mIIn • HAROLD W NANCE. Aubu o V«1«fiMI| Mtd cine • BAXTER McALLlSTER NASH. Cullman. Aphj Lambda Tau. Ci.i Enqiaeerinq. • WILBUR ALLEN NEALE. Betheida; Kappa Siqma, Veterinary Medicine • DONALD A. NEBRIG. Decatur Siqma P. Meehan e Enqineer.nq • HARRY NELSON: Doiier; Aq'.cullural Education I III I FIRST ROW: • SUMNER GRAHAM NCSMTT. Biim.n.jK.n D-lla S qua Phi Ch trit.il Erq.neennq A c KENT NEWTON. OvnneUon RhM|; Alpha Pti. VaUlina If Medicine A WALTER CLAY NICHOIS. JR . E l Pie Dentil ( 0 ARA JOHN NlGOSIAN, $tMM; Mechanical hyinifiif 9 JIMMY P NIX • ill - Alpha O.in-m.i Rho. AqfKulto-.il Scene • CHARUE EAYE NIXON. Auburn. Ih t (IptilM, Hqnw D monttr it.on • ARTHUR SANEORO NOII E. VaIIAHAA; ApK. 111 Orre.j , I . • .. I f nqinre.inq • IACH J NOIEN PmMvM M -x • A DOROTHY NORMAN. f«tl T Kappa Delta. Horn Economic . SECOND ROW: • OSCAR E. NORIMINGION. Montqome.f. Phi Delta Th«t.i. Aeronauticjl AEwlalltfltllK 0 0 SUE NORTHROP. Atmof . Phi Omcq.i Pi. Mem Economic • MORION H NOVlCK. EMitf Ph . MnNiImI to.j,f .-.rq A JESSIE SHORT OAKES. Gn.rq.it. HNM Ffiyiurifl 0 ANNE OGlFSP' Htllh Phi Mat, ScTama aa4 MamIum • ClYOE VINCENT ORR. � i.h,i� PM Eptilon. m. • PIPER M OSBORNE nr Tr.fil- F-. j.-.rr.nq JAMES WALTER OWENS Nr-nan Gro-qc ■ . • CAROIVN PAGE. i • llioa FIRST ROW: • EDWARD E PALMER Aubvin. Electrical Enqine.r nq . CALOMlRA PAPAGEORGE Atlanta. Horn Economic! 0 HENRY RIGHAM PARK, JR . Atlanta, GfOfqia; Phi Della Theta. Butin Adminiitration • I. G PARKER. Gadtd n: Chemitt.f. • CHARLES EDWARO PASS. Cleveland. Alph.i Gamma Rho. Aqricultural Sfi nt A WAITER R PATTON, Otdevillr, Chemical Fnqin rioq • DORIS NEILE PAYNP. H«flt lle; Secretarial Train'ng HUGH E PAYNE, Mobil Sigma Chi. CbAinir.il Engineering A ED WIN P PEARSON. Moulton; Phi Kappa T.iu. Butin Adminiitration SECONO ROW; • JACK JONES ICASC. Colomb.t. Grorqi . Siqma Alph E pi le M Imi ulmtilm A WOOD ROW 8. PEEK. Arab Agricultural Educat-on SEARCY STEPHENS PENUEl. Birmingham; lambda Chi Alpha. Electrical Engineering a EDWARD EUGENE PERRY, HurttbOfO Siqm Nu, Induttri Management A VERNON G PERRY. Boat; Aq.ltultuf.il Education A JOSEPH DANIEL PHAM M tufa I Education. A JAMES L PHARR. � o P � ne. Mechanical Erqiaeeiinq « KAlllRlNE PHILLIPS. Mobile Chi Omega Hn«t ScAAAWlCI A MARY JANf PHILLIPS B-'mingn HA CaMM MM I first row: • ROBERT BRITT PHIll IPS. Co«l I . Georgia. Vetnr.n.ir, MadlclM • WIlDA RAE PHILLIPS. Scottt boro. Homr Economic 1 • NELLIE MAY PIKE. Biiminghim. W Omega Pi. Education • MAMIE ELIZA mm PIPER I Unit dptilon. Education « WARREN PIPER. Tniifsi ClNlfk«l Engineering • CHARLES RffO PITTS. Ftcnnct; Aip� . bn Omfi, ImSiimi MniniilNlb . • HELEN R. PHIS. D alut. Herein Economic WIIIIAM JACK PLEWES. Mobil ; Alpha T.iw Onuqi. Aeronautical Ad reinitiation • MINNIE BECKHAM PLOWOEN Florence. Secretari .1 Train no SECOND ROW: • M LOUISE POLLARD M . That Uptilon. Vrc.ela.itl Training « RALPH WAYNE PORTER. Ouincv. Florida; VtbnNiy Medkin • SUMMIT J POSS. AtheM. Grorgi. InlMH Adminijtralion • AMOS HARDING POSTEll. Bi'm.ngharvv Elr:t'i:.,l Engine ,;,, • FRANCES POUNCEV. Auburn. Mr me frnn i,, • HAROLD M. POWELL, iitmrngh.m M,-n.,r,r..| Erg.nrcng HOWARD J. POWELL. Mobil . Mac ban EUNICE HOUGHTON powers 0 .Min Eawfb Homo Economic • CECIL EUGENE PRICE, loui.iii, KaPPa Sigma. Pharmacy. FIRST ROW: • SARA PRIOE. HoaHvillo; Kappa D« ' Horn Economic . • JAMES S. IRiGDLN. (nil cultural Sciatica • Thomas C PRiDmORE. Blrmlagham; Sign . «•; Elaclrlcal Eaglnoarlog « mar JORIE PRINCE. Grrne.illr. Florida, PKi Omega H. Home Ecorur. cn • HENRV FLOYD PRUETT. W.rl lace. Civil Eeq nrrr ng a VONCILl I. PUGH Evergreen Commercial Education O 80YD M. PULLEN Monroeville. Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Science a JAMES S RAONEY Columbr • Mechanical Engineering a JEAN RAINER. Union Sprirgt Kappa Oelta. Education SECOND ROW; a MARK A RAINER. JR. Bollam. Alphi Gamma Rho. Agricultural Science a LOWE I. I RAMSEY. Eanlacol . Elorida Phi Kappa Tau. Mecnanicjl Engineeting a AMZI GODDEN RANKIN. Fauntdale; Pi Kappa Alpha. Agricultural Scene • JAMES CLAYTON RATCl IEEE. G.inlonburg. Kappa Sigma. Chain cal Engineeting a GILeERT LEWIS RAUlSTON Trenlcr. Georgia. Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Med •rfno. O William f. RAWIINSON. Manning, South Carolina Alpha Pci . M n« • JIMMY FOLMER REDDOCH, Luvrrrr; Pi Kappa, Butineii Adrrinidration o HOMER DAVIS RI'O. Columbut. Georg a Pi Kappa Alpha. Chnmit'ry a EDWIN R 6ENCMEP JR Mobile Phi Delta Theta, Merh.nkal Engineering FIRST ROW: • BARRY O'NEAL SHIFLETT. Montgomery Kappa Sigma, Pharmacy. • HENRY SHINE. Birmingham Siqn-j Alpha Epsilon. M« hjriCal Eaginoaciog. • jaws mfadf SHUifR. Alton, South Carolina. Omaga • S.qma. Vcirrin,., MidkiM • ARNOLD SOI Sll VER8ERG. JtcktoavM . Flct. • ■ L fd • J M SILVERS'! ' Ch� rrivl . • Kappa Siqm.!. Pro-Modkino • WARNER R SIN8ACK. Di.ianj. BkWuI Engineering CARRINGTON SMITH UNmm; CMmI hflmirin. • GRafion Gardner smith. pcii c;t, Hhimmi SECOND ROW: • JAMES M SMITH. Autwn. Mechanical Engineering • JOHN A. SMITH. Album. Sigrr.i Nil. • JOHN 8. SMITH Uvhfilw a.jm. . lural SckiKf • l. T SMii ■ Kjppj Alpha. A.-ror-aut ,.,l Engineer.nq. . MARVIN O SMITH. Birmingham; Pi Kappa Alpha. Chemical Engineering • NEAL HOWARD SMIIH, Wetumpka; Siqmo Ph Epv.lon. Aeronaut. .1 A I- itralion • SHIRLEY ann smith, SprtogvRI ScImc ond literature rogfr d SMITH, looiirill K-n NkI| SlfM Ph' E|� ll .1 Engineering o EMILY SNIPES. ElUvilU, Georgia Horn Econpmirv £ FIRST ROW • Z A SNIPES. AHhN Ofu' ii Alphi I. n Omega Architecture. • WILBUR 0 SOUTH JR . ai Kappa Alpha. Birmingham; Atroaivfkal C'qineeting • STELLA SPURLIN. Oerropolic. C i Omeqa. Edn ■lion • JAMlS LDWARD SlAHNKE, Re e Jiburq. W.scomin; P. Kappa Alpha. Arch.tcdure. • MAROIO C STANFIELO. JR . Fanla«. hiivn Administration. • JAMES THOMAS STAPLES, Potacola, Florida Pi Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering • HENRY BASCOM STEAGALL. Abbeville; Kappa Siqma, Pre law • RETTIE JAYNE STEBBINS. lonuml. Georgia; Chi Omega, Secretarial Tr.iirinq • CURTIS ED WARD STEEIE, Jacksonville. Civil Engineering SECOND ROW: • CHESTER O STEPHENS. JR . Challanooqa, !««««•«; Kappa Alpha. Aqricullai.il Sciatica • LILBERN C SIEVENS. Gadsden lambda Ch Alpha. S-ionecs Adrr.nitlral.on • S RICHARD SIEVENS. Americas. Georgia; Aeronautical Engineering • STELLA MAE STEWART, Ha eyrille. Horn Economics 0 LEON ARO RAY STONE. Tall; I Ml g • WILMS W STONE, l-o.iilr Siqm., Pi. FI. I Engineering a VESTA C. STOVALL. Foci Knm, Kenloclr Chi Omeqa. Aeroeiaetifal Engineering. • A1 -YIN STRAIIGOS. Columbus, Gaorqia; Siqm., Pi. Chemistry • OlllE GIYN STRICKLAND. Dothan Aaronaulic.il Engineering I 1171 FIRST ROW: • WILLIAM LEWIS STRICKLAND, Hartlord. ElKlllCll Fng!n .iirq • THOMAS W STUBBS. lift ham Hlttt fl‘ Engineering • WILLIAM STUMP. Anbm E ■ I I .j - ............ • MAlY NELLI SUMMERS, OprfU; Horn ElMoniKt • WILLIAM K SUMMERS. C«l i Hall Sigma fhi Eptilon. In ■Jutlf'nl Engineering • ROBERT M. SVENSON. JR.. IK«lj Chi. Mechanical Engineering • DORIS SWEAT. Gw ton J Mom ECOMMICI • WINIFRED L SWENSON. Auburn Mom- ImmwIh • JULIAN BRYAN TAYLOR Elba; V«U iMr� Medicine SECOND ROW: • IHOMAS H. TAYLOR. Ringgold Gtcrqij Atioanli -I EngtaMfSng • wiliiam BUCK TAYLOR JR. Mobil . Phi D ll.i thala. ImiiwH Administration • CHARLES RAY TEAGIE. Pensacola. Flood Theta Cll . Ci.il DrImwIh • EASTON f THIGREN. Biirr.irqham EloCNtCol Enqnee .nq 0 Will AM ALLEN TILL. Greer.ill Omeqa Ta� S.gmj. V«MlMl) Medici • TRANK lOVfll IHOMAS. B.. rr irq Mm. Alpha Pp. Velefi-.ir, Meoi'ir • JACK 8URGIN THOMAS SipWy. Meehan al Engineering • JEAN IHOMAS. IwlFjH; Kappa Delhi. laboratory TmMrM • JOHN D THOMAS. Mobil Eh Doll Theta. Chemical Engineering FIRST ROW; • JOHN HARVEY THOMAS. Mon'gomer, Sign CM, Arc tiile lute • PF I HAM THOMAS. M Agricultural Science • SARAH I THOMAS. Auburn Hon EhMMIcI • ELIZABETH I THOMPSON, Piedmont AI of Della Pi. Education • JAMES LAMAR THOMPSON. CuvteM. Agricultural Science • ANDREW ALLCN THORNBURG. JR . Shelbr Agricultural Education. • CECIL I THROWER. Haiti Alpha limbili Tau, luiinen Administration. • MARGARET TRAMMELL. Cot ' FTome Econo '1' Edur 1 lion o WILLIE LEE IRAWICK Neuvill Agricultural Education SECOND ROW: • LAWRENCE L TUCKER, Anderson. South Carolina; Sigma Nu. Business Administration. • MAR GAREI C. TUCKER. Fairtiolo; Kappa Della, laboratory techn.qu. O MARY BAGWELL IUCKL . Colam bu . Georgia; Alpha Dot la P.. Edeca’ion NIMROD FlOLl IUCKER. Hurtibr.ro Pi Kappa Phi. Ph.11 mary • JAMFS WILLARD TIJMI IN. Alta Ala, Georgia. Civil Fngi flng • J FIOYD TURK Ur ll Agiiculluial Edut.ilicn • ERIC WALTER TURNBULL. Birmingham. Della Sigma Phi. C.h miial Fnginrn. ing. • JACKSON C. TURNER. Acniatun Alpha Tau Om-g • Aarooaetii •! bfimilirB • UllMAN CLARENCE TURNER Birmingham Pharmacy I IIA I FIRST ROW; • ALEXANOER EDWARO WHAlEr. St Cloud, Florida; Veterinary Medicina • PEIE BENTON TURNHAM. Abanda Agiicultuf.ll Scitncr • JAMES OURWARO TYLER Clio Alpha Gamma Rbo. Agf.cultur.il EduCatioa • HOMER J UROUHART. JR.. Bi'minqhjm. Kipps Alphs. Mechanical Engi nearing « EMANUEL J. VAKAKES. Birmingham; Siqmj Chi. MccKjsic.il Engineering. • CLIFFORD Will I AM VAN DYKE. Neptune Beach, Florida; Sign’s Phi Epidon. Aeronautical Engineering • WAYMAN ERSKINE VANDERFORD. Bi'tningnjri. Mechanical Engineering • MIRIAM VAUGHN. Will.’amion. GtOtqit; laboratory Technique • JOE VENEREllA. Faunndale. Phi Kappa Tjv. BKltkil Emjirrerirq SECOND ROW • BENJAMIN FRANK VENIRESS. Clayton Siqmj Chi. Pie Medicine • IHOMAS J VENIRESS. Cl � yf c r Bccmcvc Ad-n ni-.f'.it • - ARTHUR JACOB VICK. PtAtJCols. Flofids; I .1-nod.I Chi Alpha Mechanical Engineering o EMMA JEAN VICK. Fsyetlo; Phi Omega P«. SjcijIj'IjI Tfjininq 0 FRANCIS GIENN VICKERS Pine Hill Veterinary Medicine • MOIIY VINEYARD, Jjc«ioi. Tenneuoe; Kspps Dells Home Econo i .v • CATHERINE V VINSON. Clayton. $«CfftJflal Tr.lining VOlGER. Tiytcgmbia; Aeiorauticai Enqineefinq Eptilon. Mechanical Enqineefinq • WIlllAM CARl VOlGHT. Birminghan FRANK H Siqmj Alpha FIRST ROW; • ETHCl WAID. Boat. Home Economic • JOE W waid. RojnoVe. ImImu AdeiWllwtloi • REYNOLDS EUGENE WALLACE. JR . Selma; Agricultural Enqineefinq • CULLEN M WAHl. Auburn. Pie-law • HERBERT ALBERT WARREN. Birmingham; Chemical Enqineefinq • HERMAN E WARREN. JR . Mobile; Sigma Chi. Aeronautical Engineering e STANLEY ESDMAN. Miami Beach. Florida. Veterinary Medicine. • BYRON £ WATES. Hileyille. Siqmj Pi. Ljndtcjpe Archilectuie • J. B WATSON. JR . Trenton. Florida; V,|erinjry Medicine. SECOND ROW: • EDWARD G weaver. JR.. Cherokee. Ci ii Engineering. • GEOROE M. wEavir Birmingham: Phi Kappa Tju. Induitri.il Engineer nq • JOHN V WAGENER. Savannah. Georgia; Butinc Adr . I lion e C E WELDON. JR , Wetumpla. Pi Kappa F’hi, Butinev Adminiitr ifion e G. CHRISTINE WELDON. Birmingham; Secreljr.jl Training « ALBERI NORMAN WELLS, Ponucol.i. Florid,. Sigma Chi. Mechanical Engineering o JAMES IOCHRIDGE WEST. Columbia. Imnnirr; Sigma Pi. Chemical Engineering. • ART WETHEREll. Oaytuna Beach. Florida; Sigma Nu. Electrical Engineering e OONALO COWARD WEYBURN. Macon Mi i ippi; Omega Tau Sigma, Veterinary Medicine 11191 FIRST ROW; • JOHN HOMER WHIIE, JR., Ale.jnder C� ty. Phi Kappa lau, Chemical lAi)iABpfing • RALPH HUGO WHITLEY, Od.nville; Agricultural Science • RUDOIPH WIGGINS. Monroeville. Agricultural • ■ • JOHN EDWARD wiiBCRN. {.it,, ArchStactwa • MARK w.iborn, baUr. Uau • ALBERT I WIlllAMS. Montgomery. I mbd.i CM Alps ., Architecture • OOROIMY WILLIAMS Alknlj, C.O'qiii; Horn Econom.cc, • TRANCES WIlllAMS, Auburn; I'hytiul E4. .tioi. • FRANK WILLIAMS, Talladega; Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW: • JOHN OWEN WIlllAMS. Brccrfiri. Alpha Hi Omeqe. CMn-lc.il Enq neerinq • MARY EMIIY WIlllAMS, Columbia, North Carolina. Cb. On qi, lab - i .o • WARREN WIlllAMS. lu •erne; Pi K ipp.i Phi Aqr ' ' • Olllfc RAY WHIIAMSON, Ardit.v.i Aq-iullii.il II.I.I • ion. • AltERI JACKSON WIllINGMAM. JR Sigma Alpha (piilo . Chemi, .1 Engineering • W I IIAM J Willis. Ewi; Mechanical Erg Bcfl r'i • FRANK WIIMORE. Aubvfa Hi D.II-1 Theta. Me 1 Engineering a CHARLES R WINNI’lf Htllpll I 1 Engineering a JAMf. WINNETTE, Huntcville; Eeclric.il Engineering FIRST ROW; HOWARO E WIIHERS. Birmingham; P. Kappa Ph,. Chemical Engine ,,.,, • ElAINE WIIMER Mobile Ph. Omega P, Mom, f.on..mirc • JACK A WOMACK. Nadi, lie Tenneccee; Kappa Sigma Aeronautical Engineering • CHARLES McOANlEl WOOD. AtlMta. Georgia Pi Kappa fhl. A„o neulicel Admimclrotioe, ClYOt D. WOOD. JR.. Birmingham. Chemical Engineering. • E VADAllA WOODHAM. Geneva: Home Economicc o JESSE CARMICHAEL WOODHAM. JR. lanrlcl, Gco.q a Alpha lambda lau. Aeronautical Adminlclration a JAMES 0 WOODS. Hattiecburq. M.rrirrlppi Chemical Engineering • LOUISE WOOIRIDGE. Eulaula Home E«woel(i SECOND ROW: o E WARREN WOOLE. Piedmont. Mechotik.il Engineering. • CANTY W. WORLEY. Birmingham, Ph Kappa Tau. Chamical Engineering LOUIS CHARLES WRIGHT. Gadiden; Tnela CPi. Agdculttl nn e, • JAMES FRANK WYATT JR., Vincenl. Sigma Chi. Foreign Service. • JULIA ELLEN WYNNE Rth.ifd Cilr Tenneccee, Chi Omega Laboratory Technique a MARY FRANCES YARBROUGH. (Mat price Science and literature a COLE YOUNG. JR . T«-� Creel. Alpha Pci. Veterinary Merhc «e o JAMES PRESCUE YOUNG JR . Arlington, Florida. Omega la.. S.qma. V.-erin.-, Med.c.ne. . WAl TER OSWAtO YOUNG. Sumner. Georgia; Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medrcrne a lAMfS AN IHOS, Endey. Mechanical lng.neer.ng I I JO I Taylor. Thrathor, Davit. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LUTHER TAYLOR.................................Proiidcnt JIMMY DAVIS....................... .... Vice Preiidont WILLIAM RODGERS...............................Troaturci ANNIE CATHERINE THRASHER . . . Hitlorian Luther Taylor. Pretidcnf. FIRST ROW; • MARY A Ilf I f Ckk fo; Alpha Gamma Onlta. Commercial A I • CHARI f S f ADAMS JR Alhent • EMERY HUMAN ADAMS. Chipley. Vtlirliury MfdklM • GLEN CURTIS ADAMS Clayton Sigma Ri Agf ic ul tufal Education • SIDNEY GORDON ADAMS. Union Spring!, M vl fft1 fjujUeerini) • KillREll AGEE. Moaroavilto; Kappa Alpha. Ch I • OTTO AGRI COIA. Geoiden; Mil Oelta Theta. MmMiI EigllMlIlig g DAVID WILSON AllfN Della Ihrta. AtiMtulilil Engineering • EDI1M ANOERSON letohatcher Ilona Economic! SECOND ROW; • MILTON J ANOERSON. Noucolo. Elec ' i I • WI11IAM I ANDERSON M Kappa Alpha Rupnatt Ad«UllNllM • GEORGE ANDREAOES. Mubl«- Imiimt Admiauvlfelioa • fRANK J ARTHUR. Richmond. W Kappa Alpha. Elec '■ ical bglNWhg • MARTHA CHARI OTTI ASRURY. Iiiiwih; Secretinal iNhltg • BAINE G ASHLEY. Apopka Veterinary MediciaO • ANIIA attaway. Wan lea l-ofomi-i • fii abfth avfrftt. NotaHlgi UmIIm • Chari fs w S BAILEY Birmingham. Kappa Sigme. Chami al Engineering FIRST ROW: • JAMES OSCAR BAiifY. Natcliei SJgrrvj CM, MnImImI Engineering • James G Baker. Shet l aid. Electrical Engineering a RAT A. CAIDONE Bi'mingharn. Chomilti, • FRANCES E 8AL0WIN. Robailtdala; Satioljiljl Training • DOUGLAS W BALLARD. Salma; Kappa Alpha. Tarlila Engineering. • IE BALLARD. Dalroil; Agricultural Engineering • JOHN C BARES. Uemopolii; Oalla Sigma Mu. AarpIMwUCal fnqinee'irq. • CATHERINE BAUIINF BARFIIEO. Alpha Gamma Oalla. Coteirbu!; Rhyciral Education. a WIltlAM I BARHAM Birmingham lambda Chi Alpha. Chamical Enginaaring SECOND ROW: • AUGUSTUS BARNES. Opelika, Sigma Alpha Erailo . hr Ij. « RUFUS JEROME BARSill B I mingham. Me Dentatry. • REGINALD M BARTON. Eriaulr Industrie Engineering • HAROLD B BASCH. JR . Montgomery. Mechanical hglllllhg • JOSERMINE BASS. Opelika Kappa Oalla S and Literature • KENNETH KYLE IATEMAN, Birmingham. Aeronautical (igliNrhg • Marion LOUISE BATSON Birmingham. Secretarial Training • MARTHA BAISON. Birmingham Home Economic! • GEORGE MATTHEWS BAUER Montgomery Aeronautical Engineering I 122 1 FIRST ROW; • VIRGU 8 AZEMORE. Iumw Ad • JAMES T BEASON Hd� Alpha Pci. ViMhii Medic ne a MARSHAL! BECK. OpdU M . •• ag a Paul BECTON S-i� � e..t,,,„.,r, Madkiaa. • DORIS RUTH beoinGiieiO. Aubum. Kipp« Della, Momt Etoaorplci • PAL ME H 8f I1 Homeland; lambda CM Alpha. Fra MlRdW • GLENDA BENNETT. Ardaluva; Haw • IMOGEN! BENNETT. w«n FeJal; Aiph� Delta Pi. laboratory Tachaiclaa • JOHN 8 SENSON. J . Montgomery Alpha Tao Omega. Ci� il Engineering SECOND ROW; • Richard watne benion. B.-n'inqK..fr Chemical btinail David HOUSTON BIST. JR . lirrnirqKjm, Elactric.il E imr ng a ClAUDi ANTHONY 8EI8EZE. Mobil M«lu‘ cal Enqincerirq a RUSSfll IE! BEUlf I. All,.I. CM Civil Engineering JOSEPH IfcOSI BiDDLE. Brrr.nq linn s qni.i PM Epillan. Mechaalcel fiijiir.iimj a James JOSEIh waiton biGGERs, jr., Coi n- a Alpha Ei'ihir. Architecture a wiiiiam w bishop. Dyers burg ai(.p.i Psl, veterinurs Medkin RICHARD MARTIN 81 ARE. Ptallville, Aeronautic.. Engineering a DOUGIAS WIIIIAM BLALOCK. Auburn; Alpha Pv. Pre-Veteriaary Medkin FIRST ROW a CHARLES KELUT BOGl I JR. M«Mh; Civil Enqln.e.irg a GRADY RUSSELL ROMAN Sail Agricultural Sciee.ce o SAMUfl HUBERT BOOKER. East Gadsden; Agricultural Edui itioA a JEAN EllE BOONE, $MBnaia Sacraiarlal Eralnlrg a HAROLD BOOZER. JadaoavSHa: Paa.Vetaelnafy Mat kina. a william T BOOZER. Jacksonville; Agrkuitur.il Education a Claire BOST. Montgomery Sec rrtarial Training a LEONARD COOPER BOSTWlCK CMckelh : Mechanical Enqi.ecrinq JOSEPH EDWARD BOUCHARO. Columbus. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mechanical Engineering. SECOND ROW; MARCEL J BOUCHER Nr. I •. I :. ■ a G R BOW; N Aeronautical Engineering a D W BOR, Gain. Pre Medicine a GEORGE E BOYD. III. Bicm ngham, a HENRY GEORGE BOYD. York. Theta Chi ....... , a EDWARD CLARKE BOZEMAN. Andalusia; Omeqa Tar Siqma. Veterinary Medicine a CATHERINE BRADLEY, Greensboro; Home Economic! a JAMES M BRADSHAW Montgomery. Sigma Ch Ciril Engineering a ROY BRAKE MAN. G.tdtder Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mechanical Engineering ll«l FIRST ROW • JEAN PAUL SHAN lit , Mon-oe.ille Mochenfcdl Engineer;. q • ANNA BREEDEN. Aoboro nal |OQfa triRQ • MOSCUI BREEDEN. Auburn tKNhlU Iraininq • JACCUfl NE BREEDLOVE Opr • Omo-e.ri.l Art • THOMAS E BREVARD JR. foil Mechanical E iqineerinq. • JOHN McKIM BRIDGES. JR . IimiMi; Siqme Phi Eptiloe. Architecture. • GLORIA L. BRIDGEWATER Mobil ■ omlci • MERMAN BROOME. AlrundfU) Mechjniial [nq o B J BROWN. IV luniil Sdiihqi; Alpti U( M« lau. P«e Denliilrir SECOND ROW: • CLARENCE OLIVER BROWN. Hvntteille; Electrical Engineering • IIENRf BEN BROWN Mont SlfMI Chi. Mechanical Engineering JAMES DUDLEY BROWN Mechanical E gincoring o JAMES M. BROWN. loqto-A Aoronootkol EniiMriUt o KENNETH C. BROWN, Wood land. E « ' 'i'Q O IAMAR H BROWN. Tro|. ArchM«CtotO O MARY M MOWN Secretarial Iraininq o ROSEMARY BRUNS, Beuomnr. tv Own, lib«r.il irj T b l | O BOBBY BRYAN. Elba; Pre Medicine. FIRST ROW. O CM At MERS BRYANI. Andalurie. Agriculture a JAMES BRYANI. Montqomer, Mecber.iel Engineer mj o REUBEN FLOURNOY BURCM. Eetlmea H Kappa Alpha, VmhInii Medlclaa o CUARCI � '� DEN I inqdalc. M«mi Economic . O GRACE BURDIN. Arab; Secretarial Training • ARTHUR C BURGE, Birmingham; Sigma Pi. Ci.il 6ngi «ri g. o CLERMON O. BURKHALTER. Gordo Agricultural Adminijlration o JESSE W. BURNETT Gcodwalec; CkcMcdl Engineering • MARY CEAIRE BURNS. Auburn; Kappa Della. Secretarial Training SECOND ROW: O MARJORIE BURT. Ritlt.lew; Alpha Della Pi. Sc ence and literature a GILBERI BUTLER, Woodville Agririiliur.il Science. O JOE BYRD. C«limbi� . Alpha Too Omega, Aeronaulir.il Ad-niniilration • DOR OTMY I CABANISS. South Pilltbjrgh. Electrical Engineering e EDWARD CAOFNHFAO. Montgomery Sigma Nc. foreign Set.ice. • JOEL G CAIN. Phem'i City leliatu A dm nitration o JOHN JAY CALDWELL, Demopoli . Phi Dei la Ihe'a. Aeronautic el Engineering « A I CALEY, JR. M.ni. n Ju-I,on, Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricel'u'el Science O JOHN R CAIHOUN. Vienne; Aeronautical Admin i� t� ati©n (|J« FIRST ROW: • WILLIAM THOMAS CAllEN, CIlH'M; Pi Kappa Alpha, Chemical Engineering « GROVER M. CAMPBELL, CKilUM«4«: C� � l Enq nerriiw) • MAF DREW CaMPBFIL, Mount Hope H««B( Economic • NCRIA f Av£ CAMPBEll. Minn- Ho:.T. Horn Economic A 2 CARTER, JR., Auburn. Pre M - a AMUR 1 C.AStANOH. Huntington. Mechanical Engineering « HAROLD CURTIS CAUD.E Rirmrnqham, Vrlir n,ny Medicine • W. W CHALMERS. Fairlield Sigma Phi Eptilon Mcihinic.il Etv MARGARET LAME CHAMBERS. Wa hinqton. Kappa Delta. Home Economic SECOND ROW: • mart JO CHAMBERS. Iltit'lngham; Hoot Ecoatnki • C iama Champion. Montgomery. Mr-thanical Engineering • ROSCOE DRAOfN CHANGE E R, Birmingham; Pie Denlitt.y • CECll THOMAS CHAPMAN. Tcoy. Veterinary Mtditi«r • FRANK G CHARLTON Aulevgeville; Phi Kappa T.iu Civil Enqineerinq R DUDLEY W CHE APE Green,boro. Chemical Engineering R DONALD C CHEATHAM Birmingham; Aeronaut -• E fllN h4 R MAILANDI CHENEY. Gi—iMio Home Cmm-nic . • DAVID C CHICHESTER. Munt«villa; Sigma Chi, Aeronautical Engineering FIRST ROW: R WILLIAM R CHRISTIAN. Columbu,; BkMmI Engineer ng R I EWIS CUTHBERT CHRISTIE qom«(y. Ktpp.i Sigma, Laboratory Technique • RALPH C. CHRISTOPHER, Ciomilk. TScta Chi, Pre-Medicine • DAVID K CLANTON. Athena; P; Kappa Ptii. Agricultural Science ■ R. II. CLAY. Birmingham Mm hanic.il E-iqirrcrng • ALBERT JENNINGS CLAYTON, Biirrinqham; Mechanical Erqineer inq • HAROLD CLAYTON. Cokmbjt; Mechanical Enqineerirq • KILSHAW E. CUSBY. Montclair Siqrra Ch Elcrtrieal Enqineerirq a JOHN G COATS. JR Mobile: Siqrna Phi Eptilon, Mechanical En qinee'inq SECONO ROW: • CHARLES SAMUEI COBB. Planlertville Electrical Engineering • EDWIN ALLEN COB8. Carbon Hill; Civil fiqi'r -nq • wi.iiam D COChran. LIMrc Alpha Qentf Rt o. AgikvlKiral Sciev-c r R08 IRT LEE COCKRELL, Double Sprint; Agricultural Engineering • JOC R. COLE. Birminqlwm; Pre Mtdlc nc • JOHN CUCHANAN COLEMAN. Montgomery; Siqrra Alpha Eplilor, Pre De alii try. R ROB IRT R COLEMAN. Gro-e Hill; Alpha Gamma Rho. Aqricwltvral Enq-neerinq. ( GEORGE W COLLIER. Birmingham Chamlc al Engtnnee ag • albert JACKSON COLLINS. Ta-npa. p Kappa Phi. AeroewHcel Enqineerinq r mi ___- FIRST ROW: • RICHARD THOMPSON COMMANDER. Jacksonville; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Civil Erg neeriig. • MAR OLD C CONN, Almore Civil Engineering • SARA lOU CONNflL. Birmingham. S(llM« a� d lltera lm • GUNN C COO A ..lr.nl ScImm • WllllAM Cl AVION COOK I Electrical Engineering • CARlOS EDWARD COOPER. MdllM: Agri. .1 $4 m e • WllllAM FRANKLIN COPPAGE. Vdtctbero. Omega Tau Sgmi, V.trrirwrj Mrliiine • ClAUOE W COR CORAN, Auburn. Aeronautical Engineering • BETTY W COSBY. Birmingham. Kappa Delt.i, Education SECOND ROW; • PAULINE COTNEY W.wlle . H .ilion • DOROTHY COTTIER. Autn.tn Home Economics. • JOAN COUSINS, Moble. CM Omega, Wrrt.wi.il Training • CLAUDE COWART Mulijcmtri Sigrra Ch. MkNiIwI E-yin.r'irg • EUGENE G COWART. Penv.ic iU Pi Keppe AlpN Mtvh.m. || fnglimrka • WAITER ClEVE'.ANO COWATT JR . Auburn. Pi Kappa Alpha. Cbemi.. 1 Engineer ng g MERRlS ERANKIIN COWDEN. Montgr-n •, K.rri • SAMUCt A COX P ,1. VrtrnMadklw • EONA COYLE. N� - MjrM; Home Iconomiti FIRST ROW • HENRY CODY CRAWEORD. Abbeville Pi Kappa Alpha, Agiicullur.il Administration WILLIAM 801 CREEL, Birmingham; AtWHHlrtlCAl Engineering JOHN I CRENSHAW. Fort DtpPfili MilMW Administration • ROY W CRENSHAW, loreltr. Pi Kappa Tau Education • WILLIAM SEI MAN CREW J.nper Sigrra CM. Aeronautical Erg neering. e EDWIN GLENN CRIM Ritm'ngharr Pi Kappa PM. Busi-NS AMtWnllM. • HENRY MORRIS CRINE. Dothan Electrical Engine-ring « CfARl IE E CROW Ell. JR. Wotimpka. Mech.ir.icel Ingineering • M DANNY CULPEPPER. Cusiete PrrVetecineiy Mel iciae SECOND ROW: • JAMES I DANIEL. JR.. Montgomery. Sigrra CM. Rucinecs Administration • EYE RE 11 A DAILY. Birm ogham Pi Kappa Phi. Electrical Eng neering • HUGHES RANDOLPH DARDEN. Sirmlrgh.im; Sigme Alpha Epsilon. Mechanical Engineering 0 W A DARDEN. Anniston Kappe Alph.r, Mechanical En Mg. • IHOMAS M. DAVENPORT, Valley Heed; Chemical Engineering • JACK 8 DAVISON. Birmingham. Mechanical Engineering � ALBERT KENPIR DAVIS. Soylstor. Pharmacy e 8RUCI DAVIS Ectl Deposit; Kappe Delta, Science end literature. • ERWiN DlNNARD DAVIS, Gainesville Pre Veterinary I 12b I FIRST ROW • GtftAio Davis m ... • JIMMii o oavis «b«n • Jlynu, Aercnjuficel A ... Itr«li«a • JOHN JACKSON DAVIS. Selin,, IMe.il.. Or.OfItittt • tic mar i R davis. Ktaatdy Aflkillim end Science WILLIAM PHILIP Davis, Mol I PR (pilloa MnImIuI Engine e.ino O tAlll E DAWKINS. i.m ngkem. P- K.ippe Ph., HKlflUl In jinee.ing o ELEANOR MORION DEAN Aoborn lotiooH AdmWilroHon o MERMAN f Dlan. Mr. «n .glum; Koppe Siqme. Pre Medirine • JOHN CALVIN DELOAlCH. Jeihton. P.e-Vele.iner Medicine SECOND ROW: o ANN IE MiCORMlCK DENI. EufooU Alpke Dell Pi. ScItKr --1 UlOMtdfO O JESSF DAVID Df� RICK. OqlrlPo-pe Ain . I . Medicine O EM MAN A DE SHAZO Bi.ninghim Meihenicel ■■.q o NANCY LANE DICKSON Ope like. Koppj Del' • S • HARRv O'CUS. CdMbM pi Ktppi Ml, ImIrom MoMiintlei o James FREDERICK DUE. A o AUBREY C. OISMUXES JR fMHvlllo AgrlcotloMl Jdooco o 6LAOU oismukes r.� « lion • BILLY DONAHUE. Mcdqome. Siqm.. Chi Aeronewlicel Enginee.irg ■ FIRST ROW: • PAUL M. DONALOSON. [lb, A.,..- „U...I Science O MERCER McCONNlCO OOIY. li.e-gh.m Alph.t lew Omeqe, M.ckenic.il Enqinee..nq • EDWARD IFNNANI DOUIMIII. Ilorence; Omcge leu Siqm,.. Vole.in.. Modi-ine RUFUS BROWN DOWDY. JR, Moolgo-ne'. Sign,. Nu. Mechanical (n n.nr.iirg ISABFI M OOWNEV. Opelile Home Economies. O BERNICE BLANCHE DRAKE ell . Secretarial training O HUGH HAYDEN DRAKE. O-en, C.ou Ro.idt; Aqr.cuUviel Education o JAMES REESE DUDLEY. Ben'on Ihel.t Ck.. Eloclr.c .1 Engineering O BEIFORD E DUEFI Electrical Engineering SECOND ROW; • BfISFY ANNE DUNCAN. Birmlngk.n.. Secretarial Training WILLIAM P DUNCAN. Penned... Sign... Alpha Eplilon. Agricultural Science, o JAMES RAY DUNLAP HOOCOVIIIOJ Alpke Pi . Pre-Vole. IMI) Modi.in, O WIUIAM CLUOn DJNN. S.lon- C...I E-g. .e..ng O WILLIAM E DUPREE. Ml minghjm DcDe Siqnvj FKi, Mecken ei f nqinenr.nq. • JULIA I DYKES. Renki Home Ecenomkv. O JOE IRICE ELI'- ’no GEORGE I EDWARDS. • PAIMII • WELL COWARDS Eft I 1 7 J FIRST ROW: • Virginia iiCm. Tntiqn: lh ta Upliloa, Horn tmiwici • nancy (lam. Cham- hH| • • ankford mOmcr ELLIOTT. Almadw Ci, (h. IUrri t.u Ma h.- .1 EaflMtihf • mart LOUISE ElllOIT. Bi'mirqhirv RiniMII Admin,tlr.tbon. • PATRICIA M ELLIOTT, Foal lllhj Alpha Grimm DrIIr, S i n . and L.t ra� u'. • ANDREW JEFFREYS (iinfr. Mol Tm, M chani ai hjinirin • KATHLEEN EmmONS. !• •! BuiImu Adnialtlillloa. • lEROl R EPPER SON, AIIraI EiqIinHiQ. • LEON E (STIS. C®� in. Aqti ul u'al Ouj'lon SECOND ROW: • CLARENCE THOMAS ESTOCK. FakfivM Mathanical Engineering • GEORGE ETHiRIDGi. JR . Montgomery. Anon lull .al Engineering q WILLIAM ROYD IVANS. Blllldn; A-:' • JAMES LESTER EVERS. 0i4r UIr; Aeronautical Eng.neer.ng • JOT R FAIN WRlMipko: P' Kappa Phi, Bctinett Adm ritlr. l on r HENRY J FAIR. iRukvIll Ph OrIIr Thill Architecture • HARRY FRANK EARR, Orlande. Alpha hi, Veterinary Medicine • GUY I EaRRiS Jatper Phi Kappa T..u AinmiMh bfluNrlig DANIEL J FAULKNER. Moaeland Teitiir Ervqiaaariaq. FIRST ROW: • LARRY E FEAGIN, Herder ton rill Theta CM, Pre Medicine • ROBERT .IVINGSION FERRELL Oothjn. Aeronautical Engineering 0 JOHN PIERRE FIIVET, 8 iminghum Elrrtr.ral Teg neering • LA MAR C FII PAIRICK Jnmeito«n; AIpK., 6imn Rho, GrmhI Educatron • ROBIRI V 11 A NAG AN. Florence. Kappa Alpha, ArcMtoCllHI • ELI7A8ETH FLEMING Albi CM Omega. Vlrr.., ,n 1 I i-.-..lur • SUE DALE FLEMING. Hunltville; Kappa DolM, SKIMuM Training • ANNIE RUTH FLOW IRS. Atmore. Mom tccnomio. • E. F FOLSOM. Birmingham. Sigma Pi. Chemical Efiqiaetfinq SECOND ROW: • CFCII MARION FOR8FS. 8irminqham Pi Kappa Alpha. Aeronautic .1 Fnqireennq • THOMAS REGINALD FORBES Air i nr it r City. Chemical Engineering • GERALDINE TORD. Aub (■ 0 1' Nvoting Science. • VtRNtllt FOROHAM. Annittor Alpha Delta Pi Science and literature • JOHN O FORE. 8rminqham Alpha Tavr Omaqa. Mechanical Engineering • OUAY MILFORD FORTNER. A,, burn; Pi Kappa PPi. A«,onauli al Engineering. • RICHARD COLYER FOSTER. Atreritut, Electrical (• ,, VIRGINIA Iff FOSTER 0...........M F r e.nr mi' l FRANKLIN RRIIC.r FOWlfR Union TertH Engineering. I I l.’R I FIRST ROW: • jot KNNII1 eowler. o«eonia BkIiImI Engineering • IRA EUGENE FRANKLIN. Hunhvflk I f-gin ring o LOUIE FRANKLIN. J.npri. fti IbpN ? • Aeronautical Eng ntefing. • Wll-IMi Chi. Cbeiwicel hfiiMriif • JOSEPHUS CLAY FRlDOlE. Birmingham. SIri • (I Eptiloa flacoainllf 1 EiglwililiH • BERNiE l FROST, llmiUglaw: Aeronaut-cel t� rImhi'n • HOWARD monORF FULENWIOCt RwARmi; Sigma Nu. VHwlMry M.d. in� • JOHN M FIJI I f R SpiftllbwQ At: l-ifr: Itir • THOM AS F UI I ER. Of rlI b .1 [ 1 -.tit.' SECOND ROW; • FREDERICK LAWRENCE GAINES. -• cal Eng.nee.mg GEORGE H. GAL LOWAY. NMIlMbarg; Phi Delta Theta, Architadure • JULIAN BAKER GAMBLE. Owrl; Koppo Sigma. Mr BmIuI fn.jine.iirg • DAVID Rflt C AROIN|R. Florence. (iNlfiMl Engineering a ALLEN ALVIN GARDNER. Mwi'gomrr,, A. IihImiHih • HORACE EVERT! garth. Meahville; Vqt n . Mmh AdmSehfeeOea. • dale l Garber. JmEm : interior OmonHub • abner rat Gary. Mc'tit. Agricultural S H'(t a JANE GATEWOOD. Richland; Chi Omrgj Secretarial Training FIRST ROW • Ell GERMEN, Miami Beacn; VtlMilMF M(dicing • JOHN M GIBSON. Bftr.ngham. Electrical Er g utting • SYDNEY ALTER GIBSON. Bi'mingNem; El • Nliif. • HOMER GILES 111 ; Alpha LamMa lau. Agricultural Edacalic ROBERT FRANK GlIMAN, Anniiton; Alpha Tau Cfrrg.i, E metrical Eng neering HARRY U GILMER. Birmingham; ChrmUlrp • W HARRY GILMORE. Columbut. Alpha f-. Mb • EMILY GlRSON Valdutta. CM Omega, Secretarial Train ing • LILLIE MM GLASSCOCK Hart sell ; V«tlIoMl Moma f SECOND ROW: • JOHN SMITH GLENN. Opelika. Sigma Alpha Ep -lon Pie-U . • SARA GLENN, Opelika; Alpha Dell Bi. Science and Literature. • HORACE EUGENE GLOVER. Double Spring ; Aeronautical Engineering • RUTH A. GLOVER. Margate ; Home Economic • B KENNON GOGGANS. Ri er Vie-. BllblH Admlnitlr.it.on. • RAY GOLDEN. Milloorl; Bhatmac • CATMRYN GOLDSMITH. Afmote; Home Eco • omict • ROY M GOLDSMITH erUg BILLIE M GOODE, a Secretarial Training I 179 J FIRST ROW: • EDWIN R GOODE Auburn. Omega Tar, S-gma. Veterinary Medicine • CHARIES 80. MIN GOOD Ell WhI Palm Beach Phi Ml Theta. V l« llt iy Medicinr • ClAUDt W. GOOLSBY JR. Mr,, ,1, 6 mRU Rbo, Agricultural Education • JAMES I GOSSETT. Piedmont; le.tile Cn ,In,,.Ir,,, • JAMES T GRACE ItllttlM p-r Medl-ir, • RUSSCLl I GRACE. JR . Alban, K � «•� ■ � Alpfa Pm D-ntifr, • CHARLES 8 GRANT. Oemorol t. Alpha Gamr. 6 h Agricultural Science • HAROLD S GREEN. Jatper; Mcch.tric.il Engineering. « WILLIAM MANLEY GREEN. JR Mob.lr. S........................... Epjlloci. Ci� il Engineering. SECOND ROW: e WILLIAM D GREENWOOD. 8 rmmqhart. Sigm.i N«. Prc Medicine e JACK R GREGORY Tut tegre. Commercial Art. ROY GREEN GREGORY. Detroit; Agricultural I • ROSS M GREY. Southern Pinet; Alpha Pli. Veterintry Medicine • BANKS GRIFH'M. J -. Moble. Kappa Sigma. Mechnrir.il Engineering EUGENE J GRIFFITHS. Per,.,ml.. Pi Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineer irvj • RUTH GUGGENHEIM. Springvillr. labnalnry Te-hniqi.n e WAITER J GUNBY Colembut llrctrir.il Engireer ng • Olllf fAYE GUNTER Auburn; FrlvMliftn FIRST ROW; • JACK PAUL GWIM, Union Sp, ing� ; Aeron.twlic.tl Engineering, e DONALD HACKNEY. Auburn, Me rh.rrnl Engineering e DOROTHY HACKNEY. Auburn; Secrelari.il Training • JOHN E HAGEFSIRA IION Riirninghtm. Chemical Engineering • JUl IUS P. HAGERTY. Anniitpn. Butineti Adminltlration e HENRY EVLYN HAlGlER. Birmingham Mr, h.tni .rl Engineering e ROBERT E HAILS, Montgomery. Sigma Alpha Eptilor, Aeron.tulical Engineering • CHARLES O HALL. Colucnbet. Pi Keppa Phi. Trr'ilr Engineering • DIXIE HALL. Midway; Home Economics SECOND ROW: • JOHN ROBSON HALL. Allanla. Kopp.i Sigma. Mech.tncel Engineering , GORDON TAYLOR HALL MARK. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering e HOMER HUOSON HAMLIN. Aliceeille; Veterinary Melon, J D HANDLEY. Camden Agricultural Science • WILLIAM REED HANLEIN. Mobile. Sigma Chi. Mechanical Engineering, e HUGH T HANSON. Carrollon Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricullural Science • BUI LeBOlD HARBERT. Birmingham. Sigrra Nt, Mechanical Engineering. • WILLIAM I HARDIN. Walnut Gro r. Electrical Engineering e DABNEY THOMAS HARDY. Rome; Kappa Alph.i. Prr Medicine. I I 0 1 FIRST ROW • JAMES OUCH.tr MARGRAVES. Headland, P.e -Denial. • ERIN HARPER. Jaipur P'e Med.cine JACK P MAR Pin. Tallaliee. Bulineu Admin iitratioo. • JAMES ft HARPER. Monroe.ille Kappa Alpha. Pro Med.dee MERMAN F GOOOWIN, Now Orloani; Mechanical Enqinecrinq. • MAOIE E HARPER. Montgomery. Science and literature. GLENN E HARRIS. Birmingham. Mechanical Engineering • LUTHER S HART. JR . Birmingham Siqma Phi Epillon. Meehan cal Fnqineetinq • ROBFRI MARI. Birmingham. Pie-law SECOND ROW • JAMES OANIEL MARTSEIEID Republic; P. Kappa Ph.. Electrical Enq.n.erinq • MARCIA MART mi, I Inden. Secretarial Ir.iininq • ROBERT LEE HARWELL. Ward; Agricultural Education • ROB ERT E MASSON. MllidlM; Chwnkdl Fnqineerieq PARKER HATCHETT. Chattanooqu Poll Medicine • JOSEPH BRYSON HATFIftD. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering • RUBT HATFIELD futauin Ckmitlrt • sue W HAWKINS M« Hom« Economics • WIUIAM C HAWKINS. lung il-llf. MfflWRi 4l JoijiAMlintJ fcAjfctiih li FIRST ROW • FRANK M HAWIHORNt. Mop. Hull. P. Kappa Ph.. Prelaw • SEME LOUISE MAYES, Perdido Beech Secretarial If.lining. . MARIAN Y MAYES. San.' Delta 2ere. Education. • till MAYMAN. Barto-Omqee lau Siqma. Veterinary Medicine • CHARLES M. HEARN. Ward Agricultural Education • CHARI FS SIFWARI HENAGAN Jr Rirmirqham Alpha lau Omeqa. Elerlrit Enqinee-inq • GLENN HENDERSON, Alh.ni. Aeronaut'! al f ra, in r... i nq • ROBERT KYI E HENOON, Gadiden Mechanical tngi neerinq • LAVAUGHN HERRINGTON Brewton Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW • MARVIN M HEWLETT. Birmingham. Sigma Chi. Mechanical Enqireer.nq • ANNE HICKS. Ooth.i Kap|M Dtlla llonp Economics, • JOHN FIELDING HIGHT. Gadiden; Sigrra Nil. Pharmacy • Wll LIAM CALVIN HILL. Opelika. Siqma Phi Epsilon. Pre law. • HENRY LEE MILSON. Huntiville; Siqma Nu. Pre Denliitry . SARAH Ell AHEIH HIIYER Eait lallaueo; Home Ecoeomct • WILLIAM C Hill. JR Birmingham Pi Kappa Alpha. Aeronautical Enqineetinq • CHARLES ROBERT HIXON Au hum Kapfm Sigrra Mecharir.il Enqinee� -nq MARGARET HODGF. Wadley Alpha Gamma Delta Physi ! ffliir.il.on FIRST ROW: • OOROTMY MORGAN IRISH, AmIum; R� . Om.-qa R,. UbMil«(| technologr • GORDON R ISBELL. AttlNi; Sigma Nj. f'• IM • LOUISE JACKS. New Market. Mom Cconomici • MlG'JEl W JACKSON. Col—ifcw; SifOU Alpkl Fpiilon. RrR D e tittry • WILLIAM R JACKSON. V. 11. Agricultural Science • FRANK N JACOISON. Mobil ; Aa-onau’ical [rq ncc'.iq 0 AL ll� l H JAMfS. I if rv nq h� r� Clocllkol Engineering • JESSE ClORTON JAMES, B—; EIkM(|I Engineering • MARY JANC JANSEN Mobile. Dell Z l . Mom Economici SECOND ROW: • GEORGE • JEEEERSON. Auburn. Om� q,i lac Sigma. Y« . WILLIAM JEFFERSON. Auburn. Omrq l.iu Sigma. Ve’e-in.i', Mmlrine O JAMES I JENKINS. Colombo! Elect-ical Engineering. • ZACK FAYlOR JENKINS. Well Ro n . Rhi Kappa Taw Rfcylical Education. HENRY EDWARD JERNI GAN. JR . Greenwille. Pi Kappa Rhi, Aoiooiolifol d'ni« tlMlinn • IYRON JOHNS. Lae Oak. Cic.l ilflMlhf • CIVIEE CANDY JOHNSON. Moon- Hype. Home Economist • EMORY JOHNSON. Cent' Bwimeii Admm'.itration • EVAN NEIGHBORS JOHNSON. Aleiardrt C l«. Cl mi 4l Engineering FIRST ROW: • MflfN JOHNSON. Shawm,,!. CM Omeqa. laboratory Technique • HOWARD JOHNSON Kill llllMIN Aqrii ulf, r.� l AMilttMlIO • HUGH I JOHNSON. Hartford Rhi Kappa Taw Aeronautical Engineering KIRBY KNOK JOHNSON. Fairbum Alpha Lambda lay Veterinary Medic n • LEWIS 8 JOHNSON. Heflin. Chemical Engineering • LUIHER W JOHNSON Montgomery. Mechanical En 1)1 rcrinq t MONROE JOHNSON JR . Birmingham Siqma Alpha Epi Ion Chemical Enq.nee-inq • ROBERT 1 S. JOHNSON. JR.. Fto nco; Rhi Delia The! . Buiinen Adminiilralicn • RUfUS CLIFTON JOHNSON G' on«ill Alpha lambda lay, Ci«il Enqine rinq. SECOND ROW; • SAMUEL TERRANCE JOHNSTON Biiminqham. Siqma Rhi Epiiloa. Mechanical Enqinee.mg • CAR OLYN C JONES. Bi'minqham. Education, • CHARLES EDWIN JONES. Albany. Kappa Alpha, le.tile • EARL GLADSTONE JONES JR . Birmingham. Siqma Rh: Epiilon, IwklNM EaqlaNllaq • MEO s JONES. Eire'inqham S qm Alpha Epi'lcn Meehan cal Enqireering. • LAURIS TAYLOR JONES. Evergreen; Theta Ch,. Aeronautical Enq.neeneq MAHLON ROBERT JONES. Arl.nqlcn Omeqa Iru S.qma. K Mrfiaiy M dicin MIIILE MOORE JONES. Auburn. Interior DeCoeation • SIDM r I JONES. Cottonwood; Ivtinen Adminittra'ion 111 1 FIRST ROW • WILLIAM G JONH. Stolid ! Om.q. T „ Si«m . VtNliw(| Medkif • GRACE W JORDAN. M K nii . UbMtlWI Ttthniqo JEAN JORDAN. HmllfllM; l bci.� to' Icch .qu MARCUS E JORDAN. 6i «lon. Sigma Nu. Ag «iiltVr«l Adm.ndt.jlion. • MILTON TRUE1I JORDAN. Imb««l.. 1 V,� «;««., M dicin • ROBERT EDWARD JORDAN. IlmllfkilR; l.imbd Chi Alph . AWOMatlul E« qi� � ri«i • JOHN E. JORNER. Re, p; k pp TM, AwNtdlul • EUGENIA KEGlEY Biin-ingbjm: Sti«nt nd lit «lu • DANIEL KELLER. Spring Mill Fl ttri l EtRlimiinq SECOND ROW: • FRANK S. KEELER Mobll EInMuI E-- iir« -■ � g • WAYAii F KEITH. Mmhfkm; AfricallaM Eng in. , in g • NAN KELLER. Abb .ill Kopp 0 IU. S « l.. • tUGINl KEY. S lm W . EnTlIlriig. • VERNON M KEr. Go'q ‘ 1 g • JAMES WARREN KICKER. Bi-minghom. Sign- Nu. Illahbl M..« .g ”'' • � AIRH IAMIFR KlllltREW. Abb .ill AfllciHml Education C E KING. w..g- ilgm CM. M .h. , i : ...irg • DONALD CARL EON KING, J«t� «on.Sll K pp Sign a. A.-onju'kAl ImjlAwmg FIRST ROW • I AWRLNCt J KIRIY. Woodland: Ch mit l Eng.n i|ng. • ROBERI i KIRRY. Woodl.nd. Ch mi «l L. gif ..ring • HELEN KIRKLAND. Abb .ill., Mytlul HuuNm. • SARAH V KIRKWOOD. W...-I, Cn-Om g . St!«n' nd LIImaIuo • NOEL J. KOGFR. ClulUwsga. A on-oulif.a I Fngin . • MAURICE A KRASElSKY. DotEwn. Im Emilo-% PM. RwqrwUmI Cngin .ing • J CURTIS KUYKENDALL. S..II I Vttt.iMif MtdklM. • MALSA KYSER. Mini , lion. Etonomitt • MARCUS RANDOIRH KYZaR a. d.lut ■ ; Pi K pp Alph.i. Ki.no. SECOND ROW; • ANDY WILION LA MAR. 8 rminghtm, S.qm Phi Epiilo . H.C.K.i lrg.« � inq ISIDOR MORRIS LANDE. Birmingham, l.iu Epiilon Phi, M h fit l Enqin «.ing • HUGH G LANE. Roanob . M .I . (ngln .ing • MARY IRANCES IARGFNT. Auburn BoliWM Adminltlr.Hioo THOMAS CHARI ES IAUGHIIN. South Fui I d. Vnln.innr Mullein • JOT- E lAWLFSS, Inunlli; Signi.i Phi Eptllon, Buii « l Admiaitll.lion • CARLTON ORR LAWRINCE JR . Biirninghon. K pp« Alph . A.chilatlui • IIORACT FAY LAWSON. Monfgom.., C . I Engl«M(Tag • CHARLES ALEC LCATH. For. � « . lambd Chi Alphn. Ci.il (nq!n -inq FIRST ROW; • ALBERT D LEGG. Jatpcr. Mechanical Enqineetinq. • RAYMOND f LEE. JR . $ila� ; Aqf.tuUur.il Education • w SEDDON Lfcfc. Auburn; Kappa Sigma, Science and UllHllirt • HELEN LeGENDER. Birmingham; fill OfMij.i Pi. Horn EtMDtn l. • EfllX WAYNE LEWIS. Mcunr Oli.er, Chemical En giree-.ng • ERNEST L LINOLEY Red 3.. . Eletl-ical Engineering JOHN C LINDSAY. Orrville; Aeronautical Enqinrerinq. • HERBERT TIEIOING LINDSEY Gridin Sigma CM. Velerinar. Medicine • RAY LAVOND LINDSEY, ei.ukcly; Electrical Eegieetrinq SECOND ROW; • ANDREW D LIPSCOMB. Auburn. Sigma N . H IMC| • DWIGHT EUGENE LITTLE. Birmingham. Phi Kappa Tan. Mechanical Engineering. • NORMAN LARY LIVER. Gallion; Alpha lambda Tau. Civil Engineering • HAKE LIVINGSTON. Centre. Ci.il Engineering • Al RERT K lOE . Mnntgnme,, M« s.irit.il Engineering • GORDY ELONZO LOETIN. Mobile. Iklc CM, Mechenital E� gin� tring • WILLIAM GEORGE LOGUE. JR.. Panama Citr Sigma No. Civil Engineer nq • ALFRED A LONG. E.erqreen; T.iu EpiHon Phi. Chemical Engineering HUGH MONTGOMERY LONG JR , foie. Theta Chi. Meth.inic.il Engineering FIRST ROW: • SAM H LONG, Florence FleCliic.i Engineering • VIOI A Al ICE LONG, foie, Ohemivt , . ERN ESI LOPEZ. Puerto Rito. Omega T.iu Sigma. Velerinar. Medicine e CHARLES SMITH LOVE. Opelika IE--.. Chi. Te.lile Engineering. • JAMES MONROE LOVE Yor. Velerinar. Medicine. • THOMAS EDWARD LOVELL. Birmingham. Sigma PM Epi’lon. Boaineia Aaminiitra'ion • Al G LOWE. AllanTa. Theta Chi Chomical Engineering • OWEN D LOWREY. fort Pa.ee. Architecture • CLIVE J LURE Birmingham. Phi Kappa Tau. Ci.il Engineering SECOND ROW: • LUCIUS IAYLOR LUMPKIN. Alice.ill . Ihe’a Chi. Chemistry o DONALD C LYONS. Alberta. I Alpha, Business AMhliallM • ELIZABETH J MACKIE. Dade.ille Secretarial Training • HARRY CHARLES MADDOX. Selma. Aeronautic 1 Engineering • SAMUFl W MAIN. Parole Ci.il engineering • LLOYD MALONE. Birmingham, Sigma Chi C:vil Engineering a EREO MANLEY. JR. Opelika; Ornamental Horticulture • WILLIAM H MANLEY. Birmingham; Phi Della Thela. Electrical Lng.neecinq « ROBERT EDWARD MARKER. Robertsdalr Lambda Chi Alpha, Business Administration II IS 1 HRS! ROW; o CAMBRIDGE MARRAY Sn'innah Mechanical UfluMiii; 0 LEON MARSH. Auburn, Bu i'.-u AO RllaltlHlIW • FRED I MARSMAll. Phenii Ciry. |g|lwi Adminiitroticn 0 CHARLES I MAP II . JR . Andaljlia; Architecture. • FRED MARTIN. B rminqham Orlf.� Sigma Phi Mechanical Engineering • HOMER I MARTIN. Calcra; Electrical Engineering • JAMES A MARTIN. Calcra Mechanical Er q.neering. • HOYT THOMAS MASON. Aleiander City; Architecture. TMEO MASSEY. JR P Mm. Ri Kappa Rhi. AqrKultur.il Engineering SECOND ROW: • ROBERT A MASTERS. Albert.ille P. bppi PM Chemical Engineering • GEORGE David MATHEWS. Sheffield: v. , • lawton mathEws. Unioa Springi; Chemke i qineerinq MARK WILCOX MATHEWS. VI(fell : Veterinary Medicine. e KENNETH MAT2ENGES. M., bile. Alph.i tau Omoga, Mechanical Engineering, • JOE A. MAXEY. Ucmopolit. Alpha Gamma Rho Agricultural Science • MYLES V MAYBERRY. Wa.erly; Agricultural Engineering � EUCLID G MAY FIELD. Wi iJe«rr. Chemtal Engineering e GRANTHAV J MAYTON. Unionfnwn. Phi Kappa Tau. Aq ricultural Enqineerinq FIRST ROW: • ROBERT HERSHEl MEACHAM. Caillfberry. Agricultural Education « MILTON VICTOR MEADOWS. Colliniville; Veterinary M� :licinc • ROBERT TURNER MCADOWS, Opelika. Siqma Alph fpiilun Ag Cultural Adminiilrjtion • WILLIAM R MEMAFFEY. Cusieta. Alph.i Lambda Tau. Bui nou Adminiitra • MFRWYN IAWRENCE MENOELSOHN. Birrringh im; Taj Eptilon Phi. Chomic.il Engineering • MARTHA ANN MERKEL. Birmingham; Delta 7oti. laboratory Technique e WILLIS ARNOLD MIO OLETON. E� «'qre«e; Aeronautical Adminiitretion • JOHN D MILEV. Eort Penning. Sigma Alpha Ep-lilon. Aeronautical E«qi«eerinq. 0 CHARLES M MILLER Columbia: Alpha lambda Tdu. Mechanical Enqineerinq SECOND ROW: 0 FRANK EDWARD MILLER. JR.. Brminihdm Ci� il Enqineerinq 0 G G MILLER. Birmingham Elec Ir| al tngincor.nq 0 IVAN WIlfORD MILLER. JR . Birmingham; Sigma Nu. Mechanical Enqineerinq 0 PETER H MlllER. Birmingham: Siqma Nu. Chemical Engineering 0 SARA KAIHERINE MILLER Eutaw; Home Economic! • REA MILLS, TuiCumWa; Architecture. • EUGENE T MIllSAP. JR.. Mon roevilte. Alpha Tau Omega. Architecture 0 OAVID M MITCHELL, lu.etnc; Agricultural Engineering • EDWARD WILLIAMS MITCHELL. Colvmbui: Alpha Lambda Tau. Butineni AdnUtlMltM I I MS I FIRST ROW. • IRA LYMAN MITCHELL. ItiKurrb i Alpha Tau Omeqa, Aeronavlko Engineering, • JESSE IAFAY tilt MITCHELL. Failiold; Aeronautical Engmecr-ng © SAMUEL RAY MONROE. Auburn Pra Modicine 0 MANIY FUGFNF MOOR, Birmingham SiqrtM Alpha Fplilon. Maih.inir.il Fm)in rript) • J 6RFFI Y MOORE. Evergraan. Thal.i Chi. Veterinary Medicine. a JACK MERRITI MOORE. Mobile. Phi Kappa 1 i Eh hi il Engineering. • JAMES H MOORC, laboratory T« hn • ROBERT C MOORE, v i i ■ • • CHARLES EDWIN MORGAN. Albertville; Pi Kappa Phi. Science and litet ituae SECOND ROW; • JAMES HOWARD MORGAN. luver.ne. Electr-cal Engineering g PHIL 0. MORGAN, hitomyr. UmMi CM Alph.i. Chomlc.il f . .........i • CHARLES H MORRIS. Solm.i. K.ipp.i Alpha. Ph.irm.iry • MARY CMESLEY MORRIS. Tuicumb • Alph.i Ga-nma Delhi fievirievv Adii'inivlratkin • JESSE MAI MOSELEY. A ! Economic • HELEN I MOSLEY. Hope Hull: Bviioevv AdminiiV.ilion. • BEN K MOSS. JR . Eaioeville; Ve'e'inaiy Medicine HUGH M MOIES. Sylacauga; Kappa Siqmj. Civil tnq noor.nq. CAROLYN MOYER. Columbia: Chi Omfi).i. Secretarial Training FIRST ROW; 0 FRANCIS JAMES MULHfftS Auburn V,-,.;, Ml • CARSON LAMAR MUHIN.. UllillM, Buvinevv Admir.vt-.il.on • SAMUEL H MUNSON. JR. I ikewood. Thoti CM. Aqrir jI-u-.i I l IKf • GUS MURPHY. Greenville; Chamit.il Engineering 9 JUDSON MURPHY. F. MmHcaI frqinacinq • Z LOUIS MURPHY. Evergreen Architecture. « AUREllOUS WENOELl MUR RAH. Cl.irtun Agriculture Education. • CARLFON H MYERS. Amatic v; Veterinary Mad me • WIL LIAM H. MYERS. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW; • ADA MiCMEB. HhIivIBi Alphi OtIU, Seti• • i • GEORGE DOUGLAS M.CaR'ha. 1 all.liver Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricultural Scieece • GEORGE FIIMORE MtCARTY Mumi. Omeqi t in Siqrr ... Veterinary Medicine o WILLIAM IELIX McCAULEY, Birmingham. Alp'i Tau Omoqi. MrEngineering • GLENN WORTH McCRACKEN. Birmingham; Eteclrl .1 F-gineering • HOUS ION M MrCUIlOUGH, HuaHvltl Siqrr.i Nu. Chemical Eng meeting a EDWARD S. MiCUROY. LriMndevbony; Agricultural Adm-niytration o JEAN MARIE McCURDY. Flomafon Theta Upvton, lab orator. Technique n JOHN HAROlO M'CURlEY. Penucola. Aeronautical Enqinoerinq. I l� 7l FIRST ROW • TOMMY McCUICMEON. B.rminqham. Ml S.qma Pi. WmM Adm n.ifr rt.o-r • ' $U(DONALD R.iqUnd SKMiNllI Trjininq. • EDWARD lit McDOWEll. Rot� Hr. Chem.itr,•i MICHAEL RAPHAEL McfcVOY Mobil ; Alp.Kj Taj Orr.q . CR rrir..l F-ujinr.nrq • JOHN I McGARR. JW W: I ' trical b iao«rfc« • JAMES HOBSON McGILL, Wadi ,; Aqriculty' l c .. McGINTY. MiIm; Alpha lotrbdj T y. ElNhiul btiwwiM • MILOREO A McGOUGH, � r AIpK • 0 lt Pi. Mom Economic . • GEORGE OGILVA M KEE. S lmo; Alpha P� r. Veter.nar, Mr I SECONO ROW: • JAMES H Me KEl VEY, Bessemrr. lambda Chi. Chemicol £nq f q • JOHN POWELL McKlN NON. Auburn, (Metrical Enqiaeer.nq • CLYDE PATTERSON McltNOON. Mon.qomer,. ««««� ' qincetinq • IAVEHE McMAMAN. H tli tbutq Phi Om«q Pi. Mom Econonvct. • JUNIUS Me MAM ON, Jocktoo; Siqma Chi. But nru AdmMftMtlM • A.IfN GRAY Me M111 AN SiqPU Alpha EplDe , Inlil Enqin« rirq O VIRGIL O. McMIll AN. B.ii Miuttl; Ch«m.;jl l RJ J ieq. • THOMAS G. MeNARON. Ann ilen, Signvi Alpha Epsilon. Aqrieultural 1 JORIE McQUEEN Brmioqham; Bjs n«si Administration FIRST ROW: • CALVIN C. M RaE. CoUro; Aqrieultural Enqin«erinq J. KENNETH McWHORTER. Decatur; Ci� I Enq'neeneq. O ERtD EOSIER NABERS. Louis lie. Mechanical E-sqineerinq 0 JAMES E NAEIEL, Bes vrmrr Mechanical Fnqinerrinq o ERSKINF D NAIl, Flrmvstnn Ph.iimjc, o MARY FRANCES NEFl. Columbus. Science and literature. • SARAH RUTH NEEL. Columbus Science literatur . • BENNIE W. NEIGHBORS. Good-afer; Aqri jltural Education . CDMON J. NEIGHBORS. P pp r ll; T iiile Enqineerinq SECONO ROW; • WILBUR EUGENE NEISLER. Boiler; Veterinarian • JEAN NEWBERRY. Auburn, Business Administro � ion o JAMLS L NICHOLAS. Friico City. C .11 Enqineerinq o DOROTHY J NICHOLS. Washinqton. K.rppa Delta, Commercial Art • JAMES BETHEA NICHOLS, Linde Aqricultural Scienc • KNUD NEIlSEN. E rqrc«n. S:qma Alph.i Epsilon. Chrrnii.il Engineering • CHARLES A MIX. Aimir; Phi Kdpp Tau. Industrial Engineer.ng • BENJAMIN CHAPMAN NOOJIN Aftalla. fh«ta Chi. Industrial Engineer .nq • WALLACE C NORMAN. BirmirqSam; Phi Kappa Tau. Chrmlcal Engineering (IBS) FIRST ROW; • ILOYD CARL NORRCll Dothan. Af(l lllll«l CdtMllM. • ROGER C NORRIS. Montgomery. Sigma CM. Mechanical EnfinNl!t4 • MARTHA LUCILLE NORTHCUH. CMptty R|pk| Delta Pi, Ph .■ . . • NAIL NUCKOLLS. Bun-ingham. Alpha l.iu Omega. Aeronautical Adminiilialion • BETTYE ANNE NUNNAUV, AIUIU Secretarial lr«inl 4, • HER8CRT J OAKLEY. Pino Hill Alpha Gamma Rbo Ag • ral Education 0 EDWARD JOHN OAIES. HMdllri; Agricultural Science • NEAL DENIS O'BRIEN. SfcaffMd C� � i- • • nq. THOMAS CAMPBELL O BRYAN. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineer! ng SECOND ROW • TOM p. Ol LINGER. Mobile. Ph. Oeita Iheta. AtHMlrtital Cnq nrer.nq • GEORGE OAViS O'SEai T oy KiPRJ Siqma BLiin.it AJminiilral.on 0 ROBE RI R. ORR. B-rmIpgSjm. MnEmiUI C«gi- 0 ROBERT GEORGE ORIAGUS. jKhtMMt; Theta Chi. Agricultural Vi.-.r • WllllAM JOSEPH OUTLAW. Birmingham lambda Chi Alpha. Mechnnk.il Engineering. 0 CARL I OWEN. Auburn; But! •en AOniinitlration • KATHRYN OWEN. I.il.iyetle Delta Zeta. Education. « ELLA M OWENS Breton. Home Econom i • MARIE ANNICE PACE, Mobile; Secretari.il Training FIRST ROW: • ELIZABETH PACE. Auburn; Sacrtlailal Training 0 JIM WOODIE PACE. fnitaboqu; Agricultural Adminiatr.it.on • MILD H PAGE. Moultrie Education • DONALD H PARKER. Bradenton Lambda Chi Alpha. Electrical Engineer.ng DALE WAYNE PARRISH. Red Bay. Agricultural Education • CON ROE DONALD PATE. Birmingham; Phi Kappa Ton. Mechanical Engineering. • MAURICE EMERSON PATE. Bonilay; Theta Chi Civil Engineering • ROBERT ERANK PATE. Ro-land; Veterinary Medicine • SAM PATTON Montgomeiy; Sigma Alpha bpulon. Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW: • SIDNEY EMMONS PATTON Com©. Sigma Chi. Architecture • BRAXTON C. PAYNE, Birmingham, Mechonii � i Engineering • JAMES Julian paynE. Dale County. Agikvllerel Educelioa. • ANDREW J PEACOCK, Opeliia: Sqmi Alph Cpiilon. Chemical Engineering • CHARLES GLENN PEACOCK Montgomery: Veterinary Medicine. • BEATRICE E PEARSON. Opelika Home Economic! • JERRE REAR SON. Columbui Sigma Alpha Eptrlon. Mechanical Engineering • WILLIAM C. REARSON. Montgom nry; Sigma Nl. Busmen Administration • LAWRENCE H. PEASE. Knoeville; Veterinary Medicine. (1191 FIRST ROW: • LEONARD GARRARD PEASE. C� lumb� . Siq ’- AlpSi Epilo . M «iji .1! ((finMlIl) • P F PENDLETON, Monf v. l|o. f|p H«.il loqi'vrrjioq • MARRY EDWARD PENll URlMfP t Kippi � ► ftiunmlcil bglmihf • HELEN f perkins falffitM aij.i « o� i .., IuiIhm AMahlMlIei • robfrt � fpry. MwlfoiMfTI A « a «itk l by'nwht, • ne� man HUGH PERSON. Nwali (. , StcoadMi • rAUl TURNER PERSONS. IWmfaqlMm; Mackitlul I . • WILTON B PERSONS. Monlqoire . Pk' M lhe � . A«ic«Juti 1 Enqiociiioq • WINSTON GEI2EN PETERSON Menlmllo; A«io� � y icdl Inqined'mq SECOND ROW: • I D PFIRFY. Ub W.i lr v si RUN Alpfc Epiilon. PW Diallllf| • DAVID PI I • MARJOPIC w PTOST. Aube I • LAWRENCE C PHARO. M Pi Kjpp.1 Phi. Afionavti«l li gin «iirq • GUY JULIUS PHELPS. MonlqonfCy. V t� rir� ,f, M di in FRANCIS 0-KA18 PIERCE, RmlNlum: Aip .i Tm 0 n� q.� . Mmh AdmlahlKlIo . • SYLVIA HYNDEl, HrmlnRlinn: Qwmhlry • DORIS PIPER. GrotrIam: EUhcrIIm • JOHN SEWELL PIIIaRO. Mo� '«.ii o Aqricvlluldl Sd n FIRST ROW; • MARY JANE PITMAN. Aubjio. Honn- tUM—lc • JOHN H PLAGE. JR . Ml lutirau AUmMUmMon. • ARTHUR W PLAN KlPlIuRklfl F. K.iip� PM. EHtllkdl Enqin«� i� q • DOR OTHV JANE PLANT. SN � mvl Iuvkhi Admin,il.oiio- • ROBERI LOUIS POMERENE. Foil ♦« « J At«OMbtlc«l E� qio riVq • 8. A. POPE JR . Niwiamt; VqMiSatfi MNll • MOWAR PhwmI ; Ci.il Enqinr.i.nq • LOUIE HtOCH A 1 • LAWRENE I ' NELL. JR , Anniilo ; luimni Admiiiilulioii SECOND ROW: • IANF POST. Mobil- Alp - CMU Pi. SmivBmUI ImUh • SARA FORREST POUNCEY. S� P le . burq Horn- bownio • MARVIN F POWELL. llRjfllt ' M •. • WILLIAM HARRISON POWERS J . Aqfic.ltj'. ! Edy, . 0 • JOAN I PRICE. S r«Mt«; CM Om.q,. Mm I!m • WINNIE RUTH PRICE. ARM; Ck Om.q,. Tffk-q- • PATIY J PRIGMOPF. §■ minqkjm Cbi Om qj. IlCWllllll T� irii-q q ROBERT MALI PRITCHETT, Moo ijo™- M� .s Fr qir««p nq q DAVID | PRUITT, CAatKdPr AqiK.llyfil |«q n i� rq I 1 0 I FIRST ROW. • MM($ THOMAS QUINN. Moot .- I ■ I■-j IMrtag, • AlfH W QUINN JR Bir- lliUBw; Siqm.i A | flmrSif • BABIAAM QUINONtS. Puvilo Rifo. Om q Im S.qrrv.. V«f (.r.n, Mr J. « ROBERT 0. lAFflHO. |.m.n(hin; FM K. ppj T «. E flMMtaf • REX KELLY RAINER, Di-Fun.iL Spr nqt: AlpK« l.imbdj Im, 0 1 • IMOMAS VERNON RAINES JR. Mobil : Siqm.i Chi. Vct«.in.i.« MN!( H • CHARLES WARREN RANKIN I 1 11 icrj i Aij.h i : imM« Tn. Cl • john R Rankin. E prvjp?i i Ag iIIwrI S i MKf • C M RAY. Wi-luPipU; ElKtrif.il Ffq nrriuq SECOND ROW: • GEORGE ERANKEIN REDDICK Parry; Pi K.ippa Ph.. Aeronautical Engineering • MARVIS V RGEOER. fUllMHt; Horn Efonomit • FRANK D REICH. Cokn-bul: Butinaif Adminittration. • FRAN CIS CHARI FS RFINS College P.irr; Sigma Chi. MmNuIuI Ef ginneri-iq EDWARD V. REW. JR . Leeds siqm.i Rh fpiiirr. CNmIhI Eitg'neerlng • 0(0101 HENRY REYNOLDS. ColiMibwi; Sigma H. .1 f.,,j • GIBSON REYNOLDS. Montgcrreii Ilaclrlcal Eoginec'inq • JIM R REYN OLDS. Auburn. Phi Dell.. lli.l.i, P Me-Jiii-•• • LILA RHODES Mon'gtnrii, lillwil AdmlrlisIrelloA FIRST ROW: • JOE W RICE. Birmingham Alpha ( ■ O'neq Chemical Engineering. • JOHN 8URNIE RIC SON. Auburn; Alpha Tau Omegj BlAiMtl AdmMltfation • MIRIAM I RICHMOND. Mobile. Chi Omega. Science end llhMllR . • FRANK JEFFRIES RIOOU1. Birmingham; Sigma AlpEa (pvlc«. Arch l lute • STELLA RIGAS. Mobil . Education • MACK A RILEY, Bln • EMMA FRANCES RISER, in -•� D«l� a fidnwtloA. • ROOERl howaro RIVERS. Annkton; Electrical E'qineer.nq • CLAUDE L. ROBERTS. J. Birmingham; Alpha lau Omega. Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW: • JAMES THOMAS ROBERTS. Montgomery Chom I g • JAMES WARREN ROBERT' Aiptv. pji. veterinary MmDcIn • william m ROBERTS, Tr.icr Citi Aeroneutkal Engineering • aaron ZED ROBINS Whhllet; ElecMcol (ig'aNthg, • CAROLINE ROBINSON Ron.. Horn Economics. • LEON K ROBINSON. Dtcalvt; Veterinary Mtdlcirit mei.vin m ROBINSON, Rln horn. Alpha l.iu Omega. M.-chanifjl Engineering • HARRY H RODDENBERY. JR,. NllNWa; Chem Ifol Cnqin rirq • HfiREMIAH RODEN. JR.. Pitgeh; Aqriculiui.il EJuCrlior, I Ml 1 FIRST ROW: • LOIS 8 ROGERS. Fairfield; Alpha Delta. Education • DON W ROSENBERG lav Iptilnn Phi. YltlrtlTf Med cine S I ROSS. JR . Pen� aco«v PM K %ppa Tau. MmMmI I flMMhf • WIUIAM Russia ROTENBCRRY. Monle.ullo Theta Chi, Ag-cultvral Science • HOMH M ROWf JR ,rll IUpP« CfcmlMl bflMMhf • tRW,N W. RUOISIll, - 1 Kappa Phi. Chemical G btttlif. • RUEl RUSSELL, B'tm.ngh.m; Delta ..)• ■ PM, (Uell � l '-I--------- lag • JOHN COWARD RUILIOGI. Shreveport; Kappa SlynM, Agrlcufterel S(lMM ©EOR6I I SAAD. Mobil ; Pee Veterinary SECOND ROW; • ORION ELIZABETH SAHAS, AlkMi Mom Economic • JOSEPH R SALSlCClA. Ne. Orleant. Education • YETTA SAMFORO. JR.. OptHU; Alpha lau Omega. Pi la. • W RUSSELL, Svela; A,j cicultural Education • VICTOR F SANSING. Margaret; Phi Kappa tan. IndiMlr al Engineering • CLARENCE COUNCIL SAPP. Albany Kappa Alpha. V t ri ary Medicine • NlAI BULLARD SAXON Dothan. Sigma Nb. Mechanical Engineering • CHARLES MAURICE SCALES, Decatur Phi Delta theta MlWMHUl Fng.neerlng MARION M SCMLOS8URG C aoxjen. Tail Cpiilnr rh A in.11 t- coring FIRST ROW • FREDERICK W SCHUtZ. JR. Mobile. C...I Engmeer.ng • ROSELLE SCONIIRS. Octun.ah Sc-ng, Pharmacy. • 8EltY LOU SCONURS. Headland. Huc..t on. • CHARLES TEASLIY SCOTT, Bi-m.ngham. Sigma Nu. Mechanical Engineering • DONALD SCRIVNER. Berry. Electrical Engineering • EIEI JUNE SELF. Secretarial training OEAN SESSaMEN. Birmingham; Pi Kappa Alpha. Birtinew Admin nr,alien • ROBERT SMITH SHARMAN. LaG. iry Medicine • WILLIAM ALBERT SHAVER JR . Troy. Kappa Sigma. MecKan'cil Engineering SECOND ROW; e LAWRENCE C SHAW. Netcher. Aeronautical Engineering. • JANE SHEFFIELD. Pm Hill; Delta Zela. Secretarial Training « CORNEUOUS A SHEPPERD. JR. Birmingham; Civil Engineering • RAT MADISON SHFRFR. Elat Creek; Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering ELAINE SHIEIOS. Hartford Education • MARRY SIMS SHIELDS. Jadton. Kappa Alpha. Architecture. • BARBARA LUCILLE SHIPPEY. We,t Point. Delta Zeta. lebo-ator, Technique • VERGIE IMOGENE SHORT. Go.ga Secretarial Trefa ;,g. • DeWITT MALONE SHY. Memphi Kappa Sigma. Chemical Engineering I HZ I FIRST ROW: • Nf At J SIRIEY. JR. Ruitellvllle. Veterinary Medicine. • JAMES HOYT SIKES. M.in.met; V� t ...In,,i, Medicine • JOHN C SIMMONS. Birmingham; Chemical Engineering • RAT SIMMONS. Tampa Secretarial Training • ARTHUR tl SIMS. Emley Delta Sigma Phi. Elactricdl Engineering • EOWINA LOUISC SlMS. Auburn. Kappa Delta, Seciet.iti.il Ti.iinirg, • MARION SIMS. Silnu; Alphi Gamma Delta, SecicTiifi.il Training • MARION 0 SIMS. Mobile- Oclta Sigma Phi. Indutlfi.il Enginnering • WILEY SIRMON, Ooiier; Chemiitry SECOND ROW; • GEORGE W SKELTON. laGrmge. Mechanical Engineering. • JACK CURTIS SKEWES. Bettcrrer. Lambda Chi Alpha. Aichiltclvfc. • ELBERT SKINNER. Selma; Afrw,iu,i'.,l fa lMHllIf • CHARLES I. SKlPWORTM. Col.mfcwt Chemical Engiecef.ng, o FREO SLOAN. Cuneta. Alpha tau Omega, Edv ...,inn • C f SLOPP. JR.. ColumtK! Elect.;:,I Engineering « HARRY EDWIN SMALLEY. Ktoii Sigma P,. Foreign Service • ANNE I SMITH, cilaville. ScCfeMrUI T.aininq • CHARLES EORMWALT SMITH. Horr.-ood; Kappa Sigma, Aeronautical Adminitfra'ion FIRST ROW: • ERNEST D. SMITH. JR. Mantheiter. Agfitullufal Science • FLORENCE E. SMITH. Montgomery I' l« rlet Oeccrolion. • HAMILTON A. SMITH, Dothan Sigma Nu. Aeronautical Engineering • MAR JORIC SMITH. Slocumb: Alpha Oelta. Home Economic!. • MARVIN McCOY SMITH. Cullman; Vet erina.y Medicine. • MILTON L. SMITH. Birmingham; Electrical Erginecring. • D. C. SMOKE. Selma. Aeronautical Engineering. • WILLIAM E SMYLY. LaGrange Pi Kappa Phi, Meehan cal Engineering • JAKE R. SNELL. Midland C.ly; Agticullur.il Education SECOND ROW: • EMMA JANE SOUTHERLAND. Cha’om. Laboratory Technique. • JOHN CALHOUN SPENCER. Tampa Sigma Alpha Cptilon, Mechanical Engineering. • CHARLES T. SPIVEY. Macon; Ornamental Horticulture. • MARY JO SPRAOLEY. Annitton; Alpha Gamma Delta. Secretarial Tra ning. • LEON M STANCIL. Spruce Pine; Agricultural Education. • SAMUEL DEWEY STANFIELD. Tallattoe; Chemical Engineering a OAN STEPHENS. Montgomery; 6utinett Adminittra’ion. • HOWARD H. STEWART, Mo bile p. Kappa Phi. Civil Engineering • MACK R STEWART. Montgomery Civil Engineering I I4 | FIRST ROW: • J. B. STRANGE, Bliaii • JOHN M STREET, JR , ei mcM)hjm JlfM PM Epllloa, Eteclfkdl GnqtatMllq • HERBERT L STRICKIANI IfAllOB • CLARENCE Wit I 1AM STROJP Gr.ind Janctioil Yatl kinc • BARBARA STUMP, Auburn; Secreldiidl Tioinirg • CONRAD SUMMERLIN. LimfM l Kappa Phi, Aorr-n.iuli .il hfhMilltf FRED CLIFFORD. EaNttltV; Alplta Gufflmd Rho. Aqiicwlluf.il Scicnf . a At SMITH SUTTON. $� l. vtc At| h.i fi VtluiiMrf Medicine. • ELOISI SWANN, luttar; Horn DMnontlidtion. SECOND ROW; • CHESTER H SWINOIF. IiIMI PM K«p| h (l I c«l C'ginerring • ELRO MARLIN SWINDLE JR., Pki Kappa law. Elvctfkdl Cnqireefinq a ROBERT HUGH SWINT Waft Point Aofl • Fnqireer ng • WILLIAM I. TACKCH. Biiminqhdm; Civil Engineering o HILLARY IAFI, Cordova Machankal Engineering • JOHN WILLIAM TAMIIYN, Aiibw thalj CM, Chamhtry • MARTI KaTH ERINf lAMPLIN, A,burn; HMM Eccnomrc. • HOMER G TAPIA. Mobil'. Sigma PM Eptllaa, Mo cbankal Engineering • CATHERINE TATUM, Ooalil i. Kappa Delta, l«t«io« Oofiv.il«’ FIRST ROW: • CRAWFORD A IAIUM. Or- I t den Pb Del’d Tbata. Pre-Medicine and Nunucr • I OTHER S TAYLOR. JR. Andalat • PI Alpbd, Mechanical TaijIaHrlaij • THOMAS Fari iaylOR. t MkImrIcjI (MjlMvrln • VONCCIL IEEE P i oMRikt • ALBERT LEE THOMAS, Aihw SI91 1 1 M .....I I , • MILTON REID THOMAS. Pfcanfa City M I 1 . • WYAIt HUGH THOMAS A n.ind'I C ’, Ph Kappa Tmi, Chemical frqieerfinq • ARDELIE HENRIETTA THOMPSON. Fori Payne; Home Economic) SECOND ROW: • Charifs w Thompson, jr PiHtnt ; Chan 1 I • ion white Thompson. BmvHIbJ Omegd Tdu Siq- tlae • MARY RilllF THOMFSON. Ceufld HOM F - nomicf • ROBERT J THOMPSON. Birmingham. Veteri-iaiy Medicine. Alpbd Pvi • WILLIAM f� THOMPSON. Troy. AlpFd Gamma Rho. AftlpiHwal AdmimUraHoa. • ANNIE CATHERINE THRASHER. Aubvrr. Kdppd Del’.'. Iviinr'i AEnMltfilloi a REYNOLDS WHITE THRASHER. Colloaeood; Kappa Sigma. a I • EX 1 flit. Greenville. Home Economic) I HR I FlftSI ROW: • ROY Till f RY, JR W-,t Point Siqma ( . ; • J HERMAN TIMMERMAN i i i Admimilulion a FRANCES TISDALE. Decatur. HoiM Econorrrev • ALBERT MUM PHREY HMPKiNS JR. TrtrH.n. Alpha Lambda l«lt, Chemical Engineer nq • EVEtYN ADAMS TOR IFRT. Dcmopolli: Kappa Oclta, • MARVIN R lUCKER, Vpnntll; Omcqe Teu Siqtre. Vete, oar M(dieid • WAITER HAROLD TUCKER. Manchatte-. Mechanical Eng neerinq FRANCIS McRAE TURNER. GullpoM r. Kappa Alps... Fiertric .1 Fegir.e. - , • HENRY NEIL TURNER. Dora Elcctik.il Engineering SECOND ROW; • v. 1 1AM 0. TURNIPS LI I1 Gl . Phi Eptilon. I A JOHN OBORNE UNGE IHUEM, Hunlivilk 1 AlpN Eptllqa, MacHaaIcaI EhqihCAcinq a a RUSSELL UPSHAW, Kimhy A ROBERT W UPTON. Centre; Agriculture. A MYRA ANNA VARLEY. Mobile N. .••• klWCA • f f lit YfROI. Decatur ScIcMO end I iterati. • A FRANCES A VICK. FavaHa: PFi OnciM «. ««- f....... .. , GERALD w wade Mnalagkem; Civil Ee. i a tRank wadswortm w.RiA-Omllitni FIRST ROW: A IHOMAS WENDELL WALOROP. LeG'enge. Electrical Enq renting A EOI MA J WAIKER. In...ha poke; Home feonomi-t A NORMAN O WAIKER. P.rtringvim Aeronautical Enqinee rin.| a OSCIE PENNING WAIKER. Mi.irri Kappa Sigma. CN { ig ........... A SPENCER EARL WALL AT i ... General Art • JULIA R WALLS. AUa.inJrt C t Alphl G«WM Delta. KaImu AdmlAlllfalion A THOMAS S WALMSLEY. Birmingham UnMt Ch AlphA, ElACirieAl bflNAllig A EMILCE WAl TON. Piedmont. Alpha Ommi Delt.i. Home Economics A MARTHA H WALTON. Auburn Education SECOND ROW; A GRACE WARD. LoechopoU H4AIA friTIITI Ct. A JAMES WILLIAM WARD. Geneva. Mi Kappa Til Mr I Er-q neerinq A LEE ROY WARD. JR. Dodd MAClkMlCAl t«-q eer.ng A MARGARET ELIZA8ETM WARO. Loachcpoka, Home Economics � REBECCA WARD. Aubu.n Secret ... .1 I • WILLIAM THOMAS WARO. Auburn; Lambda Chi Alpha. EleCr.Ml l-q.rer-., a MMfS ' WAR REN B.-m.nqham; Sqm Phi Epailon Chemical Erqiaeecinq • JOE HOLLEMAN WARRFN. JR Meltlei be-q. SigtlM Alpha ts iton. Aecnr.a„ti • ,1 Enrjmeerinq A HOYT CARI WATKINS D.-.lle Pi Kappa leu. Aeronautical Fnqineealnq I MS I FIRST ROW: • VIRGIL K WEAVER. Bre-ton. Electrical Engineering • CHARLES H WEBB. W,,.erlv. Sign-a Pi Agricultural Engineering. • LAURA JOSEPHINE WEBB. Piedmont Alph.i Gjmmi Della. Stdrloiiil Training • WILLIS L WEBB. Columbc : Electrical Engineering. • SHELBY WELCH Mnblc. Ph. L) III theta. Mtckmicil • WILLIAM HUNIER WELDON, Montgomery; Sigma Iki Eptilon. Pre Dent ttry. • CHARLES J. WELLS. Montgomery; AmmmIIciI Engineering • HUBERT BOYD WEILS. Anniston; Alph.i Lambda Iiu, «ro j� kil Engineering • MAX 0 WEST. 0 Sola Kappa S'gmi AwOMilkll Engineering SECOND ROW: • THOMAS J. WHATLEY, Montgomery; Electrical Engineering • WARNER WHATLEY. Gadsden; Cham ;c.il Engineering. � WILLIAM WHATLEY. Opelika; Sigma Alpha Fpciton. Pm Medicine. • ROBERT M WHEATON. Griffin; Phi Oelta Theta. IihIaih Administration. • TRANK B WHEELER Krniwood; Alpha Psi Velar nary Medicine • JAMES O WHIDOEN. limMr; Omega III Sigma ViIhImii Modlri-e • RICHARD THOMAS WHISTLER. Pineville Alpha l.tmbd.i T.iu. BhIhi Administration • EDWARD GRAHAM WHITBY. Georgian. Chemistry • CHRIS GAOSON WHITE. Dublin. ci.II Engl... a a a o a aAaAmA ' aA ? jP FIRST ROW: • JOHN B. WHITE. Birmingham; AgflColIgMl 5Cl«� C0 JOHN WHITE Ne- Orleans; Ed«.cato« • LALINE WHITE. Atliatj; Chi Omag . Business Administration s IAWSON W. I. WHITE. JR.. Huntsellle; Sigma Nu. Aeronautical Engineering. • ROBERT L WHITE. Spartanburg; Mechanical En q neering. « BENJAMIN fRANKIIN WHITEHEAD. JR.. Farmington; Sigma Pi. Cl«ctrlcal Engineering • ORMAN WILLIAM WHITEHEAD. Glenn Allen; Agricultural Education • WILLIE KATHRYN WHIT TEN, Headland. Horn Economics • PAYE WIDE8ERG. Chicago; Kapps Della. Science and literature SECOND ROW: • MAVIS C. WIONEY. Mobile; Della Zola. St ance and Liler.iti.fe • DONALD I WIGGINS.' CaUerl Electrical Engineering. « PRINCE A. WlGlNTON. Hamilton; Agricultural Education. • THOMAS MOR RIS WILKINSON. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering e EUFN WIlllAMS. Opelika; Hon-e Economics • FELIX M. WILLIAMS. Montgomery; Alpha lambda Tau. Agricultural Engineering. • ILVA GAIE Wll-LIAMS. Annijton; Alpha Gamma Della. Interior Decoration. • J I. WILLIAMS. Birmingham Alpha Taj Omeqa. Electrical Engineering • O EUGENE WILLIAMS. Atlanta; Sigma Chi. Business Admin 4 | FIRST ROW. • WILLIAM p WILLIAMS. S'ockbfiaqc. Omeqa T.iu Sigma. Veferlenr, Medicine. e JOSEPH 0. M WILLIAMSON. New Orledni, louituan.i Alpha Taw Omega. Electrical Engineering • CLARA tOUISE WILLIS. Alxardtr Cilr. Science and Literature. • AUDREY WIILISON. Evergreen; Home Eeonemici • GEORGE B WILLOUGHBY, Camp Hill; Education • REX A WILLOUGHBY. Britemei. Aeronautical Engineering • PRANCES fllZABEIM WIIMORE. Birmingham; Alpha Gamma Oelt.i, Commercial Art • CHARLES w WILSON. N � Market Agricultural Education. • BEIIf JANE WILSON. Columbui, Gttiqia; Alpha Ptlla, Pro-Medicine. • BETTY WILSON. Oaford; Laboratory Technique SECOND ROW: • DAI F Wll SON. Huetiville; Alph. Gamma Delta. Chcmiitry • EARL CHASTAIN WILSON. Solm.i; K.ippa AIpK• Aeronautical Enqi'ecr ng • HERNDON H. WILSON. Mobile; Phi Dell The . Mechanical Engineering. • MARY HELEN WILSON. Opelika; Stief.ce and literature • O MUNROE Wl! SON. Achbumh.irn. MaiiatNitalK; Alph.i ley Omega, Aeronautical Engineering a SARAH NELL WILSON. Smith Station; Home Economic!. • OAVID G WINTERS. Auburn; Pi Kappa Alpha. Aeronautical E qineering • DOROTHY ELEANOR WINTERS. Jacksonville. Forid... laboratory Technique e CHARLES CYRIL WOOD. Dorn; Mechanical Enq neermq. • ClAUDE E WOOD. Birmingham Alpha Tau Omeqa. Aeron.iulic.il Engineering FIRST ROW: • ERNEST HARWELL WOOD. Cedar Bluff; Pre-Medicine • JAMES H. WOOD. JR . AHelle. Phi Delta Theta. Pro Mcd cine. • JOSEPH PRESTON WOOD. Columbui. Mechanical Engineering. • THOMAS DEE WOOD. JR.. Birmingham, lambda Chi Alpha. Electrical Engineering. • TOM M. WOOD. Birmingham; Della Sigma Phi. Indullfial Engineering • LAMAR S. WOOOHAM. Montgomery; Civil Engineering, theta Chi • JULIA WOODROOF. Alheei; Alpha Gamma Dell . Education • OLIVER P WOOORUEF. Benton. Agricultural Adminiifralion. e SAMUEL HENDRICKS WOOOS. Auburn; Veterinary Medicine • FRANK WRIGHT. Gdi'iciville; Sigrra Alpha Epiiloo, Bviineii Adminiilration. SECOND ROW; • KATHERINE DOWDELL WRIGHT. Auburn; Kappa Oelta. Pharmacy. • WEAVER OWEN WYATT, Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering • ROBERT GlOSTER WYNN, Michigan City; Buvneu Admin itra-•ion. • FITZGERALD YARBROUGH. Athlon; Agricultural Education. • GEORGE W. YARBROUGH. Millbrook; Aqficultjr.il Adminiilration • KATHERINE YARBROUGH. Atheni; Education. • WILLIAM R YARBROUGH. Doth n; Mechanical Engineering. • JACOB 6. YORK. Sumilon; Civil Engineering. • ROBERT A YOUNG. JR. Edna; Electrical Engineering , WIlllAM BURTON YOUNG. Bay Minelte: Chemical Engineering ( 147) • Smith Clay, Waw Young, I . THE FRESHMAN CLAS Jimmy Smith, President, OFFICERS JIMMY SMITH......................................President BILL OGLETREE.............................Vice-President BILL CLAY......................................... Secretary LAMAR WARE . , ,................... Lrojiurvr MARTHA YOUNG..............................Hjtorian McOOWELL LEE .... Representative lo Cobind A. w ( r?K i iuiP .TM' FIRST ROW • SIGMUND ABRAM, MoMgorrar,; Industrial Engineering JAMES ARMFIEIO ACREE. Jacksonville. Hwidj; Alpha M, Rr . Veterinary Medicine • HUGH R. ADAMS. Mmlgonui). fil Delta Mr Engineering • LESLIE ADAMS CUflon Siqni Ri. CM [nglrwriing • RAYMOND LARKIN ADAMS. Sheffield. AtlMwKctl EifhMfiit • ROBERT BOYNTON aoams. a- c.. . Mechanical Engineering ElEESE ADAMSON. len tt; R,� Medicine • OHS CHARLES ADAMSON. Troy. Archi tectural a LOUIS EARL AEnCHBACHER. Amwioit. Georgia; Mechanical Erginwring SECOND ROW: • ELOISE ALFORD. Rom . Gtwgg; Home Economcs. • SAM ALISON. Mlnter C.l.ll Enq.neen'g • At BERT DONAl All BRITTON. Cullman Coaa T Wtnlw Star Rt Rre Medir inn • LEONARD SEWfll ALLEN. HoEMMa; a . Imtiei • maRy Ella alien. Tuscurrbia StadarM Tialaitf • Gut HOUSTON ALLEY. Spriepvllle: Ri Kappa PM. Ebdriul b«lNNh9 • JOHN THOMAS A;ltr JR . Montqome-r. Sigma Nv. Mwlmkri Engineer,nq THOMAS I. ALLISON. Hendeisonv.lle. North Car ©line; Che-nlstiy • SARAH E ALMON. Ilimlnglum: Horn Economics FIRST ROW: • WILLIAM RAYMOND ALSTON. linden. Agricwlle-al Science. • WILLIAM J AMBERSON. Burning hem; Science a«d Uhwlim • henry c amerson. RimmcoIr, HnMr; lambda Ch Alpha Mxhan tai Angle adag • james PHILLIP amy, iota. Laahlaaa Omega tm s g «, Pf V 4eeiii rj Medicine • SAMUEL HENRY ANDREWS III. Citionelle. Kappa Sigma, hulwn Adirinistietion. a WILLIAM f ANDREWS. Amitoa; Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering. s BEN ANSLEY. Columbus. Georgia Alpha lev Omega, Business Administration. a JOHN ANTHONY, Bifmiaqham; Sigma Rh. Epsilon. fl e ttical Engineering a RETE ARANT. Selma; Aeronautical (aglaeetlag SECOND ROW; • JANE ARDIS. MoaI Olive; Home Economics. a GOROON H ARGO. Birmingham; Serene and literature a I fWIS ARMSTRONG. Jacksonville, Florida; Alpha lav Omega. Electrical Engineering • MORRIS H ARNOLD. Srlacauga. Agricultural Scieaca. • ADRIAN O ARRAS Mubile. Mechanical Engineering, a CD ASHMEAD. Birmingham; Sigma Alpha Eps;lon. Chemical Eng neering. CHARLES LEONARD ASKEW. Birmingham Ri Kappa Rhi, Automatical Engineering a MARY ASKEW. Columbus Georgia; Chi Omega. Home Economics. TOM aVERETI, JR.. Yarbo; Chemical Englnaering I ISO I FIRST ROW: • PM SION BROOKS BARRON. JR . Birmingham Mechanical Engineer ng • CHARLES MALCOLM BARTLETT, B rrr tncj ham M. • j rent ng • ROBERI BARTON. Slpt« . MmMmI Engineering • f DMA EARlF BASS Opelika. Home EWNMlUl Education • EDGAR OlIN BASS. lanrtt Civil f-gineeurg • GERMAN BASS. Wefumpla Chemical Enhwln. • ELIZABETH ANNE 8AUM. Burning ham; Interior Dfcwalion • EDWARD BISHOP 6AUMHAUER. Mobil . Phi Della Theta. Mechanical £n qinoetng. SARA TURNEH BAXTER. Dothan; Alpha Della Pi. Secretarial Training SECOND ROW: • CHARLES WILLIAM BtAIRD. Callmun Pi Kappa Phi. Civil £ogiree-.ng e GRADY BEAIRD. Sam mm; Pi Kappa Phi. ci ii Engineering • Virginia BEall. Lmm, Alpha Gamma Delia, Eda • MARTHA JANE BEARD. Birmingham; Home Economic • HUBERT REASON Heflir. rpmufflll A.i • LARUE BECKHAM. Geneva; Electrical Engineering. • GORDON BEENE. Birmingham; Alpha Taw Omega. Mechanical Engineering • JAMES LEE BEINDORF. Veto Beach. Florida, lambda Chi Alpha Mechanical Engineering. • JAMES COURTNEY BELCHER, Monroeville Electrical Engineering FIRS! ROW: • RALPH AYERS. Birmingham, Omega law Sigma. Pro Veterinary. • ORIS ALLEN 8AGGEII. Claeton. Georgia; Omega Tau Sigma. Veterinary Medicine • WILLIAM FIRESTONE BAARS. Peniaco a. Florida, Phi Della Thela. Pre I . • DAN BAILFY. Manic.ilia. Pi Kappa Alpha. Mechanical Engineering • FRN CST BAKER. Birmingham. Ch.n ical Erg neering a GEORGE MADISON 8AKER. Cotvmbvi. Geo ji . Pre Medicine • MARION AUGUSTUS BALDWIN. Monlgcrrery; Kappa Sigma. Pre Medicine. • MAR GUERITE BANKS. Gverrylon; Bwtinecc Adminiitration. « EAGLER N BANKS. Andalucia; Pi Kappa Alpha, Aeronautical Engineering SECOND ROW: • FRANK BARfAREE. JR., Montgomery. Mechanical Engineer ng • DAVID BARK, EaiHield. BlIlinMt Adm niitration. HOWARD C. BARKER. Hatlieiburgh, Miititlippi; Kappa Sigma, Commercial Art • MARI E ELIZABETH BARKER, Athene Home feoaomci e Bill IE BARNES. Heflin; Ruiinmi Admin iltration e MARY E. BARNES. Montgomery. Chemical Eng'neering • BIllY G BARR. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering. • DICK BARR. JR.. 8onli Agricultural Adminiitralion • CHARLES SYDNEY BARRINGION. Birmingham; Butmeu Adm niitration f o ( 151 ) FIRST ROW: • El AH HU Auburn, Mm - • lAlfH WENDELL BENNETT. Will Mai. , Cml fnqhlMlIlll) • RICHARD EARL BENSON. fo!e S'Qnui Ml Epulon. Chtmkol [� qi� ««lnq • JACK PHII11PS 8ENllEv. Immmm; Alpha luu Omeq.i. AwoMrilul Enqtaeeriaq • DAVID BERRY Krailaq hj-n BkIHmI bjhmhR, • ivan BERRY. Cmdn Mien UnMilreliei • WILLIAM j firr . Blounfivilfe; ArjfifultuMl o MARION S BERICltOTII Mobile. MerNirlr.il Eoqireerinq • THOMAS EOWARD BtIHEl Btoneeqbem; V, tliiwiin SECOND ROW: • CHARLES H BE IIS. CiHete Aichii... • MARYE BEASLEY. BIDEZ. Auburn, Kappa Della Ub ora’o-r Technique • MAfUS R BIRD, Birmingham; Chemical Ecq neerinq, • WHEY WILKIE BIRD Colquitt. Georgia Omega lau Sigma. Pro Vclorinar Medicine • JOYCE BIRMINGHAM. Montqom •r . Secrel.ul.il Training e HENRY EUGENE 8ISCOE Planteriuille, Aqrlculiural Adm .illation, o BAR BARA SUE HACK. J.ir Ivoeiille. Elorl.la, CM Omega. Home Eronomln • ROBERI WAIKER BIACK BURN. j.� ciion� ille, Hoerde AKMirilul Engineering • GOROON I. biair. BlreiliiRlien; Thele CM Mechanical Engineering FIRST ROW • BERNARD SHIELDS PI A Kf. B rminqhem Merhanl ,1 f ngi-ieering • LYNN STANIORD BIAKF. JP . Auburn. PM Della Ihela, lldvllllel Management o ROBERT f BIAKE, Rirminghim Mmlllll tuqhwi ing • BYRON LANIER BLAND. Eufeu ■ A.j. • JAMES M. HI Aeronautical £rq neerinq • WILLIAM D BLEVINS. Calerj; Mechanical Cngi'ee-ing e GERALDINE 6LUMBERG. Mob I . Horrn Econom ci • RANDOLPH C BIYIH Mobile Chemical Engineering KIM BALL ROAN. Birmingham Secretaire! IraiAlnq SECOND ROW: • ARIHUR BOUON. R............ |-n., Alpha | Enqineerinq BILLY BOON!. Bit minqtiarn; Igtieru Adminitlr.ition. • RUTPt BOORAS, Auburn; Home Fronwn a e HOlLIS S BOOZER, J i klO lillc. Flor di MetbiMM e 61 BORDEN. JR I | I El qineeiinq • SAM BOUNDS, JR . flm I Engineering • GEORGE I BOWEN, Ruiirllvillr. Rharmac • RACHEL WYLDE BOV IN. CMcfcameuge Georq.a Chi Omeq.1. Secretarial training • CAROLYN BOWERS. Ooiiei; Home Economic I ISZ I HRS! ROW: • JOHN I BOWL I NO. Abtirila; Alplv� p,i. P„ V«ie'in.� r • WALTER GUNN BOWRON. Birmiflqhqm; Phi Mu lh U, anomiI n., GLENN 80 0. TM Chi. InlMU a«jt - •ion. • R08IR1 BRADLEY. t « -■ jineerinq • WARD BRADLEY. Bradenton. Flo-ida AloN. Elc:t'.(j: E qlcrr' nrj 0 GEORGE SANFORD BRADSHAW. Dublin, Gecrq.j; Alfka Pl«. N'Vtlgtiairi MeJi .no. • HAROLD 8RANDES Biririnqlum Lnqinear.nq. • LEONARD .) BRASWEU, Blfmfcqlwm; MKkMk«l fnri-rre-irq • JOSEPH WILLIAM BREEN. hltfl ld; SJqma W fp ilon, Mr4h.nif.il Erqineerinq SECOND ROW; • ROBE 1.1 W BREEZE. Bradenton. FlorWa; lambdi Chi Alpha. Pre-Veterinary. • ERNES! JOSEPH BRETON. JR. Skr'IiolJ Alhpa !uu Omeqa. Mechani:.! Jnqinrerinq • REESE HUTCHISON BRICKEN, Monlqqmoif Phi £|j Iheta. Civil Enqinecrinq • WINIFRED BRIDGES. Bcuemee; tuiirru Adminiitra lion • JAMli O BRIGGS. Foil PieKc. Flo«idu: A«o«tgli(jl tnqineerinq. f WALLACE BRIG !. Mo bilr. Flrrtriral fr.4j.rrr .,) • (DWARD B BRIM. Phenir Cit� ; ImIaPH Adminntr.ilior • JOHN WESlfv BRINKS Doth.m fl„l,. .,l E.qnrr. nq • FRANK A BRIT' Li r.illr Aqrk«ltw«l Science SECOND ROW 0 MART SUSAN BROWN. Auburn Prelaw • PRESTON BROWN. JR. Seim.. M,.rh an al Enqin e, inq • ROT ALLEN BROWN. JR . 11 ■ • eeilnq • WIUIAM LAURIE BROWN. JR Cobblo . GeorqU fit-VahriiMt) • AllEEN BROWNE Oi r it,. •, 1 ,tr i r • BYRON SANFORD BRUCE. JR. Opel la Pro Med icuie. • OLIVER GLENN BRUNER. Fort Deposit. Science .md L leulufe q ROBERI CARllON BRUNER. Birmmqham. SifiM Pn. Epiifon; Mr chanicel Enqineerinq. q HENRY WILBERT BRYAN. Brminoh.m, Merh.inleal Enqineerinq I'J I FIRST ROW: • PAUL 9UINCY BRYAN, Moultrie. Georqie; Keppe S qnu, Electrical Eng reeling • WADDY fOK BRYAN, BirmingKem; Aeronautical Erg neering. EDWIN BRYANI, l.ilo Worth, Hotidj; fro Veter.nery • LEwUEl HIRAM BRVANI, JR . Birmingham; Pi Keppe Alphe. Elec'tic.il Engineering • REX I 8RY ANT. Doiie' Agricultui.il ScIlKI • MERTON E BUCK. Mobile. Aq..culler g Will I AM M BUCK. Breaton. Siqme llu. Pte Mrdic nt • JAMES K BUCKNER. Ilrudland Agricultural Science • RICHARD B BUNCH, Orlendo. Merida; Alphe Eli. Pre Veterinary. SECOND ROW: • DAVIO BUNKIN. Bi.rningSem. leu Eutilon Ph.. Ci.il leg nee..n., ClARENCC BURCtl. JR , Dub lin. Ceorgie. R. K.ipie Alphe. Anron.iulic.il Admin ittref on g MARGIE 8URIORD. Gainrtville, G. Aph.1 Gemme Delta. Chvnce Eng nerr.ng CLYDE BURKE, leGr.inge Goorqt.i. TnrMe Engineering • GEORGE BURKE. Chattanooga. lennotteo. Elec'i. • THOMAS W BURKETT � 'lle; Aeroneutic.il i ; • GOROON BURTON I • NDYD 0 BUSH, lettemer Aeroneuticel Engineering RALPH BUSH. Telledege Civil Engineering FIRST ROW: • I E Bull E R. Elorenre; Agriculture • OSCAR C. BUTlER. JR, Nat hilochet, UeWdMi Aithilei tun- • WIILIAM RAY BUTT, JR . Montgomery. Siqme Csi, Butinett Adminittrelioe • MURRAY BYRD. Eeiilield. Butinett Admini tire lion, e ROBERT MORRIS BYRD. Midlend City; Agriculture! Adminittr ition • CARL CAODELl, Birmingham; Electricel Engineering • JAMES R. CALtOWAY, Greenville; Induttriel Management, Pi Keppe Alph.i • Git IIS N. CAMMACK. Selma; Keppe Alphe, Aeronautical Engineering • DOUGLAS WILLIAM CAMPBEll. Cretl.ie . Eloride. Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW; • EUGENE DOWD CARDER. Te.rent; Sigme Chi. Mechenicel Engineering MARTHA CARGIll. Columbut. Georgi.i. Chi Omeg.i. Home Economict e UlLIBEl CARLOVIIZ. Auburn; Secretariel Erein ing e ANARAH CARTER. Meigt. Georgie. Home Economict • HARRIS R CARTER. Monroeville Ag riculturel Scieece e JOHN JEEEERSON CARTER. Wedley Pm Medicine e MARCELIE DALLAS CAR TER. Auburn; Aeroneuticel Engineering g RALPH W. CARTER. Bettemei Mechen.cel Engineorng. • WIIIIAM DAWSON CASSIMUS, Birmingham; Aeroneutical Engineering I IV I FIRST ROW: • EUGENE MARSHALL CASTCLLOW. CoFumbw. Gaoegi ; Omega Tae $tgn. v. r,.,;na.y Madlcfoe. • JOHN HOWARD CASTLE. Wobile Electr.'-.Il Engineering • JOHN CATER. Weit p.,im Beach. Flor ioj K«PP« S gTJ. Science aatf literature a VIVIAN CATO MjkIMN, Georgia- Horn Economic a WILLIAM CHAOICK. Birmingham. ChemM.,. BETTY RUTH CHAMBERS. Ertarpeiia: Phi Omega P Home Gcaaamkf. a James Lancaster CHAMBERS. JR.. Talladega; Mechanical Engineering a ieon e, chambers. Birmingham; Mechanical Eaglaaaring. a milored Chambliss. Harhbara; Horn ffcimmirs SECOND ROW: a ClaRENCE CHAMPION, La Pine. Civil Eagiaeaeing a william n CHANDLER. Alpha All Pli. Pro Vetoriaary a LEON a Chaplain. No Ortaam. Louisiana; Businas Admin;� tcaiion a BESSIE RAY CHAPMAN. Grc-er boro; Homo Economic . a HELEN CHAPMAN. Birmingham; Alpha Delta Pi, Basinet Administration a w E CHEATHAM. JR . P-iunri Madiaalcal Engineering • WILLIAM BELLINGER CHENEY. Moatgom,-.,. Cherni !.,. a WILLIAM H CHESTNUT Coluenb , Georgia: Ma chanical Engineering. a ROY CHI LOESS, JR . Selma. Kappa Alpha. Aaroaautkal Engineering FIRST ROW; O JAMES SAITCRfIEID CHISHOLM. JR.. Selma. Kappa Alpha. Aeronautical Engineering. , JOSEPH R. CHISHOLM. Marion Junction; Agricultural Science, a JOE CHITWOOD. Fort Pa� c: Civil Engineer lag a ORREN D CHRISTIAN. BfirJonlon. Florida; lambda Chi Alpha. Seloreo and Lllaratara a Mil TON McGlNIY CHRISTIE. Riverview; Aerooau1ic.il Engineering a BRADLEY F. ClIETT. JR. Nirhrll. Gcoigia Aero n-licol Engineering a MERWIN BAILEY CLAPP. Eulaula Civil Engineering « WILLIAM PEYTON CLAY. Macon. Georgi • Ik '■ Chi. Mechanical Engineering, a LOUISE ClIATT. Collorlon; Secretarial Training. SECOND ROW: a MARTHA CLIFT. Atlanta. Georgia. Alpha Della Pi. Secretarial Training, a GENE CLOUSE. Oiarl Kappa Sigma. Mechricl Engineering a SARA ELLEN COBB, Prattville, Secretarial Training a ROY JACKSON COCHRAN. Montgomery Sigma Nu. Aeronautical Engineering • GROVES MALONE COHEN. Motlltfla, Georgia; Kappa Sigma. Butinnn Administration a BIIIY COI BERT, Birmingham; Dnl'a Sigma Ph , Meet an'c.tl Engineering, a WAYNE COLLIER. Piedmont; Civi, Engineering. • WILLIAM LESTER COLLINS. Cobbfo� n. Georgia. P-e Veterin.ar, a HAYWOOD COLVIN. Pinion; Rupee,, Adn-ieiitration I 1ST I nvtr A) FIRST ROW: • :ORGE A COMBS. R njnvj Cil� . Fiend . Kappa Siqma. AHMfllwl l 1 'I • DIRREll HOUSTON COMMON. Hjnc'ille; Omoq-i T.u Siqt , P-. Vilifinfy !■ ■ • IRNISI CORKER CONNER. Eufaula; Jiqrr Nu. A ion uli l I | EAR I COOK. Fol . AlWMIllK • laglaaaHtiq • IMIH comik. RopwMf, OaorgU; Horn F.-,rr ni v • JOHN dfwiti COOPER, JR Jriipri. A«� oe u� K 1 |nq; « imj a ROBERT MADISON COPEIAND, Vounlwi l Buvavtl Admmii't.i •loo. • ALVIN HERBERT CORENilUM. Krtrlagham lau I - Rhi. Mc h ii ii (Ni NiiN • MIR CER 0. COTTON. Mon'qanri,. AtiMBvIiul Erqin« riaq SECOND ROW: • INNON COVAN. Moblc: Mb lUppi Tau. Ch. q JAME% WAITER COVIN Dovbl Sp'iaqi. A«0� jg'k l Irqn.mn.i q JAMES CO . Cord 1 G� o«J’ • IARRY tAMAR COX. MW, Soel In-il ■ faglqqq ;-q • RUTH COX. Ihonbr HoiW Economic . • SOION COHN CRAIO Drca'u' K«pp.i Alpha B . • AU CUS CRAIN. JR . Dolomite. Sign Phi Cpnlon, CN r! j| Cnqinceii'q q JANE C CRAWI.EY Mom Economic . • EARNEST CARl CREEl. JR . Bfmlagham; Bu iartt Admini � r lion FIRST ROW: • JOHN RAUL CREEl. JR . SyUcaq... Htyii .1 ideation • JOSCW RIN HAM K � pp.t Alpha, AWKWMmI tnq.naa- nq • JEAN M CREVASSE AllMla 6 Alps, (.It. ■ Horn Economic q FRANCFS CRFFMS. MIIMfldlh, 6 1 • OSCAR CROSBY. ShnTlicd: A «on.(uti l EnqlflNll 4 • AIVa W CROSS. Km ingfcim. D«lto Siqnvi Phi. A io nautical [odinfuinq • C A. CROTCH. JR.. Iltwlaqliw Ag ulliKdl A q GEORGE CROUCH. Rnerii Cil� : M A r.; ll . • JACK D COUR M h nic.il (ttglnqariaq. SECOND ROW; p JOHN B. CRUM. Bottow. Florida; Alpha N, v,tfii� ir • David CZACHURSKI, i Aaaaaaalkal CagUaariog q EDWIN DABBS. Wain ? G o «; Aqi cwlluial Sci «K O M C DALTON JR, Cnppnfhill, laMIW Chamlcal fni)ir� e-,r q q JAMES A DANIEI l.lG«. nge SfOlQU A................ uti l faglaiarlag • RICHARD W DARTy. LbIi WiI . mbda Chi Alpha. f� a-Vat«riaa� � • MAiCOLM CiiETON DAVENPORT. JR . G� en..Ue. South Canha N Kappa Alpha o WitiiAM DAVIDSON. Mobil : P. K«pp Aiph . |i« t..r,ii jjagiaaariag WILLIAM � DAVIDSON Atl nt.i, Georgia; Aeronautical Eng'aearinq I I W. I FIRST ROW: • Bill V DAVIS. V«k«M: Buii-. • EDWINA DAVIS. Dacatui. Geoq a AlplM D«l� a P.. iml lil r«ldt a JOSEPH FRANKLIN DAVIS. Birmingham; Sign'd CM, Chemical Inqinaari'q a MAI9AIEI ilUN m Oii OMfB, Hoi« Econonikt. o piiiman Oavis. LdGiiigt, r.ri ■ i o Calvert frnfst oaws( . Coof k e Kappa Pi i i ........ • PfSSIE IEL1 DTan, Atk i 1 ' I ....... a BOBBY W DEAN Oalta M ngiaotring o JAMES WOODROW DEaSON BRIInqiloy: AirdMvflcal Ef |i� «ri� i) SECOND ROW: • SHELDON DEBAROEL ABEN Yo«� IhOla Ch-. Electrical Eng.«...,rg o ElIZABilH DUSE. Otari; ,i Training • me i EN M ...... AH • HUGH m OoJARNCTfE. Blrmlafhain o JOE Dal ©ACM. JR Ld«� H Electni .,1 Erginrerlng o FRED J DaMERlTTE ! norma DENHAM Pratt Mo; Cmmrcial a-- a David DEN NH tirmiagham A road � i M MnnW'alirn • J N DENNY. LaGranq . G o-qi Pi K-ippi PM. M hjnical (nginaariag FIRST ROW a HARRIET ELIZABETH DENn S. Clon-oi Sli.Ktf ano Lilaralura a MALINOA MAE DENNIS, Cl.in •on. Horn Eccronio • CHARLES RUSH DENSON. Oprlild Siqmd Alpha Epiilon. Pr -ld� . a J CARTER DENTON, Or oM.. Ihat-. CM, Pre M d. ,n . a EARL CALVIN DUEL. JR., CotllcbCrfy; Agra nautical Enqin ring C FEARING DEXTER. Birmingham Sigma Alpha tpllon Mnchd«' al Enqin rinq a SAM I DIAMOND Mpnrqo a SUSAN ESTHFR DICK. AufcaM Nuftiag S I a SAM DILLARD. Birmingham. Aeionautical Eaqinaaf nq SECOND ROW: a SARAH ELIZABETH OlSMUKES Pr.iM.i lr. Education a CHARLES RICE DIXON. Inom-mila. Gm qi.i, v t rnar� Mcdicm a DANNY OOlAN, Columbia. Gcorqia; AlpK Tdu Omega. Aaiaaautlcal A-i mkhtrattoa a annie lee donahoo MMaftloy: i ' 'a'u-c a James w DONALD. Bar M ■ EI«Ctrk l Engineering KENNETH HOWARD DONOVAN. Montgcme., el.-: . . , {.. a JAMES ALFRED DORMAN. P.-ii-ir Tr-eta Chi ilactrlcal Engineering a CLAUDE W DORNING Hail,.ill . Alpha Gamma •► A« o«a� tl {--------------------- ROBERT LEE OORROUGH Ifafainglwir Mechanical Engineering z ri 2 5 i • . d � ? - • :? r 5 ■ I .5 1 rs r ■ cO! . i 2 | i ft“ 5 51 ■ ; � _ « . • “ x . •. _ d 6 f t Z « “• 'z ■! V s'S'l ! V r o .. O a J -r 2 i '-; z = 2 t S W C « UJ iii?n Cb s C ■■ . O -T FIRST ROW: • OOUGIAS FEAGlN. Enterpriie Phi Kappa Tau, MeLhanical Engineering. • BERNICE MMttltG. Columbus. Gfo'qii, Home C ono(ri i • KENNETH W F FI.IKAW Arn.iton TulSt Eng'fleering • CHARLES FIELDS, ShHlM i . • .1 Engiiteeriag • CATHERINE Einigan Uptilori, Sec1el.1n.il lullilf • fcoHIPI H. ll Engineering • WIIMA JEAN FISK. Haile G eer. Homo Economic • WILLIAM STUARI FLANAGAN, Floienco; Kappa Alpha, Acre 1 • WADE F: fF 1 WOOD. JR.. Hrmln hew Sqm. AlpF.i Epiilen. Png mering. SECONO ROW; • FEi.1 W FilMiNG. «g • FRANK FLEMING. HeeNvRte; Mediae I vnoeiing • JOSEPH Nl FLOURNOY. ColuutKi, Georgia; Home Economic • tOUIS QUIT MAN FLOURNOY. JR., Birmingham; Eleclnf.il Engineering • JFFFIF FLOWERS, Selma Ci.il Fngineet mg • ASHLEY FlOYD. Columbut. GoOtgU FFe-c •«; .«I Engineering • McKENDREE HEARD FlOYD Birmingham. lambda CM Alpha. Che-n cal Engineering • WALTER HENDERSON FlOYO. Horre-oo,: lambda CM Alpha, Aeronautical Engineering, e KENNETH FLYNT. Alabama City. Ci � l Eng nee ring. FIRST ROW: • JOHN FORE. Birmingham; Alpha Taw Omega. Mechanical Engineer.ng GEORGE M FORWOOD. Mnb.tr Mr. Fm . 11 Inqmecr.ng CHARLES W FOWLER. JR. HuMi.ilie Sigma Nc, Chemical En gineciinq • JAMES FOWLER. Auburn. But inett Adm nicirallon « JACK FRALEY. Fairlai. Pre-Medicine • OSCAR FRASIER. Selma; Kappa Sigmi. Pre.MMklM • FRANK H FRAZIER Montgomery. Aero • SMITH a FRASIER. Millbrocl Mecfceel -i 1 Engleeering • iayf FRSCI Auburn; Alpha Gamma Delta. Interior Decoration SECONO ROW • BARBARA FRENCH. Voldcn-a. Georgia, laboratory Technique JOHN FRENCH Columbut. Geor qle letSeeH AUminiUrellee • CLYDE D TRICKS. Rome. Georgia Kappa Alpha. Chemical Engineering • OOUGl AS A rui.ER Cullman Architecture. • FRANCES V FUllEP A„ou.n. Secretarial Paining • FREEMAN M FULIER. JR.. Perry.ille; Agricultural Sconce. • I A FULLER. Columbut. Georgia. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Butinen Admleiltretlon • WERNER CLAY FULTON Put'... HorMe Kappa Alpha Aeronautical Eng nefeing e MARY FURNISS FURR. Selma; Secretarial Training IM I FIRST ROW: • SCOIT OSCAR CA18RCAIH N..KKM, m i-r -. Alpha � '•. ;- •••• •. Mad m DAViS GanTT. Andalnla; Pi K.,pp., Alps,, p, • warren sanoers Garonep M OuIUmori Tamtama: K.,pp., Alps.,, ci..I E qirro. r,q • william SiWCll .-.armon Cantat Agrknllatal V. «(' • (OMOND PETER Garrett. Mk M . Kappa Alpha A9(l all« l U aa « • TAMES I Gar rut Birmingham Siqm., psi Er iion. Ae.oevau'ica: 1 • ROBERT young GARRETT C. i„-. bat, Georgia. Civil Engineering a ALICE GASTON. MMlftmif AxhltKlm • ERNEST B GASTON. Eaithope. AkEIikIui, SECOND ROW: • CAROLYN GAUNII, Jatper Mona Ccoaoailet • FaN GAUNT! a ItonomU, • CHARLES LINN GAY na Nu. ElaCIllMl fI-1ir | « MANUEL VICTOR GaZIS. MabUa Pharmacy a SARAH GEARHART Roberivdale Cbamhlry a ROBERT ISAAC GENTRY, long Itlaad; Omega r.,., si gn a MAROLO GIBSON Aawaa Gcal Ada ahtrat a JAMES T GIBSON. I,wm P Kappa Alpha Mechanical Engineering a GRADY Gill AM Gad Ova. Sigma Alpha Epliloa. Bu,ine,� Admiiijlfalio FIRST ROW; a BERYL GILLIAM, Columbu, Georgj $«re r a Training, a JULIAN HAROLD GILLILAND Good Pra-Oantal. a ROBERT laws Gingrich, Erie, Paaniykania; Alpha Taa Orag.,. Machaakal Engineering g JOSEPH A GIULA. Mobil . Ph. Oella lh«ra. Electrical Engineering a JACK C GOLD FN Pheni, City. Pharmacy a ROSWE.l BURT GOODROf. Colwmbut. Georgia Alpha I � u Omega ■ ...i laglnatclng a JAMES M GOODSON. Bititmi Chemical Engineering • mose Wl DON JR.. Commeeca, Georgia. Kappa Alpha, Me s.n.a: Engineering a Mil TON AMRURS GOWINS Gardendale E.ectrka Engineering, SECOND ROW; a OOROTHY JANE GRAOY. Stroud. Oalta Zeta, Education a RICHARD L GRAHAM. Haiel Green Aqriculture a MARY PESS GRANT. Dothan; Set-el,trial Tr.-.-irg a EUGENE HAM TER GRAVI I laula. Sigtra Nu. Pre-law • MAI C GRAVES Annit'on. Sigma Alpha Ep, Ion Science and literature a AUBREY D GREEN Yo.t Th ‘a Chi. latiaatt AdminStlratiaa a J v GREEN. Moblla Thai Chi Chemical Engineering a SCARY SUT GREEN Ro.«-, .■ H I a GREEN. Ja l lenville. Mechanical Engineering. I IN' FIRST ROW • WILLIAM FRANKLIN GREEN. i.m.rqn..m V« . Alpha tpi-IOB. C.vil Eng.naarinq • ). W GRES MAM. Ph-ni. Cl r: Mpehpilkpl l. l«M lim • MARVIN ANTHONY SllfUN. Bailor Spongy; Cl.il fr n • IOMMY DFAN GRIFFIN FaIiIai, MtaMtllul Erg.n.rriisg • WIIIIAM AUSTIN GRIFFIS. ....... • Ophelia GRIFFITH eie««, Immhm; AppHad A.t • JACK FLOYD GRIMES. 0| | . Ph Klip Tnu. laiinMI Adnl ill(|llo« p w H. GRIMES. Tulin. 01'aNoma. Arron.iulic.il Inqinrering • MARGARET MARGIN GRINAKER. Mobile: Pre Medicine SECONO ROW; • FRA GIINNFIS, P.irriih; Home Economic! a ROBERT I HAFNNY. Si Elmo; Aeronautical Admir • MARY MAFIORO. V 1(011 ll ' ‘jur • SHANNON R MAIN. WlN Alpi. Mil P LHm l(M P fERRCll DANIEL HALE. langdala. Tr.tilr Engiorating p GEORGE L HA 1 Milov Florida Sigma Phi Ep� ilon. Cham-r,. Enqinr-rrinq p JAMES REVIS MALI. Gordo. Aqriculturnl Education. p MARIE ELIZABETH HALL Wilmnqton. North Carolina; Pra-Vatarinary • RALPH HAMILTON. Runall� illa. Pharmacy FIRST ROW • RILL MAMNER Unlo ' . • GlO GE I mamnEP •f P JAMES LEWIS HAMPTON. Mapleytilla Thala Chi. Aeronautical Enq.nrrnoq p JAUEI THORNTON HAMRICK. Birmingham; Pi Kappa P • LiVI$ W HANOI t' LaG'anqa Georgia. Alpha Cl(nfn Rho Feitia Enq.oeatinq p ROGER IAWSON HANKS, f.rm.ogham Orlla Sigma Phi. Mechanical Eeqinaering • CLAIR HANSEN. Foley C...I Engineering p JAMU • WARD. III. Birmingham. Ph OrlM IheM M h.m,: ..I E -q eetinq p EIMfR R HARl IN Roanoke. Agricultural Eoq.neet nq SECOND ROW: p ROBERT SPAULDING HARMON, V,e«na. Virgin.,; Soane. and l iara'ur. P SARA HARMON. A.. bum Alpv, G.rnm., Oalla. Int.rio, Oaeo-at ng p DOUGLAS HARPER. Montgomnr� . Phi DOM Thpla. Butinett Adm.n'ilralion p WILLIAM S. HARPER. Springfield. Ohio; Ch.mifal Eogmeeripg p - ' HARRELL. Birmingham; Sigm. Chi. Mdu,trial Engineering . MARTHA HARRELL. MrM; LilpratWR • EUGENE GRIEFIN HARRIS. Good-ale. AWOMhHCaI Eng.n.O'«q P MARY FRANCIi HARRIS. Montgomery; Srcr.Mrial Training • MARJORIE HARRIS. Colvmbu!. Geo-q.a; Alpha Gamma Butinftt AdmlnJtlutioi FIRST ROW; • MARJORIE HARRIS. Wadlcy. IdrallM • NEAL HARRIS. Auburn; fllllM(| • REGINALD MAR RIS. UfUk: civil bjliwwlm • MARY HARRISON, iMttfN! Aaron.iulK.il EdflMwIaR • f� lr M HARl. Greanv.llr Sq-ni Alpha Lri'lo- ArtNlKtWI • RICHARD ClIMtON HART. AlUta, 6tWfU Alp i fll, hfV«mlM(T. • W CARIETON MASTIC, tirmivqh.im. CMmlCAl Fi“li-r.lv.| • H COWAN MAVJON. Mmlifkin: Sqmi Nn. CMirkjl fnqinoorinq • JOHN M HAYES. Ii� «Im AHtMuliul Eaginaaring SECOND ROW • BERNICE ELIZABETH HAYIES. Frivto Cily Horn Economic • WILLIAM LEWIS HATS. Mammoth Sprlnq. A-k.ins.it. Rra VcUiinory Mcdl lna g WILLIAM I HAYWOOD. Birm nqliam. AMMhIIuI Ad mm. illation. • ALBERT LEE HEAD. JR. lalayalla; Ri K.tppi Alph •, Aqrkullyrjl EagUaailng • JAMES DUKE HEFLIN. ClaMo : Kappa Siqtra Civil Erqinonrinq • All ISON 8 HEIMS. Oiill.inoog.i, Tnn uiift. Kipp, Alpha, AwoniiillHl fw)ifwiini) « JAMFS O HELMS. Enlafumn. Alpha lambda T.i AjIMMtkjl Enqinanrinq • CHARI FS M- NAIR HENDERSON AndjInU McLEjni � l EnRlUNI ag • OONAl D ROBERT HENDERSON, MNhIt In., FI K u i A pha a pi • llural Si MI ■ FIRST ROW: • JAKE HENDERSON. JR.. MoMgomarr; AaraaauHcal Eaqin « irq a Davio NONEZ HfNRlOuEZ. JR. Ransacola. Florida. AtMMutiCdl Inqinctrinq a LAWRENCE D. HENRY. Chattanooga. Tcnn ii� e All I lambda Tau. Aeronautical Enqinaer.rq a WALLY HENRY. CklHMMia, taMMNI KapRI Cha-niral Enqinaarinq • ELIJAH HERREN. Ca bc« MRI AfriMlhWl Education • HAL HERRINC. a ROBERT J HESSLEIN, Mantgi CaglitBrlnR a IMORMAN hes TER. CNioln Civil En jinvarirq • CHARLES J. HEYER Mobil M«M� i(il Fi | «fni 0 SECOND ROW: • wiliard Glenn HICI i � c ..i Eng ia—flag a basil duggin might, jR RSrm ag h,m. I . • il f - , .. ,q • ROBERT MILKER, Wait Ralm B ach, Florida; Alpha Tau Omcqa Ar.o aautkal Eaqlnaariaq a riAiNi Mil . Maatphlt. Tiwiwh; Hoi a JAMES a • TT. To-n in M. h,n EnqiMarlaq • HARRCU MIXON. Mobil : ME 0a 8a if RmImm AdminlOratioa • KENNETH WILSON HOBBS. Mouliri . Gaorgla Kappa Sigma M • wiuis EWING HOBSON. JR. Itfmtn!) it— Sigma Alpha Eptfli i. Mackealcall a truftt HOGAN, Lciinqfon. Gccrqa lambda Ch Alpha. Aeronautical £nqin rinq I 16? I o i I ] I 1 z' 5 2 - -2 X o .s ■5 2 j . E v m a � o - -1 • ttf X 16 1 x e'o: « tx t i c . � 5' w o JO i is’-si Sxj� j 2 • § s • T. Ck O i . • Hi1! I jll i .rr1 irs | 3 z w 3 z j ; i i � 'S0.1V,K £ :! • lriSi ‘ .£ O ■: M5|J - ;L _ - 5 o £ w X -- - S ; « 5 0 e 5 1 -i i .a j s _ - - o 12 X 4 w J 1 U 5 - .5 JaS f r 5 2 -8.1 • o � ■ i 8 I I o c w' I • C U-. E -3 • -O S o ► S £ z C •; o Z .,xz J cStfhi ®a i j : .! « . 5 t ; c W c if1? ‘ O i � i ■? 5 S ?“0 2 •; 3 5 x “ i| “x FIRST ROW: • JOHN TEMflL HUTTO. J lpcr; AAMARMIcrI • BOBBY MYOf. Afmof . Ml K P M T.,� . CkWiUl E«q.« ri.� j • ROBERT S. INGRAM. llwrilto; A jrl«l • JAMES INMAN linM ■ i i Nih{, • CIARAGF iRRf p,, Vr ..: , AODILEI I SI EU. I injii.ii.- p , 0« q.. Pi. Hem fMMBlkt • KATHERINE ISBELL SMEThM; CMbiImI £ • � ••« • CHARE f worm11 JACKSON. liming)........ R k .1... a MrkImmmI EnfiM............i • cw v ft AY JACKSON, f irwi ghd'n Ai'im.iu’kil ffx|irfif sg SECONO ROW; • 0 XIC WIUINE JACKSON. Wodlr� UbOYRlOIT l� «-.n,aut • JESSE ANOREW JACKSON. Doi-o I Fngin � «iAg • FRANK EDGAR JAMES, lirminqk,ov AlptM In O'rr.. , • MARY EVELYN JEFFERSON. Aubvrn Horn C Mmk«. • LOUISE Jtxit Mo«igom ri J.................. i • MORRISON jElKS. JrcImkvHU, FI« M« Stqm., Alplvi EptMo . ••«! • fo REST STANLEY JENKINS, MARltomqry; C...I ErqiMMinq • RALPH Elkin JENNINGS, UMM « Rl-U W YANCEY JERNlGAN, FIRST ROW; • ANNE FORE JOHNSON C'«(� ibci«. l«bo «io' • BEN ADAMS . AtiwnTkil buhiirtiy • Charles H JOHNSON, UKhorc. • M. JOHNSON. MoH onP); Lambda Cn AlpFj A r I • ElOlSE JOHNSON b«'� Hc 4 fawOBlta • MARRY EUGENE JOHNSON, BMt W«|ir« lh. MouiMtlli. K ppi Slfm, MACEmIGBI Enqi'fcf.ng • HAROLD KNOWIES JOHNSON. AII..II % ElMNiCAl Fr ] • If ROT IOHNSON. Fyffo; AfricaUarRl MmHm • LETCHER fRFDERICK JOHNSON. N«tkvlll� , Immw Amon I («I Engineering SECONO ROW: • RICHARD H JOHNSON, tir' mqh«-n: Siqm Alph ‘CfctmlCll Eng � � tnq • ADAM DARIUS JOHNSTON. JR. Mobil A ron vli «l Engineering a VVIAN JOHNSTON. JR. l ro ; $.gm.. AipK Epflcn. Aq i jl’U' l Seine • HARRY m IOHHSTONE, Mnnlnghem; AIpE In Om yi A n n.iulif ! Engineering • BETTY JONES. lirmingkem. CmMMKIrI AH. • C EARL JONES Bi n nqk m. byiimhg • EDWARD HORTON JONES. Nrqvero Cjbe. Delu Siqrr Rki. Elecfrkel £.. -i • f JACK JONES. I | MImHr A « ELLIS JONES I IB I FIRST ROW: • JOHN Rison JONES. I . Mi .ii.in Chtank � l E 4lM iht • LYLE JONES. CaiweR; civil En «i� e«fUg. • marv FRANCES JONES, Mobil cni Omega CoimmkUI a.i t Robert edmond JONES. I imlngSv • ROBERT HUNfER JONES, JR,. Erergreen. Siqrnn Alpha Epiilon. Mechanical (ngl tiiiig e WHIFFLE JONES. Mcnfgnenery; Sigm,i Alpha Eot.lon. Ci il Engiactilng, o W RALPH JONES Humboldt. leonenc- Kappa Alpha. OiimlMl Engineering a IHOMAS SPENCER JOSEV. Weil Falm Beach. Florida; Phi Delta Theta. Ceil Engineering • JAMES ERSKINE JORDAN Carrollton Omega leu Sigma. Pre Vfl(iinji|, SfcCONO ROW; • GAIL JANE JOYCE. Birmingham. Home I f JEAN JUSTICE. Ilonulox, Ph: Ornigi P. Vocrot.in.il Ir.i n ng • DORIS KARCMIR. Mobile. Chi Omaqa, Homo Ecoromict o CLAUDIA KEAN Training a ELORENt I (LESLEY Birmingham; Commercial Art. • GORDON II KELLER JR. Birmingham Mechanical Engineering a G LOREN2E KELLEY. F'eder.ctiburq. Virginia Aon lull 1 ErqImw I I • JUNIUS I KENDRICK. Carbon Hill Aqricvltvral Engineering • LOUIS ARNOLPHUS KENNEDY JR Monlgomeir; Electrical Engineering FIRST ROW ♦ ALLEN KERR. Cord CMI Engme.-ng. O FEES «W� SH. JR.. Birmingham Electr .al • EMMEI KIlllSREW, Cofdole. Georgia. Sigma Alpha Er.ilrn MWNnkjl Engineer.nq • ’ SHADRICK KIILIAN. Fotertville Pro Veteitnar, Medicine • FRANK BOAtWRlGHI KILLOUGH. « IuiImh Admlaklratloa • C C king. An • FRANCES tiN . UMlI; Alpha Dell.i Pi. Science .,nd UU.alnca • ROBERT KING lu.e.nc: ProOoM ttr, SAM C KING Nrelce. Electrical Engineering SECOND ROW; • GORDON BASYE KINSEY Birmingham. Chemical Engineering, Della Sigma Ph • CLARENCE BEN KIRBY. Sc Oil I be ro Aoronajtic al Engineering a ROBERT KIRBY Birmingham, Omogn Tnu Sigma. Pre Veterinary • DOYLE WHUAM KIRK I |Mm O IOf PD KIRKI AND, Ne.vill Pi Kappa Fill, Butl—M • Irat Ion. f LESLIE KitKFATRICK. Mo� ig«m«. • S G KITHRIOIIS. Fmiai 1 • IVLLIS A KLOETI I'rreN. ■ Omega. Home Eco-Kimict. • JANETTE KNIGHT. Clio Hon . FIRST ROW: • ELVIER KNOX, Birmingham. Secretar. .1 luMlj • FORTH f KNOW f tufjl Sdaac GEORGE EOMON KOON, JR. Gordo; Agricultural Mk«IIm • RICHARD l kRauSS. Weit Mm MkI, Hocid.i Ml Delta IM . hfVdMlMry Mufklm • GELFCK KROMICID Hindw', AfUi N-YiMmii hMklM • JAMES DODSON KUEESKIE. Motriir Chwnl • I . ;ng • HORACE KYZER. Ramih. Atnnliwl bjlmrim • COLUMBUS IEE UMONE, Wm Mr chiracel Engineering. • LOUISE 1MOMPSON LAMB. Cuiieta. labor.itor, Technique. SECOND ROW: • JOHN LAMBERI, Pratt C � � . B-iiineii Adm m.itration • RODMAN IAN C‘iio ir4 Cmega tau SlflM, • ■ ■ • CHARLES I AND. Columbia, Clr I . ..I r- • HAL e.Rir I AND. JR. Tyler. Aqtio.Uur.il I • Will AM BRYAN LAND. Co� tnnton. Agriultural Engin.rri.q • HORACE G I AN! RnMCrIr, Elocida; Aeronautical Engineer.eg ■ HOWARD Mac LANE. A jbu.n Alpha Gamma Rho. AWOMhWmI Ogine.rinq • ©LINN LANKY, langdale Tntilo t«glMllllH • WILLIAM HENRY IANG. CorroMoo; TlMto Ch AoeothRol 1 Add iitratioo FIRST ROW: • J. M LANGLEY, Camp Hill. Eletlfic.il Enqineeiinq • ARIHUR WAYNE LAUDERDAIE, Columbiana; Agricultural Erqineecing • JANE LAWRENCE. Auturn; Home Economic! • JIMMY A LAY, Birming-ham; Aeronautical Engineering • VERNE IE COMPTE. Eelcrpriie Mrctm-ic.il Enqineeiinq • CHARLES EARL lEDBEIIER, Ea«t lalloiico. P Kappa Alpha, P e Medicine • ELLIS STANLEY LEE. Nauvoo Aeronautical Enqineeiinq. KING LOO HE. Pirminqham; Chomicil Enqineeiinq • TOM W 1ft. Talladoqa; Rhi Della theta. Aqricultur.il Science SECOND ROW: • WILLIAM BYRD LEE. Auburn. Civil fnqineerinq. • BIIIY IEEGAN. farit. Tenneuee; Civil Enqi reeling • LOUIS A. LETANOSKY. Eaitview; Mechanical Enqineerirq • VICK LETCHER. Birmingham; Aeton.iulic.il Enqineeiinq e SARAH LEVERETT. Wjtm Spiingi, Georgia; Science and Literature • LIONEL I. LEVY. JR, Mobile; Taw Epvilon Rhi. Mechanical Enqineeiinq. • PHILIP ROSS LEWIS. Mobile; Chemical Engieec'.nq. • RICHARD TRA’ IS LEWIS. Homewood; Aeronautical Engineering • JAMES DAVID LINDSEY. Boyee. Virginia; Sigma Pi. Chemical Engineering. I K.A1 FIRST ROW: • BETTY S EINDSEY. Abb � .llc. Ch Homa Econom.ct • ALBERT M LINN. AbbavHIa; Alpha Ginnu RSo. A(|ric«ltu« l Education PATTY LITCHFIELD Montgomery. Training • THOMAS AVf LITTRELl, Orr.irur; AHMMlIul Enqinrciiry • JACK LIVINGSTON. GadtJt T.-. Ilia CgflMNhf • JOHN M LIVINGSTON. GooJuatar. ll«lliu| Enqircrring • JULIAN LOGAN C.ulof. Aeronautical Adminiitralon. • ROGER C. LOGAN, fiirm nqham; Kappa AIpKi, Mechanical tnqmeriirq a InOMAS MARSHALL LOGGlNS, P«oiicolj, Florida: Aaronau i al Engineering SECOND ROW; • JAMES CURTIS LOMBARDO. Opeli. i Butinen ArfmanhtfaMoa • MARY EDNA LONG. Ni ol l . - Etononiii • SPENCER LONGSHORE. Montgomery; and UlfNlffl • DAN LOPOSER. H.ittietburq. Mltttttippi; Chemical Inij 'MM-i). a ROBERT C LORO. Toomiborrv. Sawfla; Aaronaulir.il Engineering • JACK IUCAS. Alhland; flartiic.il fnqimaiirq • BILL LUNOiiN. Atlanta, Georgia RvsaMtt AiJt nilti.it on a JAMES FREDERICK LUOUIPE Bor'ingham Madqnkal Engineering. • JAMES D LUSK. Birmingham. Civil Engineering 0 o o - • 17 • . «• FIRST ROW: • ELEANOR FOBSON MABRY, J............ q • JUNIUS MACON Gaocg'ia Kappa Sigma. 8utinr� Admlnltlnlhw • MARGARET MADOOX. Andalusia; Homo Economic! g ALLEN MAJORS. Elmora. Aq .cultural Education R HILTON MAJORS. Gieeneillo Agricultural Education • THOMAS STEELE MALONE. Camden; K ipp i Alpha. Chnmir.il Engineering • ERWIN MANGRUM Blrminghan Sigma Alpha (riIIm Mechanical Engincocing, • BOB mann. Nf� m Kappa Alpha, MlMH Administration a C EI JAM MASON MANN. Jachai Millhtippi; Sigma Pi, Chemical Engineering SECOND ROW • FFID W MANN lallatMt E), llioe • (RED MURPHY MANNING Valley Maad. Alpha Gamma Rho, Agricultural Adminktration • PAL MARKETTE. Ameiicuc, Georgia. Anionautical Enqmeeiirg • Will I AM � MASSDIf. )|U Pi Phplct • SARAH MALYNE MARSH. Bei Home Econotric a ClAlRE J MARSHALL. Sanai. Georgia. EdlCaliaa • NOAH FRANKLIN MARSHALL. Midland •, Agri . i : ill n • CHARLES I. martin FeSrTrtM; R Kappa Phi. Chemical Enginaaring • EVAN MARTIN. Fairfai P� aOont8l� ry I 16' I FIRST ROW; • JACK I MARIIN. Cm i.cn • JAMES RYAN MARTIN i il Enqinw-tinq. • MILL MARIIN. RlMHlIlt, South Carolina Mom Economic 0 ROBERT COX MAM UN. Birmingham; Alpha Tav Orr .ja. flvctri, I ■ , • ROBERT L MARTIN. JR. G«or� .i Ch m • •� • ROBERT MORRIS MARTIN. JR . Rfifttvlon Alph.i G 'nri.i Rl u Aq n. o tu... I S la Ka 0 WlilAftO [ MARTIN, Elba; Ci«il Cngirra'inq. • WllUAM MARIIN. Alice.lll ; Civil Erq n«c. • i • IIVIS MA SON. Aloandc-r Cilf; lirt'Mlt Admiriilul on SECOND ROW: • ALIEN M ClEOD MATHEWS. Cjho AqrKoltafal Souc.ii m • ERH MATHEW Gcor )■ . Mechanical Enqin ring 0 CHARI i V MAIMISOS. Al.li..II X.ippa Sigma, A«iowu'i jl Enqina� r .-I) • I UT.ll | r M CARES, HoRUflHIh, Konl,,. I, i0UH ni.i I Ti.lrn) 0 WAIIER MEEKS K..... ,n Chomic.il Engineering 0 HENRY I MEGAN. f«rl Worth. Trial Thrl.i Chi M.- k«oic.il Engl 11 • THELMA MEhERG. farett � illo; laboratory Technique ClARA MELTON. Atlanta, Georgia; Alpha 0 11 Ri, Mom Economic • JOHN HUMAN MELVIN. Selma; K.ipr.i Alpha. AirONHlkil Engineering FIRST ROW; • CLARENCE HARRELL MERKl. JR , B.in-inqh.im Meet... , I • MARY Ml I. III.' Horn Economic! 0 JOHN C MERRITT. Camp Hill. Aq. icullur.il Lo.nn 0 I AH AH JAM! Mill'. Auburn Alpha Ml« Ri CatfMM 0 ig� • JOHN MIIIORUM Kappa Alpha • Al BERT 0. miller FalilitM; Ri Kappa CM, M«hani. . • ilMON McCAUlLY MlllER. JR Richland. Georgia Sigma Rhi Cpiilon. Buv'nrti Adminiitration. • JOHN R MILLIGAN. Mi.irri. florid. ,1 f- ,,n..Miq • MARGARET lUClllf MILLS. B -m.nqham lnl rioi D e« SECOND ROW: 0 WILLIAM JETER MIltSAR, EyHRIH : Sqm, Alpha Epi.lon. M«chanical lng.r.� u.,n.| a CK.lt WAYNE MITCHAM. Buffalo Agricultural Science 0 ClARENCE OAltON MITCHELL. Fo T N) � Ed • HONfll CRAWIORO MIT • STEVE MITCH a j .iiural bglwnUj a wvnElEE MITCHELL, Fayath i • HICKS mi I i a. Ijnta. Gaorqia. Bvlineii Admin'Hr. ti� n 0 JOHN W. MOBLEY Mol.1c Alpha lambda Tau. A ro ..I Enq.n.tr.nq • HENRY Mil MAN MONK. Goldtbo-o. North C . • la S.qm.,. R.e Vp1prif«ry Mr Si in« At rs I I AH I FIRST ROW: • LOMAX MONK, Ceillebo-ry; Agricultural Education • FLOYD MONROE Webb A«OM Engineering. • WIIIIAM I MONROE Allanij, Goorgiu. Phi Della Thel� , landieapo Architecture. • JOHN E MONTGOMERY. IlmhtkMl AlpM In Omega. Aeronaut!-al fngitaeeriog • WILLIAM CALHOUN MONTGOMERY. JumIIm Cit� . OtWfUi Mldwtiul Enginieiirg • BRAXTON ISMAM MOODY, R.iynr, Alpha Tau 0 t i.i, Imliwii Adminiatration • GILBERT K. MOODY. Auburn; Alph.i Lambda Tau. MocEanical Engineering • LLOYD P MOON. JR, 8irm nghjm; Cieil Engineering. • O J MOONEY. JR . Wrogulll i, Agricultueal Scionce SECOND ROW; • TOWARD K MOORE. Mobil , Sigma Nu. Aeronautical Engineering, • JAMES W. MOORE, Mobil , SciwM •II I I • OHN GREENE MOORE, Columbia, fimfli; Sigma Pi. Cherriairy • JOHN R MOORE Auburn. A |r i uilural ScitTKC • LOUIS R. MOOR! M I . Science and LIlRMlWR e WARREN IES1ER MOOR!. Columbua. Geocqia; TcHile Chemiatry. • SEALE A MOORER. Mu i! • FINIS MORGAN, Cullman; Chem cal Engineering. p GROVER A MORGAN. JR.. Talladega; Sigma Phi Fpailoo. Aeronautical Engineering FIRST ROW: • LLOYD MORRIS. Alpha Lambda • ROY GARNER MORRIS M«ktni il Erg neer.ng o JACK GALLANT MORROW, DMulir, Georgia; Teitile f� ijl� Mtiiii) • IR6E MORTON. MoMg. ■ f. • JOHN RICHARD M • TOM OLIVER MOSLCY. Birmingh • • jA‘.f MULLEN. Birmingham; Home EwMwici • JULIEN MOTLEY. Birmingham S.gmi Alpha Cptilon, g • RICHARD W. MULUN, 8h« SECOND ROV : • OONALO N MURDOCH. Birmingham Alpha Tau Omega. Mechanical Engineering • JACKIE RAY MURRAY, Foil Wo-lh, leaai The'a Chi, Joi m.iliam Sc en :o and UlJMlWI • ROSCOE MALCOLM McCAIN, J A«Uu4 CWl Erg nneiing p lAft McCAll, Bie� 1on; Home EcWiemkl • JAMES 1 McCall. Robeihdale Agticullgral EhMliM. • CAROLYN M.CIELLAN. At Sent; Se.rel anal Training • GENE McCLENOON. UltrtHe; Lambda Chi Alpha. Buaincaa Adminiatmt on. • WILSON McClURE. Homewood liaincu Adminialrjl on • ANNE MiCLURKIN, Pile Road; Hom Economics I l«9| FIRST ROW: • SAM P McClURKIN. BiimiAqhem. D te Siqroe Phi, AeroAeutkel EnqineeriAg • WALTER JOE McCORKlf Montgomery- Sigme Nu luliwil Adminlltfetlon • SOB MrCORMICK. Montgorreij P. Keppe Alphe. Pre-Lo- • ClAv McCOWAN. Albeny. Gcorqie; Keppe Alph... Eteri.. ei CAqlfteoring • patty McCOY. UMh; SmnIpiM Ir«S«fa 4 • v : McCary. Chap........................... Educ«Hon • OYKE McCULLOCH Hunto.llo; Pi Yappe Alphe, Science e 'i • '■ir , fY Al DRIDCSt McDONALO. Athene, Phi Delt, Kwl i r qinee'inq. • THOMAS McDOUGAl. MlHlM; Sigme Pi. flediicel Engineering SECOND ROW: • CHARLES McDOWELL LEE. Clio. Cherricel Engine .inq • HOWARD IU6MI McELHANEY. Yero Beech. Monde lembde Chi Alph,. Civil h wn., • JOE I McGtf. ■ «-. !«••� AjI'KvHWjl S«y g • FOWARO STOKES Mi-GEHEf. Montgom. |, 1. MM IMU 1 ,r • FRANCES McGill. Oe-eon. Georq.e. SkmImW TraMa? • CHARLES McGINN. EelrIMd; rtretion • GEORGE McGOWAN. Mobile. Che-.,. . I . • MA’ .j, , JUNKIN. W.tumple Pi KePPe Phi. Te.til, E o.......g a KENNETH BETHUNI M KENZII I.............. A o J' A. lilife FIRST ROW: • FFIIX A Me KINNEY. Hun.cville Pi K,pP� Alphe. UbO� tOq TecFniq.n JAMES AlAN MclFN NAN. B.-m,M, fn,. n.eneg ROBERT B MCLENNAN. Montgomery. Ae.o. I • THOMAS MclENDCN Ged,de � . Chemicel Engineer.nq • JAMES T McMICHEL. Co-doe lh. lUppe leu ElecMcel I- )in.vri • LIAKF M-MUUIN, Gcrley. P. Keppe Alphe. Pre Veter eer, • STANLEY Mil TON McNABB. Berto- Flo d... Siq e Ph EpjiloA. Chemicel Enqinen- nq « EOWIN HOWARD M.NUTT. HmCRvHM ’..i.n, end literature • TOMMY MrRAf De. atur. Bucket, Admie Ittre'ioe SECOND ROW: • wiiiiam HUGH MrWHORTER i� , Maaltoa Aqikulturel s-;e,n, rurnfitf m.whorier • 3t0 SAIL Itoi. Hcir +Wll LIAM STEPHEN NAIL. firm a.,hem. Siqme Nu. Mechanical Engirer'ing • BOLLING H. NAILE. Rich mond • • JASPER NORWOOD NEEDHAM. Wilmington. North Ce.ol.ne Omega leu Siqme. Pre Vclc.i .ei. Medicine • JOHN P. NEFF. Sheffield: Aer'oneu’icel Adminitlretion • CHARI fS f Nl IGHPORS, Gcodwele- Aeronautical Engine .inq HARLIN NELSON Pre-Medicel I 1701 FIRST ROW: • INNES ARMISIEAO NELSON. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering ROBE ! E NElSON. tirming hum. Aeronautical Engineering. • SOlOMON M NEWMAN, Rirmirqh.im; Tau Eptilon EM. Chemical EnqlitMiiiig • KATHLEEN NEWTON, Ta eito. Homo Economics o Sara ANNE NICHOLS, Fort Bayne; Horn Uonomitt o RUFUS SAMUEl NIX. Homewood. Mechanical Engineering • THOMAS D NIXON. Hellin; AfriUllMl S:ienco. JACK MtRKEll NOlEN. Athland; Mechanical Engineering. O THIRWEll MUREff NOlEN. Aleiandnr City: fre Medicine SECOND ROW: O ODOlENE NODE. Mix Science enj lile'alu'e o ROYCf 0 NORIHCUTI. Borgai. Mechanical liygiMriiri). o PI'ETON NORYEll, JR . AbUere. feral; Alpha Tau Omega. AtcUlKlwt O EUNICE ODEN. l .� ; Home Economic i • WltllAM EMMET) OGlETREE, Colembui, Gto't Pi Kappa Phi. Butlnntt Adminitlration • REBECCA CONNIE OGRADV, Auburn. ki� v� and I teratute e BURKE O'KEllY Memphiv TMMHt; AMMcHmI Engineer!-g O A O OTT. JR . Kentwood. LooTiImi lambda CM Alpha. Mechenc.il Engineering o WILSON OWEN. Oade� ille ArcEBtClutt FIRST ROW: O lESTER J OWENS. Chattanooga. lennettee; Aeronautical Engineering. ICONARO HUGH PACE. Al bum. Alpha Gamma Rho. Agricwllu'dl Science. o THURMAN C. PACE. Gadiden. Mechanical £-•■5 O JEAN PAOGIIT, Notatulqa Home Eco«oml;i BENJAMIN RANDOLPH PAGE. JR . . GtOIfU; Pre Vete-in t-, Mi ll ion 0 MARIAN PAGE. Moult'.e. Georgia; Kappa Sigma. Pro-Otelltlg O JOE H PAGE. JR . Birmingham. Aeronautical Engineering • JOY PAGE. Scolltboeo: laboratory Technique • JOSEPH JOHN PAINE. JR.. Grand Bar Chemical Engineering StCOND ROW: • lEHAS G PAIR Albert lln. Agricultural Education, e HARRY ( PACE. Mobile; Tau Epi Ion Phi, Ag'icullural Sc cnee e JOHN B PARHAM Pell City. Pi Kappa Phi, Mechanical Engineering • JOHN HOI) PARHAM. Columbui. Georgia. Pi Kappa Phi. Bulineit Adminiitration e BILLY R. PARKER. Calera. Electrical Engineering • GRADY PARKER, Montevallo; Pre Oentivtry. e GRAYSON PARKER. PemaCola. Florida: Sigma Nu. Aeronautical E g neer r.g • RUFUS EDWARD PARKER. Fauntdale; Tortile Engineer .mj • WAITER PARKER. Nntiiulq.i. Am. reiing I I 171 I FIRST ROW: • TOM PARKINSON. Charlotte. No-lt. Te.tile OumiUry • H. A PATEN. JR.. Mobil ; AfikiNm • ALBERT PaiiersON lib■ PbtiMCy • VIRGINIA PaynI. Talladega; lb la Upiilo , • HUGH STANFORO PEAK, J . t iltlMd giieerinq • MARRY PEARCE. DkjIiii; P� i 0 l .« Thrift Civil E'gincering ft ARTHUR RAV t CARMAN Hfttnyv II ; Aeronautical Eoqifeeri-g • CITON Lit PEARSON. Moulton. Indutl il Miroq-T� nl • UIZAIETH i PEEPLES. C rill09 Pali. Otio; Kapoa Oflj. Mtiio' Oecotall� q SECOND ROW: • CHARLES SAMUEL PERRY. Tilton, Geogia. PM Delti Thila. Chemical EftgiftftftfSnq • ROPERT Pfl ItY, Dec atur, K ipp Alpha, Aeronautic. 1 (iqinMiini • BEN PRANK PHILLIPS, R bland. Cmiiju, Flecircal fftglftftftfUg. • JFANEHE FRANCES PHILLIPS. Afthftnt; Uboulory Technique • JACK M PICKARD. Colunbui. 6tO'qii, Pi Kappa PM. |uii� 9ii Adminiit.ation HEN PICKENS. Mojnl Mope. Science and lH Mlm • WIlllAM II PIERCE. Ml. • LENARD PIKE. Birmingham; MMkMlul Engineciirq • J HERBERT Pll KINGTON. LokH; Baiiren AdflMftHIrfttiOft. FIRST ROW: • EARL PINE, Mobile; Dl • JOHN A P PKIN. Ilftltftl) Alpha Pll. Prc-Vcterinary. • DANIEL M. PITTMAN. EntRipriW Alpha G«IV M Rho, Civil tftgllMfttl «j • GRAHAM L PITTS. Allen; AgtlCftllftfftl ScleftCI o HENRY EDWIN TIMS. JR. SftllW Ell Enq nee ng ft MARVIN M. PITTS. Ml. Pic..., . • SEPH PI ANT. Ph nii City. MerKnvn.il Engineering ft P NEWTON PLYllR. JR.. Columbia. Tenneitoe; Sigma Alpha Epiiloo. Chemical Engineering ft HOWARD W. POE. Lftftdt Pi K • i ■ Im MkIihImI Engineering SECOND ROW: ft MARY POE. THmiIIl floliiln. Mom Economic!. • JANE POGUE, Birmingham. Inlerioe Decoration. • ERNEST POMEROY. Birrringh in; Civil Engirer-Ing • JOE NEIL POOLE. JR. Greenville; Aq'irul lerre • JAMES LUC US POPE. Monlgrrr,,, , • MARY POPWLLL. mlngham. That i Uplilon. Hone EmmwIw ft C.EORC.f BFRNARO POTTER. Birmingham; Pi Kappa PM. Mechanical Engin.ering ft JAMES CONRAD POWELL. l I W. Prc Veterinary JOHN MARCUS POWELL. Selma; Sqma CM, Aeronautical Enqiree-inq I I7J I FIRST ROW: • JOHN STANLEY POWEU Mechanical Engiree-irq STEVE POWELL. Fort Worth. Itut; Thole Cfct. Chemntry. • ZACHARY HAYES POWfcU. larett; Chemical Erg neecing • RUBY POWERS. Auburn; Srrirt.iiMl Training • MAtCOlM PRESIFY. MrKM.’ir; Mechanical Fngiaeer ng • WARREN JACKSON PR! ilfV. ng. • ROBERT WESLEY PRINCE. Calttla; Textile [m)ir«ri«q o JAMES EVANT PRITCHETT. Ihomajtor ; Pi Kappa Phi Electrical (v qirucerinq. • IEYT1E CATHERINE PRUITT, Pair! old Phi Omeqj Pi. Secretarial Trai'ing SECOND ROW: • HUGH D PRUITT. Woil Pjlm Brock. Plot d ; Sierra Chi. Ci. I |iaNnaf SCHUYLER HARRIS PRYOR. I a nn r Kappa Alpha, Agri ult«re g KATHERINE PUGH E.erqreee; Co-mMUial Education • EDWARD PURSE . 0- • Alph.1. Aoaorroutio.il Engineering. • A7IIE PUTNAM, llnhilj. I,.,.., .1,1 • TrdiiMag • RICHARD QUINA. Mobfle; Phi Delta Theta. Ci il Engineering. • JAMES HUGH RADNEY, Wadl«| Agt il f ......................i • ALBERT LOTan RambO Marietta. Co Mechanical Engineering • DAVID RAMBO. Marietta. Georgia; Pre Dentiitry. c ,c AaI r - fv) ItktL 0 dk iMdih FIRST ROW; • MARTHA PORTER RAND. Tutcumbia; Architecture • JOHN WILLIAM RANDOLPH. Ill i.il o. Mi, litlippi. Kappa Sigma. Chemical Engineering • SAM RAUlSTON. Jdtper. Tenneitee. Pre law • NEILL W RAY, flarala; Electrical Engineering a RUFUS RAY. Montgomery. Sigma Nu, Aeronautical Cn ■ ■ g • W. C RAY. JR.. Birmingham. Ci.i? Enqinee.irq « THOMAS JETfERSON RAVFliU Pre-Medic fate • PHILLIP TITUS RAYMOND JR. Colambut. Georgia; Electrical Engineering • HUBERT E REAL. Montgomery; Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW: • WILLIAM W REAVES. JR.. Eulaula; civil Engineering. MARGARET HELEN REW, Aubarn; Alpha Gamma Delta. Education J. ALLEN REYNOLOS. Montgomery PH Dell, Ibela. ' nod It.,., • IEANETTE reyno; ds Reueenr HI A AGNES REYNOLDS Level Secreletiol Trailing O ANNIE LOU RICE. Vatdoita. Georgia; Alpha Delta PS. Home Econor„c, e NETTLE KATHRYN RICE. Birmingham; laboratory Technique o JAMES 8LNJAMIN RICHARDS, Au burn Aerona.rical Engineer.rq BENJAMIN IHOMAS RICHARDSON. Jatper; Agr.Cglhjral Education I I7� FIRST ROW: • WIlllAM C RiCHARDSON. Mobil ; Tneta Chi. Chnm cal I-.) - • BEN RISHER, T,ler; PI Kspp Alpha. AftlulliMl Admi ikotiM • RHANOIOA RITCM. jac� on� iile. Fbrid ; Homo Ecu nonio o WALTER I ROARK. Mraiteflwm PI -tppo Alpha. Ctmmte l tuMiihj o JAMES ROI ERIS. E 0 fr o; ftp Mldltbo. O OWEN G ROBERTS. JR , Cclumbut. Georgia. Civil t � g o ROY ROBERTS. Winfield; 0e t� lc l Engineering o Alexander juoe rorinson jb , Aoboro S.qm.i Alpha Epnilon. Aeronautical Engineering. O YERHON HAZE ROBERTSON. SyfvenEe. Georgia Aeronautical Engineering SECONO ROW: o AUBREY G ROBINSON Cre l� ie� . Florida. Alpha P� i. Pie-Veterieerr o WALTER ROBINSON. JR RouollvMo; A« oA«wii al Engineering. O WILLIAM S RODEN. FolkvIN ; Chomlcol tr j. NOEL RODGERS. Ne- Martel Agricultural Science O CALVIN C ROGERS. Oneon'a; Agricultural Er, «.« Inq O MARTHA ANN ROGERS. MMCMIBO . Georgia. Nur .ng Science O WIlllAM REED ROGERS. JR, De-otur; Ktpp. Alpha, Pr. . . . Ml M o JOE ROlllNS. JR. Uqma Alt - fpiilon, Ae-onautical Engineering. O CARL ROMBERG. Pivgah. Ae.oniuli.al Engineering FIRST ROV : O ERANK ROOKS. AH«IU; Pi Kappa Phi. Aeronautical Engineering o LEE ROSENBERG. Atlanta. Geot q a Siqma Chi. Butina Admini ration o SIDNEY WILEY ROSS. Salma; Phi Kappa Tau. Aeronautic.il Fnginrerinq O VIRGINIA MARION ROSS. Pine HOI Oollo Zele, Secretarial Training O BILLY R RUSSELL. lueerne; Agricultural Adminiitratioe. o ROBERT HORACE ROUNTREE. Birmingham; Electrical Engineering BETTY ROUILEDGE. Rome; Home Economic • MARY ROWAN. Atlallo; Commercial Art g JIMMIE ROWE. Birmingham; Kappa Alpha, Pre Medicine SECONO ROW: • WILLIAM N ROWELL. Montgomery Aeronautical Engineering. • JAMES ELBERT RUCHS. JR.. Birmingham. Aupha Tau Omega, Electrical Engineering ROBERT CECIL RUSSELL. Birmingham; Delta Sigma Phi. Ci� il Engineering • 8ET1Y RUST, Linden; laboratory Technique. • GEORGE THEODORE RYAN. Atlanta. Georq;a Sigma Chi. Bucinen AdminMration. • IMOGENS RYAN. MuMieille; SeC'a t.iri 1 'rani nq • JAMES W RYE Birmingham. Delta Sigma Phi, AerrvauNtal fnqinenrrq a ELIZA. BETH SAHM. Birmingham. Secietarial Training. • NANCY JEAN SALLADE. Fairfield. Alpha Delta Pi. Science and lileralure. T 17 I FIRST ROW: • JEAN SAMPLE. HlltMlb; Home Economic H. I SANDLIN, Orardo. Florid Sigma Chi. Pre law • LEWIS ARIHUR SCARBROUGH, Columbui, Grorqii Siqma Alpij Epiilon, Arch tecture JACK A SCHUSIER. Birmingham. Sign ., Ft. .«. || Engineering • SHIRLEY SCHWARTZ, 0| r li.i Scion ■■ Mid lIlMilUM • ROBERt JOSEPH SCOGINS. Dora; Chern'cel Engineering • ROBERT FMISON SCORE. Hvntieillo; Keppi Slqrna Cfttmlcol Cngioecring. t ALTRCO VERNON SCOTT, Mont I • BRUCI SCOTT, Homestead, F o'-d.i; Me-'• I I i -enrinq SECOND ROW • RALPH SCOTT. Wa hinqton. D C Alpha P i. Pre Voterinory • ROBERt TYLER SCOTT. Monlgom Uldrlul Loginror ng • VICIOR SCOII, SMoil Kipp Alpha M«ll alul E-gineering o KATH. LEIN SCRIVNER Ser-y. How Economic . • PATTON SEALS, J,niwn. Tennaavrn, Phi Mil Thai Anri-n I | p CARL M SELLARS. Mebane. North Car?l M| AlplM M, I • ■ ' • ANN SELLERS Louileile, Kentucky; Apkl G.imn I Mb, HmM Economic • MARY MARTHA SEl IERS. Birmingham. Chi Omega, Mom Economic . • OPALEA SENTELl, Scolliboto ImImH Adm ia itirotion FIRST ROW: • JOHN PARKER SHAFFER. Montgomery. Sigma Nu, Architecture RENE RUSH SHAMBI IN Hunt! ill� Secretarial Training • PERRY DE SHAZO. Birmingham; Sigma Chi, Aeronautical Engineering • Dorothy SHEALY. Dot ban Secretarial Traietag • wilson w SHELL. Baorgtiaa; Agriculiurei • CLEMENT $H(RER Jail Ml .il Engineering. • ANNA SHERI INC. (..eceville • KENNETH SHEROUSE, Miami, Florida; Pre Veterinary, o CHARLES SHERRER, Opel Ee; Industrial Engineering SECOND ROW: 1ROYCE E SHIELDS. Hartford. Agricultural Education WILLIAM HAMPTlON SHIRER. fiamoert, South Carolina Omega Tou Sigma. Pre Veterinary « SHERIDAN W. SHIRLEY, Birm ngham; Pi Kappa Phi. Mechanical Engineering o JAMES SHIVER. Valdotta. George luiatu Admini tratlon • JAMES SIDES. Clanton. Aeronautical Engineering • CARL SIKES, lueerne. Agricultural Engineering O DENNIS SIKES, Cobbtomn. Georgia. VclerltiaiSan Medic ne • BERTRAM HOWARD SILVERMAN, Bttmir Tau £p Ion Phi Architecture O JIM SIMS. 8 tminghem Mechanical Engineering. I 175 1 FIRST ROW: • LAVCRNE SIMS. Rcnfioe. StcrttirUI Training. • VIVIAN SIMS, Selma; Alpha Gamma Della. S iclji'll Training. • ItD COOLIDSE SKtIO. Hartford; Bui non Admioitlration. • EVAN SLIDER. J.xE- i-m.ii o. R«Hd«; RmomiHmI Engineering « OOROTHV SMALL, 1 .. • ;rarie Chandler Smalley. DubKn, GioigU; Alpha hl( t........... ini • JOSCEH J. SMALLEY, foil Payee. Aeronautical C ngiererieq. • A. HOLMES SMITH. Madiloo, Florida; Ell • CARLTON JOSEFM SMITH. Rten , City Pr Medicin . SECOND ROW: • CATHERINE SMITH, B rmin lMni Horr Ecoromid • ILIYABEIH SMITH, Mount Hoi I H HI I Eeomonict a GEORGE HOMES SMITH. Montgomery. Sigma No. Chomieal Engineering • GEORGE CONRAD SMITH, lull Sprirqi Agrir ,I'm,..: Giorre • GILBERT f SMITH. Mmol Hopa; Aqrknl total Eduction. • JAMES RODERICK SMITH. WWlirillt, N C fic •Vatariaarf • JAMES THOMAS SMITH, Coiumbui. Geotq-o. Sigma Alpha Cpiiloo, CIhwcoI CaglaMrmg • JESSE 0 SMITH. JR . Hm - I’... CM EnylMOtiif MANCELL l SMITH, Creit Vi� «. HotHi; Mltlnlcol Engl noting FIRST ROW: • MILTON C SMITH. Hocytown; BKl • MONROE C. SMITH. I i C qineering • PAUL EVANS SMITH. Birmingham C ■! Cnqiererirq. • ROYSCE SMITH, Orait Chcm, i. • SARAH ANNE Smith. AmEiIm; Kappj Mb, Secret irl i Train ng a SUSAN ANNE SMITH. B:rr-iinqho-n: Alpha Ctmirt Dtllt. Bulinell Adminiitrjtioe. • THELMA SMIIM Autii. . Homo Eronnnin (dicolioii • VIRGINIA tOU SMITH. Giididrn; Comm ttlal A«f • WILLIAM H SMITH. Columbui. Georgia; Civil Engineering. SECOND ROW; • O. JACK SMYRl. Camden, Seulh Carolina; ClWWtUI All. • PORTER L SNEAD Coni ' Aflicd •oral Science. a ROBERT FREDERICK SNELL INGS, Columbui, Georgia; Agrlriiltnral Cnglno«ting • HOUSTON ASBERRY SNOW. JR. Maclkani 1 EofiMlillt • LEON DAVIS SOCKWFII. luKvrrbt. Alpha lau Omega. Ae’onautical Enqinrerirq • GCORGC W. SODCRQUIST. Mobil EM tticji Engine«ring • GEORGE BERNARD SPARES; Garliden; Pi Kappa Phi, Electrical Engineering. • RUTH SPARKS '1 • HERBERT AUGUST SPIES. Mobile. Alj Tau. Chemical Engineering, t l?6 J first row: • MARY SPRADLEY. Troy. Secretarial ruhiag. • jack GRIEF N SPRINGER. Unlor Sprirqi Agri- • RALPH OTIS SPRINGER Un on Spriigi; Pr -M dic'n • WILLIAM IamaR STAB UR. pre Vcicnnxy. • JOHN COllEN STACEY. 8.. Min 1l ; Pharmacy. • HEVWOOO HER • ERT STACKHOUSE. S� . AafllllM, Eorlda; lambda Chi Alpha, Chemitliy. LOUISE STANLEY. Green-•ill : laboratory Tcchniqee. • EYEIYN SlANSEll. 8ov� e� ner; Pre-Mt-d tin e ROBERT THOME STAPLE TON, Americut, Georgia; Pre-Vcfcrinary. SECOND ROW: • WILLIAM H STEELE. An- :,ton. Alpha T.� u Omega. Mechanical Engineering • ALVIN STEINBERG, Ti� vi rjee Tan Epvil-o EEi. Chemical Engineering e HENRY STEINOOREE, G'r'rr.illn Kappa Apha, M I • JOHN A STEPHENS, Gadidon; M }in riag i maRGaRE RUTH STEPHENS, Woodvtlle; Home Ecoaplkl • WILLIAM J. STEPHENS. Birmingham; Aeronautical Engineering • ERED STEVENS. Bessemer; OwIhI Engineering • MILES G STEVENS. JR Bir-ning ham. Mechanical Engineering • BYRNE W. STEWART. Ciltonelle: Sdwt« and literature FIRST ROW: • HAROLO STEWART, Andautia; Pre-Velerinaty • JACK THOMAS STEWART. Oiriana; lrdyctii.il fn gineering. • JOHN DWIGHT STEWART Birmingham; Civil Eogir-rerirg BILLY STOCKBURGER. Colombo), Georgia. Civil Engineering. • MARTHA STOKES. Elba, llama Economici • THOMAS WRIGHT STOTT. Donifar. Elovida: Pre-Deedal. • MILTON A STRAIN. For Bc-nn nq. Georgia. CEemiitr, « RUTH STRAIN, Mob-lc; Chi Omeqa, Secretarial training, • E'EGGY SIRANGE. Mobilo; Chi Ornoga, luiinan Administration SECOND ROW • OLIVER DAY SIBIL! III. Montqo-nory Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Science an:l literature • SINCLAIR STREETMAN, Calynbu, Georgia; Aeronautical Engine ' nq a BYRON F. STRENGTH. Brcwloes; Aqfi-'nltu-al ScImc • OELPHIN RALPH STRENGTH. Brewto- M ■ • BUCK STRICKLAND Talk, villg; Phermocy. • DOROTHY STRICKLAND. Wthmpb; Horn Economics. JUANITA STRINGER. Ashford; Homo Economic). • AUSTIN STRONG. Good-ater; Mechanical Engineering • VIRGINIA ANNE STRONG Anniston; Kappa Della. Secretarial Ttainirq FIRST ROW: • HEETWOOO EVANS STROTHER JR Birmingham M« rhanic.il Engineering • GEORGE ECRGUSON STROTHER, Birmingham; AwoMt'lul Engineering. • G THOMAS SUGG. |im1a(k(m Lambda C Alpha. AqncuUuf.il Science • CARL SUMMERS. Opalikd; Aqficgllur.il Efiq.ficei.iq • THURSTON SUM NER. Birmingham; Architecture. • HERBERT SPCNCI SUTEON, Birm.ngham. Delta Sign... PM. Acre Midi ii i■ i ..... ..nq • James sweat, coiumbwt, smn i cm tuMMiiq • trfd tabor tringliam; Dcl'.i S qm i Phi. Aero -.iuti e EiqhtulN • WILLIAM MHlER TATf CtMlbMAfA, l« ntnfc. Kappa Alpha. Chemical Engineering. SECONO ROW: • LEWIS F TAPP, long!' nado-. MniMChutelli, Slqm.i Chi. M henical Engineering • TAVS TARVIN. Tulleqee Secretarial Tf.iiniriq • ROBERT L. TATE. JR., A.inilton; Alpha lav Omoq.i. Mcchnnic.il Fn qinocrinq • FRANCES TAYLOR. Birmingham. Ihofa Uptilon. Home Economic!. • JESSE ROBERT TAY OR. Opelita Alpha Tail Omeg.i. Comfneffi.il Atl • TOM TAYLOR. llimlnqlMm; A« toeeulii .il E qineering FRANK TAVENNER. Winch-mter. Vtginia. Prela- • THOMAS DWIGHT TECL. Oil Engineering • EElTON E THOMAS. JR. Opelika: AeconauTicel AdminiiiratlrK. FIRST ROW: • FRANK A. THOMAS. Umroto-n; Kappa S-gmn. Ciemic.il bflMWht • UGE THOMAS. Co Gco-qia- Pi Kappa Rhi. Bupneu Admin illation. • MERCER S THOMAS. Mobile: Phi Della Thef.i. In lot ..I Engineering • RALPH J. THOMAS. Akundar CSty; Chemical Engineering. a william HENRY THOMAS Ruiiellville. Aeronautical Administration, a EDWARD E IHOMISON. JR . Dayton. Tcnniiiee; Pharmacy. • ARRA WASHINGTON THOMPSON. Troy; Aeronautical Adminiitralicn. EDGAR THOMPSON. MempFii. Tennouee; Kappa Sigma. Electrical Engineering, a LAWLER THOMPSON. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineering SECOND ROW; a ROSEMARY DIXON THOMPSON Merchet'er, Georgia; Nuriing Science, a TINY S THOMPSON. Birmingham; Alpha Pel. Pre Velerinary a L T. THORNTON JR . Beiiemet. Mechanical Engineering. • SARAH THORPE. Tu-niend. Georg a Kappa Della. Secrete' el Training • SCIMAH LAMAR T SCAOGIU JR. Decalu-. Georgia; Pharmacy • ROBERT THROWER. JR. Fair'ai. Aeronautical £n qineering • CJI AXIOM DALE IIOWELl. Birmingham; Mechanical Engineor ng. 0 INGOLD TIMBERlAKt. Uecalur. K.ipp.1 Sigma. Civil Engineering a JAMES TAFAYEITE TIMNFY teedi; Phi Kappa Tau. Me-ch.inical Engineering II7B3 PIRST ROW: • EUGENE FOSTER IISON, Cwdtlt. G� orgi� . Skjtj Nj C � I Eiqincrrinq • NH TODD, I . . ien«itiul Enqinrriirq • DAITON F TOMMIE INI i • ROBERT ONfAl TENDEE. ColuTbgi, Gro«gi-i. Ibfl Chi. Elrctricol Engii ni� ij. • MARGARET FRANCES TOOMER Auburn. K.irp.i Oclt.i S f� !f - d I'lcr.iKic « IOUISE TORBERT. OptHU; Civil lAgiArccinq • ROY C TORBERT. Hurtibcro, Ci.il E-iqinrrrinq • CLARENCE O IOWEKS. S.iih..llr ImMHW C -—- il Ep.j «� o nq • JEANNE 'OWNSENO. A� bum; Koppr Drlt.i. Pr� I - SECOND ROW • MYRA NELl IRAWICK. MuOloid; S Cr«U«ij| Trjininq • WILLIAM HOYT TREADWAY, Slu.mut ImImiI Admin.itr.ition. • FRANK TRIPP. MrMqnm� r, Slq-r i Nl BKlliMl Enqinrrrinq • HENRY FDWIN -RIPFF G il lea j • JOHN JULIAN TRlPPE. IrGrongr. Grorgi.,. Chrn i-.jl Engiiorring • ROBERT WES'-EY TROTMAN. BirminqKirr MnIinImI fnqlrrr-.rq • CHARGES A IRUETT. Colr-nbci. Gro-gi.i. K� ppj S'qma, C •! Enqinrrnnq 0 CHARLES TUCKER. Birminqh im Mr • GWEN TUCKER. Atljnto. Grorgir; Hotvr Crcp«p iM EIRST ROW: • RICHMOND GORDON TUGGLE, Birmingham; Civil Enginorring. ALLEN E. TURNER, Londrum South Corolin.i: Prr Voter.n ity. • E ANN TURNER. CjmilU, (Mlfli; UbtHtMT Technique • MARY LOU TURNER. loccon. GrnrqU; Phi Omeq.i Pi. Educ-ilion. • NOEL C. TURNER. Ek.iI.i� P«. Elocl'ic l Ti(jiiMiiMi • IEONORE C UllRlCH. New Otlwii. Iou � Iim: ArcHlnluro. 0 RODERICK G. UNDERWOOD. OltifT. Aecon,� ulic.«l Engineering • SAM VACARELIA. l.rmingFem. MkRiiITII Engmecr irq • EMERSON VALENTINE, Oie'k. Koppo S.gmo, Mechjnkol Engineering. SECOND ROW • KATHRYN VANCE Iktb Uc. l.p. Loboroloff Tetheiqee. • MARTHA LOUISE VAN METER. Cgl'n-on Home Economic!. • JORGE M VALLOEJULI, Aibonito. Puerto Rico; Awongticil Eng.ree-.rq • EDGAR ALLEN VAUGHN OpettLo. Mrchjiifil Engineering. Alplvi T.iu Omrq.i • JACK VAUGHN. Birm.ngh.irr; Pio Vrtrrin.ii, 0 JOY VAUGHN. Birr ilnghem. Srcrrt.iri.il Tr-iinng 0 BRICE VfNABlE. Auburr. C� il Engirerir.q • JACK VINES. Thoribr Pte-Dcntiitr, • Wt:IAM PATRICK VOGTLE, Birminqt-.im; Siqmo Alph.i Epi Ion. Pre-Lovr. I 179 1 0 S'f .� - r •So i 7. 2 £ o =. 5 o ? ; nZo o s = s 3 • . ?r n ,• fS ? 3 2 : 5 I' 5 = ? i. FIRST ROW: • MARCH D WHALEY RSmlagbnal; S g ©.i Cb., ladttKW l tg.n««iii� g • DOROTHY NELL WHATICY, a J DAVID WHATLEY Co«do� i. Chamhlry • LEE WILLIAM WHATLEY ... ... m........... ■ f i • Will am 0 WHATLEY. Wballor: Agrlcallurol Edu« Km CONNIE WHEELER. Mobil© laboratory ImHIrm • ROBERT 8LACKWEU WHEELER. I f:.. � ,i ,i inginaoriag. o THOMAS WIlllAM WMltlER. JR. SthCMfC EbOilul Eaginaaiing • CHARLES BEAIV WMIDDON. DrUw; Sigma AipNj ipt loa. a.,.; SECOND ROW • GLORGl 0 WHITE Abbot: ArcMIaotaro • VIRGINIA wm te. HonBlvCMo: Hom E onomJtt • Will AM I WHITE, EJrm.'nrjh.iir . $lfW Ph Epdk , HKImI(AI Engl fif ;! - r) • JOHNNIE J WHITESIDE. JR . Ocala. Florid Alpha P i N-T • Mary ALICE WHITFIELD. Fairfiald Alpha Delta Pi. Home l oBomi � • GROVER MORCAN WHITELEY, LoGrjogc. $Miyl«; Ci©i En J awitq O MILDREO WHIILOCK Auills PM Om� g� ( i. SMNlMill Ifaining • LONNIE WHITT ig IAMES � WHORTON. fadtlw; MrrMilt«l Engl—flag FIRST ROW: • ALLEN DEWEY WIER. JR . ■ . Math.....I Engineering • AGEE M WIGGINS |m t©n, Alpha Rl, PfcVelenn.it . a WILLIAM MAILINGS WIGGINS. Shallield Alpha cbMlul Engineering • MARGARET WiKlE. IjHnhgi; Secretarial Training • JAMES WII BANKS. JR. Elteboga; Telia Engineering • LCUli S WiiCOXON. Harence; Elacl-'Sce Engineering o DORRIS ELIZABETH WILDER. AC.� ©, Ccciq.. laboratory Techalgn • CLARENCE WILKINSON Dothan; Ei M • JOHN R. WILKINSON. ■ pi WAUNITA WILKII Abbot; Mona Economic SECOND ROW • ALERED K. WILLIAMS. Haltieiburg. Mluilllppi; Sigma Alpha lotilon. Mechanic f gl ......... 9 • AUGUSTA GARLAND WILLIAMS JR WlalMd M Modi o BETTY JANE WILLIAMS Colombia Secretarial Training a RILL GREGG WILLIAMS lirmlagbnm Electrical Enginoaring O DAVID HUNT WILLIAMS. Taiffai; AIpK. lambda Taj. Aeronautical Eng frc .ng EDWARD WILLIAMS. Orark; Electrical Engineering • GENEVA LOUISE WILLIAMS. Toney; Mama I........... - ■ a Ml G. Will I AMS. Oiford. Aeronautic at Ena « ■ rq JAMES EDWARD WILLIAMS. Jatkioa Tanaetiee lari nary a JOSEPH Clark will AM � • •« I HO I FIRST ROW: • LEWIS HARRIS WILLIAMS, Sanllo-.I I oaiinq RALPH M WIIIIAMS. P« Kappa Alpha. Arohilrctu' • ROBERT V WILLIAMS Munltvillo Aati(iiH«l l SciROCO • IHOMAS JEEEERSON WILLIAMS. Ale.jnd . C i. | � UNDERWOOD WILLIAM'. A-)...uiir , • Will 1AM I ESTER WILLIAMS eitn.irqt.im D •■. $1 j. . PM 0« lllcjl E-� qin««tin j. • PRANCES S WI.LIAMSON. (oil Mo, Alpha 6amn.i IVHj, Mw, EcomMci • MARGARET I WILLIAMSON. Ceda. IMI Ecmml:. « 8ILLY WILLING Tuic ..tipia: Alpha Tau Om ga. A«ionauti dl EafltMfipg • WILLIAM WILLIS. Elriiii .il EaglnMiiiig SECOND ROW • MART HELEN WILSON. Soli ; Horn. I • M •� . � mum: WiiImiIm • MELISSA GASTON WINIERS. Aubu'i; Socn and UNNhm • JAC WISCH MFYER, 8rn� -n� . Aqii: allgial o WALTER WISE. Monig.,.r ., An. i .iu'.. .1 I ..... 11 J • PAirn m WOOD. Ctilff, Florida: Phi R.� pp� u. 8utin tt AdaiMiUatloo. o HUSH MILOOH WOODS. M.ilti� � bu� q. MMllippi M«cK«o! al Eaginoariag • DONALD WOOD . aavilca . o DOROTHY MARIE WOODALL. HooKvillo; Phi Ongi P. Scioaco aid III O IRFD PfITFR WOOBAII. CMIUMHI. lOOROMM H lri( l Fn-pnaaiinq FIRST ROW: • CARL WOODARD. Cgllman. Ch i O ALBERT A. WOOD8URN. Tampa. FI Pi v ' fin.ii) • JAMES WRIGHT WOODROOE Athrnv Phi Delta Th t.i. Flrrtrir.il Fnq.n .i eg o BAR NETT WOODRUEE. Co umbul Gaoiqa Phi Dollo I Kola. Civil Lng.nr.'.ng • JAMES PETTIGREW WOODSON. Aanitfor. Alpha T.iu Onnrqa. Cllrfflcil Enqin «tin J. • JOHN DAVIS WOODYARD. Cal � . Ritnru Adminiit'ation • WALTER WARREN WOOLSEY. D atot. Georgia: Kappa Siqma. Elcc • II 'I'M M WARD, f mf t'r. A .r.n . • - Rf ' 'I O CHARIES D Wh SHI Oreonta. Ch ni a I o HENRY I. WRIGHT. Mobil . Pi Kappa Alpha. Bupnoit Ad'.' •ion. SECOND ROW o MARY WURS1. M iqv Geoiqia. Hon. EcMOmiC . MARGARET C WYATT VlaCMt Thata Up ulon. Horn ftonomirt • Nfll MARIE WYNN. Onlhan; Alpha Gairma Otlla. S -i ta.ial Trainnq o WILLIAM I YARBROUGH. Athrnt. AarkMlwal SdoOCQ IHOMAS YIAIS. Gad.don Ch« n. al E I O GLENN MILLER YFIVIRTON. Union To-n. Tr.til Eng- | • LAWSON YOUNG. IrfGiaag . Gco.gia. Ariunawlical £nqin ting. • MARTHA GRACE YOUNG. Fanl.cld. Kappa Dvtla. S« ralAflal Tiainioq. gfTTYf yoiinGIIOOD. 0� i' ' . ChewHtYf • CHARLES f 2INNER. Robam dills Aqiicullufs I 1H2 | A.P.I. GOES F.B.I., MAY8E THAT EXPLAINS THE SUDDEN DISAPPEARANCE OF SO MANY SENIORS A 0 PISRFAOINl. C.lOVlIAtA I. ,1 Aj. r.� Mou,a oa ia n ia csfw otals a quick hanoof strip pokcr SOME DON'T EAT SOME SING FOR THJEIR SUPPER SOME JUST EAT SOME LIKE THE CAMPUS AT DAY SOME LIKE THE CAMPUS AT NIGHT NNttUW VICMQVN TOR Wl KM IN WCW; OOH'T MMN XOUWtlVK CVWVMfcN .' .■ .t: . y All )W uv wVVn Bin uv’ WAISTLINE WILSON SPRINTS AFTER S.P.E SPEEDSTER REAR VIEW OF SOFTBALL PRACTICE AT GIRLS' GYM ■■■■ DR. V. W. SUPERVISES ONE IN PERSON INTRAMURAL WEIGHT LIFTING TEAM HITS MID SEASON FORM THE PI K. A. ROOTING SECTION LEFT NOTHING TO BE DESIRED. ANYWAY mm THE LAO IN THE ZULU ZOOT SUIT MAKES ANOTHER TWO-POINTER MISS AUBURN DRAWS SOME LUCKY BOY'S NAME—$1.00 IN TRADE AT RUBYE'S BEAUTY SALON SOME LOOK HAPPY. SOME OTHERWISE. ON THE SIDELINE AT THE S.P.E.-PI KAPPA PHI TUSSLE THIS LOOKS SIMPLY ASTOUNDING FOUR AUBURN AQUA BELLES—AH. SUCH FORM LOCAL AMPHIBIAN TAKES THE PLUNGE AT THE SHALLOW END PHOTO FINISH IN THE MAKING AS TWO OF THE GIRLS BURN UP THE ALUMNI GYM POOL MID-AFTERNOON SCENE IN BOYS' GYM—IT'S A WOMAN'S WORLD AIRPLANE SPOTTERS. POST NO. 4 AND THE BOYS BRING HOME THE SCALPS AND SOME POLES FOR THE TEEPEE WE WENT TO THE TRAIN TO SEND THE BOYS OFF AND WE WENT TO THE TRAIN TO CARRY THEM BACK “ SOME PEP MEETINGS WERE IN THE DAY TIME wii kL'WI SIHKIICH OUT BY THE STADIUM THE BOYS ROASTED A FEW DOGS OVER THE COALS WHETHER IT WAS A BAND TO PLAY THE “TIGER RAG — SOME TIMES WE SAT IN OUR SEATS AND YELLED FOR THE CHEER LEADERS 3UT IN TOWN WE USE ELECTRICITY AND SOME TIMES WE ROAMED THE STREETS AND YELLED FOR THE -----------OF IT BALDY ALLISON CUTS IN ON DOTTIE WHILE BERRY FLASHES BEST CAMPAIGN SMILE CAROLYN BACKS THE LEGAL EAGLE RIGHT OUT OF THE PICTURE SOMEBODY CALL THE COPS. THAT YOUNG LADY HAS A KNIFE! AH. 'ROUND. I LL BET YOU TELL THAT TC ALL THE LITTLE GIRLS CHI O.—S.A.E. DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE TRIES TO LOOK SOPHISTICATED AS CAMERA CLICKS AT ONE TEA WE ARE GREETED BY THE PRESIDENT AND HOLD A YOUNG LADY'S HAND O.D.K.'S BOSS AND O.D.K. BOSS'S BOSS AT ANOTHER TEA WE GET NAME-PLATED BY THE DUCHESS AND HOLD OUR OWN HANDS DR DUNCAN AND DR. ALLEN—TWO DANIEIS IN A LION S DEN A COUPLE OF DELTA SIG TARZANS CAREFULLY AVOID THE WATER SOME OF THE UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN FROM THE COUNTY HOME GOREE BEAMS AT MOLLY; MOLLY BEAMS AT CAMERA; K.A.'S LEE ESCORTS MRS. HART AT S.A.E. FORMAL SOME WOULDN'T -SOME WOODS ITTLE RED RIDING HOOD SURROUNDED BY WOLVES IN THE WOODS THERE NOW! WE TOLD YOU THE ELECTlC COMMITTEE WOULD GET YOU COEDS CORNER CONFUSED KID WHO HASN’T CAST HIS BALLOT WELL. LET S SEE NOW. IF YOU’LL VOT RIGHT... WE ALWAYS WONDERED HOW THOSE TWO RATS GOT ELECTED. THE CROOKS CANZONERI— HEY. UH HEY. YOU ALL VOTED YET? NO? WELL__________ xmu RETIRFD VOTE GETTERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS COUNT THE TALLIES FOR THE FROSH WOMEN S CONVOCATION? NEVER! MISS AUBURN' ELECTION IS ON HEY. HOW ABOUT VOTING FOR—OH YOU'RE THE CANDIDATE AREN’T YOU WHEN I SAY BUTTON-HOLED. BROTHER. I MEAN BUTTON HOLED! BLUE KEY'S JOHNSON SUPERVISES ORGANIZED BOX STUFFING FOR MISS HOMECOMING K.D.'S MIMIC THEIR BETTERS AT ANNUAL SKIT NIGHT PERFORMANCE LOOK WHAT LIVES IN ALUMNI HALL NOW A-DAYS A TA Ml r t r'A Bo,,, DORM 2 BRAIN TRUST; THOSE BOOKS AREN'T o JUST STAGE PROPS WHO'S WHOSE—FOR PHONE NUMBERS CALL BY SIXTH FLOOR OF SAMFORD orrow, To Pk 00« Gi tofo B ou AND IT'S NOT FOR BRITAIN I'M KNITTIN r ■a iiuiiiL HEADLESS HORSEMAN'S GIRL FRIENDS THE JUDGES OF THE BEAUTY BALL IN ACTION —ADDRESS ALL PROTESTS TO POSTMASTER. NEW YORK CITY SPHINX SALTS AWAY A LITTLE ILL-GOTTEN GAIN LET ME SEE NOW. HOW DOES IT GO HAVE I TOLD YOU THE ONE AND STEPPING OFF BEHIND THE FACULTY COME THE DEPRESSED SENIORS ABOUT THE TRAVELING SALESMAN BEER AND COFFIN NAILS BEHIND THE BARN ... WE SEEN YOU THAT REMINDS ME A last minute rush and the fellows get IN THEIR ROMPERS FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT DOESN'T THAT JUST KILL YOU. THOUGH? THE LAST LONG MILE DON'T TRY TO HIDE BEHIND THAT TASSLE, PROF. SAHAG. VE KNOW YOU ARE V|$TLING DOWN INTO THE ARENA COME A FEW FAT CHRISTIANS FOR THE FIRE SO THIS IS IT—ONE LAST SPEECH. A FEW GOOD BYES. AND IT'S OVER FOREVER . . tfhh £keher—ftliAA fluburw for 43 • • • Chosen by the vote of her fellow students to the post of Miss Auburn for the past year—presented her in the post of honor at the head of the Feature Section—the Glomorata salutes Ann Shcrer, Miss Auburn for '43.” Similarly elected, in another campus-wide election, to reign over the Homecoming festivities Miss Homecoming, known to the campus as Frances Ellis, is presented on the pages following with Kathryn Jones, the May Queen. and Jean Black, the Ag Queen. The May Queen is chosen by the women students and the Ag Queen by the boys of the School of Agriculture. d AG QUEEN O' Hatkrifh JcheJ MAY QUEEN Carolyn Juhe Mam fttiM Uttarqant in Bradford tfiiAA 'JranceA Ctfe ijh ClliA Hj liAA Cmma tee CtierAole HflUA Carolyn Iflcyer J v.v I ; ,' Wnlkius Cc-e4-t Miss llciil Miilcrsiiii Miss llhiiri M;irsli;ill Miss Jnsi:|ihiin; H;iss ;iinl Miss !i;ir;ili lilmin Miss M;ir linsli! 'JaOcrite Cc-erfj THE AUBURN KNIGHTS Tin- Aiilnirn Knights, a tradition in Auburn for over thirteen years, furnish music for most of the dances held on the campus during the year. It is a distinct honor to be a member of this all-student orchestra. Pride of the Auburn Knights personnel is its esprit de corps, each member being selected for personal traits as well as musical abilities. Arrangements, which now number nearly five hundred, were made this year by Shcl l oonier, Kay Montgomery, and Herman Kockritz, and again featured the vocals of I lelen Johnson anil Bob Wynn. Members this year were l.yman Mitchell, director; I lerman Kockritz, business manager, Shcl Toomer, Bob Wynn, Tommy Staples, Slmg Fitzpatrick, Kay Montgomery, Joe Hunter, Chunky Barnes, Johnny Hearn. Dilson Petrey, Ed Fdney, Charlie Wood, and Helen Johnson, vocalist. (22S) Conic- nr u hny«, «lon l he h.ivliful. Sandwiched between weeks of work and drill are the weekends that make the weeks worth living. There's something special in the air at Auburn on Saturday night no matter what the program for the evening may he . . . hay rides, barn dances, formal affairs of all types, or just a coke and the mid-night show. But, whatever there may he to do. the hoys gravitate toward the Quad to join forces with the coeds for another Saturday night. Herr HjIiIv sil one oul. WELCOME GRA0 '’H TO and Kappa Si« decoration —ATO’ b a now. THE ENGINEERS An engineer finally Ki'ts u| in (lit- world. Soinv lllin� ;� arc more fun tli.in KJinhlniK. Name onr! Carnival lime this year found tlie Engineers and Ags al u again. These ingenious students employed the services of several sharks to take in the contributions of the innumerable suckers who were on hand to make donations at the annual Engineers’ Carnival and Ag Fair. The business students had the percentages figured, but apparently could not put their theories into practice. Everybody went away happy, though, for worthy causes were benefited as a I In- ball and your mil ;n.-s down. (dirntieaU cove! cuiiloiiicn «m� Ii al carnival. IT’S CARNIVAL TIME AGAIN La . . anil when ii iloiw, nobody knoin. Ag bi'vs ailvrrlix' agriciiltiirv. Tlirrr', .1 stair l.iu a ;iii it. result of both of these affairs. New ways of attracting suckers and their pockctbooks were revealed this year. Bingo, dominoes, shooting, strength-testing all came in for their share of credit, with orchestra music and picture shows also being employed. When the two events were over, and all the money counted, the sponsors could point with pride to the results. I li.il not n.ilrt in lliat i ii| . I Is. svsli, dirt . I.isj I’arnova, dancer. CONCERT SERIES liver progressive in the field of culture and refinement. Auburn enjoyed during the .school year one of the finest selections of entertainments ever brought to the campus. Capable singers, able lecturers, and talented dancers were among the many artists presented. I III- I lull' N mplionv. •■HK'oHi. puimi' I iImiii Sli .iw l ritl '. (I.iiu t-r. Cornelia On Skinner. Ijjor Gorin. I In- M.i l(i :.ili i . K. — WILBUR HUTSELL THE 0. D. nil I III SIIMI N ASM Mill I: ON Mil KASI IIAI I I II I l III! MATS HUN Willi I lH l� l k I ASSMI N WAK II AM) WAI I HA I KOIJINSON RUNNING Kl IV I IIMK.'AI.I.V. INI WINNIK. WAI I IN l.'tt) CAKE RACE lnjii :nr.iiitl hi I 28. tin OI)K«Willnii I Inin-ll ( .ilc Kjir i our of tin- (Iimiiii of ol l Auburn's tr.itlnioiu. I Im .iiinn.il run-test i� .1 n -vrr to-b --for :ot( -n will in tin- life of AIM slutli-nt. ANIX.I I lil ADV TO RUN I III VRi; Ol I AND ON I III IR W AY . . SOUP I OR NUMHI-iR IAVI-N I Y. CAKPS I OK IIII l-'IRSI I WIN Ml IVI:. MISS AUIUJRN I OK NUMlil R ONI. . . . ID7J Si 161 (hrrrlradrri who were always working • • • anil nice lo watch, some of them. THE BOOSTERS OF THE SPIRIT Here’s a cheer for those who used up all their own for the I iger team, for a se. s0,, of pep meetings that included everything that color and spirit could give. Nigl 1 rallies, pajama parades, pre-game bonfires, station meetings to send off or welcome back the team—all these that add so much to the season were put over by the efforts and contagious enthusiasm of our cheerleaders, Spencer and Company. rr- The fire of .ill fir -' before ilie game of all game “Burn Thai Bulldog.'' THE COACHES THE COACHING Cltaniblcss. l u: i AND PLAYERS AT AUBURN 0 Pharr, Captain-elcct Eddin All tlinl was left of our coaching st.iff after Uncle Sam had his say was soft-spoken I lead (.'each Meagher whose job it was to find replacements enough to run his squad for another campaign. And genial Jack did just that. Seemingly unperturbed by the staggering loss of Coaches Chamblcss, I litcluock, McCollum, and Jordan, Coach Meagher came up with a potential gold mine in Lou 1 lertenherger, former all-American and line coach deluxe. Then Jimmy Fenton, star back of a few seasons ago, was added, to round out a small hut very capable staff that took its team through a long and arduous season with more than medium success. Last season is a monument to their achievement. STAFF THAT WENT TO WAR Jordan lliuhcock McCollum I 24J1 (i.ilTord swivoh pnM ilir upufl Sinkwich. Welcoming the Tigers homo Selected bv INS. the New York Sun, and tlu All-Players pick to be Auburn's first all- MR. MONK American in a decade, fleet footed Monk more than lived up to his reputation. After three years of outstanding triple-threatening. Monk hit his peak in the Georgia game which might lie regarded as his own personal triumph. After a .shaky start, the 1942 rigors shook the- football world by a late season win over heretofore invincible Georgia. Hopes ran high after Auburn’s early win over l iilane. but one touchdown losses to State and Florida rather dampened their ardor. Then the team really got going. Racking up almost a hundred points against top flight competition in their last three tilts, the revitalized Plainsmen bowled over I..S.U., Georgia, and Clcmson in that order. They finished, according to the national press, number 16 in the nation. AQk A e 14 Pfsiooj pnairr DO H YDS cot T H E McClurlcin Cirimim-tl Reynolds After the early season loss to Georgia Tech, the Plainsmen traveled to New Orleans to meet the Green Wave of Tulane University. It was then that the men of Auburn showed the first signs of the greatness that they were to attain before the season ended. Spearheaded by the flashy running of Monk Gafford, and the line-busting of Poppa Jim Reynolds, the Tigers displayed power to burn in downing the Greenies 27-1 5. I.ater the Tigers were to prove thcmsclvsc champs of the state of Louisiana by downing L.S.U. as well. A flyin a«w A FOOTBALL SEASON BEGINS The 19-12 season was one of ups and downs for the football Tigers, featured by the individual play of all-American Monk GafTord, and the inspired team play of all the men in orange anti blue. Fdeven teams were encountered, and six were taken handily, and another tied, while the remaining four games went, more or less unfortunately, to the enemy. The season opener was played in Montgomery against the Moccasins of Chattanooga who were conquered by the Tigers, obviously playing under wraps with an eye toward Tech in Atlanta. The game with the Yellow-jackets was the first of three played during the season in a sea of mud, and not proving to be as good mudders .as the boys from Georgia, the Plainsmen bowed, 0-1 5, to the team that was destined to go to the Cotton Bowl. (ialTord Barton (iiifford in action. Canzoncri Cornelius After Tulane, the next foe of the Timers was the underrated Gator of Florida. And the Floridians sprang one of the conference's biggest upsets as they pushed over an early score and held their lead. The Tigers churned up i JO yards between the twenties, but could never manage to strike pay dirt. The final score. Florida 6, Auburn 0. Captain Vic Costellos and tlio Monk lead the way for Reynolds. BETTER AND BETTER WORKS THE AUBURN TEAM Jutt part of that wonderful afternoon. One I . S. U. Krngal who won’t make ilio tackle. F'lu'ii came the game that should never have been played. On a field that had been flooded only a few days before, the traveling Tigers met Georgetown's mammoth Hovas at home in Washington, and slipped and slid to a no-decision 6-6 tie. The ankle-deep mud made offense almost impossible and the game ended as it had begun, all tied up. After their long trip afield, the Tigers came home for a series of games close to Auburn, beginning with the Villanova Wildcats in Montgomery. It was then that Monk Gafford showed flashes of his all-American self leading his team to a decisive 14-6 win. The Tiger defense was about the best of the season to date, and Ton Chateau added two more to his growing total of extra points. Mississippi State was tin next opponent on the long I iger schedule, and it was the third game that was played in a driving rain. Both teams played and prayed for breaks, and even Gafford’s -IX yard punt average could not hold a determined State eleven from the lone score of the game. The light I'iger line was not at its best in the mud, and the score stood at 6-0 in favor of State as the game ended. The potent Georgia Navy pre-flight eleven was next on the list, and they more than lived up to their reputation as the nation’s best service team as they soundly trounced the Tigers 41-14. Despite a strong Tiger offense which rolled up over two hundred yards, the aviators capitalized on breaks and made some of their own to win handily. Gafford ami Reynolds again were the stars, and Vick Costellos stood out in the line. I he pre-lligluers were just too good to beat that day, and they proved themselves to he one of the best teams in the game. Il.irkinx slidf, oil .in I.. S. U. rml. Forrcfl few word from (hr coach. Tlu- president and vic. -pr. i,|rn, of (|) Jenkint Monk Gafford came into his own in Birmingham tlu next week as he, ably assisted by his entire squad, clipped the favored Louisiana State Tigers, 25-7. Monk personally outgained the entire L.S.U. team, and triple-threated his way into national notice. The Tigers started early in that game and rolled up a three touchdown lead that L.S.U. could never approach. It was then that hope began to grow for the Tigers in the coining Georgia fracas, but that hope was slim indeed. But the next week was to tell the story of the surprise team of the year. l.’U j Auburn never b.ul a chance to beat Georgia, and Georgia’s mighty Sinkwich. At least that’s what everybody said before that great day in Columbus. But before the this! had cleared from Memorial Stadium the scoreboard read Auburn 27, Georgia 1 i. and GafTord and his boys had made Sinky and cohorts look like a bunch of second-raters. This was the game that rocked the nation, and brought Auburn the acclaim of the football-minded world. Isvcrybody Complete one non .mil tlieti. AND AUBURN’S I'.trt of lit. lino wailin GOT THAT GEORGIA I’riClicinR lunit exorcise . Our pant � rrr in the launtiry. but up paradrd anyhow. There was never any doubt in the minds of Auburn’s supporters, after their team had matched Georgia’s quick opening touchdown, that great things were to come. So Monk Gafford, Jim Reynolds, Zack Jenkins, and their teammates proceeded to roll up the prodigious amount of 555 yards from scrimmage while holding the vaunted Georgia offense to 57 yards. And Frankie Sinkwich was bottled up completely, excepting the completion of a few of the multitudes of passes that lie heaved. It was a great day for the rampant Tiger. BULLDOG BY THE TAIL ah(( hcu M«� v� ii lookril from iIm- end one j Auburn l� uhli-tl C ,-or ;ij' wor,-. Bit: Jim Kcvnold pound over for die wore . . . Sinkwicli on the left Pre-gome presentation of (lower to the President’ wive THE FABLE AND THE GEORGIA 6 AUBURN 7 PERIOD 2 PENALTY I D 0 W N 10 YDS.ioGO Absolutely nolliiiiR wc li.illord on tin right. OF THE TIGER UNWISE BULLDOG Down i«im ilif goal piHh—traditional loot of the victor. After their epochal defeat of the Rose Bowl-bound Georgia Bulldogs, the I igers returned home to play home-coming hosts to the Tigers from Clemson. It was another all-Auburn day. as the Plainsmen racked up a one-sided 41-13 win. and a dozen seniors finished their careers in a blaze of glory. Jim Pop” Reynolds was acclaimed the hero of the day and was awarded the John J. Waterman trophy for outstanding play, and finis was written to a successful season. And it's Mill swinging in tin- middle of M-nn GEORGIA AUBURN 14 PERIOD 2 PENALTY I D OW N 14 YDS. to GO GEORGIA 6 AUBURN 20 PERIOD 4 PENALTY I D 0 W N 10 YDS.toGC G 10 20 30 40 SO V;,0 X I 13- [ION II y 2 ; 3 ' WEST J —. 5 t 10; 6 Q 9y GEORGIA 13 AUBURJL27 PERIOD 4 PENALTY 2 DOWN 5“ YDS. to GO juld write here could improve on these. Due to the fact that this, the forty-sixth volume of the Glomerata, goes to press during December of 1942, those many important campus activities occurring during the winter quarter are necessarily denied coverage in this volume ... In this category fall the three major sports of basketball, baseball, and track, whose seasons have not begun at the time of the deadline for this volume ... While deploring the fact that the pleasure of recording the successes of these Auburn teams is denied to itself, the staff of 1942-1943 must at the same time acknowledge that the coverage these sports can be given in the next Glomerata will be more in keeping with their prominence on the campus ... In the past the coverage of baseball, for one, has consisted of posed photographs from the preceding year’s team, and the number of action photographs has been quite small... By bowing to the necessity of publishing this volume in time to distribute it in March, the staff of 1942-1943 leaves to the staff of the volume that follows the privilege of according these sports the coverage they deserve ... THE CLUB The Auburn A” Club lias always been a peer among athletic organizations and this year it continued its activities. As each year passes the A” Club gradually grows anti develops its widening area of influence. The purposes of the organization are to bring together the athletes of Auburn and to keep the athletics on a high plane. The club limits its membership to lettermen in the four major sports, senior managers of these sports and cheerleaders, after three years of service to the teams. The members during the past year were: J. Ball. 15. Barton, J. Brush, H. Burton, A. Canzoneri, A. Clayton, K. Cleghorn. J. Cornelius, V. Costellos, J. Curlee, J. Fddins, J. F;errell. C. Finney, C. Fletcher, R. GafTord, J. Grimes, C. Grimmett, H. Hall. C. Harkins, K. Irby, B. Jenkins, J. McClurkin, J. Martin, T. Mastin, W. Milner, H. Morgan, M. Motley, IS. Reed. J. Reynolds, J. Robinson. J. Seay, C. Ward, and F. Williams. HkSI kOW J Hall. H Hud, J HmJt II lliitwi, A ; Oiwraicii. A. Oniin. li SI X NI MOW V. (ffwlw., V (� CrIWrt. J (miff, ) I .JJin,. I-., hilrnn. (. . k Fbidw, i h GtftaM i hi no ROW i (rmw C A (illMirfl H ’ H� ll. C T Iiakin,. I | . M-,. B S J.nlum I II NV :luiiin. I R Mania FOURTH ROW H l Moican. M. MmIcv. I I . kf«l. ). A. knn.JJ. 1 ' Rat........ I H S� . C M w I I Wiltuau Jack Ferrell, prcuidcm of ihr A Club. Tlie Auburn chapter of the National Collegiate Society of Spiked Shoe is composed of those varsity athletes who have earned their letter awards in either track or cross-country. The object of the society is to bring together track athletes and to further the interest in track and field events at Auburn. It has become customary to honor the Senior manager of track by electing him to membership as a reward for his years of service to the sport. The members of Spiked Shoe are: John C. Ball. John E. Brush, Herbert Burton, Erwin Cooper, Earl Cleghorn, Louis Chateau. Charles Finney, Warren Fleming, John Grimes, Hoyt Hall, Bob Hints, Herbert Morgan, Bob Ortagus. Earnest Reed, James A. Robinson, Jim Seay and Cullen Ward. I he officers during the past year were: James A. Robinson, president: Bob Hints, vice-president; and Herbert Morgan, secretary.treasurer. THE SPIKED SHOE J. A. I lohinwn, preside ill of Spiked Shoe. J INS I HOW: J. Bull | I . Ibud. II lluumi I SI-:«ONI HOW: I!. I A. Qum , C. Iir.nr,. VC. C. HnMiif I HI HI HOW J It Cnno. H. C. Hill, li llmu. H I Mwkui. FOURTH HOW H . O K I Hod. I II Srj,. C M VCii.I First Ro«� ; H. P. A da . • F. I A-s-ir , O. X A..; cola. Jr.. T. 0. Baa't Jf. V . F. Baa«. J. W. 3a ' C. A. Baumh.ju -- r. 8. B.uir' il Second Row: L. S. B:alo W. G Bowron R. H 8-itler J. .1. Compbol J. 0. Cheetwood. W. J. Duncan. H. J. Fair N. G. F'ood. Third Row; J. L. Goyor. J. J. G'oqan. J. C. Gu nn, J. W. Hand. W. H ■ Fourth Row d e. Jr. J. L Horn. A D. H(iio� r. I. M. Mixon. N. Fifth Row: F. S. Hjdton. P. C. Hudtor, R. T. S. Johnton. Jr.. T. s. Jovoy W s King. R F K T W I. . D. Sit'h Row: W. H. Manley. L. C. Moy- H. 1 Mi Is. W. L. Mon tee. O. f Northinqfrr M u 1 ’1 Seventh Row: M M. Foarco. C. S. Perry. W. B. Per- - R. D. Qu'ra. Fd. R Penrhe- J. A. Reyroldv J. R. Royfods, A 8. Ruth. Eighth Row: C. M. S' K F. Sc P. S. ScoU. H. R. Soowoil R. E. Shirley. S. J. Tanlorsloy. W. 8 Tayl � . J. D. Tl Ninth Row: Wogner .1. S. Welch R. M. Wheaton F. W. W,l no c H. H. Wilton. J. M. Wr d. Jr. J. B W- odtuff. J. W Woodruff. hounded ji Miami University . . , Auburn settling here in 18 9 . . . Noted for big week-ends, this year’s not up to last, however . . . Boss Barr is guiding hand, while McCall cracks down in a financial sort of was . . . Vlrs. I lerlrerl is housemother and chapter sweetheart . . . King, Duncan. anti Tankcrsley are campus leaders . . . Park and Taylor think they are. loo. CHAPTER PHI DELTA THETA BETA First Row: 8. Ansloy. 6. A Ash. J. C. Soil. G. 0 J. B. Bonson. Jr.. J. P. Bentley, J. S. Bentley. F. R. Bianlenship. Second Row: I. J. B - ! n M. fcrir ion. H. A. Buchanan, E. C. Cnpr II, G. Co-noll. W. T. Cox. I. R. Davis. J. I. I:- , Third Row: Sam Dillard. 0. Dolon, M. Me. T'Oty. J, M. Dru-i y, R L. Edwards C. w. Effongor J. O. I ■■ I. M............... Fourth Row: P-. F. Gilman. R. 1. Gin ,rirt V B Gr ' 'ir- B. Guy. C. S. Honorjon, I:. A. Horlong, R. HI tor. R. O. Hi I. Fifth Row: S. ' I i M. N H-• A R Moose. J. G. Hunter. L. T. MoKrf. W. H. Isbell. F E. JantOS. H. M. Johnstone, Si«th Row: W. F. Luncy M. R. McEvoy. D. T. March. J. B. Marlin. R. C. Mar tin. K. Matic-ngor. I T. Mill'.ar. I. Mit ' Seventh Row: J. Montgomery, B. J. Moody. D. N. Murdoch A. S. Noble, p. N. N( rvo i i Nal Nik • lls Pi M Nuchol s. F. D. Piorco. Eighth Row: C. R. Pitts, J. W. Plows. J. W. Rire, .1 B, Rirhordv.n, W. C. Rlrl.lor C. L. Roberts, W. M. R Ninth Row: J. E. Rucks. Y G. Somford I . 6. Sherrill. H. L. Sherrod. Fred Slosn, Z. A. Snipes I. 0. Soclweil. W H. Steele. R. L. Tat. , Tenth Row: J. R. Taylor. J. C. Terror. A R. Upshaw W. S. W gqin-. J. L. William. J. D. M, Williamson. B liy Willingham. C. E. Wood. J. P. Woodson. I.miii): rnen by lire hour to the Armed Service , rile Alpha Tan's survive with I’rexy Sherrod in command . . . auislcd by notables Sherrill. Rich-ler, iirul Rodger . . . l;orin.il Dances .ire specially; throw two (2) Orchid Halls a year . . . All worried about Richter . . . he's Kelt''’’ one-sided carrying so many keys . . . Mom Conric won everyone's heart as house mother . . . Chapter established here in IX7‘ . . . Wear Maltese Cross, loyal to the a ure and gold. ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER ALPHA TAU OM p P A ALPHA l:d I ee is ni.iyor of Kipp Alpha, Alabama, with I-rank Chicken” Hutching anil Bill Pulncy a assistants . . . Do icr Core, ali.u Jack Scdridge. pinches pennies . . . The present government ii thinking of establishing a Inis lint- for tin- brother and dates—yes. some do have the courage to walk out. I.ols of new pledges made this one of KA's best years. Too many brothers leaving for the army and elsewhere. Best of luck to you! Miss Corye takes care of her boys and is tops with them. Fits Row: K. A-ioo J. 3. An-' W. F. Anar© -. W. Ballard T. B. Bodlin, G. Comtnacl. L. R. Chilli-. • . Second Row: D Cotr. S. C. Craig W. A. Datd'.r, M. Di. pier S. ■ Third Row: H. Flanagan, S. B. fcunloin. C. X Fricks. W. C. Fidiots. W. Gordrt-'. Fourth Row: E. P. Garrett. M W. Gcr don R. L. Grace. J. O. Grimes D. 1. Hardy. J. R. Fifth Row: inqor. 3. G. Ho man. J. E. Howell, J. O. Johnsor. Siith Row L-. C. Lee-. K. Logan, I). C Lyons. C. McCcwon, T. S. Malone B Mann. Seventh Row: J T. Melvin, J. Mi .drum C. Morris C. L). Orriscn. J. W. Owens R. Eighth Row: • W. Py-lnoy. W. R. Rogers, J. Rowe. C. C. Sapp. V. Scott. Ninth Row: • W. M Tsft. J. C. Traylor. H. Urgjh.srt D. W.sdc. R. M. Williams. mt 1 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Only haute on the ri l'i tide of the tracks . , . I:ralrrnity (onml.il in 181ft . . . Chapirr eclah-lishcd lien 65 years a«o . . . plenty of big operators . . . Formal ii biRKett even! of social « J-son . . . in more ways than one . . . ConKrrga-lion led by Johnton with no cooperation . . . I.it tie I)or Smith, Pocllnil . Scott, and llaldv Allicon head lonR litt of rein .-lining officers. First Ro«� . A. Bornos. Billy Barton I. A. B' A 3 I'- r P. men E. Brucc. Second Row: B � . ' .ml C' I cl ©stor, J. Coloman. R. C mandnr, A. Crain H. R. Dor don. C. R. Don son. N. tenyon. R. A Dobbin.. Third Row: W P. Dun in I F- .• n ; W I wood Jr.. L. A. Fuller O. Gilla . M. Giimdcnu. J. S. Glon,-. H C Graio A. f Gifi.r . Fourth Row: A. Grubb'.. R. ( Hoils Eric Horl W. I. Hobson J . W. Hubbard. M. J.i lyor M Jr it-. G. I• r P. H. Johnson. Fifth Row: V I Jcnot. R. H. Jonos. Jr. W. Jc. . E. KiJobmw. E. J. Lico G. B. M Drill. 1. M l Sinlh Ro : A. G. dcMi Ion. T. M'N.jrfin. F. Manipur-. J. (). Mile,', W. J. Millsop. I. Moor I. Molloy. K. Niolson. Bob Noon. Seventh Row- S. Pot n A I Pearson. J. J. Peas©, I. Prase. I. I). Petroy. H. W. Poo Initr. F. R iout A Robir . - r. Eighth Row: J. Roll ns Jr. W. H. Ryan. I. A. Sr .rb W J. W. Scot . L. H. Seay. L. Shannon J. R. Sh p-iord H. Ninth Row: cor, J. 5. Strange. O. D. Street C. latum. $. Toons©' J Ur'lethuon. W. P. V gt W. V Tenth Row: D. A. Wait rrao. J. H Warm J. M Wr-riil W Whatley. C. 8. Wh.ddor A. . Wit iams. A J. Wii linglian. f Wright H Wright. ALPHA MU CHAPTER BETA THETA CHAPTER I G Firtt Row: 1 A bright, J. T. A Ion. J R. 8« I. A. T. Bradford. W. H. 8ucl, T. W. Burkott. E. Cadonnoad. Second Row: Carlisk, C. L. Champion E. C. Con ner. M. C. Cool W. H. Crawlord. R. 6, bowdy. Jr.. J. F • rd Third Row: f H. M. Fulonwidor. H. E. Ga-tt , C. L. Gay. E. H. Gravo: B, L. Harbort. Fourth Row: M. B. Haf'O H. C. Hijwron. J. F. Hiqht, H. L. Hiljon L. F. Hoi J. Holman. J. Howard. J-. Fifth Row: R. G. Hon G R. bull. M. E. Jordan D. f LiV A I. Lipicomb. W. B. toque. Jr.. M. McCa lough. $i«th Row: R. S. McKriq1 T. Mayo- C. E. Michael- P. H. Mi lor. J. W. Millor. Jr. E. K. Mooro. W. T, Morton. Seventh Row: W. S. Nall K. C'Ncal G. Parko W. C. Pea«son. Ed Pony. R. Roy. 0. Robert. Eighth Row: N. fi $ns©n, C. T. Scott. J. P. Shnffn- G. Stiaw. H. A. Smi . J. A. Smi W. S' ! • I. Ninth Row: tack Thomas. E. F. Thor. F. Todd. F. Tripp. L. Tuck r. A. Wotho'al , I. V . White, Jr.. H. Wr-iamion. l.ile i� tlic chief of the Ak Hollow tribe, call himself comniiinder . . . Mole Michael is l.ieu-tenant Commander . . . Malcolm Cook does the scribbling . . . Uncle Kafr Hunt is chief ’em-bevseler . . . Last count showed twenty-seven baits remaining in Shaw's head . . . Lose the fragrant odor of perfume that floats over from the dormitories . . . McKmght is still setting the style for men's wear. M A N U Pint Row: C A Baris. W. W. Bedford. W. I. Birr, Jr.. J. Blalo. Second Row: $. f) C. Burch. Jr.. R. F. Burch W. T. Callor. J. R. C.� loway. Third Row: R B Cowort. W. c. Cow.vt, H. C. Crowfr.iri, J. Crenshaw. M C. Dav-' Fourth Row: V. t. soft Dovis. R. M. Fcoqin. C. M. Forbo. D. Gun H. C. Gay) F flh R. w: den E. J. Griffiths. A I. HoaC. Jr. C. W. Hoarn D. R. Hondorvon W C. Hill Jr, G. C. Hornsby. Sixth Row: C W • potricl. M. R. Ky m. R Mr Corr-ii I D. McCulloch F. A. M ■ Seventh Re - McRae. F. G. M .r11•. G. Morton A (.• h1 ,• i■ t D. Roid B. Rishor. Eighth Row: D. an .� W. G Shading, I. T. Smith. I T. Smith. M. G. Smith. H. R Snow. J. E. StoHnlo. Ninth Row: f. St W. D. South. Jr.. I. S Taylor. Jr.. M. V. I,css fc. H. Wi • David Wirto-s H. L. W ight. Strictly an uptown lodge • • • Screwball panic , barefoot jukes heading entertainment since rationing stjrt -d; I.aw ami semblance of order kepi by Hob Snow . . . Hill Gordon i� chief stooge . . . Fcagin handles purse strings, and Shcrling manages house and adjoining lots . . . Ky ar records the lasting deed of the bulge . . . Founded in 1868 at University of Virginia . . . Settled here in I8‘ 5. UPS LON CHAPTER PI KAPPA ALPHA I KAPPA SIGMA beta eta chapter Kappa Sitm.i . . . iruer.il Mixture . . . IJI.uk-v.«ll on liu driver' sr.il will, Kulillr on I In-. . . K.iistu-r pushes (lie pen .liul (i.irrrtl prays (or (lie first of (lie niontli . . . Nlollier I leleit is Nteertlie.itI in teller,il . . . Sl� i tin- four-inter umii; Vickers, p.irly-boy; l odd .mil K.iisiier, bookworms; Jininiic Davis. politician; Ralph Brown, don .it ion to tli.u liolt institution of matrimony; Price, .iclor of campus renown????? Fiisf Row: S. N. A-i.i-.-w-, I SA- I , SV. Bailoy. W. B,i y. M. A Baldwin, I C. Bid.-. J 8.- ri.--- I’ Second Row: fi ( Boyd, W. Biid B. Blow- R. B.r.wn P C. B-v J' ( '••• 1 Third Row: I . ( C - I v, i. J, .1. O I i . Fourth Row: I. C. D.sviv. II......... . l -.,n 1 tn l)y... Ov.l. ... tier. Baiot Garni. - S. G.S-..-M R. I. Goodin G. ' -f. Fiflh Row: , i • It, Heflin, C. R. I1 • n K. W. |l ,bb-. B II , w.,v J. R. II I II . M i ll ., Siith Row: I J. -.r,: . S. A. .1. . R. W. K.ti.r . .. I), C Kin.,. W B. t «j V , s. I... V. W, Lipsr ■ mil, Z. N ,|.in, .lurid Id,. Seventh Row: C M.nl.i II. N M W A. No,..- G. r. N- H. 1.... C. I. I ic. B. R«u l 1 R.i- M - i i , v Eighth Row: r , A. R i t - . - I - ,itF. - t F. ! .1 Ninth Row: II B ’ ..,..11 I - , 1 Thomas. E. II—,r n R. V . Tt,.„d,o. S. L. Il.mad gill. I. limbi . .1. C. T.u. P I. V,Volin. I. J. Vi 1 Tenth Row: B V.’ . . I. V M , W- , I. '.V. Wh. . . r G. VVnitr. . I iv. . ,i Wi .1. B W.lson, J. A. W , . W W. W . v. SIGMA I L 0 N Sigma I’li« bpsilon m.i founded .K KiiliniumJ College. Nov. ], 1901 . . . Alabama Alpha chapter was established Nov. 7, 1908 . . . Jack Adamson swings gavel wills either hand ... I . M. Lovell is president in charge of vice . . . Fondc handles (lu- bills one way or another . . . Roger Smith checks the roll and corresponds with correspondents by correspondence . . . Spearman educates the pledges . . . Mrs. Walker has her hands foil but keep everybody happy. First Row: J. C. '■ T. E. Bothal. J. F. Biddle. I I. Bod ion. Socond Row: J. W. Bioen. J. M. Bridges R. C. B-jnor. W. W. Chalmers, M. A. Champ r. J. G. Coats, dr. Third Row: C M Cribb. J' I Cutloo V . P. Davis S. F. Dogqat III J. C. Friddlo. Fourth Row: '..I-:- - I Hall. L. S. Ha l Jr.. W. C. Hi . Fifth Row: J W JacVscn. G. L. Jonson, S. 7, Johnston. E. G. Jonos Jr.. W. $. Kelly D. I icoy. Sitth Row: A. W. Lc Mar P. M. ! r.v'-li. .Ir. T. F LovoR .1 M, McComsoy, 5. M. McNabb. J. C. Martin. S. M. Miller Jr Savonth Row: an. Jr.. C. V. Oi Powers. V . M. Rains C. A. Row F. Y Row. .It.. G. C Rob-incon. Eiqhth Row: J. A, S''us: '. T. W. S'rvqqs, A. C. Smith N. t-. Smitt H. I . Smith M. I. Spear-men. J. M. Str ot Ninth Row: W V. Sm H. G. Tapia. W. D. Turaipsood. C. W. Van D lo. J. J. War ron. V . 1. White F.. M. Ychn. Hirst Row: wn, D. Suits. R. L. Crook. A. W. Cress. C. Crow. 8. W. Dean. Second Row: W. t Dupre • f or tor, J. Fauokner. Bob Ferguson. J. I ladle , R. L. Third Row: J. Herbert V C. I Jones D. Hopton. Jones F red Hopton. R. I Fourth Row: S. P. McClurk in. D. McCormack T. McCutchoon. F. Martin Fifth Row: R. Russel. J. w. Rye. A. H. Sims, M. D. Sims, Hlerbert Sutton F. Tobol Sixth Row: i Turn! ull, W. J. Walsh. R. K. Warren. W. H. Weaver W I. Williams. T. M. Wood. Delia Sigma Phi was founded in colonized on the Auburn campus in IW7. 'I'hc cli.iplrr homo occupies iho center of Fraternity Row . . . Reputedly closely knit and quirt, the annual Sailor Hall never fails to bring the home down . . . Hob Crook serves as President; Hob Klneli, Vice-President; Wayne Peake. Secretary: Don llopton-Jones, Treasurer; Carl Micks, Scrge.int-.il-Arms, and Charles Crowe, Mouse Manager . . . Mrs. C. A. Harris rules a thoroughly willing group as Mouse Mother. DELTA SIGMA PHI Firrf Row , I R-. n R W Beaty. A. I. O. V . 811loo J I. Bowing. St-cont) R ,w. B. B. Bui W. M. Burris. I A Caso. W. N. Chan Third Ro Connor, i. S. Co«, J. B, Cmho, I). B Croft, J. B. Fourth Row: FI, F, Fori, B. U. I • b.c .tl. C. I). Ccoiqo. W II. Oilmoro W W Ola Fifth Row: I I Hart R, Hdtl W. 11. Monel. J. R. f(arris, I. A, loyev. M. L. Iloyle-. Sirth Row: Hughes. I . E. Iiby. W. J. Ishe I. W. I Johrslon. P. I . Jose'.. I Si. Jo«f- n, 6. W. Kennedy. P. I. Loo. Seventh Row: J. A. McC'ory. O. W K. • J. A. M.«r In. II H. Mor«i.m. J, W Mor ion, B. H. Nolle. C. Nt wton, W. E. Pass. Eighth Row: J. A. Piplir J. C. Powell. V.' F. Rawlinsun H. F. Riddle. .1. T Ninth Row; S. H. St ovilh , C. M Stiller s. A D SitMtill. F. C. Sm alloy W. I. Spon.:«. J. T. Steams, R. H. $tor ii II. A. S. Stilton. Tenth Row: F 1 Thomas. T. S. ,f.i|).,. n J. B. Thro .her F. 8. J. J. While . !«• A G Witjtjiny. C. Youn |, . B Y unu I Yojnq. N.tiinniil Professional Veterinary l;r.iternity . . . Born Ohio Stale I Stilt, Auburn offspring 1912 . . . ISI.ilot k raises navel in meelinK . anti Cockers in b.it k yard. O.inliin stilt-elitef , , , Riddle writes anti roll-calls . . . Glamor knows where money’s buries! . . . llarrell and Beaty Kuan) slttorv, Spence manages house affairs, keep abreast of times by raising pris-c of boars!. ALPHA LAMBDA CHI t ALPHA i OMEGA Z E T A CHAPTER I .treated on V«1 Man . . . Annually a llrii from UncK S.nn for plowing up so-called lawn . . . Members still can't make «•«v:l«t o’clock classes in Broun . . . Hamel cracks whip . . . KimI of mem-here just crack . . . Sanders. Steven anti Adams net in each other’s nay . . . Bi shots include . . . Housemother Mrs. Gen in maintains that order can he kept, hut as yet there ■ � no affirmative evidence. First Row: ii. Ashmore, W. L. Bnrhom, Join. B ndotl. P. H. B I. Second Row: Bradley. R. W. Brec e. E. C. Brook . O. Chris ii � r. R. S. Dabney, III. Third Row: Richard Doily. Ft. C. Dot cl. R. R. I Hi-.. M. II. Iloyd. W. H. Floyd, W. 1. Grant. Fourth Row: I. Hogan. H. S. Moldsombcck. R. S. Hoslin . U. Hughes, C. M. Johnson R. I . Jordon. Fifth Row: L McClendon. Ft. E. McE-hancy. I I. M Kclvey. Sixth Row: Phi Oil. D. H. Potter, A. R. Romonus. J. II. Son-ders. J. C. Skewe . H. 1 . Sta fch u • Seventh Row: L. I. C. Wolmsley. W. T. Ward A I Williams. T. D. Wood. THETA C H I (ilioii'r los.ifion behind the dormitories, viitli lli ’ trees were cut ihouy.lt . . . Goolsby pulls purse stiinys while I w dies presides .ind I'nielt doodles . . . Milling .it scholastic Itoilors mill l.ew.illen, 1'r.irer. Irayiii . . . Politici.m Clay scrib Ides lor Freshmen, .nid Strickland is hiy money nun for Seniors ... I on : .mil l.oftin li.nml tlie GI.OM-liRATA Office; Ort.iyus upholds .1 tide tic pres-line . . . Mother Gregory tries to keep order. Fust Row; V . All. O 8 Barn.' .. H Bird G I Bl.i'r, G. B oyd. H fi. iv.i Second Row: G. 8'Owr F. B Bryan . W. Calhoun. P. Clohlophor W. P. Cloy. 1 Third Row: I Oenton J. A. Dorman J. P. Dualey. J, A. Eornoit I J. F.-„.|ir Fourth Row: I Feopr W. C. f nch. Ffo.,?r k. G hhy A. D Gro n J. W. Green. J. rim, R..W HcOpor. It. I. llo.it I G. Irwin. I, T. Jonoi, f. W. Koli . Siith Row; I Y., wife- W. ■ I. L.jnq. O. J. Lowol on, G I. I ft.. If. M. 1: 11 j C. S Love A w Seventh Row: I I Mr.A . iff� M. Meqao. .1. G M- -or... $. I t. Muie.. '. J. Murphy, J. P Murray. Eghth Row: B $. M. .jir R. G. O. taejus, M F. Pal.' O Pruett. W. C. Richardson. W. R. Roll. l b. ry. S.e S.itui n. Ninth Row: O. Sl I land. J. w, t.i'oblyn. Charles Toa-ilc. J. R. Twillcy. J. I Wnlfor. I S W- .11 am. I C W-i««l . 9 £ C5 . Ask M • Q p : A JrW h Lli.2 SI O .1 . , VL :i im £21 O i p P ffiK . dt M C P l.k .k w tfk. p 5 ijkA'k i. o p fj.rjs ?. 1 ■ si ,p p O iW 7 f c iHk k P ! a 6 ££. LIT. 0 v P A.waw; JU First Row: R. B fcMfdon 1. F, 8- I. J. Britcoc R. A B. • w.� y M R- - . A f G Second Row: W ’ hron. R. R. Cok mar 1. 1. Cor lay O. T. C' � V. R. L Dsvis. W. H. Dir lP Third Row: C. W Do. rninri 1 W Ountard. A, M )yl. A. 1. toward-, N. H Fifr. L. C. Rttp atricl. Fourth Row: $ N. Fit.-i .at.; . C W. Goolsby C. B, Giant. J. B. Grr- nv L. W. H andloy H. Hanson. Fifth Row: F L. Hinf-n O. S. H.i- fsnr .1 • .-iniian C. J. Jone , H. M. L.n. R. v. lewiv A. H. Linn. Siith Row: w. D. Linn R. L. 1 V C. D. Mr Caitha. J. M. M Ciancy 1. R. M • Guire R. M. Mat Iha. J. A, M ... Seventh Row: H. M Bffiwothor, P n. Moo..- W. . i. Nr-iolibm. J. Ni. 1 C. N ■ t. ... II J. Oat k y. J. W ‘ . ■ Eiqhth Row: V . H. Paco C Parlor. C. F. Pass. ' M Pitlr nan C. : J. Poiinc.riy B. M Pi; - ... M Ninth Row: 1. W. Robin y r. 1 M. S-f.iti -1 1. H. Str-wa- F. C. Sum-.-s. W. K Torva ipsnn. J. D. Ty!i?� . 1. T. 1 (Vt Most convenient to An . . . e.isils acc«- tittle via new walk . . . I.ij; ' ’l:normoti� York swings the gavel, Admiral Coconullie.id l.ttf ' substitutes. Springtime Merriwelher tote the dough, Oink. Oink ' Neighbors k«-eps rsx'ords. Cr.ine I’ittm.in tells the press ... II. l. O. Hull. York. Merrisselher. Davis. I.nfkin, Corley. Briscoe, etc., etc. . . . Little Gruff still mourns ■thsence of ''Biu iruff . . . M.imnt.i Simpson still loves 'em .dl. X I c H A P T E R ALPHA GAMMA RHO first Row: P. . Bail lolo, B J. B w, O. B:yanl, G. Cowart, J. Dixon. J. A. Dowcy. Second Row: 3. E. Doyol, C. Dunn. J 1 . Cocrcj. H. Giles, J. F. Heard. J. M. Helms. T ird Row: L. H nry, W. I f C. W. Horton, J. F. Huqqins. R. C. Johnson. Fourth Row: I D. Utile N. I. Liver, W. A. McG'nly, W. B. Mnnninq, S. T. Mayo, W. R. Fifth Row: 1 M. Mi lor B. M 0 I, J. D. Mitchell. J. W. Mobley. G. K. Mi ■ iy, 1.. Moiri Sixth Row: 8. M. No li J. f. Pate. R. K. Rainer. C. W. Ranlin. K. D. Jr. Seventh Row: H. A. Spies. R. M Stanford. 11. Thielsch, C. F. Ihorna., C. thrower. A. H. lompliins. H. Ver 1 n. Eighth Row: 11. B. Wi I . D. H Wili am I. M. William1. P. W. Wiliams. R. Whistler J. C. Wocdliom, G. P. Younq. Moved iulo new Iioiiv iliis yr.ir . . . I oiirth floor boys .ire clamoring for elev.ilor ... I o l mm 10 Army. Navy, .mil I la ritual) graduation—will he the uimc story llux year . . . Dowdy tries to rule. I ui iweniv-fivc seniors having last fling are li.ml to hold . . . Slapping lines keeps Muggins busy; Manning i money man . . . I.ucky to have Mrs. Ni'Imhi US new I Ioiim Mother. O !� BET ALPHA LAMBDA PI KAPPA PHI O a , fa Things Jcv mmiini: smoothly under guiding luml of I’rrxy W eldon and grasping hand of Moneybags Nettles . . . Mother Al 'till has thing under control although she 11.In missed the .luitljnn-of HoiiM-hoy Johnny Summer mIio left 11 t«� join .mother great fr.it. the United Stale Army . . . Only disturbing factor in lodge during this year ha been John K„ who ha gotten Mtmewh.it out of hand” since Sugar Miller wa drafted . . . Very proud of new lawn ami shrubbery and proudest of all of members anil pledge who are now sers • ing in armed forces. Piryf Row: t . Al i n Second Row: S. Bull. D. K Third Row: I. F. Harris. Ed Hendei Fourth kow: J. Fifth Row: 1 W. E. Oqlc-reo. Sam Pago. J. B Parham. Sixth Row: J. M. Parham B I’ ■ J. I. Pritchett, J f. Redder h. P. Roberts. F. Roots. Seventh Row: ey C. Siltes, R. B. Smith. G. B. Spokes. H. H. Sleworl, I. h m i . Eighth Row: A W • fjon, M. J. Whi-.nan W. William- H. With or-.. C. M. Wooo. S I G M A Bwn on campus since ’26 . . . gaminy; moncnium as tlle iso .ilon : . . . Ambition is to ssin an athletic Cup ... I louse split hi’luwii Army .mil Navy Rrwrvrs . . . Proml of Brother I'lnlnr, who died a hero's death wills the llsmy; li� jiTs . . . Brauner leads the park, vshile West (iyjliis oft creditors and takes in cadi . . . Cleveland pinch hits lor Brassner. and I looper scribbles notes. hirst Row: G. C. Atm Blovin 8. L. Bolder. W. R. Brawncc Second Row: [). A. fophor, O. L. Cleveland E. F. I Third Row: J B. Holt. L. -1 Hooper E. W. 1 nd ly J. D. I ' lay M Fourth Row: I M. Mann W. F. Mar-den. D. R. Martin. S. A. Me ole . J. G. Moore. Fifth Row: D A N-hriq. T. C. Prldmore. J. O. Seamans. FI. E. Smolley W. W. Slone. Sixth Row: J. A. Stratiqos. E. J. Vakafcc . B. E. Wates. C. FI. Wobb. J. L. West B. F. Whitehead. ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER First Row: A. Dan Bittner, R Second Row: f:. Charlton I i, N hen, C. Cevon, J. Third R w: A. J. Elinor P C. Feaqin D. Feagin. L. Franklin, Fourth Row: A C rain Robert Hyde. R. Jeffcoat. Z. T. Jenkins. H. L. Job Fifth Row: T Lang. D. W. I lilt C. J. Luke J. I. Mr VI chael O. J. Mayton J. M. Moore I. Moni.. Sixth Row: It- j Vi r ris, C. A. Nix W. T. Norm.tr, C. D. Pate. Ed. Pearson, H. W. Poe, L. Ram • .. Seventh Row: f . ing. C. H. Swindle E. M. Swindle W. H. Thom.i J. I Eighth Row: orilln, J. W. Ward, H. C. Watkins, G. M. Weave' J. H. White. R. M, Wood, C. W. Worley. O Slarlinl I lie summer under neu u.inu- . , , still IJrowinn despite large losses to Army .Hid gradua lion . . . Chapter nmler stroll) .inns of ilie Morris twins willi Fred swill): ill); I lie gavel anil liynn picking the boys’ pocket . . . Jolinson Mis .1 understiids 10 l;red, while Moore liandle the communications . . . Prof. Kirklev is still the il.nldv of iln- house. Piftt Row: W. R. 8«it( H. 8. B« v.f. S. M. Bfodtl ... T. B' J. O. Bridges. J. Browne, S. Borosicths, B. Second Row: R, Bcuh J. O. Bailey, C. Campbell. F. Cantoned, E. Cofdor, irdoi D C. Chichosloi. Third Row: K. E. by .1 I). C- ..I I W. Colli.. C. Cowart. W. Crow Fourth R w: • H D.oko, C. ill i. W. Fleming, J. Fovler. H. B. G'oon. F.flh Row: M Gdfl th F. H, W. R. loner W Hanoi. W. Modi.--. G. Hoard. M. M llewlell. A H won) Si.th Row: W N • F. Kir i S. Le r.gihoto, K. McKenzie. .1 P. Mr W .hon. L. Malone : Mo H. M roll. Seventh Row: R. N'.rri S. I F. tloo. FI. Poyne, .1 H. Plodyo. Jr.. J. I. Pope. J, M 1 • wo II. I'ruilt M A. (,)iii ty Eighth Row: I. Pair. I Rombo. T. C. Reins. G. B. Richardson, Rosen I «irf. G. Ryan. H. B. Sand-in. I . I.ipp. J. D. Thomo Ninth Row: J. H. Thomas. B. f. Von he Williorr V otlof, H. W.iron H. Wor. A. Wells, H. Whaley. O. E. Williams F. Wyatt Inn mil'll .it Mi.mu University. Oxford, Ohio, in 18 5. (laiinn.i Sigma Cluptrr mode its Auburn debut in 19 IT . . . Ruled over by Hoard and Fleming, while ISoiirnr h.indled the finances, the chapter saw one of its best years with 8 actives and pledges making up the roster . . . Numerous sosi.il functions highlighted by the annual formal, and lop intramural athletic honors rounded out the year. SIGMA 0 A M M A S I 0 C H I M A CHAPTER TAU EPSILON PHI TAU OMICRON CHAPTER Don't Id I he face scare yon—the Tati Ppsilon Plti' are really human . . . Chip Pry i die-tator of the chapter. Norman Cohen lakes over when Fry i chasing tome of In women . . . Men-tleholtn does the bookkeeping, and make himvelf generally hated b presenting hill at the begin ninn of the month . . . Mole Silserslein it on Fry's lap. writes minute. and keep everyone posted on the very best literature. First Row: J. Coroblum. Second Row: R. P. Coim-m R. . Third Row: I L A. A. Long V. L. Mendelsohn. S. M. N«-w man. Fourth Row: M. H. N D. W. Rosenberg, L. Sch ffman. Fifth Row: M. H. Schlosborg. B. H. Silverman. J. M. Sil verstoin. A. Steinberg. OMEGA M A Newnl fraternity on tin- (.itiiput. .rta chapter � .i founded March .’ft, 1940. by Miiilrnn of Veterinary Medicine a .1 professional-social fraler-■lily . . . Only students of Veterinary Medicine are eligible for membership . . . All member hold Second l.ieiitenant « nimi� ions in the Army . . . Whitney, President; Nowlin. Vice-President; Cap-linger. Secretary; Nall. Treasurer; Qninone . I’lednemaster. First Row: Amy V Ayr-. I A Eocliman. O. B-i-t :•• ( E. H. Biss, w. W Bird. I’, vi Second Ro� Plow. J. F. Biown. T. C. Bush, Ji. W, C. Coplin.i'if, Third Row: W. B Cor-’H.sn, D. Con plon. I, R. Cooper. D. R. Coppa'ie, W. F. Cof-pocm. R. R. CowoiV R. W. Powsoy F I D oli.itr Fourth Row: II. M. Ed'niv -.r J M. F.nch • K. Ginl.y. r G wide O. H. Giohum. B Hoymor. V . • Fifth Ro- G B. Joffe.son. V . Jellotson. . K. Johnson. B. M S.ith Row: • • R. 1 . E. toper. G F. McCarty. R. McFemn. H. L. McGee. FI. F. f.' nl. Seventh Row: J F). N.il Noodhotn. C. I. Nowlin C. H. Po.lr-irt. W. W. Putney. B. Quin Eighth Row: I I Rocd, L. D. Rod‘1 ■. W. H. Shic'or, J M Shulr- J. I Sled |e .1 R Smith I W Til' ir pvin W. A 7i! Ninth Row: M. R Tu. I« • A V. Tumei . Whey bum. I ') Whidden G. I). Whitney J. M. WiMiomt J. P. Youiut. W. O. Yrnirui, r jLd k r' 4 I 1 . � ' hjr; h SIGMA LAMBDA CHAPTER First Row: $. i . Allcin .cn, J. 3.i D. R. Br d ingfield. M. B. Bide . M. V. Binghnm, M. B . Second Row; M. I. Bradford. M. ( Burns. M. T. Chambers. B. W. Cosby, tv L. D. Evans. Third Row: I). Fenn, L. Fleming, S. D. Homing, D. Hondorsor, F. Hon dr'. Is A hi. k Fourth Row: N. K. • • . ( Moore. C. D. Moseley, N Mosoley, f). J. Nicho' J. Nomi.ri. Fifth Row; P P.n: [ F'almer, S. Poooplcs. S. Pride J. Ro'ner. A. Sherer Sixth Row: E. L. Sims, S. A. S V. A. Strong. J. Summers, C. Tatum, D. Seventh Row: A. C. Thro,her, M. loom or. J Townsend. M. u: • r M. Viney.iri: I W.i I i «. Eighth Row: M. Walker. A. W dm B. Wo-kins. I. Wid. beg E. Williams K Wright, M. Young. I Olindrd ill 1ST—licro i..' «.ill nurwlvo Ni :iu.i lambda; arc | romi «� I h«'in : lint orK.inircil . . . Ivnn nili-' tin- unruly bum'll and Bradford pincli-liit wlu'ii mvd arises . . . Miiirlv keeps vriiiiin.il record of tin- member ; Tliomas diitilio the money b;iRi . . . Atkinson, Nortn.in. .mil Kaiiier have their wy-no in W. S. (� . A. . . . WVvc y;ot our share of top-notch pledges. beauties. II. W. O. C.'s. honor society keys, and 15. M. O. C. t pirn . . . Malrimoni.il record risini; rapidly!!.' KAPPA DELTA First Row: J. Adorn-. Mory A.lew B. Bel B. S. Bock, R. W. Bowen, R. Brun . Second Row: M. Cargill, M. I. Davis C. Dixon, N. J i Third Row: I. Ellis. M. Ellis, E. Fleming, J. Golewood, K. Hell, F. Hunter. Fourth Row: C. Huppfcl Helen Johnson. K. Jones. M. F. Jones, D. Korrher, M. F. K Igore. Fifth Row: S. V. K'rk wood. P. A. Kloeti, B. S. Lindsey, M. Loren . C. Moyer, L. Perry. Sixth Row: M. Perry, K. Philip.. B Plowden. J. Price. W. R. Prica, P. J. Prigmore Seventh Row: C. Richmond M. L. Richmond. M. M. Sellers, S. Spurlin. B. J. Stebbins. V. Stoval. Eighth Row: R. P. Stronge, L. White. M. Willioms, Jeon Williamson, J. Wynne. Prexy C. J. i Juno) loads throo formats . . . wliilo Mary � orl� in vain in r.iivr our I. Q.!!! Judy (iililln v.lull' iln money flu. . . , Secretary Kay oarnod In-r fame in minute !! If you waul Vin . . . Wo k' i ’em! MitJuy Rais of destiny . . . Itoaiuiov Juno Adam . . . I -'ranees Idlis . . . Carolyn Moyer!! May tpieen . . . Kathryn Jono� !! I t.im ov lilliv Iakov over June Adams’ I lomo-ooin-iny: Crown while making Who’s Who and Phi Kappa Phi!!!! ALPHA BETA CHAPTER C H I OMEGA PHI OMEGA PI loiimh-sl al University of Nebraska in I• 11� . . . I .oca I chapter is I si . . . Marjorie Prince is chief K-ivel shn ;er . . . As .1 rush chair in .in, I ol Irish can't he beat . . . Claims most attractive chapter room where vjooil times are has! by all . . . Truth. Honor, l.ove, loyalty, ami closest homls of sisterhood . . . that's us. the nirlx who weai the pearls ami sapphire of Phi Omejta Pi. f irst Row: A. Arne . I . Boqli.-y. S. A. Bennett b R Cho-nce- Second Row: VI. I. r i j M. E. Fosheo J. Hollemnn. D. M. Irish. Third Row: A. L. Iibell. J -In lief II I l. K'h Mohan, S. Moi'rm ry. Fourth Row: S. Northrup. N. M. P if. M. Prince, B. Pruitt. J. L. Sulim Fifth Row: { . J. Vi • I . A. V‘i 1, M. Whitlock E. Witmer W. Woodoll. THETA UPS Founded in by Califormans; made its en- trance lure in 1955 . . . Norma Kay Antrey rap out the orders in capacity of I’roideni; Brnlali Crawford backs lier up as Vice . . . Helen Krauss counts tin- pennies; Mnbetb Piper is responsible for tbe written record of tbe meetings . . . awards .1 losing cup to tbe most representative nirl on campus; manages to ;is-e a Kainlmw dance once a year. First Row: M. R. Au' � y, M. J. Bio ■ 8. Crow f(,rd M B. Ddvis. Second Row: V Fioh, C. Finegon. L. Gilmore. M. K. Hnmilton. Third Row: D. Johnson I Krous-, J. V Mr Curdy L Ni on. Fourlh Row: V. Puync. M. Pipe l. PolUird. M. Popwell. Fif h Row: M. F. Prllchell. F. 1 oylor. K. Vance. D. Willinms. M. C. Wyall. First Row: ■ idd V. Bcnll N. D. B -isloy. Al i Blair. Second Row: Sarah Bol V Bur lord. S. I. Compbell, Mary Nell Chile Julia Digby. L. Dobbit Third Row: S. 0 b n P. M Elliot. (. L. frversolo. Jane Facilcr. Vary H. Ford f ourth Row Harmon S. Harmon M. Harris, M. Hodoe. J. Hof I Fifth Row: A. Hr u • J. A M Call, M Meagher, M. C. Morris. M. Row I . I. Sixth Row: 1 R M. Sim ,. V. Sim . G. V. Smith. S. A. Smith. Seventh Row: M. .1 Spr soles J. Wn I Walker, L. L. Walton I. J. Webb. K : . Wil Eighth Row: W liart I . Wil am ,on Dale Wilson J. Woodruff N. M Wynr K Varborouqh M.rrv Tiii� h- linkh-t ordrrt .it I felon (.'rook vie --| rni(li'nit . . . I’.u lilliot krrpt key to monos ilici.1 .it V..II js oilier key . . . Famous for Sunrise U.liHi- tor i-.irlv-u.iki-rt .mil m:«lnlytlii It-.1 tit lor lairoliH'iiort . . . (iro.ii holirvt-rt in nuking fim and m.ikiiiK honor ttwiriit-t. Make IhoIi . . . Il.ise Kal.i ruth itrek nilli tilt It people .it ('onimult. Unit - Sam, anil miter nolahh-s prewni. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA First Row: G. Davie D. J. Grady M. Haye-Socond Row: M. L. Hug. There-.i Hug. M. J. Jdii-.en. Third Row: Annette Jones Annie L. Jones, M. Kilburn, L. Lo'-etcn. Fourth Row: M. Merllc . A. Odum, K. Owen. V. Porter. Fifth Row: V. Ross Jane Shcffie o B. Ship pey, M. b. Widney. • l.ucinda l.am-lrr twine Ravel for local chapter. Beta Xi . . . vice.prexy is Annette Jones . . . enure group cuts capers at autumn Monte Carlo party . . . Kilburn pays grocer, buys stationery, collects currency . . . fond of spaghetti suppers, bridge-labs, 'n jalopies . . . stress scholarship . . . Sheffield is chapter's minutes-miss . . . keeps alert on cultural charm through sorority's Standards Programs . . . founded I'N).’ at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. BETA XI CHAPTER ALPHA DELTA PI BETA OMEGA CHAPTER In 1851 I lie first sororitv in the world. Alpha Delta I’i. was founded .11 Wesleyan Culli'Ki', in M.U'iiii, (ii-nryji.i. Beta On«'i;.i, the Auburn chapter. w.i ouhliiliril in 1941. Bril OnifRa'i pro-idem is Marjorie Burl; vice-president, Vernelle rordli.iin; secretary, Nancy Merrill, ami treasurer. Mildred Me � oii);h. First Row: S. Baxter I. Bern'’ M.i'jorV: Burt, H. Chapman Carolyn Clay. Second Row: M Clift T. Crevasse. F. Davis. Annie Deal. V. f mil am. Third Row: Sarah Glenn, S. Ho n M. Ha sten. V. Hoilinqshead, B. A. I lolmbcrsj, M. Howard. Fourth Row: A f‘ Kan-.inger I . Kina Ada McColeb. Mildred MrGouqh C. Melton, Nancy Mcrrii. Fifth Row: I M 7- M. Norlhcult. H. F. Portin',, J. Post. A. Rice. N. $.iII id Sixth Row: Marjorie Smith T. Stnith. F. f. Thompson, M. Tac or, M. Whit field. 8. J. Wilson. Phi Kappa Phi is .1 ii.ilioii.il honor society organized for lln purpose of mrourapiiii wlmlanhip anil original study among students. It is composed of professors and graduate ami undergraduate students sslio have distinguished thenivelves hy scholarship and intellectual service to their Alma Mater. Taking its membership on the quota system from each of the various schools on the campus, this senior honor organization brings to its members at Auburn the e«|ius'.ilent distinction l« r general outstanding � %ork that Phi Beta Kappa brings to its members on campuses having A.B. schools. However. Phi Kappa Phi is unique in the fact that in choosing its members it considers the extra-curricular activity of its candidates in addition to mere scholastic achievement. Members I'MI, classified according to their respective departments: Agriculture: Thomas I'. Corley, If. I.. Davit. Perry A. Dunn, Joseph II. Yeager. Architecture: Annice Watkins. Chemistry ami Chemical Engineering: Margaret Kilburn. John If. Martin, Ralph E. Styring, Jr. Pharmacy: Stanley W. Plant. Education: I.eta Bracking, Beniamin W. Dickey, A. A. l-'leming, Dorothy F:. Floyd, William F. Jenkins. I.uercti.i II. Perry . Engineering: Raymond A. A bell, Malcolm C. C«� ok. William J. Duncan. George ( . Garden, Victor C. Hicks. Robert P. Kloeti, Ross Martin. Jr., Sanford M. Morion. Eliah P. Perlman, William C. Richter, Perry A. Seay. P. Met all Smith. Home Economics: Dorothy Fenn, Marilyn A. Meagher. Nancy Jane Webster. Science and l iterature: Frames I'. Ellis. Jim II. MacNaiighton, M. Marjorie Perry. John W. Scott, Neil Glen Wilcoxson. Veterinary Medicine: George I). Colfee. Nolen D. Connor. Billie U. Flynn. John T. Riddle. Graduate Students selected were: l.ncile David, E. T. York, Jr. The officers are: Professor I.illy Spencer, president; Doctor Roy Goslin. vice-president: Dm'toi Paul Ivine, secretary-treasurer; Miss Mildred Moore, correspondent. PHI KAPPA PHI Pint How ! E C • B. Ov.it • , A Duns. J. M yeaqei. A, Wattisi M. O. K Ibu's. J. B. Martin � E, Vrurq V W Haul Second Row ... C. Bfactir. 8. w. Dieter. A A. t eninq. D. F. 'lord. W, f . M C. m . vy. J Ouncan, V. C. MieE . IMrd Bow B. P. K •.«. V Mi it • t a. P. ■ an. W, ( t . hr. -. P. A Sea,. P. V. S' ill Dot Fcsn M. M- iq‘ v. N. J. -•- Inti Foeth Bo. • •• •• •• W Oollr, . N. I Col..... 8. u IJ. 1. Biddle, f, T Volt. 12P� ) SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP Fir� f Row: H f Second Row: G. M H. W S. Kir , D. P. lil. ■ W C. RJcl.t.-. f H. Wit,.. . The purpose of Spades is set forth in the following preamble of the constitution: Whereas, feeling the need of some organization in the Senior class of this institution which, wholly independent of Unsocial and other relations, shall seek to gather together the most prominent and influential men of the class and of the institution, this society is organized. Choosing its membership of ten from the Junior class each spring, the retiring members nominate their successors to compose the active chapter during the next year. Spades is the highest non-scholastic honor that an Auburn man can have, and is the goal all underclassmen may strive to attain. The members of Spades are: Tom Bullington. Jimmy Butt. Ralph Davis. Billy Duncan. Warren b'leming, George Heard, Pete King, Duncan I.iles, Billy Richter, and H. H. Wilson. SPADES Otnicron Delta Kappa, national honor fraternity, was founded at Washington and I.ee University in l‘JI4, 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 tin-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. Third: To bring together members of the faculty and student body of the insti tution on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. The officers are: Pete King, President; R. T. York, Vice-President; Duncan Files. Secretary and Treasurer. Pint Row: r. H Bultinqtoo J. L. Butt R. W . G M. Hoard. Second Row: f Klooli E. C. Lc •. M. W ion. fc. I. Vert. !W) LEADERSHIP Blue Key, naiion.ll honor fraternity, was founded at the I Inivmily of I lorida in 192 1, ami � ,n established on the Auburn campus in I92 � . The « hj« ct of Blue Key is that: through the organized effort among college leaders in American colleges and universities, the established institution of society and principles of good cili enship may be preserved; the ambition for intellectual attainment and a desire to serve college and fellotss may be fostered among students in institutions of higher learning; student problems may be studied, student life may be enriched, and the progress and best interests of the institutions in vim'll the organization is found may be stimulated and promoted. I:arh year Blue Key sponsors the Freshman Reception which enables the new college men to become acquainted with their students and with the school officials. I he Honor Societies Ball and Homecoming are also sponsored by Blur Key, as part of their annual program. Trophies are awarded to the outstanding football player ol the Homecoming game, and to the best decorated fraternity house. A loving cup is presented to Miss Homecoming, who is elected by the student body. The officers are (ioree Johnson, president; Henry Sherrod, vice-president; Allred (ireen, secretary ; and Neil Wilcoxcn. treasurer. Members are Dewitt A Isobrook. Walter Barr, Jim Bourne, Aubrey Clayton, Vick Costellos, Billy Batloii, Bobby Dobbins, Bob I llis. Alfred (ireen. Jim Heard, Carl Hicks, Ty Irby, Preston Jenkins, (ioree Johnson, Mike Mil hue' , Henry Sherrod. Jack Tankersley, Neil Wilcoxcn. BLUE KEY first Row; D Asobrool W Bo' Bi y B� ”on J. N. Bourne A, C'oyton Second Row. R. A Third Row: I • • . LEADERSHIP (� ) LEADERSHIP CARDINAL KEY w Each year Cardinal Key, national honor society for women, taps twelve Junior girls who are outstanding in scholarship, personality, leadership and achievement. Cardinal Key was one of the first of such organizations to he established on American College Campuses. F’he Auburn chapter was founded in 1952, with its object being to study, discuss, and strive to further the best interests of the school. Cardinal Key sponsors Owls, a Sophomore honor organization for girls. It operates a tea room, the profits of which go into a scholarship fund. Cardinal Key is the sister organization of Blue Key, national honor society for men, and works in conjunction with it. The officers are: Mary Tinsley, President; I aura Wallace. Secretary; I lelen Krauss. Treasurer. The members include Sarah Atkinson. Mildred Brown Davis, Becky Gunn, Margaret Kilburn, I lelen Krauss, Marilyn Meagher, Mary Elizabeth Pritchett, Helen Smith, Mary I inslev, I.aura Wallace. Arnicc Watkins. ( !99 ' LEADERSHIP Sphinx, .1 senior honor organization for women, was established on the Auburn campus in May, 1955. Its colors arc blue ami gold, and 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 sponsors Oracles, an honor society for Freshman girls. This project also began in 1955. Sphinx also sponsors 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. Due to the present unstable war times, it was decided to use the fund formerly intended for the building of a cabin, to purchase War Bonds in answer to our country’s need. Sphinx aids various civic organizations and drives throughout the year. The officers of Sphinx for the year 1942-45 are as follows: Frances Ellis, President; Reid Anderson, Secretary; Mary Jo Ford. Vice-President; Delphine Thomas, Treasurer. SPHINX w WO) SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard ami Blade, (lie national honorary military organization for Senior members of advanced course R. O. T. C., was founded at the University of Wisconsin in 1902. Company I. of the Fifth Regiment, the Auburn organization of Scabbard ami (Made, was established here in 1924. Heading Company I. as Captain is Warren Fleming. Other officers include R. F. L'l I is, First Lieutenant; W. C. Richter, Second Lieutenant, and J. F. Retrey, First Sergeant. The members are: O. D. Alsobrook. J. C. Ball. J. W. Barr, B. D. Barton, R. R. Bell, M. D. Brinson, L. L. Brown, J. Ii. Brush, D. E. Buck, J. L. Butt, A. Ci. Canzoneri, A. C. Clayton, R. E. Colvin. R. A. Dobbins, W. J. Duncan, A. L. Dodd, R. F. Ellis, W. C. Fleming, J. Ii. Gaston, A. F. Green, M. L. Griffith, C. Grimmett, C. F. I larris, G. M. I Icard, R. T. Hunt, 1.. Ii. Irby, I.. R. Jenkins, J. Ci. Johnson, Ii. M. Jordan, R. R. Kioeti, Ii. C. Lee, C. E. Michaels, J. F. Retrey, W. W. Rutncy, W. C. Richter, Ii. C. Rodgers. J. II. Sanders, J. W. Scott, Ii. B. Sherrill, 11. L. Sherrod, R. VI. Smith, W. I I. Weaver, K. Ii. White, N. Ci. Wilcoxson. I I. R. Williamson, Ii. T. York. H'lt fto . M. Bait 8. : • - B I t.- 0 I i t B- . i. C. 8-.V j ( 6. .. $« ond Row i. i Bull R. I I I ■ • - i U...d o«. i : Mon. A. t, Gt M. I ’ C. A. O'. ■ . C. 1 o. M M. K I M 1 t III.. I. 1 .1. .;«H. fovith o- J. O. JoS ,o« t M Jo' l.m t. P. Klooti, E. C. I • • . C. E. M .h I. It. J. I. . W W I- .'.-, W C ■ ’ • • Hltli Ro«: H. I. I. t W H. K. f. While S. C. Wilco.v- H 0. W.lliii v 1 1. Y ■. military I Ml I T A U BETA PI I lu purpose of Tan Beta Pi is to mark in a tilting 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 past year the Auburn chapter of Tan Beta Pi has continued its policy of cooperating with the lingineering Council, a representative organization which Tan Beta Pi sponsored, in the solving of many problems concerning the engineering school. The organization endeavors to instill in the underclassmen in engineering a desire to achieve those standards that are required for membership. I he officers are V. C. I licks. President; R. I , klocti, Vice-President; J. B. Martin. Secretary, and Professor C. R. I lixon. Treasurer. fin Row I. W, Bah . I. tlo M. Cool, W. D. Dome!, A. I L . i I w H Do «vO«, W, J, Dm I Word Bow I fu i W M. G 1 ' M. L. Of.'• V c. M '.!� . , J. C. V. C. Mi..H I. C. -■ ili- v B W. « ■ IMrd Row: (r. f. Kloof; !• M. lovoll J. 6. R. Mvl S. M Mo-ton S OqMi.. 8. G f ■ .r. W C. R Eoufth Row: Joo- Bol ■, M I $■ • . J M. Smith. � E Wis-I, W W- W. A N W.-Jl-i I. I Woil M M Willing ENGINEERING ( 02 j business ftrtt Row: B S. All, J. M. -o� n, J. N. tow'iM l. -t B • Second Row • t I S JotMioa, J M. J. Thiid Ro� r ■ i . It. H M IoaIN Row. R. G. S 0� . T. VJ ScciQ'jV J. 0 Ihomjs W }. toylc' i. A1. WosJ C. I Wrlj , N O W............... J 1 delta Hi.- Ini.-rn.iii� n.il Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi � j founded ,n iln- N.-w York University School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance on November 7. I M� 7. Delta Sigma � ’i draw. it member, from the School of Business Adniini.tration and it the onl prof.-. .tonal fraternity connected with that field here at Auburn. It i. a fraternity organized to foster the study of bu.inet. in univrr.itiet; to encourage scholarship an.I the auoci.i-lion of students for their nmtiial advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce and to further a higher standard of commercial ellii.. and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. Alfred Green is President of the organization, lie i. aided in his duties by Neil Wilcoxson, Vice-President; Joe Waid, Secretary, and I ouis Jordan, Treasurer. I he members are: Ben Ash, James Brown, Jim Bourne. Ctimbie Bowen, Otto livan . Bill Green, Henry Green. I Earnest Goolsby. Jiniinie Citiiiin, Wallace llanniini, Donald I lopton-Jones. Clark Hudson. Boh Johnson, Marvin Johnston. Walter Kennon. Thomas l.ovell. Roland Mann. Pete Martin. Robert Marker. Sherr.nl McCall. Charles Me Means. Fred Morris, Dekalb Pierce, Bill Pearson, Otto Poul.cn. Cruy Rhodes. John Scott, Billy Scruggs. James Thomas, Jeff Sanders, Tommie Tii.k.-r, Bink laylor, Buhlicr Weldon, and Ted Williams. 1 mu __________________________________________. AGRICULTURE Fifjl Row: I. ( ■ ’i in I, I. C 'I y J. V Cvi i t M, i w ft. D.yvi. Second Row: � M ■) • I' A A, A I .imin i, I . C Hi. W. f. ■ rlir Third Row: A ’ I nu... ft I Livin |y ..r. I A. S-ni'h K.{ Whit... J. H. Yooqor. fc. I. Yorl Ci.mim.i Sigma Delia is the national honor society of Agriculture. I he 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 leadership, 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. The years officers are: John Ci. Goodman, President; J. II. Neal, Vice-President; I:. H. Guyton, Treasurer. The members are: li. I I. Brothers, T. Coleman. T. li. Corley, J. M. Culpepper, J. H. Davis. R. L. Davis, P. C. Dean, S. M. Draper, P. A. Dunn, A. A. Fleming, I;. C. Holt, V. F. Jenkins, A. T. Lanier, R. L. Livingston, L. A. Smith, K. li. White, J. H. Yeager, E. T. York. GAMMA SIGMA DELTA o ?T f-KJ x ' B : ten i ENGINEERING COUNCIL The purpose of the Engineering Council is to consolidate .ill the activities of the engineers on the campus into one forceful group and to bring about a spirit of fellowship among engineering students. The Auburn Student Engineers Council is composed of the 17 honorary and technical engineering organizations. As a unit the Council sponsors the Engineers Carnival. Engineering Convocations and other activities throughout the year. The officers of the Council are elected by the Council. Ibis year’s officers are: Jack Tankersley, President: 1. I.. Sims. Vice-President; Billy Richter. Secretary: Professor Robert (i. Pitts, Ireasurer; Bob Knisner. Assistant Treasurer. The members are: DcWitt Alsobrook, J. H. Adamson. Walter Barr. Whitley Campbell. Jack ConilT. Billy Duncan. A. I.. Dodd, W. D. DeBardeleben. Forney Fuller, Will M. Gregory, R. H. Houston. Carl I licks. 1 larry I lahn. Bob 1 lints. I.. P. Jenkins, J. G. Johnson, Bob Kaisner, lid. Lindsay. J. B. Martin, J. H. McClanahan, Bob Nixon. Sabert Oglesby, Piper Osborne, VC1. C. Richter, Jimmy Ratcliffe, M. I.. Sims, M. 1.. Spearman, Percy McCall Smith, Jack Tankersley, Bill Trammel, Montgomery Truss, M. H. Wilkins. � .i,t «ow H ' ■ • W. | .v .■ h ■ . cl I • A I I) i •v '■'••• ♦« � • M v ■ ■ M, M ■ i ........................ ........... ■ � •:• «� � . ■ M ' Fou.lS Ho. ‘ •• e;, M -� . V 1 , P M v .i� 1 .1 spvjtrwu. G. J. Tjntcnfcr. M V T,um M M. waiin Squires, local Sophomore service organi ation, was established by Omicron Della Kappa to recognize eight outstanding second year men. Membership in Squires is the highest honor that can come to a Sophomore at Auburn. This year Squires continued its sponsoring of the annual All Star-Fraternity Champions touch football game, and donated all the proceeds to the Intramural Athletics program to be used for additional equipment. Squires annually sends letters to all organization presidents on the Auburn campus offering to help in any project that any of these organizations might wish their assistance in. The members of Squires during the past school year were: h.dward Cadenhead. L. C. Fitzpatrick, Knud Neilsen, Yetta Samford. Charles Scales, and Luther Taylor. The other two men chosen, Kenneth Kirkwood and Harry Dicus. did not return to school for the past term. SQUIRES FlfSl R � 1 Second Ro • YHI« Somlofd Clsifkn $ !«•. I. $. Jjyloi. f W6 I i jjkdkk PI TAU SIGMA Hnl Ro-: i. C. e U. w. 0 Oaoieh, R. a i Fallcr, J. M. Girardeau, M. I r., if,-, f H. • ■ S� ond Row: v f ........ ‘ I r W w , M TKfd •� . C. A. Ovcibi . • •••' s l i .n „, I' . I F. Sheml R W. Smith. W. H. Imii • 'II. I i I-III Sigma had its beginning in tin- year of 19IS when .i group of upprrclavsmen in Mechanical lingineoring at tin Univcr� ily of Illinois, planned an honorary fraternity for mechanical engineering itudrnlt. Then men accordingly formed the first chapter of the organization which would exist to foster the high ideal of the engineering pro. fession. to stimulate interest in co-ordinate departmental activities, and to piomote the welfare of its members.' During the month of September, 19-10. two outstanding members of the Senior class in mechanical engineering at Auburn, J. II.eMay anil C. N. PittS spent much time in consulting members of the faculty concerning the organization of a chapter of the mechanical engineering society Pi I an Sigma. Kcmrmhrring the purpose of the society is lo promote scholarship and fellowship in the department, sixteen outstanding men of the senior class were chosen as charter members. I pon approval of the lixecutive Council of ibis institution, the National Council of Pi 'I .hi Sigma was petitioned for a chapter of this fraternity .it the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The petition was accepted by the National Council and individual chapters on November H. I‘ -10. National Secretary Degler. assisted by members of the Georgia IVcIi Nit ihapler, officially initiated Dean J. J. Wilmore. Assistant Dean J. I . Iljnnum and Professor K. Mixon as honorary members along will the selected sixteen charter members in the Alabama I celt (.hi chapter on December 7. 1940. A year later upon request of aeronautical students and the permission of the National Council aeronautical engineering students were eligible for membership in the Alabama Chi chapter. ELECTRICAL Fbtt «ok: R A Arbcll. W Bailey. J. V Bor. j 0. R.i'tloll, F. C. Brook . i. R. fc.oolt, D. I. Bx� Second Ro-: R. C. Colvn, T .. O.c. II. f,R. A. Tor., . J. J. G-.-g.,n J. I. GuiwiUl. R. C. .... . IWfd Ro� R. II. ■ ■ • • ! .v i, .. I o . .... j ii McloKjihan. K. I. Motion, t. W. Morris. Fourth Ro� : S. OqlrMbr M S. Pack K A Riddle. W. J. $«M lirq p A W|, W. W. S� c e W. fr $iu..,p II. Uieltcn ETA I i.i Kappa Nn. national honor tocitiy for clfclrical engineers, wa founded at (lie I ni-vertily of Illinois in I'JO-I. I lie men chosen for iiienibcnhip in I:ta Kappa Nu have .lit.iined a scholarship average m the upper fifth of their class, and have shown a deep intercsl .mil marked ability in their work. Besides the membership qualification which in itself encourages ln :li scholarship, this chapter awards a prize to the electrical student with the highest average at the entl of his l-reshntan year. While the qualifications for nirnibcrship ilislinctly stimulate and reward high scholarship, l:ta Kappa Nu has a far broader purpose than merely to award a badge of distinction. Its aim is to assist its mem bers throughout their lives in becoming better men in their chosen profession and better citizens. The President for the past year has been Robert W. Kaisner, who was assisted by Robert l . Klocti. Vice-President; Sabert Oglesby , Secretary ; Robert C I faraway. Treasurer, and Tom I . Dyer. Correspondent. Professor R. C. Snook is faculty adviser. The members are: J. W. Barr. T. I.. Oyer. R. C. Ilaraway. J. L. Gliswold. R. II. lions-ton. R. W. Kaisner, R. I . Klocti. S. Oglesby. K- A. Azbell. L'. W. Morris. I� . A. Seay, W. J. Schilling. K. ! Moliotl. J. B. Brook . «• A. I rench. J. P. Bartlett, E. W. I indsav. II. Iliirls. il. R. Ii. Colvin. I . C. Brooks. W. Bailey, J. J. Greagan. T. I). I inle. M. S. Park. I . I:. Buck. C I'razer. K. A. Riddle. J- H. McClanahan, W. W. Stone. W. R. Stump. I JO J ALPHA ZETA The Alpha Zcta fraternity, national honorary agricultural service organization, was established on the Auburn campus to recognize those men enrolled in the School of Agriculture who were outstanding in scholarship, extra-curricular activities, character, and potentialities as leaders in the agricultural world. The officers of Alpha Zcta during the past year were: Ralph Davis, Chancellor: F '. T. York, Censor; Perry Adolphus Dunn, Scribe; Kenneth White, Treasurer, and Joe Yeager, Chronicler. The members include: O. D. Alsobrook, L. I;. Brown. J. L. Butt, C. Ci. Carlton. T. Ii. Corley. J. H. Davis, R. Davis. R. W. Dunaway, P. A. Dunn, E. Evans, A. A. Fleming, W. L. Ciaines. C. R. Hcaslett. J. M. Held. E. C. Holt, V. L. Keeble, A. T. l.anier, V. G. Perry, L. A. Smith, David Till, J. D. Tyler, K. White, E. 11. Wilson, J. H. Yeager, E. T. York. Fi.,t g©w: O. 0. A Hot g w DoiMI S ro«a tow Mel l. f C Mill V I Kw t le A t I.� - • •. V. G. fTIM Ho- J � ' .- � W • i s- ith D.'.iJ Ml, J. 0 M K Will©. E M. WM J. H. Y. ,a. • t I. Y, •; 1 1 1 Psi. Niiiion.il I lonoriirv Textile Iraternity, wax founded h Mudrnii of lho Phila-ilolpliM « 11• ;«- oI Textile liniiinetrini! on March IX, 1901. There .no nine active ili.ipli'r« .mil ion Alumni chapter . The l.ambda ch.iplrr here .it Auburn was ch.irtoro l on April 16, I 56. Phi P. i Fraternity i' tho larcoii and most respected Textile Fraternity in lhi' world, .mil ils Alumni hold some of tho liiRlinl position of trust and respect in all branches ol the industry. The objects of this l-raternity are: First, to promote good fellowship unions; congenial men of the Textile Schools and Colleges with textile departments: Second, to encourage a high standard in textile work; Third, to assist, by every honorable means, the advancement of its members. The Fraternity colors are Itlack and (•old; the flower is the Yellow Tea Hose. The prerequisites of membership in Phi Psi are high scholarship, recognized ability, and interest in textile subjects. Members are chosen from the Junior anil Senior classes. The I ambila chapter promotes good fellowship among the textile students, increases interest in all textile activities, and enables members to make contacts with leaders in the industry, who are invited to address the chapter at every opportunity. V. J. Duncan was President this year; M. Is. (iriffin, Vice-President; M. II. Newton. Secretary, and V. II. Weis , Treasurer. The members of I ambda Chapter of Phi Psi Fraternity are: I . li. Ilewen, W. J. Duncan. C. O. (ira-ham, .VI. Is. (iriffin, K. It. King, I). H. Marlin, J. V. Mclicrg, Nl. II. Newton, P. M. Odmrne. K. II. I humus and W. II. Weis . PHI PSI First Row: W i ■« . (•� .,. . ■ � . • r� . ft • R M.. Second Row: J. W M.-hcr i M. H. Newton, f'. V. Otbomc. K. H. Thomas W. Wciu. TEXTILE ( «IOI SCOUTING ALPHA PHI OMEGA m Hnl So- A . A' M A v ■ I . 1 ' • 1 S o d Ro� . It B W I ■ M i ■ S ■ ■ i « I i m IV Thiid Do.. . 6 K . A I I V. M u I- A I N .|.A. .' ! N W 8. � '■-v.r� i ( c. R.. ni' Fourth Ro� : W R. ■ ' . M S, I l.i. . • A N W-U J. : . W.lli.ii a ► (■ Wll i -v ’i t M Will ■ Delta of Alpha Phi Omega was established on the Auburn campus in I ‘ 27, one of ninety-five chapters of Alpha Phi Omega, the national scouting service fraternity. Alpha Phi Omega was founded at l.a-Fayette College in 1925 with the purposes of assembling college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and I.aw. developing friendship. and promoting service to humanity. The organization rentiers service in four fields, namely, to the student body, to the members of the fraternity, to the nation, anti to youth. The officers of Delta chapter during the past year were: Henry Green, President: M. I.. Griffith, Vice-President: I lorace Williamson. Corresponding Secretary: Albert Thomas, Recording Secretary, and J. B. Martin. Treasurer. The other members were: Fred Allison, O. I). Alsobrook, Bill Ashmore, J. C. Ball, R. Christopher, C. Crow, P. Fichandler, Bill Green. G. Griffiths, John Grimes. Bob I lints, T. Johnson. G. Kinsey, Albert l.oeb. J. II. McClanahan. Bill Maples, N. Nigosian. Ben Noojin. W. Persons. K. C. Rodgers. Bill Rotenberrv. Charles Scales, John Spencer. I.. Taylor. Albert Wells. J. O. Williams, Munroc Wilson. t u c o O P First Row: J. E. 6-uih. D. t. Buck. J. J. Bjrle W. N. Campbell W. H. Donovon. W. M. Second Row: R. L. Ingram J. H. McLanahon Third Row: K A • f W. Smith. J A Woo-m. C. D. Wood. Briaercan is a national society for cooperative engineering students. Its membership is composed of third and fourth-year co-ops who have been outstanding in scholastic work as well as in extra-curricular activities. The purposes of the society are to provide an incentive for a higher standard of work among the cooperative students; to form a brotherhood which will bind them in closer ties of good fellowship; to promote participation in activities and athletics by the cooperative students, and to work to raise the standards and reputation of the cooperative course and the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The officers of Section A arc: J. L. Griswold, President: W. L. Samuel, Vice-President; J. W. Blake, Secretary; D. K. Buck, Treasurer. The officers of Section B. are: lid Morris, President; Ben Galloway, Vice-President; W. H. Weaver, Secretary; R. Ji. Colvin, Treasurer. BRIAREAN SOCIETY I IJI THETA EPSILON rile punio.sc of I lu-ta Epsilon is to promote advancement in Home Economics and to encourage high standards of scholarship, leadership, and character. Theta Epsilon, founded in 19$ I is a local organization. It hopes for membership in Omicron Nu. National honorary Home Economics fraternity. Theta Epsilon is interested in the advancement of I lome Economics from the standpoint of the I lome Economist, vocational Home Economics teacher, or homemaker. I o become a member a girl must be: I. A. major in Home Economics. 2. In the last half of her Junior year. i. Have B. average for the two and one-half years she has keen in school. 4. Be an active force in the student body. Only girls whom the members feel will uphold tin-high standards for which this society stands, are selected. The officers of Theta Epsilon are: Anne Barnes, President; Mary Elizabeth Pritchett. Vice-President: I.eta Braekin, Secretary; Marilyn Meagher, Treasurer; Mary Guarisco, Reporter. Fin Row: N • Ai.• ■ A rf.i ■. M H S cond Row M iwoldvwlth M. C. Skj.i-i M, Menu A. 1 . M ! N. - Third Row: I. $� r I P. v V F P-itcho- • Surrrrcf V W ,-rt HOME ECONOMICS i m i Bated on the bnud ubjrclivr of incrc.ttiny the of tin civil enyinccriny profov ion u an instrument of vociul betterment. Chi l:p ilon wa ory.im ed to recognize thove characteristics of fix- individn.il engineer deemed fuixl.inx-iK.il to the uKCraful | urMii( of .....nyineering i.irtrr .nxl t.. .ml in the development of ihmo characteristic in the ■inderyr.idii.ite i-nyim-er. linyiueer iny. tlx- .application of widening scientific principle lo tin' pr.xix.il needs of society. i assuming a roixt.intl) increasing responsibility call-iny; for .1 high order of proficiency from those who plan and administer rnyineeriny work . This responsibility can lx- adequately discharged only by a professional Kroup possessed of y; M l h.ixx lnlinic.il .il« ■ I it .nxl of lny;li moral character. capable of valis-farlory social relationship with variety of individual types and with organization . and with tlx linin' aixl vision to realize tlx- extent of tlx- oi ial change hrouy;ht about b tlx- project under it control. In ionlribiile to tlx- improvement of tlx- engineering profession. ( hi |-!p il« n fovlett tlx- development ami exercise of fiiml.imeni.dl sound traitx of character ami technical ability amony; engineer which will work toward a higher M.imlarrl of service offered to humanity by the profession. I lx- officer of tlx-Alabama Polytechim Intlilule chapter are: M. II. NV ilkin , President; I!. '. Budgets. Vice-President; I:. Harris. Set relary-Treasurer; M. !. Cook. Associate lirlilur of the Transit.” Membership include W. N. Campbell, W. I). DeBardi-leben, W. J. Dunaway. V. l. firogory. I . I . Jenkins, V. I . Samuel. V, A. Iloone. J. A. I lolniun. (i. Hornsby. I . If. Ingram. II. I'. Pruett. C. If. Teaglf. CHI EPSILON VnK, Pint Row: M. J. Brown; J. A. tornoil I. S Hmi, Second Row. Hnwthomo W. C. Hill P. t. ..� m- i W f. f •• n V. iml • i Third Row: H. S. Sf. .. i . � . l-.Vonnn. W. B. Inylci, J lownM-nd. C. M W,.. i PRE-LAW CLUB 74 Fhc Pre-Liw Society was organized on the Auburn campus in 1941 with the purpose of friendship and encouraging the study of Pre-I.au among the students of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The society draws its membership from the students in the School of Science and Literature. The society has been active in assisting in various drives such as the Victory Book Campaign and tlte campus-wide record drive in which it awarded cups to those organizations contributing the largest number of records to the USO. I lie officers of the Pre-Law society during the recent term were: Vetta (i. Samford, President; (Tank Hawthorne. Vice-President; William I (ill. Secretary, and John S. Glenn. Treasurer. The members were Susan Brown. John A. Lamest. John Glenn. I lamp Graves. Bob Hart, Frank Hawthorne. Killv Hill, Ralph Jennings, Bill Morton. Vetta Samford. I lenry Steagall. Frank Tavenner, William Buck Taylor, Jean Townsend. Cullen Ward. t m) AGRICULTURE Officers: T. Corley. President; I.. Siniih, Vice-President; C. Carlton. Secretary; M. Rumbles, treasurer; R. Dim.iw.iy. Junior Representative; p. Stephenson. Sophomore Representative-Monitor. Mdnhm: I.. Allen. O. Ahobrook. M. Arnold. J. Baker. H. Barnett, H. Boll, J. Bonian. II. Booker, H. Bo einan. B. Broader, I). Beverly, I.. Brown, J. Bryan, t. Bryant, ‘I. Bulhngton. M. Byrd. A. Caley, A. Carlton. C. Carlton, J. Chamber . T. Coleman. T. Corley. J. Corneliuv. II. Creel. I . Couch, J. Davis. R. I . Davis. R. Dunaway, | . Duncan. II. Dunn. I’. Dunn. i. Fdwards. C. Filer, A. Fleming. F. I:uller. R. Puller. I , larring ton, W. Gaines, II. I lansoii, C. I leaslett, C. Hereford, J. Holviun. R. Horn. T. Johnson. J. Jones. W. Jones. J. Jernigam V. Keeble. B. Kelly. R. Killebrew, C. Killough, W. l and. R. Livingston, M. I.ufkin, I). I yon. R. Marlin. I). McCartlia. M. MeCully, R. McDowell, B. M Kenny. T. McGuire, R. Musick, W. Neighbors. P. Newman. O. Mooney. W. Nor-dan, I.. Norell. C. Norten. B. Olivrr. (!. Parker, W. Peek, V. Perry. I). Pliares. J. Pittman, C. Pnimcey. B. Pullen. W. Reed. J. Robinson, N. Rodgers, C. Rogers, V. Rolen-bs’rry, M. Rumbles. W. Sanders, J. Smith. B. Smith. I . Smith. J. Snell, R. Sprm. il, P. Stephenson, B. Slrenghl, C. Summers. F. Summers, B. Thompson, J. Thompson, B. I ompkins. P. Pumh.am, D. Tyler, R. Wallace. W. Walsh, W. Whatley , K. White. 4 AG CLUB t no: II. Whitley. J. Yeager. B. Young, C. inner, J. Poole. I'lii' purpose ul the Junior American Veterinary Medical Association in in promote inli-ri-Ni in llu- field of veterinary uu'ilii ini' .in mi-11 .in fellowship aiming llu- members. Tlio members jit: C. Is. Adams, C. I . Adams, Is. T. Adams, J. Anderson. W. Anderson. F. Backsntan, L. Barber. II. Bass. R. Baw. R. Beaty. W. Bishop. A. Blalock. I. Boyd. I’. Boyd. S. Bowen, Is. Boseman, V. Brower, B. Brinkman, B. Brook . J. Broun, H. Burcli, T. BunIi. M. Burris. !• . Cannon, W. Cap linger, J. Carney. Is. Carter, F. Caw, II. Caudle, J. Clanton. A. Cochran, W. Cochran, G. Cofer, G. Coffee, N. Connor, F. Conner, I). Copp.ige, I. Cooper, I.. Cottle. R. Cowart, Is. Cox, J. Crane, V. Crespo, l . Croft. W. Cunningham. C. Davis, J. Davis, j. j.Da vis, l. Davis, T. Davis, Is. Doutlutt. B. Dawsey. G. Dean, J. Derrick, I . Dimmrrling. J. Dixon, A. Douglas, II. lidmislon, I . Funis. J. Fanelier. II. Farr, I . Ficliandlcr, C. Fievil, B. Flynn, S. Forrester, II. I idem wider. R. Gafford, C. George. Is. Gerstin, W. Gilmore. W. Gla ner, C. Goodell. Is. Goode, D. Goodwin, O. Graham, W. Grant. R. Grey. T. Guyton, C. Male, II. Hamlin, V. Ilaminer. C. Harmon, T. Ilart, J. Harris, VC'. Harrell, I . Hatchett, A. Hayden, M. Hoyles. T. Hayes, J. Headrick, T. Head. F. Henderson. R. Hicks. W. Hicks. C. Hester. C. Hill, R. Hill, II. Hillhoute, I'. Hines, T. Hoffmever, S. Hollinger, II. Hoik. T. Howard, J. Howard. C. Hughes, G. Hughes, L. Irby, II. Irvin, W. Isbell. G. Jefferson, W. Jelferson, II. Jolly. M. Jones, R. Jones, W. Jones, K. Johnson, W. Johnston, .VI. Jor-don. J. Kuykendall, II. Kennetly, II. Kronfeld, G. Kronfehl. R. I.ee. M. I.evy. II. I indsay. W. I indsey. J. I.ondon, 0. I.ope , J. I.t� ve. M. Mathews, O. Mathews. J. Martin, G. McCarty, J. McCrory, It. McFerrin. G. McKee, F. McWilliams, M. C. Meadows. M. I:. Meadows, C. Myers, II. Morgan, VI. Morgan, G. Moore, W. Moore, B. Moss, F. Mid-hern, II. Nance, J. Nall, W. Neale. K. Newton. V. N'eisler, C. Nowlin. W. Pass, C. Peacock. F. Pease. K. Philips, C. Pittman, C. Poitevant. !;. Pope, B. Pope, K. Porter, W. Putney, S. Quinones. B. Quinones. M. Quilty, T. Raines, G. Raulston, Rawlin-son, F. Rml, R. Reisiuger, II. Riddle, J. Riddle, J. Rodgers, J. Rob, its. A. Rossnlli.il. I). Rosenberg. C. Sapps. J. Schaffer, S. Srovillc, R. Sltarman. J. Shuler. R. Slieeby. A. Sherrill. D. Sikes. A. Silserberg, J. Sledge, J. Smith. A. Stafford. J. Stearns. F. Stral-meyer, R. Sterrett. Stroup, A. Sutton. J. Taylor, F. I Itomas. F. I liompson. J. Thrasher, W. Till, M. Tucker, A. Turner, J. Watson, S. Wasman, IF Weir. D. Wey-burn. W. Weisinger, A. Whaley, I'. Wheeler. J. Whidden. G. Whitney. W. Williams, J. Wilson, S. Woods. C. Young, J. Young, F. II. Young, F. !:. Young, O. Young. A. V. M. A. VETERINARY I 17) I .hi Kappa Alpha is -i njiion.il honorary fraternity. founded (or. anil ilrdii'Jli'd lo ihr ptirjtOM' ol bringing recognition lo college � tu dents � ho show outstanding ability in the field of public speech. Auburn chapter cooperates with the national program b encouraging students of A. I . I. in all types of speech activity, liach year the chapter sponsors a campus-wide debate tournament, for the discussion of some general problem of interest to all students, ami awards cups for organizations represented, jnd less for indisidii.il winners. Tau Alpha was founded on the campus of Indiana University. in 1‘XW. The members of the local chapter are: Most llall. President; Cullen Ward, Vicr-Presidrnl; Ara John Nigosijn. Secretary; Kichard llpuherg, Treasurer. Fwsl Row V M. � wil-'n M.� I Smswi Ri « A - C V M .r. TAU KAPPA ALPHA ■|'|ie Society of American Military l-.nguieers had its inception in the experiences of the engineering profession in World War I. Ii is composed of engineers and others who believe that the lessons of the past should be preserved and studied as a guide to the future, and who deem it their duty to assist the nation in the work of carrying on the present war with the greatest efficiency, and lo save it. so far as they can. from the spirit of indifference and unreadiness into which this country has so cpuckly lapsed after every war. I he officers of the S. A. M. I:, are: Harry II. Hahn. President; J. I;, finish, Vice-President; R. It, Kloeli. Sec- S. A. M. E. ret ary; I . p. Jenkins. Treasurer; II. Daniels, Assistant Treasurer. Ihe officers are: Harry ll.ihn. President; J. Ifrusli. Vice-President; Robert klorti. Secretary; I.. P. Jenkins, Treasurer.. I minded .11 ilie University ol Illinois in I'XW, Scarab has iKOviiliil .1 11ic.n1 fur aii.iiniiiK .1 broader knotilnlKC uf dri'liild'luri1 .iml allied jm; MViitiiiK thr� u :h MMiciuiion, (lie jilv.inlJi'o uf a mure refined eolltiir; stimulate .1 Krvater interest in i'i|irrwi� n ilirone.b (lie graph's arl ; promoting friendly competition and creating fellowship in (lie fraternity. The officer are: llarry Huff. I'recidenl; Duncan l.ilc . Secretary: Hill Ham. Treacurer. The member are: T. If. Henning. |r.. k. II. (doplon. S. I). C!ollier. John f'ooper. (is-orge I.. Drake. Prrd Duggar. Walter Hall. Hill Ham. II. H. Huff. II. (i. Jackson. Duncan I ill's. Dillon March. J. It. Marshall. Joe Meadows. ' . A. Snipe . Jim Stankhe. John Harvey Thomas, Albert William . SCARAB liltt Row 1 6 t 8. 1 � . O. t 0 . ■ V o� d In 1 I 0 mi i W ii 11 H, Ih i J Ro« m. o. ja.HA d. r. 0. V •• J. M- .i. Fosith Row I A Sfipe . J. t. SMliikc. J. M. A I. W II ,vu. A. I. E. E. Auburn A. I. I;. I . i the student branch ol the American Institute of lilectl ical Engineer . A. I. Is. E. ha for it purpose the uniting ssf the student electrical engineers, helping the student in every nay to gs-t a clearer picture t f hi future in industry ami in that way aiding him in making a decision a to s hat phase tsf the electrical field he will specialize. I he officer of A. I. E. E. are: W. Harr. President; K. I faraway. Vice-President; W. Keith. Secretary: W. Allen. Treasurer; k. 1-Tench. Publicits l)ir - l � r. The officer are: Walter Harr. President; kohert I faraway Vice-President; William Keith Secretary; Wallace A I I e n Treasurer. Hi.- purpose � .f 0 1. is to recognize scholastic ability and campus leadership aiming Sophomore girls. Tin- «r :.ini alion is sponsored l� v Cardinal Key. as a service organization, with duties of checking convocation roll and acting as joint sponsor for the lea room in Dormitory I. At the beginning id their Sophomore year, the twelve outstanding girls are tapped for mcmlsership. The officers are: Tinier Thrasher, President; Ifetty Cosby, Vice-President: Mary Jo Spradley, Secretary-Treasurer; Dale Wilson, Publicity Chairman. lilll Roe; ( . R B'slirajfiet B W. Cosby. P. M, Elliott. Second Row: M. Maitrell, I • : . V'l. I Thud Row M 1(1 • loulth Row V. J. St r.)dlry. A. C. It rath .... 0. Wilton OWLS I'he purpose id the Dana King (iatchell Club is to develop a professional spirit among the undergraduate students in Monte liconomics; to acquaint its members with the national and state organizations of llonte liconomics, and to cooperate with other organizations in the school to create general interest among the students. The club is a member of the National I Ionic liconoinics Student Club, which is affiliated with the American Home liconomics Asso nation. All Home liconomics majors are eligible for membership and should belong to ibis organization. It gises Us members a chance to develop leadership, and professional interest in fields of I Ionic licoMomics other than their own. The cluh meets on the first and third rlmrsdays of each month. Well known campus leaders are presented on the programs. D.K.G.CLUB I he officers are: Mary (iuaris-co. President; Mildred B. Davis. Vice-President: Katherine Duncan. Secretary: l.ouisc W ool ridge. Treasurer. Oracle i .1 Freshman honor ««im under the | im ot hi| � t Spliinx. Hi is mh M) uj nrKllli fil for the purpose of promoting higher scholarship among ilic Freshman coeds .it Auburn, and � a� founded on tin- Auburn .inipn� in l 0. Its colon .ire treen and yellow, .mil n flower is ilir yellow chrysanthemum. Oracle is piimanlc .1 sereue urt-oni lion and during tin year it Sphinx in carrying out 11 May l).i program. Ilie member of Oracle are: llarbara Sue lllack. Margaret lillen Davis. Anne Dullose, Alice Gaston, Jean Justice, .Marc Jane Mullen. Jeanette Phillips, Martha Rand, Nancy Sallade. Margaret Tomnier. Gwendolyn l ocker, and Dorothy Woodall. ORACLES lint b f 1 • M t D.no A. t Duik.cc ir o� 3 Row A. teat'- o. • JwCtil 1 M J Italic Hod J f PMipl. M. V � on.J. N Sallade toufih o� : U � loonier, G. Tocln. 0. if Woods!’ COL. F. H. A. I lie Collegiate Chapter of Future Homemakers of Alabama is a club composed ol students enrolled in home economics education. This club emphasises home economics from the stand point of education as a profession. The aim ol I . II. A. is to promote leadership, undersinad-ing and group spirit among the girls enrolled in vocational home economics education. It provides opportunities for participation in group activities as a means of social and personal development. F. II. A. also gives training in leadership and supervision of high school I mure Homemaker Chapters. This organization, meeting each month, centers its program and activi. ties around educational themes of interest to potential teachers of Itonii-making. I . II. A. has been a vital part of the students activities on the campus since it was organized by the home economics education students in I'Mh, l-ach year the l II. A. sponsors several soc ial functions |ointl with the F. F. A. I lie officers are: Henrietta Story. President; Nlazie Nelson, Vice-President; Willie W hitten, Secretary; Margaret Maddox, I rea surer. Kappa Dn'l.l Pi, founded in l‘ l I, lut for Us purpose the «••• uurage-mrnl of liigli inlollovlii.il .mil M'liolMlii standard .iml recognition of outstanding contribution lo education. To this end, it invite to membership Mich | rrsnn win exhibit mill lint id able in iMiii.il «|ii.ili-lies, worthy rtlncJlion.il ideals, .mil miiiiiiI scholarship. It endeavor lo maintain .1 liiirli drKrrr of profnxioii.il fellowship among it members anti Co t|iiickrn profrMioii.il growth b honoring achieve-nicnl in educational growth, The officer .ire: Barney K. lisle . f'rr' itlrnl; Sar.i Smith. Vice-President; I lonrietl.i Story, Secrel.iry; Aiilirr) I airier. Treasurer; Marie (ioldsmiih, Reporter. I lie member arc: Mr . K. II. Allen, I. eta Brackiii. Thro Coleman. M.iry Will (.reel. Johnny II. I avi . Paul Dean, Willi Dickey, S. M. Draper, Barney K. lisle . Allie A. I leining. Dorothy I loytl, Mary Josephine I ortl. Marie Goldsmith. K.nhrvn V. Gunter, Clifton T. I.iicreli.i Perry, Daniel Phare . Irma (i, Phillip . Tlioina W. Robinson. Helen P. Smtill. Sara Sinilli. Mennrlta Story. It run Tonipkin . S.I.I to� : Mrs R. H. Al CO, C B-.i- Hr. T. Colei so M M. C-cel. J. H. 0.iv is . w ond Row P. C. De.� 6. W Oicter. $. M. O-il-r, A A Rlemisg, 0. F. toi l. IS.id Row M 1. fo� i V M smith, K. V. all . C. 1. HtHwit, f C. Molt . Fourth Row: M A. 1. A I 1 lie,. 1 Pel.,. J 0 v Fitlh Ro- ■ i. I. W Rolans, n 11 v- i s. t. s-� • v C B I., olio KAPPA DELTA PI I he Auburn Student Chapter of the American Society of Mechanical l:nginrrr� . affiliated viill, the national A. S. M. Ii. The organisation i open c� -........ and aeronautical engineering .indent . The purpove of the society are to promote belter relation among die 'Indent., to keep the .Indent in touch with industry, and to keep the tludenl abrra.t of the l.tlr.l ilevrlopnienl in the engineering field, lii-nionthly meeting are held at which technical movie are presented, various industrial speaker are presented, and at which faculty member are also presented a speaker . A 'Indent member i entitled to all right ami prit i leges of membership in the national A. S. M. I-.. A. S. M. E. The officer are: Ara J. Nigo-� ian. President; It. G. Peterson. Vice-President; (!. A. Overby. Secretary; Bill Trammell. Treasurer. I'he Alpha I «-!«.• hapter � � f l’i Tan Chi ujs founded at Alabama Polytechnic Institute on April l« , I MO. Pi Tan Chi is a njtion.il honor society for Mrllinili«t students who are outstanding in character, in � -rvi(r jiuI in loyalty. It ■« not .1 society organized for action, but on organized t rwojjniA' those Methodist students who arc already active in the Wesley I onndalion and other religion or gaililMlions. lo he eligible for nimilM-rdiip, a student must he a Junior, and prove hnuvelf capable of helping and lead inn other . I he olfiterv are: Beulah ( raw ford. President; John Tillman Bryan, Vice-President: Henri - Cook, Secretary-Treasurer. I lie members are: Barbara Hell. Jimmy l.ee Bull. Alma Bentley. John Tillman Ifryan, llenrie Cook, Beulah ('rawford. Harvey S. (iordon. John Bruce Marlin. Joseph II. Yeager. ll norary member: (iriffin I lovd. PI TAU CHI f� l l tow A M ft 'ill' . I Si . it cone tow J t 8'ran. II. B. Cod. B. C-... IMrd Ro«. • n J. B. V.i-m J. M r. . I. AE. S. I he student branch of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences is a member of the national in. dilution. I lie purpose is the advancement and dissemination of knowledge of tin- theory ami practice of the Aeronautical Sciences; the provision to students of the opportunity to become . ..piainted with the personnel and ailisitics of the I. Ae. S.. tin- fostering of professional consciousness and fellowship. Juniors. Seniors, and graduate students in Aeronautical Engineering and Aeronautical Administration are eligible f � r membership in the student branch of ho Institute. Upon graduation they are made Technical Members. The officers for this year are: Jack Tankerxley. Chairman; Carl Hicks. Vice-Chairman; Edward A. W agner. Secretary-I rr.iMirvr. II..- Alp I... I p„l..„ I Mu Prr-Mediral Fr........rn.t was I.....drd ... I ... il. I Diversity « f Alabama. Sinn- ili.it time it I..is beco.n.' .1 IMlioil..l UIKJIH MNN, Mill, toul „f ll.l.l)-two cllJpters. The object ol lit.- fr.iii-r.iii} is encourage excellence in pre-.nodic.il work bv furnishing .1 goal toward t.1,id. ll.o student ...a) ilrilr during 111. Oi.rl} .||I.trier, of I... or |„., pre-medical c.areer, to l.i.ill lordlier sin. tl.irly interested si..dents, lo act ;.s .. force in eryslal.zing any move mem for ll.e Stood of il,,. pre-medical slndenl, ..nd lo bridge ll.e Rap between lit.- spirit of pre-medical scl.ool ...id lltal of die school of medicine. l-ircl Row S. t f Boll I. S«rO, V. 6n.ni S, oml Ro«: 8 |ryn A , lc. I C Ch.hlit- I ( im. Ihi.d Row: y ..j.j tic'.ii. M t, Hufitri. M o Kiibu.n. v. Mi .■ -i.i, Sou.n-Ro- W R P. . y. auivon. X. Sin -n. B I V. . (IMS, 8 J. V iUon ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Tile collegiate cl ..pier of I i.lure I ar.tiers of Aineric.i is a pari of llu- nalional organization designed primarils lo assisl in training prospective teacher of vocational agriculture to be COine good advisors of local I-'. I'. A. . It..piers. Realizing lltal the success of local l;. I'. A. chapters is largely dependent on the training, wisdom, and vision of advisors, every effort is pul forward by the organization as well as ll.e teacher trainers lo encourage participation bv each member in some worthwhile activity which will enable hint to be a more effective teacher of vocational agriculture. I he I-. I-. z . lakes an active pari in all Campus activities. The) sponsor such activities as the l:. I;. A. Co-op Hook Store, enter all phases of intramural sports, sponsor a weekly radio program and have an j.inual dance and banquet. F. F. A. I lie officers are: Newell II. l ife. President; ‘I heo Coleman. Vice-President; Ralph Mustek. Secretary; Jack (irrrnr, Treas- urer I l� i I ainhda Up.'ilon i� .• national honor un iriv organized for •I ' | uqM«' of promoting a high standard of schnlardiip. widening 'be «iiiilrnh' iiili'rc ! in the fir Id � l chemistry and it allied MibjiVb-fmirtinK a spirit aiming the miilrnb in the field of chemistry. and placing honor upon ilmve Mode lit ili,wr inn of recognition Ihh'.iiim' of their meritorious work. 11 MH'irty was loiilldrd .it llir t uiversil of Illinois in IX«W m,I now lOlui'll of thirty -eight chapter . I lie Alpha lot a dupirr h.i, founded at Aiihurn in ! ■ homy one of ilic first chapter m the Souili. I It officer an : A. I . Dodd. President: .1. (!. Heard, Vice-President; If. P. Williamson. Sn'irUn. PHI LAMBDA EPSILON firil lto� R ul A I. 0 I S«o 0 Ro� K- I J. B M ■ IhtfO Ro� R A Mi. J V K. I in M. I. S i. v J. W S- •• fourth Rob; I'. i I. t WrO f. t. WlliMO M. 1 W IN.vi son p. 9 c) t fo ,dih m o � . NEWMAN CLUB n.r New man Club i a Catholic Club ,|,.„ foMers ll.r spiritual. .tellecl........ . d '•n -.d mi. rru of ilie Cnlbolic Mud,'in of Auburn. The local chapter «• ' Marled in l' .X am l � ' ',r affiliated nidi the national federation, of which there are over 00 chapter , lit •«' brief tune on the campus, the Auburn chapter ha come to the front a a leading student religmus organ i ation. Besides encouraging it member in the study and practice of their religion in • 1,1 ' ha fulfilled it aim by vari.....programs. The club, meeting every I uesd .y nigh, in .1 own club room at the church, present, guest speakers. d. cu .on . ddt . panic , dance ami pec.al entertainment . The member receive Holy ............... ••« in a ho.lv once every month I In , , , . ■ „ ,i,c Gulf State Province convention held in PtO- year the Aiihurn Chapter was represented at me . . . , | c. , . , -p|._ Newman lub ha inuler its charge tile Clioir. veinheral I ouniana Slate I niverMly. l|,r , . , , i vi i. , • . .( t|„. Sacred I lean hltrclt ol Annum, uvher club, and Alter Bov Societv ot « • “ • The officers are: Henry Shine. President; Frank Thomas. Vice President; Alice Chateau. Sec rclary-Treamrer; Rev. Sclira ,ler. Moderator. The Auburn Ib-hato f'ntineil h.iv foundi-d in In promote intcri-vl in inli-r 'nlli-);i.ili- .mil inlr.muir.il dch.ili- on llu- Auburn r.iuipih. 11 sponsors llu- .iiimi.il (r.ilt-rnil .mil sororit) di-b.ili- tourneys .mil lias m.iiiKuralcd independent inlr.mnir.il coinprliliun. I In-( oiincil .ns.irds Iniplim li � mm-r in ihm- innlnls .mil .mnu.ilK IhiIiimi upon llu- onlsiandiiiK upprrdiiu .mil l-'mlimaii debaters llu- cups for this honor. Billy Mill is President of llu l) -b.ili- Council .mil Jack l-arm-si m-iii-i .is Secretary. Pirn Ro- R. H 6 ml - i f C. Olv. B|. 1. J. A f.l'fird Siioik) (« M. f H Third R©« W. c. Hill. R C. Mom, R. T • n jt J I. K. II, Pomlh Ron A. J Niljoti.l- Y «... ..IV|.| J. I nnvni . h . Wj� c AUBURN DEBATE COUNCIL lln- object of llu- American Society of Aj;iiciillur.il l-niKUicers is It prommi- directly and in-ilireclly llu- interests of llu- students in AKriciillur.il IniKun-i-riiij-. particularly .it these interests n-l.ile lo llu-ir piofi-wioii.il advancement and lo llu- p.m-iii society. llu- Auu-ru.m So, lets of AKriciillur.il I-nigineers. Officers: R. Corlry, Prt-sidenl; O. AUobrook. Vice-President : J. Jack-von. Treasurer; I.. Brovin, Secretary; J. (.'.miff. Reporter. A. S. A. E. I hi' |nir| mr i'( ill omrin Athletic AxmhIiIIiiMI it In tpnnun .ill typer n( recreational activity oil llir tamp lit. It vr.it etl.ihlithed hero in l H. I lot organization trier to main- each girl's life .11 Auburn mort enjoyable In conducting many tocialt throughout the yr.tr. It •iImi Jt'itlv tlii physical r lineal ion department v itli tin intraiiinr.il rportr program each year. I lie offierrt are: Dot l-loyd. Pretident: I innellr Doliliint. Vice-Provident; Sarah li. Sinilli, Scerrtary; Martha Walton. I reatnrrr. Fiat Row £. A. ■ 1 • I) I l.ii iwi, S. W Coll v. Soc- o«d Row , . (K,|.| 8. fll.t I fl . I 1 Third Row: 0. O' ■■■■ K r• � ■ ill Totrrlh Row I lav • • A M C tl. 1 h - ■ •. Fifth Row. 5. ( Si I M. J. 5t-.« 1 . v 11. .v .li • 1. � i W. A.A. A. S. C. E. I he Aiiieican Society of Civil Ingmccrt uat the firtt National lingineering Society to he formetl in the United Staler, and during the time following liar done a tplenditl worl in pro moling high rtanilarilr among rngini-ert and aiiling in the exchange of ideas. During the part year two relr of officers have rerted. Tile firrt were (. . I . Ilartir. President; C. (� . KrrrJiaw. Vice-President; II. W. IVaree. Treamrer, and I . Kodgerr. Secretary. I liote elected f� r the second term were W. I). Dcllardelfbrn, President: J. P. Crow. Vice-President; W. I . Samuel. I redttirer, and M. V'. I not. Secretary. I lie officert are: (aillen liar-rit, Prerident; C. (i. Kerthaw. Vice-President: l;. ('. Rodgers. S1t rei.11 : W. I . Saniiiel. Treat-orer. (]oinpriwd of llio redpifiil' of u'lu l.ir iii| t Kivrn b Soar . Kiwhiu l and Coin pain. ilio pJlf.'i I • ) ■( : xari.u .� vi VIAV(| •( iluapiWJj Tilt infirm are: liiiKrni' Castilhos, President; Oris I.II. Vicf-l’icMdfiil: Jasper Nml- ham. SiHTd.iry; Marie 11.ill. TiiMuirrt. I'lit- inriiilM-r arc: J. Acm, I . Amy. R. Ayer . T. Boss ling. (i. HniIiIuw, W. Hi own, C. Bryant. R. Buncli. O. Baggett. W. Bird. W. Blalock, W. Hoo .-r. T. Bowling. W. Chandler. W. Collinv, I). Compton. J. Crum. I). Culpcpprr. R. Darty. I;. Davis, J. Drl.oatch. C. Dixon, J. Dunlap. I:, liiland. W. Faulkner. S. Ci.ilbnralli, I), Garth, R. Gentry, I). Han, VC’. Hays I:. Howard, J. Hull. i. I lumplireys. C. Irby. W. Jernigan, J. Jordan, It. Key. G. Killian, R. Kirby. I). Kraus . R. I .hi. ist. i. It. M,'Mullen, H. Monk, G. Morion, It. Nall, J. Needham. R. Page, Phillips. J. Pipkin. J. Powell. A. Robinson. W. Roger . G. Saad. R. Scon. C. Sellers. K. Shcronse. VC’. Sliirer. I). Simpson, J. Smith. V. Stabler. R. Stapleton. R. Tlmmpuin, S. Tliomp-son. A. Turner, J. Vaughn. I . Wade. i. Waldeck, i. Washington, J. Whiteside. A. Wiggins. J. Williams, A. Woodbur. J. Young. PRE-VET CLUB ADVERTISEMENTS -► r� ODUCT All Facilities of Woodward are Now Dedicated to American War Effort WOODWARD IRON COMPANY Taam d c OMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF AUBURN 1 R. C. S. YARBROUGH Mayor t. f WRIGHT A MEADOWS Councilman GLO. M. BAYNE Count iln.au W. L. LONG Councilman G. H WRIGHT Councilman WARDS MEN’S WEAR AUBURN Jarman Shoes Manhattan Shirts Griffon Suits Our Best Ads are Not Written: They are Worn AUBURN ICE AND COAL CO. BUILDING MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES HAPPY LANDINGS! CHIEF’S U DRIVE IT Phone 446 CHIEF ROLAND L. SHINE AUBURN ALABAMA Compliments of BANK OF AUBURN AUBURN. ALABAMA BANK OF- PERSONAL SERVICE ■ Member of F. D. I. C. What, no vacation? COMPLIMENTS or- REEVES WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES CAMPHILl ALABAMA FOR HIGH QUALITY Floor Finishes. Floor Waxes. Floor Cleansers. Disinfectants. Insecticides, Floor Machines. Deordoronts. Janitor Supplies Buy From THE SELIG CO. MANUFACTURERS In Your Service Since 1896 • DALI AS AI LAN IA NEW ORLEANS CONOR All) I Al IONS IO Ull CLASS O' 194.1 CLAY PRODUCTS EXCHANGE Distributor-. BlCKERSTAFF BRICK CO. ,.n i DIXIE BRICK CO. HIGH CLASS FACE BRICK. COMMON BRICK ANO FILE 6b and 668 lumb HEATING SUPPLIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES PLUMBING SUPPLIES BENSON PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY Plumbina and Heating Contractors PHONE 301 AUBURN. ALABAMA When n need of School Supp lies, Flectrico Appliances or Various Sludenl Needs Always Thinl of tne FRIENDLY Store. We arc here to serve you GRADY LOFTIN 5 AND 10c STORE FREDERICK-WILLIAMS McGINTY FURNITURE—FUNERAL DIRECTORS Your Favorite Line of Rocord'. and Radic Opolita. Alabama Auburn. Alabama FANCY GROCI RIFS AND WLS1LKN MLA1S AUBURN CASH GROCERY AIR CONDITIONED W. W. MAM I LION. O-ro-Phone 320 Auburn. Alabama SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Telephone 38S 816 Avenue A Opeli«a Alabama T. I. JOCKISH JEWELER tXPfcRI WAICH AND JIWtLRY REPAIRING COUPLE IE LINES OF COLLEGE JEWELRY HITCHCOCK COFFEE SHOP PITTS HOTEL Good Food at Moderate Pr c Wofldrr it hi rii.idi it. m Malone Office Kquipmknt Company A COMPLETE OFFICE SERVICE ★ 105 12TH STREET COLUMBUS. GEORGIA LARGEST AND STRONGEST BANK IN EAST ALABAMA STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA. ALABAMA cont o At the Close of Business November 9. 1942 0=3DC=0 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts United States Bonds Other Stocks. Bonds and Securities Owned Furniture and Fixtures Real Estate Other Assets LIABILITIES Due From Banks Cash in Vault CASH $845,428.24 111.078.70 $431,363.16 512.868.75 95.000.00 11.425.00 16.941.13 6.529.99 956.506.94 Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Deposits $2,030,634.97 $ 100.000.00 250.000.00 45.632.37 1.635.002.60 $2,030,634.97 We Do Not Pay Interest on Deposits . . . Your Account Is Solicited Member Federal Doposit Insurance Corporation DIVIDENDS PAID IN THE LAST TWENTY-TWO YEARS. $320,000.00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H. L. Hall . . E. F. Jackson .................President Claud H. Bro«n............... F. B. Smith T Winston Smith T William S. Duke ..........Cashier R W. Williams Phone 55 MARKLE DRUG COMPANY Since 1878 SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY New end Second-Hand Text Books, Drawing Instruments and Materials, Stationery. College Supplies. Auburn Pennants and Pillow Covers Mail Order Given Prompt Attention CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 43 WE INVITE INQUIRES FOR OFFICE MACHINES We have factory connections. parts, and trained help to rebuild and service mimeographs, adding machines, typewriters, aslaulators and check protectors. Preserve Office Equipment by Using Quality Supplies DIXIE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY W, A. do lemoi Don C. little Stationers—Stamp Makers—Printers Boll Building Montgomery, Alabama DIAMONDS WATCHES SMVfRWARE KLEIN AND SON JEWELERS MONTGOMIRY. aiabama CAMERAS CRYSTALS AND ond photography CHIKAWAH suppli-i llli.d Poor HOLLINGSWORTH AND NORMAN OPELIKA. ALA. LEADERS IN READY-TO WEAR FOR MEN AND LADIES NEW MODERN PITTS HOTEL Every Room With Bath JIM HOWARD PITTS, Proprietor BATS0N-C00K COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS WEST POINT. GEORGIA PATERSON’S ROSEMONT GARDENS Phone 7731 Builder of the Following Structure, at Auburn STADIUM. CLASSROOM 8UILDING VETERINARY LABORATORY AND INFIRMARY MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA COLLEGE UNIFORMS Also Academic Gowns, Army, Navy, Polico, Hotel. Firemen, fa Chauffeurs. Railway Letter W Carriers UNIFORMS PETTIBONE BROS. MFG. CO. CINCINNATI. OHIO BANNERS FLAGS BADGES HAGEDORN’S OPELIKA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT SIORI OPELIKA. ALABAMA THE TIGER THEATRE Home of Select Pictures Auburn, Alabama THE AUBURN GRILL u AUBURN. ALA AUBURN ICL AND COAL COMPANY BUILDERS OF FINE HOMES Building Matoriais Ice and Coal PHONE 629 PHONE I IB WARREN KNIGHT DAVIS ARCHITECTS BIRMINGHAM, AIABAMA • o 9 • • ARC! (Ill CIS I OR AUBURN’S RECENT BUILDING PROGRAM Compliments of FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA. ALABAMA Hnvn you heard About my Apparition? Ouch1! BALL'S BREAD The Tons! of Ihe Town BALL’S BAKERY OPELIKA. AlA. STEVENS BARBER SHOP 1 ?8 first Avenue, North BIRMINGHAM JIM SI EVENS V. .. IHOMPSON DICK STEVENS W. p. STEVENS My ComplimenK to the Student' Who Moke This Glomorata Possible . . . GEORGE MATTISON, 1919 Am I drunl o� do I too Eight Moont? WE DON'T SAY SHOP ONLY A T MONTGOMERY FAIR Bit We Do Say “SHOP AND COMPARE!” MONIGOMIRY. AlABAMA When in Montgomery MAKE SEARS YOUR Sporting Goods Headquarters SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. I 15 Dexter Ave. Montgomery, Ala. Founded 1873 RUTH SONS JEWELERS I I Dexter Awe. Montgomery. Ala. E. O. PEARSON WIGGINTON FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS NEW AND USED FURNITIJRI CASH OR TERMS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '43 ■ RADIO STATION WJHO ■ SERVING AUBURN AND OPELIKA SPECIALISTS it High Srhoo un i C • Annuals and Pub icity Booklets ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOLS We can print or lithograph an Annual to Tit ycur budge THE PARAGON PRESS L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY AMlebor MassarhuseM KNOWN WHEREVER I HERE ARI SCHOOl S AND COLLEGES V Class Rings and Pins, Diplomas, Invitations, Personal Cards ❖ Represented bv E. G. FITZGERALD OK'.iN M.1 M.w.f BIRMINGHAM At ABASIA E. B. BENSON. JR. I04 l,W Avonti- Notfh BIRMINGHAM AlABAMA COFFEE M0A«1(O� PA(kio � v OtxIE COFFEE CO. ■ 'VMUSHCKAm. AM. AU. PURPOSE CrinO 100% pure THE F. F. A. CO-OP Located in Samford Basement We Handle New and Second Hand Books PREFERRED LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Home Office MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA Operating in the Following States ALABAMA • GEORGIA • MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA • SOUTH CAROLINA • FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF METZGER BROS. CLOTHING STORE MOBILE, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF OPELIKA NATIONAL BANK OPELIKA. ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF JAQUELINE BEAUTY SHOP Pills Hotel Bldq. Auburn, Ala. COMPLIMENTS OF BENSON’S DELCHAMPS ♦ ALABAMA'S FINEST FOOD STORES ♦ MOBILE. MONTGOMERY R«qul AT Srtluf i«y Nitf Fvrnl PHONE 567 FOR APPOINTMENTS WRIGHT BUILOING ON MAGNOLIA STREET RUBYE’S BEAUTY SALON MRS. J. V. WELCHER. 0� ncr Wo create a becominq slyle for your special lype of beauty. We so ve your beauty prob'ems. COMPLIMFN1S OF WIMBERLY THOMAS HARDWARE CO., INC. ?0l I First Avenue Birmingham. A abama A. A. ASH, INC. JEWELERS. SILVERSMITHS. AND OPTOMETRIST WEf.fi n Bumlmhfir MoH V«u EriniH- ,• A 701 N'-.'th 70th Stfoot Er tnl Nfi-.«n Btiildir'i BIRMINGHAM A ABAMA Complimonti of McKesson robbins incorporated DOSTFR-NORTHINGTON DIVISION LABORATORY APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS fOR CHEMICAL METALLURGICAL AND BIOLOGICAL LABORATORIES BIRMINGHAM. ALA. The Best Dressed Men . wear . THE SCHWOB CO. BIRMINGHAM DOTHAN MONTGOMFRY MOBIII COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY OF OPELIKA ALABAMA YETTA SAMFORD INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Opelika Phono 828 BULOVA • HAMILTON • • BERN, INC. JEWELERS 30 Doxter Avo. Montgomery. Ala. COMPLIMENTS OF LEE’S GRILLE MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA DIAMONDS WA1CHES CHINA SILVERWARE FRATERNITY JEWELRY COOK JEWELRY CO. Eason T. Cook. Class '14. Owner OPELIKA. ALABAMA BEN FRANKLIN 5 AND 10 STORE A Good Variety Store With Courteou-. Service Where Student- Like to Trade H. R. HUBBARD W. A. MAY GREEN CUFF GREEN ATHLETIC SUPPLIES Outstanding Distributors of Tine Athleli Supplies to the Schools and Colleges 7) SOUTH COURT ST. MONTGOMERY AIA. Personally. I wouldn't late signs literally. Beauty in thr ad wet ion. COMPLIMCNTS or ATLANTA LINEN SUPPLY ATLANTA. GEORGIA HAMMEL’S Tor Ovei 0 Years Mobile's Leading Department Store MILDRED LIPPETT TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOP EXCLUSIVE AND INEXPENSIVE Phono 869 ROBERTS SON 'Birmingham's Oldoit Businoss Hogs ?0?0 S. 17th Sfr««l BIRMINGHAM Genuine Engraved Wedding Invitations. Printing ana Binding. Lithographing Engraving. Office Supplies. Office Furniture. Rubber Stamps and Seals. Printed Advertising Commercial Art. Special College Printing. IN MONTGOMERY IT S THE GREATER MANGEL’S FEMININE APPAREL New Location 121 Dexter Ave. LEVY-MORTON COMPANY PHONE I4«) Electrical Wiring—Distinctive Lighting Fixtures I0?8 I3TM STREET Just Across Thirteenth Street Viaduct COLUMBUS. GEORGIA For I 3 Years ... WSFA ho . broadcast the game- ot ’he Auburn I igers WSf A had the pleasure ot sponsoring the toot ball scoreboard in the new Auburn Stadium WSFA believes in Auburn NBC WSFA MONTGOMERY We S’and tor America' COMPLIMENTS OF TEAGUE HARDWARE CO. MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA I ROZ RITE ICE CRI AM AUBURN PHONE S36 OPELIKA CREAMERY Incorporated OPELIKA PHONE 37 DAIRYIAND MILK JANE PARROT Opelika's Exclusive Ladies Shop A. MEADOWS Garage and I illing Station. Automob !e Reoairs. Tires, lubes, and Accessories AUBURN. ALABAMA FOR 8EST RESULTS SUNDAY DINNER PRODUCTS THE BEST-REASONABLY PRICED SCHLOSS KAHN GROCERY COMPANY Th« Quality Houic Establish'd 1871 Complimonti o’ MONTGOMERY APOTHECARY PRESCRIPTION DRUGS—SICK ROOM SUPPLIES LAUDON WILLIAMS. 29. 0� ncr Diol 2-3S7I, 2 JS7? J04 Montgomery St.. Ground F loot. Shepard Building, Montgomery Ala ANOTHER FINE STATE INSTITUTION Jhr Above i, n nhotograph of the Administration Building of Alabama's modern twelve mill on oollar ocean term nols at Mobile. We would lire to have shown ho e an air view o� the State's terminals but that cannot now be done without possibly disclosing information which might be detrimental to the best interest of the United States at war. WEATHERBY m■ ill i i l I It I I ■ I FURNITURE Ct7. Dauohin at Hamilton MOBIII ALABAMA SOUTHERN CEMENT CO. tstablhhod I tO I MAGNOLIA STAINLESS CEMENT MAGNOLIA MASON'S MIX MAGNOLIA MORTAR CEMENT BIRMINGHAM AIABAMA PHOENIX FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS P. O. Bor 1481 MOBILE ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS Of RYAN STEVEDORING Incorporated MOBILE. AIABAMA WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION TO THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES FOR THEIR COOPERATION IN MAKING THIS GLOMERATA ' POSSIBLE ♦ PRINTING BY BENSON PRINTING COMPANY NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE ♦ ENGRAVING BY SHREVEPORT ENGRAVING COMPANY SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA ♦ COVERS BY KINGSKRAFT-KINGSPORT PRESS INC. KINGSPORT. TENNESSEE ♦ PHOTOGRAPHS BY WHITEHALL STUDIOS ATLANTA, GEORGIA ►