Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 444 of the 1962 volume:

Editor JIMMY MAY Businost Manager HUNKY LAW Associate Editor JOE BUCK Photo Editor HARRY HALL Schools and Administration LYNN CAIN Leadership PATTY HACK EH Sports VIC KESTER JIMMY MURPHREE Crooks LINOA RANSOM HENRY WOOD Features BEA JACKSON MARY ANN PUGH Classes NANCY JACKSON BECKY WHITE TOM FLOURNOY Organizations ANN PEARSON BILL FORNEY Circulation Manager BILL WARD Advertising Manager SAM GENTRY Assistant Advertising Manager GUS CLEMENTS Write-Ups RICK CHARLTON Photographers SAM DURHAM BUBBA LONG Wo would liko to express our appreciation to Professor Earl Layman, who contributed the beautiful water color on page 3-4. I� provide a lively, colorful, and familiar beginning. Also we want to thank Chris Risher who did the pen wash drawings in the School and Administration section and Mary Francis Christopher and Mary Ann Mann who provided the drawing for the class section. Auburn Alumni Center REFERENCE COPY Return to Proper Placement Y E A R B O iomerata AUBURN UNIVERSTY 1962 fou have had a rich year; rich it: enjoyment, accomplishment and satisfaction. It has been a rewarding year for all of us, probably the most rewarding of any spent here, though this may be said about each one. 11'e have worked in a pleasant atmosphere of high morale to record and immortalize a year which has been filled with excitement. thought and pleasant association. Committed to these pages are the lives, personalities and events which made Auburn 'ftI-'62. They are colorful and widely different. Trout these pages we hope that you will have many occasions to draw memories of the year. of your life partially reflected here. In bringing back happy times and old friendships we are sure this book will be a companion which will remain with you for a long time. It is for you that all the time. effort and money has been put to use; this is your book of Auburn. always remember what it represents; the way of life, not merely the physical existence, of Auburn. Remember what this small place has done for you. that surely no other could do. With these thoughts in mind we present this book to you and hope that yon take it for ail it represents. This we dedicate to you the students who lived it. STAFF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND SCHOOLS 34 ORGANIZATIONS 54 LEADERSHIP 122 SPORTS 152 GREEKS 188 FEATURES 262 CLASSES 306 ADVERTISEMENTS 412 IE SIXTY F 1 V I jr V Sweet Auburn, loreliest village of the plain; Where health and plenty cheered the labouring swain, Where smiling spring its earliest visit paid, And parting summer’s lingering blooms delayed: Dear lovely bowers of innocence and ease, Seats of my youth, when every sport could please, How often have I loitered o’er thy green, Where humble happiness endeared each scene... THE DESERTED VILLAGE: OLIVER GOLDSMITH REFLECTIONS OF OUR YEAR FRESHMEN REACH THE END OF THE LINE . . . WHILE OTHERS ENDURE ORIENTATION. CAMPAIGNS ARE UNDERWAY. BOTH FALL . HO AMI VICE PRESIDENT School of Chemistry PRESIDENT School of Pharmacy CHOO L forbus OMING ATHILDE ILTENBERGER SANDY ESHMA 'sNATr jenny hodrj, freshman Senato President School of Agiicultuio AS CLASSES DISMISS. FRENZIED COMPLETION OF HOMECOMING DECORATIONS . . . SET AGAINST TEDIOUS PROGRESS OF MORE ENDURING EDIFICES. FALL’S SOPHISTICATIONS UNDERLIE WAR EAGLE S REALISM . . . ENRICHES EVEN THE MAKE BELIEVE. THE EVIDENT ENTHUSIASM OF THE SEASON. 8UT A MIST OF SOLITUDE ENVELOPES US . . . WINTER BRINGS NO CHANGE TO SOME . . . THIS FEELING IS SIGNIFICANTLY BROKEN BY BASKETBALL AND GREEK WEEK . . . GIRL S INTRAMURALS GO UNNOTICED . . . AS DO SPONTANEOUS SOCIAL COMBINATIONS. THE BEST KIND . THAT SPRING IS IN THE AIR, AT LAST . . . IT PROUDLY BEARS RECOMPENSE FOR . . . OUR CLOISTERED EXISTENCE . IN THE COURTSHIP OF SPRING. SOME PLANS ARE REALIZED . V HILE FRESH DREAMS ARE CONCEIVED . . . THE CYCLE IS RESET. We have walked, talked, worked, played, screamed, dreamed, loved, feared, sought and found here. We have ail obtained a piece of the puzzle of our lives. We will never live in other times to gain what we gained here. The excitement, satisfaction and security of ones coordination with the efforts of a group culminates ones expression, as does the intimacy and understanding of close contact in a small circle. The fearful mornings of the early week, when we wander in the uncertainties of things to come; we hope and then realize, we dream and find fulfilment as well as disillusionment. The closeness of friendships, the auguries of future and the intensity of search have driven us. We have found only to realize that this is but a part and we must go deeper, further. Society, brotherhood, and acquaintances have molded our characters and strengthened our fundamental principles. We have thought, worked and seen embodiment of our ideas. Love has come to us, one which was never before known. We understand, feel secure and are satisfied; a satisfaction which comes from giving, an outlet front ourselves, a losing of identity in unselfish expression of mind and soul. We have committed to memory sights, sounds and feelings of Auburn. We love, appreciate and understand its images and traditions. We will remember always our lives here and cherish the memories with hopes of greater heritages for those to come. A3ministration a'l3Sehools resident l)r. Draughon. attcr attending ubum. went on t«� serve in the capacity of proicssor. executive secretary t the Hoard of Trustees and was installed as President in CiOVI KNOR JOHN PATTERSON Every function of Auburn University is under the direction and control of the Board of Trustees. The hoard has the power to appoint officers and faculty, to prescribe courses of instruction, to fix tuition rates and fees, to confer degrees, and to do whatever else it may decide is best to promote the interests of Auburn University. good example of its work is the gigantic building program now underway on the campus. Governor John Patterson is ex-officio chairman of the Board of Trustees. Also serving on the board is the State Superintendent of Education. flic other members of the board are two representatives from this congressional, and one from each of the other districts in the state. Governor and Board of Trustees Rl l)US COLI.IFR PAUI. S. I IAI.F.Y M. II. MOSES FRANK I . SAM FORI) ;. II. WRIOHT E. L. WYNN JOHN OVERTON 37 Adm inistration Dr. Robert C. Anderson serves as executive Vice-President for Auburn. I)r. Michel C. bluntly serves as Dean of Faculties and is the main coordinator of the ten schools on campus. Mr. William T. Ingram. Business Manager and Treasurer, is in charge of all financial affairs of the University. Miss Katherine Cater. Dean of Women. i responsible for the welfare of all girls living in college dormitories. Dr. Morgan . Brown, .Medical Director, heads the program oi medical services offered t«� all Auburn students. Mr. Charles V. I dwards, Registrar of Auburn, directs the control of registration and keeps complete records of all students attending Auburn. Mr. I.. O. Brackcen i' the Director of Publicity and controls the public information concerning Auburn. .Mr. I .. Jay Bromricld serves as' Admissions Officer of the I'niver sity. Colonel I.. I . Funchess, Director of Buildings and Grounds, is responsible for Auburn’s entire physical plant. lr. James K. Foy. Director of Student Affairs, supervises the Student Guidance Service. Mr. Clyde II. Gintrcll. Director of Libraries, su| ervises and main tains the very serv iceable main library and its six branches. Dr. I rwin V. Smith, Director of the gricultural I xperimcnt Station, supervises the development for increased efficiency of Alabama farms. Administration Dr. Fred K. Robertson, Voting Director of the Vgricnltural I'x-tcnsion Service, is very active in the development and conservation of natural resources. Mr. Joseph 15. Saner, l.xccutiyc Secretary of the Alumni Vssociation. maintains a strong link l etwccn the Auburn Alumni and the University. Mr. I dward Wegener, Director of I durational Television, produces and telecasts educational programs of the University. Mr. William I). Poore. Director of Non Academic Personnel, handles the employment of the non-tcacliing staff for the college. School of Agriculture I he School of Agriculture trains men and women for responsible leadership in the agricultural world. The Bachelor's degree is offered in six professional, agriculturally related areas: agricultural administration, agricultural engineering, agricultural science, the biological sciences, forestry, and ornamental horticulture. Opportunities for specialization arc offered within each major area. All departments in the School of Agriculture offer advanced training leading to a Master's degree and several offer a Doctorate. No other segment of the Southern cconotm is changing more rapidly than agriculture. Auburn's School of Agriculture continues to serve the South by training leaders to meet the challenge of change. School of Architecture And Arts I he Department of Architecture is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board and is a member of Collegiate Schools of Architecture. Degrees may l c obtained through courses in architecture and interior design. A Bachelors degree in applied arts is offered in the Department of Art. I his degree may be in the fields of advertising design, industrial design, painting, illustration and fashion illustration. The Department of Dramatic Arts offers complete courses of theoretical studs and practical work in drama. The Department of .Music offers a wide program of stud in applied music, music literature, music theory, composition. and interpretation. Acting Dean i'r.uik W. Applcbcc; Vice-President. Hill Capi� s; 43 School of Chemistry Charlie Griffin, President; Dean Saunders, Vice-President. Dan Sexton. This school offers the Bachelor's degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, or lal oratory technology. Students in these fields arc trained for work in both pure and applied science. The school also offers work leading t the Master of Science degree in chemistry and chemical engineering and the Doctor of Philosophy degree in chemistry. Lalmratory technology trains students for work in public health, hospital laboratories or laboratories of private physicians. The department is accredited by the American Chemical Society; and the Department of Chemical Engineering is accredited by the Engineer's Council for Professional Development and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 44 Recent increases in America’s population and the rapid development of our technology arc two factors that call tor more and better educated teachers. I dotation provides for all persons the foundation on which they build their lives. In this school, students are prepared for jobs as teachers. school administrators and supervisors in mam fields of elementary, secondary, agricultural and home economics education or in psychology. Hie graduate program assists teachers in their continuous professional improvement to prepare them for positions of service and leadership. .Master of Kducation. Master of Science in Education, and Doctor of I Mutation degrees are aw arded. John Ihompson, President; Judy Mien, Vice-President; Dean Pierce. School of Education 45 Wayne Bailey, President; Dean Fred II. Pumphrey; Clarke (lillespic, Vice-President. School of Engineering Auburn engineers arc now exerting leadership in industry. in the community, and in government. As the largest school on our campus, engineering offers courses of study to meet the requirements for a bachelors degree in aeronautical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, as well as engineering physics. I here arc also three management curricula offered. They lead to a Bachelor's degree in aeronautical administration, industrial management, or textile management. A Bachelor of textile science is also offered. Tile first two years in engineering arc basically the same in all departments w ith the last two years devoted to specialization. On the graduate level there are courses leading to a Master of Science degree in civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering. ll of the curricula arc now providing training which will prepare our engineers for the new jobs associated with our rapidly progressing technology. i Bobbie Anne Smith. President; Dean Marion V. Spidlc; Vice President, Marilyn I Igin. School of Home Economics I'odav, women look rowan! Auburn’s School of I Ionic Kconomics for education in homemaking as well as careers. After the first two years in which each student is given the same basic curriculum, site chooses a field in which to specialize. A Bachelor's degree is offered in am of five different majors: Clothing and textiles, foods and nutrition. home management and family economics, family life and early childhood education, and nursing science. On the graduate level, work is offered in four of these fields leading to the Master of Science degree and to the professional degree. Master of I lome Kconomics. major in home economics provides both family security and job opportunities to today’s busy woman. 47 School of Pharmacy Auburn's School of Pharmacy has gained recognition as being one of the leading schools in the nation. 1 he pharmacy student strives to meet the standards of his chosen profession. This school was originally planned with the purpose of training men and women for the field of retail and wholesale pharmacy. The training has now been expanded so that today Auburn’s pharmaceutical graduates may be found at work as hospital pharmacists, public health technicians. research workers, and analytical chemists in large pharmaceutical plants. A pharmacist must not only he able to fill prescriptions accurate!) and have know ledge of the nature of diseases, bur he must also possess the professional ideals and ethical traits w hich are important to his profession. Mark Shelly, Vice-President; Dean S. I. (inker; President, Bill Beasley. 48 School of Science and Literature This is the oldest school on the campus. Curricula arc designed to lead to specialization as businessmen, accountants. secretaries, statisticians, mathematicians, historians, physicists, linguists', journalists and sociologists. Also pre-professional instruction is given to prospective lawyers, doctors, and veterinarians. A student entering Auburn who has not yet decided on a particular vocation may register in Science and Literature and later transfer to a technical school. Whatever course a student may select, he is taught the basic fundamental courses such as I'nglish, history, and mathematics. The idea that a liberal education should accompany specialization is foremost in this school. Lee Griffith, President; Dean Allen; Vice-President. Richard Bond. 49 School of Veterinary Medicine Auburn's School of Veterinary Medicine is one of eighteen such schools in the United States. (■raduates of the six year course receive the degree of Doctor of Veterinary .Medicine. After receiving this degree. Auburn graduates serve as veterinarians in a number of areas: general or specialized practice or teaching and research work in animal disease control organizations. A student wishing to obtain a degree in this field must successfully complete two years of prc-vctcrinary training before being eligible for admission into the School of Veterinary Medicine. After meeting this requirement, he must then complete four calendar years in the professional school. Admissions are restricted to a specific quota of students from Alabama. Florida. Mississippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky. f rank IJrown. President; Dean James I Greene; Vice-President. Fritz Crane. 5° I he graduate program is designed to provide advanced training to students who w ish to continue their education. Auburn's graduate school offers such advanced training in thirty-two subjects for the Master’s degree and in eleven subjects for the Doctoral degree. The requirements in the Graduate School differ from those in the undergraduate curriculum. I'lie student is thrown more on his own initiative and resource. He is expected to demonstrate his capacity for intensive and critical study and for original investigations. I-.mphasis is placed primarily upon basic learning and creative activities, upon fundamental rather than applied research, upon discovery rather than invention. Students w ith such educational backgrounds become assets of immeasurable potentialities to society. Graduate School Colonel John Lockett Naval R. 0. T. C. I'hc purpose of the Army R.O.T.C. unit at Auburn I niversity is to prepare officers for service in the Regular Army and the A rim Reserve. Tor those who have completed two years in the basic R.O.'P.C. program, the advanced course is offered. Artillery, Armor. Corps of Tngineers and Signal Corps arc the four branches offered. On completion of the advanced course, the graduate is eligible for a commission as Second Lieutenant in the Regular Army or the L'.S. Army Reserve. Colonel J. T. Dunlau Army R. 0. T. C. The mission of the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps is to produce trained leaders for our Navy and Marine Corps. A student may participate in either the regular or contract program. Students under the regular plan arc furnished with books, tuition, and a monthly allowance and attend three summer cruises aboard combatant ships of the active fleet. Contract students receive no financial assistance until their last two years when they receive a monthly subsistence allowance. Upon completion of his college course, each midshipman is obligated to serve a tour of activ e duty in the Navy or .Marine Corps. Colonel Ralph I. Williams Air Force R.O.T.C. It is the mission of the Air Force unit to prepare Auburn cadets for service ns future officers. Four or live years of active duty arc served after graduation. The four year program is divided into the basic and advanced programs, each of two years duration. Fhc first two years provide the student u ith a general knowledge of aerospace power, and the last two years offer advanced training including a four week summer camp held at an air force base. Those physically qualified acquire thirty-six hours of actual Might experience during the senior year. Organizations a f) Miss “A Day Candidates. Left to Kiciit: Sucllen Robinson. Caroline McGee. Susan Davis, Ginger Poitcvint, Donna Jean Draper. I iHsr Row. I . i r to Right: Bobby Forcr, George Gross. Howard Simpson, Don Irvin, Jim Do .ier, Jim Boyd, Wlnky Giddens, Wayne Fowler. (.con Posey, (.avion Joints. Second Row: Joe Overton. Bill Ross. Bob Mays, Jerry Gullcdgc, Bobby Lee, Jimmy Jones, Jim Price, Kiebard Guthrie, Mike Groover, Ken Winter. 1-arry Nichols. I iiiki Row: Hal Buckelew. Francis Sanda, Pat Single ton, John MeGeever. Jack Bludworth, Corky I rost. John McCrec. Gary Ray. I.arrv Lastcr, Larry Rawson. Billy l inker, Jimmy Bonner. 5 “A ”C The A-Club is nn organization composed of men w in have earned letters in one of the four major sports or ns a cheerleader for at least three years. s members, these men enjoy the social life of a club and at the same time are offered the opportunity to support worthw hile campus activities. I'he A-Club sponsors the annual A Day festivities, highlighted by an intra-M|uad game which climaxes the football spring training. I he selection of an Auburn coed to reign as Miss “A Day is handled by the club, ami she is presented at halftime of the game. I lalt of the l m TRow, l.irr 10 Right: Don Irvin. Secretary-Treasurer; |imu� Do icr. President. proceeds from the spring training game go to the band scholastic fund, while the other half is used for various athletic projects. Another annual function of the A-Club is the presentation of a handsome 25-inch tropin to the ‘ .Most Outstanding Senior Athlete. I lie A-Club Cottage is located in Graves Center, and offers members games, television, and comfortable easy chairs for relaxation. l)a at (.iiif Hare Stadium. 57 Fiusr Row, I i:i i ro Kirair: Frank Avaiu. Jerry Chastain. Howard Clouts, Howard Dunlap, Fletcher Farrington, Sprucll Grissom. Shonh Row: Richard (iuthrie, Harold Hanks, Joel Hardee. Rob Helms. |im Ciudcrdalc. Charles McCay. Tiiirii Row: Ixroy Me I .cod. Sonny Moore, Jack Morrow, Ronald Shuinack, Charles Smith, Rill Stallworth. Foiktii Row: George Stritikus, l erry Underwood, Sliirlev Walker. Gloicc Works. Agriculture Council I he griculrural Council is composed of two representatives elected from each recognized agricultur.il organization. one faculty advisor, and ex-officio members from other agricultural organizations. 1 he purpose of the Agricultural Council is to maintain a functional body for coordinating and promoting the activities of the agricultural organizations. The Agricultural Council assists with the Animal Open House. Hie officers are: Joel Hardee, President; Sonny Moore. Vice President; Charles McCay, Secretary-Treasurer. 5� I'msi Row, I i i i 10 Kir.m: Dr. Joseph I . 11ood, Faculty Advisor; Kill Adkins, Jerry Chastain, Hen I laid , Faye . Klusavvnek. John Keyes. onii Row: Leonard Mien, Bobby Dark, Shelby Baker, Lex Webster, Don Howard, Jesse I arkett, John Bryant. Guve Willis, Janies Gibbs. N’oi Piemu i : Richard Guthrie. Rav Simpson. Charles Moody. Miguel Rios, Wayne Jordan, Olin Andrews. Agronomy Club The Agronomy Club is an organization of students interested in the studying of crop and soil sciences. I he objectives of the club are to give students interested in crops ami soils a source of information other than classroom instruction; to promote general interest in the field of agronomy; to provide recreation and fraternal relationship for the students; anil to encourage cooperative elTorts among students and faculty of the Department of Agronoim ami Soils. The officers arc: Richard (iuthric. President; Ben I lajck, Vice-President; Ray Simpson. I’rcasurcr; Charles Moody. Reporter; and Jerry Chastain, Secretary. I-ikm Row. I.nr to Rir.ur. Sadie Jean Rcaird, James Haggard. I'ommy Harris, Joyce Malcom. Si.cond Row: Bun Prater. Frank Randall, Robert Story. Joe Sugg. I lium Row: Kay Thomas, Linda M .idsworth. Virginia Weatherford. No: Pirnwiv Chris Parker. Founded at the University of Mabama in IV26. Mpha Kpsilon Delta is the national honorary society for pre-mcdicinc students. Lhc purposes of the society arc to encourage excellence in pre-medical, pre-dental, and lab-tcclmological work by furnishing i goal tow an! which the student may strive during the early quarters of his tir her college career and t � bind together the similarly interested students. An annual award is presented by M l) to the sophomore in pre-medicine, pre-dentistry, or lab-tcclmology who maintains the highest average for his or her freshman year. Officers for this organization arc: Joe Sugg, President; James Haggard, Vice-President; Kay Thomas, Secretary; and Thomas Harris, Treasurer. 59 I'irsi Row, l.n r to Ricnr: Coo|Kr Allison, Mike Barrett. Don Rogue, Jon Bowden, Calvin Runn, Harr} Clun, Ridurd Cliap-inan. Art Chappcl. Si.coNn Row: Pat Davis, loin DcLoach, Danny Dudley. Jim Mliot, Iran's Fincher. EJwyn Hamer, Forrest I l.mivKI, Jim llill er. I'iiikh Row: (,'liarfcs Muling. Iloii Hull. Hill IIkt, Hen Ingram. Jimmy Landers. Rob Langford. David Ijy. Jim Lynch. Foiriii Row; David .Milling, Iraj Nassiroghli, Glen Parker, Hill Riley, Jerc Rivers, Bob Seale. Paul I ill. Edwin Walker. Firm Row: j dgar Wesson. Ken Wickham, tommy Williams, Dan Woodfin. Charles Wyatt. Jack Yielding. Not Pimikio: Larry Abbot, Ken Hell. Charles Brookshire, RoUrt II. Brown. Steve Brown. Jerc Burcc. I. C. Cottier. Hm Doughtie. Jim Edwards. I d Gamer, Hobby llarrold, George Johnson, Hud Martin, Walter Alyrc. Bob Morrell, Roy Payne, Jim Pritchett. Tom Smyth. Roger Winston. DELTA CHAPTER, EOL’NDED 1927 Alpha Phi Omega, a National Service Fraternity, was founded ar Lafayette College, Easton. Penn., in 1925. Delta Chapter ar Auburn is the oldest chapter in over 300 chapters in the country, in continuous service, having been active for the past 54 years. The membership is composed of students who have hail a previous association with the scouring movement; who have a desire to render service to their fellow men and community, and have a sufficient scholastic average. This year, A Phi () operated the Student Book Exchange in a new, more convenient location under the “L” Building. Among other service projects rendered by A Phi () were helping during freshman orientation. as well as helping at Homecoming and Village l air. A Phi () also serves as custodian for War I ngle III. I he Chapter Officers for the 1962 Winter and Spring Quarters arc: Walter Mycr, President; 1st Vice-President, David C. Lay; 2nd Vice-President, J. M. Yielding; 3rd Vice-President, K. Cooper Allison; Treasurer, Charles I . Wyatt; Recording Secretary, Thomas II. De-Loach; Corresponding Secretary, Robert L. Hull; Historian. Lester Maximillian; Chairman of Advisory Committee. R. L. Brittain. Alpha Phi Omega 6o Alpha Zeta I'iRsr Rowr. I i1 i i« Right: John Barnett, James Bona, J«� l� n I.. jtrown, Allan Curb. Jerome Carroll. Howard Clouts, Tldridgc Collins. Wavnc Curtis. Suomi Row: W illiam II. Dunlap. Idward Cjivhan, Richard Guthrie, loci Hardee, Boh lldnis. Allen liunter. Robert James. Ronald Jones. I iiirk Row; George Ijng-fi rd, lack l.cath, David Martin. Richard Wills. John Morgan, i . Pirish, Robert Powers. Wiliam Sellers. Fourth Row Robert Smallwood, Harmon Straiton, W illiam I honi|tson. Kill W ud. William Welter. m Pw.iiwn: Thomas Canerday. Robert Duncan. I ugene Hollingsworth, George Kraft. Charles Wc- datiis. I he national honorary agricultural service fraternity. Mpha era. was organi cii on the Auburn campus to recogni c those outstanding in scholarship, extracurricular activities, character, and potentialities as leaders. I he objectives of the fraternity are to promote the profession of agriculture and to establish, foster, and develop high standards of scholarship, character, leadership, and spirit of fellowship among its members. Officers are: Robert B. Helms. President; W ayne (!. Curtis. Vice-President; Howard A. Clouts. Secretary; John I.. Brown, Treasurer; Joel I). Hardee, Historian. 61 First Row, I m i io Right: Kcii Hell, Vivian Cathey, Frances Davis. Mary I leanor Dendy. Si.com Row: Alary Flizabeth Hinton, Julie Hoffman. Anne Holladay, Judy Ann Holley. Third Row: Nancy Jackson, I’at Johnson, Betsy Joiner, I.vim McLaughlin. Focriii Row: Luanne Mount, Mary Beth Parker. Sandra Sccwar, Katherine Mm Storrs. Finn Row: Shirley Walker, Shirley Zeanah. No- Pkiiri.d: Judith Ann Corners. Frances Lapp, Rheba Ka Nobles, Norma Phyllis Phillips, Sally Ann Smith. Alpha Lambda Delta lpha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic honorary lor freshman women. The Auburn Chapter was established in the Winter Quarter of 1952. A 2.5 over-all average must be maintained during the freshman year to be eligible for membership. Officers arc: Mary I Icanor Dendy, President; Vivian Cathey. Vice-President; Frances Davis. Secretary; Shirley Walker. Treasurer; Sallv Ann Smith, Historian. American Pharmaceutical Association The Vuburn Student Chapter of the American Pharmaceutical Association was founded on the campus in 1939. Through meetings and socials, the association strives to stimulate a greater professional interest and friendly relationship among pharmacy students, to acquire a better knowledge of professional problems, to assist in the elevation of the practice of pharmacy, and to aid in the advancement of pharmaceutical knowledge. The officers this year arc: Richard A. Cuny, President; Julian Baker, Vice-President; Sarah Nell Huggins, Secretary; John 1. Owen, Treasurer. Firm Row, Lia r to Right: Harold Alexander. Bill Beasley, Anthony Bulger. Murray Cape. Second Row: Richard Cunv, George Guess, James Hobson, Diane Holt. Third Row; Sarah Nell Huggins, James I.aurscn. Jane Tee. Lea Masters. Foirih Row: Mark Shelley. Dovlc Springer. RoIxmt Starr. Vi ian Voss. Firm Row: Betty XVagnon, John inn. James Wurthmaiui. Nor Pietcred: Julian Baker. John Owen, Charles Parker. ■ X fS 1,7 Jfl a 9 d. M ' C’w 1'iRsr Row, I.iir to Ri«.ht: Capr. Roy I . Hilliard, Frederick II. - mt� rosia, John R. Id wards. Gene L Glenn, Michael C. Riley.. l. Wayne Ihindriek. Kolurt (). Pcilus. Suomi Row: Roy I . Birk-licad. Joe M. Willis. Richard I . Hale, John I . Johnson. Roper M. Young, ClitTord K. Dykes. Robert P. Buchanan. I iiiro Row: (.liarlcs R. Cancr, |ohn M. Snell. Humus P. Glanton. William T. Roardman, Richard G. Morgan, John M. Rampy , Byron C. Bursoit. Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight I he mold Air Soviet) is nn honorary society for the students in advanced corps of the Air f orce R.O. I The rnold ir Society memhers function to further the purpose, mission, tradition, and concept of the United States Air Force as a means of national defense; promote American citizenship, and create a close and more efficient relationship among the Air Force ROIC. I he colors arc red, white, blue, and yellow-orange. The flower is the red rose. I lie officers arc: Commander, Johnny l. Rampy; F.xccutivc, Johnny I . Johnson; Administration, Richard Morgan; Comptroller, Projects. John M. Snell; Information, Fred II. Ambrosia; Chaplain. Aubrey Abrams; Comptroller, Knox rgo. n affiliate of Arnold Society is Angel Flight, which includes the honorary coed sponsors of the AFRO 1C cadcr corps. I hey are chosen by A AS on the basis of beauty, charm, bearing, and interest in the Air Force. ngcl Flight marches in parades aiul reviews and assists at cadet social functions. First Row, Lett to Rk.iii: Capt. Roy I . I lilliard, Margaret Wiley. N’clda Young, Judy Roberson. Charlotte Bailey . Snmxn Row: Snellen Robinson. Brenda Liles, Part Russo, leanne Riser, l unm Row: Jan Welch. Gail Spear, Carolyn Oliver, Fran Piilgluim. Su .ie Vcrbcck. Marybeth Coker. The Auburn Alumni Association Ben S. Gilmer '26 President The Auburn Alumni Association seeks to support constantly the dcvcl-opmcnr of an ever greater Auburn University anti to help maintain among former students that spirit of friendship and helpfulness to others that characterizes the Auburn student body, past and present. To fulfill these purposes, the Auburn Alumni Association maintains a purposeful program of activities initiated through meetings. Auburn Clubs, and “The Auburn Alumncws.” II former students arc cordially invited to become active participants in these efforts. Joseph B. Sarver, Jr., 17 Executive Secret.try Alvin A. Bixgio '26 lulnuind C. Leach ‘15 David Roller's W Herb While ‘55 A in wui Held Secretary Ralph Bolt ’50 Charles Cox ‘52 Winston S. Garth 40 Harry Burns 40 64 scene from ‘ As You Desire Me” tense tin uncut in “As Vint Desire Me A moment from “World's Wotuler Auburn Players I he Auburn Players pla an important role in rlu- activities of Auburn. I heir productions this year ranged from the light “World's Wonder to the more dramatic ••John Brown's Hotly and included such other exhibitions as The Stage Door. As You Desire Me. and “Anna Sophia I ledvig. Under the able direction of I el-fair H. Pcct and the assistant guidance of Robert Know les. the Players must be assured of a w arm reception wherever then may Ik-, w hether on the Auburn campus or on the road. I hc Auburn Players provide topnotch entertainment plus excellent portrayals of the characters in each production. scene during World's Wonder I lie cast of John Brown’s Bodv Auburn Knights The Auburn Knights Orchestra, now one of the most accompli si ted and popular dance orchestras in the South, is in its thirty-fourth year of existence on the Plains. Annually sought-after for a variety of engagements from Nashville to Daytona Beach, Biloxi to Savannah, the group has established a standing reputation of quality and versatility. The Knights released an I.P record containing a cross-section of the band's style. I'o date, the popular album has received frequent play on radio in Auburn, Birmingham, .Montgomery, and New Orleans. During the past few years, the Knights have been called upon to accompany such celebrities as June Christy, Joni James. George Jessel. Dave Gardner, and the Four Freshmen. all of whom had glowing remarks of praise for the band. 66 67 W?lm VV. ,0,V lffl � l aiu Ynchcr. l ave Dc Northmp, Carolyn Jordan. Barbara Brown, Utric I ■. Williams nson. H il l� ic Veil I ornuiion in Imm.r of Bcdie Bide . Auburni Marching Band Concert Band 68 I ,ca«lcr. Big John” Thompson In ClilT Hare Stadium, down the main street of Auburn, leading the crowds at the pcprallics; the Auburn Band is always on hand to provide the mood and music for football season. On the football field, at home or away, the orange and blue of the Auburn marching band always presents an excellent half-time show . Long hours of practice, under the direction of Wilbur 11 inton. are rewarded as spectators applaud a pictorial performance. Also adding color to the band arc the majorettes. I’hc Concert Band, a “division of the marching band, presents a concert each winter and spring quarter with arrangements presented ranging from jazz to symphony. They also make tours to high schools throughout the state. For precision formation and an enjoyable program. the Auburn Band should be commended. great big Auburn U! Art Guild Founded in 1941, the Art Guild is the honorary and professional organization for the Art Department. The purpose of the Art Guild is to foster the best in art for the mutual benefit of the members, the department, and the university. Eligibility for membership is based on outstanding achievement in art courses. Officers are: Charles black. President; Ann Waggle. Vice-President; Gene Culver, Secretary; Johnny Scntcll. Treasurer; Sam Hutto, Publicity. First Row, I.u i 10 Kuan: Joe Adams, (diaries Black, Jim Bray. Doris Jean Cannon. Sicoxn Row: Judy (dark. Gene Culver, Paul Garrison, Margaret Horan. I imiu Row; Sam I lotto. Carolyn Morrow, Mary nn Norton. Jackie Savelle. Folriii Row: Johnny Scntcll, Aaron Sheppard, 1 bonus 1 ay lor. Ann Waggle. Nor Pn rem o: Jerry Johnson. Jack Maddox, Mary Ann Swan. Fraternity Advisory Council First Row. I.n r ro Ricitr: Worth l.anier. Fdwanl B. Taylor, lames P. Woodson. Cooper King Jr.. Herb F. Rcinlurd. Seconk Row Colonel Ralph Williams, It. I.. Brittain, William P. Dome, W. Frank Powell, William It. ilauscr, Earl I). Layman. I'limp Row: Avcc M. Wiggins. I henry G Good. George J. Cottier, S. Allen I dgar, lerry 11. Godard, Raymond . Kitland, Drew Kagan. The Fraternity Advisory Council consists of the faculty advisors of the various fraternal groups on campus. It meets once a month ro discuss problems of mutual interest and exchange ideas. They may make recommendations to the Interfraternity Council. This organization was founded in 1956. I he present officers arc: l)r. Raymond Ritland, President; Herb Rcinhard. Vice-President; I'd 'I’aylor, Secretary-Treasurer. 7° Auburn Veterans’ Association I he Auburn Veterans’ Association is an organization whose function is to serve the Student Body, the faculty and the veterans of Auburn University. Not Pit it k� i� : I Iton Donald Jackson, Jack Little. Dewey Noithcntr. Sam Pluriv. Dr. Kitland, Frank Rocckncr. was organized in the Spring Quarter of 1956 anti was granted its charter in the next year. Since that time rite association has been engaged in many activities for the betterment of Auburn. The AVA arm band can always be widely seen at registration time. Its wearer is an active member of the AVA Registration leant whose job is to assist students and facultx in the registration processes. Other AVA sponsored projects include traffic and housing surveys. Rook Drive for Korean Universities, and the Soap Box Derby during Village Fair each Spring. Although AVA is primarily a service organization, its activities arc also social and they participate in the intramural sports program. cordial imitation to memltership is extended to all veterans of the rmcd Forces enrolled in Auburn. Clifford Kill Carl Krewer rtliur Itrowii Steve Carter Wiley Cauthen Robert I File Harry Johnson I lerman Rirwan Timothy RIopfcitMcin Noel l.eon William Locke Allurt Moon I low ard Parker Charkv Perkins Joe Pilcher Walter Sharp I'.ric Smith I awrcncc Sulli an John Weaver J lino Yoiiiicc 7X Baptist Student Union I he B. S. L . always strives to niagnifx the local church, thus becoming the connecting link between the college student and the local Baptist churches. A person automaticallx laconics a member of the B. S. U. when he joins one of the activities that it sponsors. The B. S. U. sponsors an annual convention to Ridgecrest and (Jloricta and a Religious Focus Week. The B. S. I', invites every college student to attend Sunday School, church. Training Union, and to use the building as a place t � relax, meet friends, and have fun. This year's officers are: Ken Dyess, President; Glenn (iermin. Vice-President; Peggy Jo Smith. Devotional; Mien Orr. Fnlist; Peggx Wilcox. Social Chairman; Sandra Murrah, Secretary; Cicorgc Beck. Training Union; Ken Mcl.oud. Sundax School Superintendent; George Stritikas. Publicity; Ralph Hamilton, Missions and Fx-tension; (Benda Arnett. YWA; Joe Nall. Stewardship; Dan Smith. Brotherhood; Becky Hardy. Music; James Coates. Lakeviexx Representative; Judx Self. House Hostess; Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Shell. Faculty dvisors. himni Party Skit Night at the BSU I Ik New Baptist Student Center (EHTEC I iksi Row. I hi to Kiel it: l)r. hurl I.. Wiiigin. James S. Hines. James XV. Lauderdale, Joel I). Hardee. Leonard H. Williams. William I. Stallworth, Pat V Waldrop. Prv. I . Price. Siooni Row: Wooilie Ramsay. Terrill (Joncc. Richard (iingles. Lamar Wilkinson. Beniamin Gibbons, Jim Jenkins. Lloyd Moore lr„ Harold R. Phillips, l-'r.mklin Moorer. Block and Bridle I Ik- labama chapter of the National Block and Bridle (,'lnl was organized in order to promote and increase interest among the students of animal husbandry and to bring about closer relationships between the students and rhe men pursuing some phase of this licit! as a profession. Annualb the club sponsors the Little International Livestock Judging Contest, the Auburn livestock judging team, and a club banquet. Membership is o| en to all students majoring in animal husbandry and to those interested in the various lieltls of rhe profession. 73 I’msr Row. I.in m Rk-iit: John I.. Hues is, Javnc Drake. James V. DeVenny, Houston A. Mascy, RoiuUI I. Barnett. Wayne (J. Camj l cll, James II. McClurkin. Second Row: Jerry Lee Fuller, llmmas W. Lawrence. R. I.amar Durrett. Howard I.. Claybruok. John W. Morgan, Rol crt 15. Helms. Tiiikd Row: llarnkl II. Hartwell, Luther 15. I ullcr, Andrew C. Conner, Pommy I.. Hilliard, l ltomas N. Paylor, Austin VI. Raines, Hollacc R. McKinley. Caissons Club Caissons. Artillery I Ion ora r Society, was founded in January, 1948, to foster friendship, cooperation, and good fellowship among the advanced artillery students and the army instructors. Goals of the society are the College Center Saint Dunstan's Chapel, the I piscopal College Center, is the l-'.piscopal Church on the Auburn campus. Worship is the heart of our church life. I he Holy Communion is our center of worship around w hich our life and fellowship are built and from which we receive power and guidance for our Christian witness. Hol Communion is celebrated evert Sunday, on I uesday afternoons and Thursday mornings, and on Holt Days. The lounge is open daily, providing a place to relax, play cards, watch I V, listen to the I li-Ti, stud) or type papers. Cokes and eolTee are available. I here are supers on Sutulav night before Canterhur) Forum an� l breakfast following early Communion services. Stud) uni Service opportunities are provided through the liible Class, the Canterhur) Forum, a Student Daughters of the King Group, the I .ay Readers and colyre program, and the Impiircrs Classes. Those responsible for leadership in the Center are: I he Reverend Don E. Marietta, Jr., John llcn, Senior Warden; Phil Hodgkins, Junior Warden; and Gill liter. T'orum President. development of efficient and dependable artillery officers for the services of our country and the development of interest in its military affairs. President. I louston A. Mascy; Parliamentarian. Wayne C. Campbell; Secretary, Ronald J. Barnett; Treasurer. James V. DeVenny. Holy (x mmunion 74 Student Group The acrivitics of our student group arc designed to assist the student in acquiring a deeper know ledge of God's Word and to encourage him to submit to God's w ill in worship and service. Periods of worship provide opportunity for achieving these objectives. In addition to these, periods of discussion and fellowship provide guidance and encouragement in the conduct of the Christian life. 75 l;iRSi Kmv, I n i 10 Ricni: Michael Kml, VV'il li nn ! . W riucs, Warren Jones, Robert P. Smith. Wayne McPherson, Gary Ihonus. Jot Murphy. H. I', lirewton. SficoNii Row: Watson Smith, Walter Williams, James C. Whatley, Herr Hitchcock. Ku� (aichran, l.ric C. Smith. John Doolit-tit. I'llIKD Row : William N. Stamps. Hal Dyer. James I lead, Joe Raul ins. Ray Harris. Jimmy Neal Mitchell. Dennis Punches, .Michael Henry . N’oi Rn iinu : I'red Rohnett, l)r. John Boloney, David (•randv. Harold Hartwell. Stuart Kearns. Circle K part of Circle l International sponsored In Kiwanis. the Circle K Club of Auburn University w as reorganized in February of I960. It rapidly grew to be the largest club in the international organization, and at the convention in I oronto. Canada, it was recognized as the outstanding Circle K Chib in the United States and (,‘anada. Circle K (dub is a college level men s service organization. Its many service activities are divided into service to the University, to the community, and to Kiwanis. Over 2.000 man-hours of work was spent by Auburn Cwens Being rapped for mcmlicrship into Cwens is the high est honor that can he liestow ed on a soplmmorc woman at Auburn. This honor society yeas first established on this campus in 1940 under the name of Owls. In the spring of 1957. Owls received its charter to become Pi Chapter of the National Society of Cyvcns. Each spring quarter, freshmen girls who have displayed scholarship ability and campus leadership are tapped for this organization. The officers arc: Sally Smith. President; Stella Curry . Secretary; Gloria Pickett. I rcasurcr. I ihsi Row. I.r.n m Ricni. Kui Bell. Nancy Canterbury, (Jas-•andra Coker, Stcila Curry. Sicosn Row: Mary Eleanor Deiidy. I'.reel ITiel, Julie I lofTman, Nancy Jackson. Timm Row: Pat Johnson, Betsy Joiner. Sy lvia l.ee. Pat Little. I'oirtii Royv: Ann Meigs. Linda Moore, Kaky M osclcy, Luanne Mount. Finru Row: Mary Beth Parker, (iloria Pickett. C'orclla Rawls, Shirley Walker. Nor Pnrrvmn: Doroihv Porterfield. Sally Ann Smith. (aide K men in service projects in the first six months of their club's existence. Each quarter an Auburn coed is selected as Sweetheart of Circle K. She is the clubs official Hostess and participates in all the activities of Circle K at Auburn University. rhe officers are: Wayne McPherson. President; Stuart Kearns. 1st ice-President; Mike Reed, 2nd Vice-President; Gary Thomas. Secretary; I larold Hartwell. I'rcasurcr. 76 I'ikm Row, l.u i iu Kk.iii: S|irudl (iriwun. Charles Moody, Jerry (Cantrell, Dr. (iilhcrt II. Rollins. Si.com Row: Dallas Hartlow. Jerry l ow ler. Hill Cochran. I'iiird Row: Dr. K. l. Autre). I nthet James, I rani Dean. Dairy Science Club I he objectives of the Dairy Science Club arc to provide an informal meeting place for students and faculty members who arc interested in dairy science and to establish and maintain good relations between students and dairymen throughout the state. The Dairy Science Club establishes and maintains contact l� ctuccn students and outstanding workers in the dairy industry. I he club also promotes fellowship and scholarship among those at Auburn I niversity who arc interested in dairy science. The officers are Terry Underwood. President; Charles Moody, t reasurer. I he National Association of I niversitv Dames was founded at the University of Chicago in 1921. The purpose of the organization is to establish and strengthen l onds of friendship among students' wives, to develop and also provide for special interests of its members. flic iiburn University Chapter of Dames was organized in 104 under rite sponsorship of Mrs. J. II. Veal. ll wives of Auburn students arc eligible tor membership. I lie officers for W inter and Spring of MM2 are: Mrs. II. . Kiruan. President; Mrs. Joseph W alls. icc-Prcsi-dent; Mrs. CJcnn Culp, 2nd Vice-President; Mrs. Roy Pickens. Recording Secretary, Mrs. Joe Verrles. Corresponding Secretary; Alls. Richard Peck. I reasiirer; .Mrs. William Cato, Historian. Dames Club i iH'i Row, I.i 111 Kk.iii: Mis. Jowpli (.'. iilK. li'. ! •• V'. Pickens. Mrs. Richard I. Peek. lr'. William V. Cato, Min. II. . Kirsvan. Mrs. Joe I . Nellies, Mis. Glenn ul|� Jr. Sihimi Ko� Mrs. Ijnier Vines, Mrs. V. |. Leslie Jr., Mrs. (•corgi V Miller, Mrs. Gcorgi I ( lauscn Jr. lr . I d ward I.. inion. Mrs. Kolten A. Hale. I'miri Row: Mrs. Ralph It. Godfrey, Mrs. Johnny N. Kampv. Mrs. Kenneth II. Johnson. Mrs. (inn I.. Glenn. Mrs. Don R. I).i is. Mrs. W. Huln-rr Brown. Mrs. Noonan K Hart. Mr-. John H. I lodges. Debate Council Faculty Advisor RICHARD G. RI'.A I he 1960-61 Auburn Debaters participated in 7S rounds of debates against ?6 different colleges and universities in 5 inter-collegiate debate tournaments. I his year has been primarily a year of re-building the debate squad. Eleven students, w ith no previous debating experience, won 44 rounds of debates and accumulated many awards. The following arc members of lau Kappa Alpha, honorary forensic fraternity: Joe Tuggle, John Mclycr. Billie Joe McDonald, Jerome Strickland. Billie Jean Walker, and Jim Kilpatrick. Active students w ere: Joseph I uggle, President; Billie Joe McDonald. Vice-President; Frances Dudley. Secretary; Jerome Strickland, Elizabeth Carol Price. Jack McManus. Billie Jean Walker. I lomer Fisher. Bill Kontinos. Jim Kilpatrick, Wendell Mitchell. Kenneth Swint. Robert Willis. Mack Butler, I Icnrv Blizzard, Jerry Carlisle. John F. Melzer, Edward Billingsley III. James Elliott. Carl Peth, I hid Wheeler. t he Auburn Debate Council Auburn takes championship trophy for the best overall school at tlic West Georgia Debate tournament. Dana King Gatchell 1 he Dana King Gatchell Home Economics Cltib was formed for the purpose of promoting a professional attitude and interest among students in home economics and home economics education. Interesting programs based on the local and state projects are on the agenda at the monthly meetings. I he club’s activities include the annual service project of sending old jewelry to the Partlow School, cake and cookie sales, and a visit to a nursing home. I ikm Row, I ti i to Kk.iii: N'ancy White, Judy Self, Marilyn I lyin. Joyce Richardson, Peggy Strccty. I.nuisc Chambers, Virginia C. White. Second Row: Joanne AlLsopp. Atomic C. Brcttgel-man, Betty I.. Mali, Slicron Smith, Carol Welch, Ann Farmer, Patsy Carden. Iiiird Row: Alice Grissom. Pat Ferkios, (Jail Bain, I.ynctte Kidd, Faye Culver, Man- Beth Callaway, Pamela I hint. Joan Gibson. 78 Delta Sigma Pi Nor Pu it'Ki'O: R« bcrt Colvin, Joscpli Creek, Liny Foreman. Ronnie Lawrence. Harrison Sims. Chris Skillcrn. Joseph Walls. Delta Sigma 1 1 was founded at New 'i ork University School of Commerce, Accounts and finance. on ovcm-ber “. 1907. I lie installation of Beta Lambda chapter, March 21. 1951, raised the chapter roll to fifty-six. Today, this figure is nearly doubled, and Delta Sigma Pi is an international professional Business dminisrmtion fraternity which fosters the study of business in universities; encourages scholarship and association of students for their mutual practices; promotes closer afiiliation between the commercial world and the students of commerce. and furthers a higher standard of commercial welfare of the community. The officers are: W ayne L. Self, President; Joel K. Sw im. Senior Vice-President; Larry C. f oreman. Junior Vice-President; James C. W hatley, Secretary ; l.tlwin J. I )avis, I rcasurcr. Oiarlcs mu Bvron Bohannon 1 1 win Davis John Dickas I .other Fleming James Garner Thomas Glanton Harold Hartwell I.other Henninger l’crry Mihlrcth John I follow a Ixwis Jones I Itomas Jones I.eon Jung James la� vcll Robert Mollis Billie Myers Bruce Ross Wayne Self Joel Sw im George Tew John I hompsoit Joe Walker James Whatley Charles White 79 Student Engineers Council The Auburn Student Engineers Council was rc-organi .cd in I960. The Council represents the 17 engineering honorary and professional engineering socictk-N at Auburn University and is composed of the president and one other delegate from each society. The objectives of the Council are: to promote higher engineering standards among students; to sponsor the publication The ubum Engineer' ; to coordinate the activities of the engineering societies; and to plan and coordinate the activities of the Engineer's ball and engineer's Week. Officers for Summer and Fall Quarters—1961: T. J. Lyons, President; Richard S. Wilson. Vice-President; Roy L. Meifner. Jr., Treasurer; Rush S. Fnglish. Recording Secretary; Dwight Wiggins, Corresponding Secretary; Mr. I.. II. Taylor, Faculty Advisor. Officers for Winter and Spring Quarters 1962: W. Wayne Hailey, President; Clark M. Gillespie, Vice-President; Donald R. I.ugar, Treasurer; Thomas A. Saunders. Recording Secretary; George . Miller. Corresponding Secretary; Mr. K. R. Taylor, Faculty Advisor. Ernst Row, l it i i Kn.ui; l)«m R. huger, lummy A. Saunders. Clarke M. Gillespie, William V. It iilcv, Kduanl It. Taylor, John M. Kampy, Macklin Crider. Second Row; William I . Albritton. Stephen I'. Piotrowski, Roy L. Heifner Jr., E. Itrucc Canon, Dwight I.. Wiggins Jr., Ronald E. Jones. Carl E. Horne. I'hiro Row: l hotn.iv W. Brower, James E. Kilkbrvw, Donald W. Phil pott. W. Henry Stockham. Donald Borst. Robert W;dker. (ii-.irx It. McDonald Jr. 8o American Chemical Society I lie ubiirn student affiliate group of the mcric.m Chemical Society functions in order that undergraduate .students might gain some insight into the professional side of their chosen careers. It affords an opportunity for tlie students of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering to become better acquainted, to secure experience in preparing and presenting technical material before chemical audiences, and to instill a professional pride in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. I he officer are: John Caine, President; Joseph I lurcli-enson, Vice-President; Ceorge 1 hompson. Secretary; l.amar Boone, Ercasurcr; Dr. Rapps. facility Advisor. Kikm Kim, I .mi m Kic.iii: Miiluul Beniky, ’ au Boone. John Caine. Si.cn i Ko«‘: I-red (Jumpion. l-anny Curti . John Hendrix. Timm Row: James Hinson. Joseph Hiucheson, (iiurgc Thompson. Nor IV imic Archie l.elfron. American Institute of Chemical Engineers I he uburn Student Chapter of the merican Institute of Chemical I nginccrs provides a means to develop a professional spirit, to supplement the training received in the regular curriculum, and to introduce the National Society for the benefit of rite undergraduate students in Chemical Engineering. I he officers are: Cary Popwcll, President; Russell Stcndcr. Vice-President; Warren (ilenn, Secretary; Charles (iriffin. I rcasurcr; Ralph Cunningham. Corresponding Secretary. I I is i Row. In m Km.ill: Crews Askew, Dan Broughton. Robert Dauos. (icralci Daugherty. John Doolittle. mires I xposiio. Suomi Row: .h.� rU-■ (ilenn. t.harles (irillin. (iary (iiutry. Joseph Harris. James Hugh Hillhouse. Jere I In.Non. Iiiiko Row: Wayne Jenkins, Charles Jones. Wallace keltncr. James Kershaw. James King, (iturgc l ong. l ot toil Row: James McMillan, (ilenn O'Neal, (iary Popwcll. Paul Robert . Burt Schwarz. Daniel Sexton. I iroi Row: Clyde Slurpv. John Singles . Russell Sten.hr, Cecil Ilmbcrlalcc. William Walks. Charles Yce. Not Picrvun: Byron Beasley, Ralph (.'unningham. John Dickinson, Roger Marlin. Salamch Odeh. First Row, I hi ro R«� r: Wayne Bailey, Robert Baker. Bruce Baker, James Benton, Joseph Boland, David Broughton, James Bumgarner, Freddie Bush, James Carter, Neil Christianson. Si 0. M) Row: George Clausen, Victor (.'lemons, Michael Colpack. 1. arry Crim, Robert Downey, (ilenn I'.vans, John Faughn, I'nicst Forbes, I crrcll Franklin, Winidrow (iambic. I iiikk Row: William Haisten, Roy Heifner, Joe Horn, Carl Horne, John Hutchin-son, Bobby Johnson. Joseph Johnson, Reginald Kemp, l arr Kendrick, Herman Kesler. Foutm Row: William I.auglilin, Marvin Leak, 'Ihurman Lyon, Joe McGee, Henry MeGirt, Lewis Martin. George Miller. Marion Morris, Judon Barker, Donald Philpott. Finn Row: Y illiam Powers. Janas Reaves, James Ricks Sam Rolwrts, James Robinson, Roycc Roiton, lucicn Rucker, Samuel Sanders, I homas Saunders. Robert Shaffer. Sivm Row: Fred Smith, James Smith, James Roy Smith, Robert Straiton, F horn as Vanaerver. James Wallace, Charles Warren. Max Wood, Charles Woodrow. Not Pictured: James (,‘aldwell. William Clark. William Jones, Richard Kramer. Joseph McCollum. Kenneth Milton, William Padgett. Jerry Posey, William Price, William Stewart, Donald Suthcrlm, Rolicit Todd. American Institute Electrical Engineers Auburn’s A.1.1 .1 . is a student branch of rite American Institute of Klcctrical Inginccrs. It is n professional organization open in membersbip to all electrical engineering students. Student membership t«� all offers the sin-dents a life time connection with the leading organization for aiding the development of the latent abilities of students. 8x American Rocket Society I he American Rocker Society was founded in 1930 ro advance the science of rocket and jet propulsion. I he object of this professional society is to aid the United States in achieving its maximum level of technical capacity in astronautics l increasing levels of motivation, idea production, energy output, and communications exchange. Membership in the Society’s Milnirn student chapter is open to all those interested in any of the broad fields of rocketry or astronautics. 1 he President is I larr Bares. Firsr Row, I.hi to Richi: Stephen T. Piotrowski, llarrv I’. Bates, William T. Board man, I . Bruce Carson, Joe F. Parrish. V. (i. Sherling. Sreoxn Row: .Michael A. Boyd. nd Cionnor, James W. Ricks. Shelton I). Bryant, James Al. Stewart. Third Row : Wendell Mead. Wiley H. Robinson. David J. Wilson, Robert Al. Balzli. Alfred Colanzi, J. C. Fortenberry. American Society of Agricultural Engineers I he American Society of Agricultural I ngineers is a national organization for professional agricultural engineers and students enrolled in agricultural engineering. I lie Alabama Student Branch at Auburn promotes, directly and indirectly, the interest of students enrolled in agricultural engineering—particularly when these interests relate to their professional advancement. The officers are: Howard Dunlap, President; Aubray Abrams. Vice-President; I Idridge Collins, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row, Left ro Kicirr: Kenneth Vamlerford, Luther demon . Randolph CJoncc, Charles burgess, I. V. Lamar. Howard Dunlap. Second Row: Tommj Hilliard, Dewey Botts. Robert Little Jr., I Idridge R. Collins Jr.. Julius R. Williford. Anbray I. Abrams Jr.. Gary Win-sett. I irsi Row. ! � i i i«i Uii.iii- k:i M-lXihhagh, Pedro ristcguict.i. Kill Brokfidd. ! «• ' Brittain. James Brock, James Buck, Bobby Bullock, Tommy Bumpass, Robert Burnette, Carter Burrell. Si. -onii Row: Richard Byrd. I , B. Chaudharv. Charli Clifton, (Jar I os Cortina, George Day. John Dorgan, Jimmy l.lscvier. Bush Ijiglidi, l.amar I aulk. 1 . II. I Icssas. I iiiku Row. Arthur Gri . lc. William Hamog, Ronnie Iloxsic, James Huib n, William Johnson, Charles Jones lord I punier, I rank l.ockridgc, Donald l.ugcr. John McCicc. loiKin Row; Geary McDonald, l!d Moreland. Pit Moseley, John Nicholb, Gordon Norton, Jack Parker, Jack Pope. Byrd Keddock. Marion Robyns, N. 1). Scott. R. K. Sehgal. Finn Row. Rameshwar Singh, Jimnsv Stevens, Ferry Summerville, Jimmy l ice. Bill Varnon, Ld Walker. Art Webb. James Whitley. Not Ptcrcw®: Don Conlon, Bill Daughcity, I'homas Denney, Joe l)ia . Mack Fuller, Harry Griflith. Kenneth ll.il-lum, George Hooper, James Hughes, Sidney Keel. James I Kingston. lal Mason, I’. V. Morris. Janies Reynolds. Howell Row. II. I . Sdlcrs. I.arry Speaks, Don Triplett, Harold hcclcs. Joe Worley, J. W. Yates. American Society T he American Society of Civil Engineers, installed in 1852, is the oldest national engineering society in America. T he first student chapters were founded in 1920 for the purpose of •‘advancing the professional sciences of Civil I'ngincering,” and the society. The objectives of the society arc: to provide an opportunity for professional contacts, to furnish a chance for broadening personal and public relations, and to encourage social activities. Officers art: Don huger. President; William IX Break-Held. Vice-President; Id ward Walker. Secretary; Don Triplett, Treasurer; Sidney Keel and George McDonald, Engineering Council Representatives. of Civil Engineers First Row, I.iii 10 Right: William E. Mims, Joe I . Howdl, . P. Mi 11. ii •. B 1.. Spencer, C. 15. Whisenant, Robert � lair. Waller J. Bras-wll. Gordon II. Six, Koiulil 1.. Horn, John I . Petty, Eliza-licili Minion, James T. lack-son, Michael A. Boyd, Wiley M. Cauthen, Richard S. Wilson. Siiom) Row: John M. Stickncy. I.eDcll Pearson, Ray Copeland, If red W. Bcinlicii III. Ricardo M. Rcrado. Robert Ballard. Janie's G. Murphy, Lau rence 1 runibull. R. Stanley Janie-s, Jimmy . Mitchell. Jerry N. I.edlicttcr. Donald O. Paxton, William F. Ranson, Waltci I. Pease I hikm Row David Brown, I.. W. Riden-hour |r.. F.wart . Speer. Rov 1.. Tribble Jr.. Charles T. Mc- Nutr, Paul I. Ponelr., Paul C. I Brown, Frank S. Jones, Carl Flmmts I ■ i Da Freeman, Nan I. Read, James W. Hurst. I .a von F. Jordan, Hoik, W. F. Swinson. American Society of Mechanical Engineers Flic tilmrn sttulcnt chapter of the American Socictx or .Mechanical Fngineers is affiliated with the national ASM I . I lie organization is open t« ali engineering students who are majoring in mechanical engineering. Flic purposes of the society arc to promote better relations among students and i«� keep students abreast of the latest developments in engineering. I5i monthly meetings arc held at which speakers arc presented; these arc industrial leaders and various faculty members. In addition, movies arc shown occasionally. A student member is entitled to all rig his and privileges t membership in I k National Society of Mechanical Fngineers. The officers arc: I d “Bullet’’ Mims, President; C. P. Medaglia, 'ice-President; Lovic Wesley Kidenhour. Recording Secretary; Lawrence R. Trumbull. (Corresponding Secretary; David A. I lolk, Frcasurcr. Chi Epsilon in order to recognize those characteristics in the in dividual engineer deemed fundamental to the successful pursuit of an engineering career and to aid in the development of these characteristics in the undergraduate engineer, Chi Fpsilon was founded, its broad objective is the increasing of the civil engineering profession as an instrument of social betterment. Ijhsr Row, l.m ro Rti.m: Burt Bogard, William llrcaklield. Roy Brittain, James Buck. Sm i Row: Charles (Clifton, Charles Cortina, George Day, Bush English. Finun Row: Arthur Grizzle, I rink Lock ridge. Donald Lugyi. (icary McDonald. I'm win Row: Henn '■ th, John A. Nicholls, James Patrick, ferrj Sun nicrvillc. Firm Row: James Whitley. Fwsr Row. 1.111 10 Rimii: William Albritton. Wayne Hailey. I rrol Barnes. John Hanoi. James Brothers, George Clausen, David Collier, .Michael Colpack, James Cook. Skom Row; Jenc Cross. Hobby Fdwards. Stephen TJrod, Fl ie Krecnian. Clarke (iillespie. Rovee Harbor, Harold Harrison, John Hutchinson, Christopher Ives. Timm Row: Hobby Johnson, Jud Lyon, l.ewis Martin. Frank Mcl.eskcy. Byron McPherson. George Miller, William Miller, Ronald Murray, Fugcnc Risler. T'ocriii Row: Richard Roane. Thomas Rocks. Charles Rupp. I bonus Saunders. Fred Smith. James Smith. Paul Spina, Roiiert Straiton. (Jan, Suttle. I n hi Row: Robert Todd. Thomas Vanderver. (Charles Warren. Terrs’ Watson, Russell Weaver. Kenneth Williams. Charles Woodrow. Noi Pn.it Kin Robert Bonnett, James Caldwell. I liner Harris. James llutchby. George limmcrson. Kenneth Milton. William Padgetr, Donald Snthcriin, James Turner, Monroe Wom-blc. Eta Kappa Nu • ia Kappa u is a national engineering honor socictv which was founded at the University of Illinois in 1904. The association was formed that those in the profession of electrical engineering, who possess marked ability and interest in their chosen field, may he recognized. Xi Chapter was established ar Auburn in 1920. 86 In sr Row. I n r ro Khuii: Wiley |. Robinson. II. M. Smith, M. (). Williams, Thomas K. Windham. William I'. White, Ronald I . Jones, John M. K.ininy. I bonus W. Brower. James O. Nichols, Paul Rice. Siconii Row Wendell Mead. (Charles I )ouglas. Charles Shipp. Srqihcn Piotrow-skei. William Koardman. Don Davis, Robert I tiin-I'lc. David .Miller, l.co Hill. I iiikii Row : Clifford Ball. Truest Lucas. Clay I'orbes. Jere Rivers, George llarmon. Charles Davis. Charles Carter. William Dobbins. |crry Moore. Bills |oe Smith. Marshall Jones. Institute of Aero-Space Sciences I he Institute of Aero-Space Sciences is the representative society in incrica lor engineers and specialists in the sciences related ro aeronautics. I hc basic mission of the Institute is to facilitate l all available means the interchange of technical ideas among aeronautical engineers in this country and abroad. Its meetings provide an open forum for the testing and evaluation of new ideas. Student membership was established l� v the Institute to provide the future engineer or scientist with broad opportunities to engage in activities associated with nis future career in aviation. The uburn branch of the Institute was established in 1940. Meetings arc held bi-weekly at which aeronautical movies arc presented; speakers from the airlines, aircraft industry, faculty, or students present papers or discuss developments and problems in the aeronautical field. Numerous interesting anti educational field trips arc planned each year to visit aircraft factories, test facilities, military air bases, and fire power demonstrations. Other activities include parties, dances, and an annual banquet. Officers for Summer and I all quarter were: Tommy Watts, Chairman; Wayne Jones, Vice-Chairman; Paid Rice. Secretary; John Lewis. Treasurer; Karl Windham, Corresponding Secretary; Prof. Walter Robinson, Faculty Advisor. Plot Psi founded upon ideals of promoting and preserving fellowship among textile brethren. Phi Psi. national honorary fraternity for the textile profession, was organized at Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on March 18, 1903. In 1936. Lambda Chapter was established at Auburn in an effort to enhance the congeniality among shuttle and spindle students and members of industry. Recognizing the essence of human relations, Phi Psi sponsors numerous social functions throughout the year to create interest and understanding among the mcmltcrs of the textile industry In mutual compatibility, by more lofty standards and to interweave character, quality, and virtue into the w arp and wttof of life. I iMsr Row , I n i to Right: Louis Bone, Lcron Dean. James Devcinv. Robert Haggard. Suomi Row: Kenneth Holder. Nance Lovvorn. Houston Mascy, Joe Richardson. Tiiihu Row: Bernard Sadler. Daniel Scott. Jimmie Walker. Robert Walker. Tocriii Row. .Maynard Wilson. Not | i nmo: Larry Clark, Bobby Duck. .Macklin Grider, Wade Shores. � 7 Institute of Radio Engineers The Institute of Radio Engineers was organized in 1912, with the Auburn Student Branch founded at Auburn in 1947, to advance rite art and science of radio communication and electronics, and to promote the professional welfare of the engineers therein. I he officers arc: James R. Brothers, Chairman; Wil liam R. Prater. Vice-President; Donald V. Philpott, Secretary; I'rcd V. Smith, 1'rcasurcr; (icorgc . Miller, Engineering Council Delegate; Carl Home, Alternate Engineering Council Delegate. Emm Row, I.iii 10 Ilium: T.dni.idgc Adams, Joint Mlison, Robert Archer, Wayne Hailes-, Bruce Baker, Robert Baker, Thomas Barfield, Errol Barnes, John Bartol, Roltcrt Hcllcnger, James Benton, Billy Broach. Skcosu Row: James Brothers, David Broughton. Jan es Bumgarner. Freddie Bush, James Byrd. Roger Canfield, Theodore Carr, James Carter, James Coats. Michael Colpack. James Cook, Carl Creasman. I'iiiri Row: James Downey. Robert Downey. Richard Durham. Stephen Elrod. Glenn I vans. John Eaughn. O'Neil Buck Eeltman, Ernest Eorbes. John Green, William 11 listen, T hired Harrclson. David Heid, Fourth Row: Roy Ilcifncr, Joseph Horn, Carl Home. John Hutchinson. Chris Ives. Bobby Johnson, Joseph Johnson, Billy Jones. Larry Kendrick. Robert King, Herman Kirwan, Richard Kramer. Eirnt Row: Henning Kronte. Donald l ane. Francis Langston, William Lardenr, William Laughlin, William Locke, Jud Lyon, Wilson McCreary, Joe McGee, Fred MeKen ic. Lewis Martin, George Miller. Sixth Row: Wiley Montana, Thomas .Moody, Marion Morris, John Owens, Marion Parker, Donald Phil|H� tr, David Powell. W. It. Prater, James Ricks, Eugene Rider. Forrest Roan, Richard Roane. Sm vni Row: James Robinson, John Robinson. Thomas Rocks. I),i id Rood, It. B. Rotton, l.ucicn Rucker. J. P. Sanders. Samuel Sanders, Rolf Sicbcr, I'rcd Smith. James Smith, Roheit Straiton. I k.uiii Row: Charles Suhlctt. William 'Iliorpc. John Waldrop, Weldon Walker. Charles Warren, Jerry Watson, Terry Watson, Anthony Williams, Pete Wood, Archie Young. N01 Pictured: Edgar Bridges, rerrd Daughtrey, William Har-grove, Ernest Heisc. Crank Hill. Thomas Johnson, Joe l.cicht-nam. J. I.ittle, l-cslic Mathison, William P.ulgett. Arthur Patton, Emmett Reeder, Robert Robison, John Scheosnol, Wyatt Simpson. nhur Sizemore. Donald Southcrlin, William Stewart. Robert Todd. 88 89 „ ...... ,,, Hi, in- | I.. Anilcrson, Henry Bailey, Mi. i'T'i KS |) mid Bra'-. I'homa Brower, James Brown. Jolmny KurLhSiJr I B a R Shom, Row: R. L. Iunderburg. William !; llKr« lol.n I laves. I R. I IcuUtmiii. Joe Howell. John lews. � l.cr Kc«f, Till ' Ko'v: H J. Perry R B. Pollard. |. l Rampy. I.«� ic Ridcnlunir. If. L. Spencer. I . II. Springfield. Charles I homas. I.awrcncc I rtimhull. Tocriii Row John WihI kt. Howard Whitley. Dwight Wiggins. Not Ph -■ i mii; rthur Carpenter. (.'harlcs (. artcr. Charles Davis. Christopher I lainniond. Donald Irwin. Michael I .anghlin, Herbert Sanders. W. I . hue. Pi Tau Sigma Pi lau Sigma, national mechanical engineering society, was founded to foster the high ideals of the engineering profession, to stimulate interest in and to coordinate departmental activities, and to promote the welfare of its mcmltcrs. Pi I au Sigma recognizes men w ho. bv their academic or practical achievements, manifest a real interest and marked ability in their chosen work. Ir strives to develop in students of mechanical engineering the attributes necessary for effective leadership and the assumption of the responsibilities of a citizen in a democracy. I he lahama l ech Chi Chapter was established on the Auburn campus in 1940. Officers arc: President. I). I.. Wiggins; ice-President, II. I.. Spencer; Recording Secretary. I,. R. Trumbull; Corresponding Secretary. XV. |‘. Pease; f aculty Advisor and Treasurer, E. O. Jones, Jr. oo Advancement of Management I l� c Society for the Advancement of .Management is 'lie recognized national professional society of managerial IKopIc in industry. S.A.M. is motivated l y an unselfish zeal to spread the henefits of scientific management whenever it is required. I he Milium Chapter offers its members frequent tours of industrial plants, discussion meetings, and round table discussions. I he individual members of S.A..M. are presented with the opportunity for well-developed fields of management, not onl taking what the Society offers, but b contributing their own ideas. Auburn's chapter of S. .M. ranks second in the nation. rhis chaptci Ins enjoyed its best year in all respects. I msi Row, in. to Right; Prof. C. N. Cobb, William 11 Stock ham. Jerry M. Harpolc, Donald It. Ilutchcson. James II. Britain. I .1 Wylc. Donald Born. Jim Boyd. James I.. Anderson Jr.. Raymond A. Faircloth. Andrew C. Nolin Jr. Suosi. Row : Shelton i . Bryant, Bruce R. I.und, Robert S. Ford, W illiam . Smlierlin. Richard J. dams. Carl . Register. W illiam I. Silver. W’avnc C. Cauipltclk Oiurk Nelson, Fred . Roney. Iiimn Row: Dean ( I imcst, Donald I.. DeFreesc. ll ert |. Moon, George II. Gray, Jack (I. Bolt. James R. GhiL’, Rodcric A. Jones. John l. Dees Jr., Joseph I . Bethea, Sam S. Malone. Phillip I.. Davis. 91 Society of American Military Engineers l‘l� c Society of American Military Knginccrs was formally organized on January 14. 1921. I he Society w as organized out of the need for a professional organization of military engineers. The Auburn Post was organized on March 21, 1941, as a professional organization, its ideals being: to promote professional comradeship between military students at Auburn; to organize an effective program of extra-curricular activities, and to advance the knowledge of the science of military engineering. I irsi Row, I.n r to Right: Maj.John I.. Jeff, Gaiy 1 . Woodluin. 1 Killcbrew. Kiclurd A. .Mills, William t. .Mims, Major Gordon H. Shum-ml. Siconu Row: C. ,M. Clifton, Conrad I.. Belaud. Barry W. Messer, John . Dreher, Ed A. fern Jr„ Lawrence It. Trumbull, Mcrl Claiborne Porter Jr. Thirm Row deary 15. .McDonald, Ralph D. Lewis, Roy C. Brittain, Frank L. Siplcr III. L.dwurd L. M inion. R � I . lieifner Jr., William C. Dvess, Jon V. Bowden. 9- Tau Beta Pi FiRsr Row. Uiit in Rh.iii: William Albritton. V. I . ljjc. I . I . Audubon. Crctw Askew, 11. A. Bailey, Wayne Bailee. I rml Barnes, John Kartol. Shom. Row; William BreakticKI, R. W. Ilrcnglcman, loin Brower, Johnny Burkhaltcr, R. I . (.arruth. George Clausen, R. I . Colson, Gene Cross. I iiiko Row: Bobby Fdwardv Clarke Gillespie, ifltur Grizzle. Ruben Hale. Riiycc I (arbor, I r. ik I ockridgc, Jud Lyon, L. C. Martin, I ot am Row: James McMillan, Gcoruc Miller, David Mischkc, V. I. Pease. Gerald Rounds. I K. Ramsey. I . S. Risier. James Robinson. I ii in Row; I’homas Rocks, J. I . Rutlin, I . A. Saunders. Fred Smith, Robert Straiten. Gars Saule. R. I . Todd. Charles W arren. Sixth Row: Roland Waters Icriy Watson, James Whitley, I). I. Wiggins, Kenneth VVilliains, James Wood, C I Woodrow, rebit Young Not Pioviten: Arthur Carpenter. I . B. Ilai James Hntchby, C. E. Jones, Michael Laughlin. Kenneth Milton. I Icrltcrr Sanders, James Turner. Tau Beta Pi is a national honor society which was founded at I .chigh I niversitv, Bethlehem. Pennsylvania, in Iss . It now has 105 undergraduate chapters and over 102.000 initiated members. Students arc elected from the top twenty percent of their engineering class on the basis of character and service to their school. I hc lphn Chapter here at Auburn was established in 1921. 93 Forestry Club I lie Forestry Club was organized to unite in a strong brotherhood those students who have a deep interest in forestry. It promotes the social, moral, cultural, and professional interests of its members. The Club Inis enjoyed an excellent year in presenting a variety of programs emphasizing professional forestry. Fach year the Club publishes an annual, The Auburn Forester.” I'his spring the Forestry Club acted as the host for the annual Southeastern forestry School Conclave. Among the social events held each year by the club arc the Freshman Wiener Roast, the Banquet, and the W ood-choppcr s Ball w hich is the highlight of spring quarter; the Ball is enjoyed by the entire student body. I he officers arc: President, Mabrv Muggins; Vice-President, Roland Hnrtwig; Secretary, Carry I lychc; Treasurer, Bill Wright; Program Chairman. Richard .Mills. 94 Freshman Advisory Council I he primary pur|H� sc of the Freshman Advisory Gnm-cil is to help new women students become adjusted to college life at tihurn University and to obtain the most from their college careers b o lie ring guidance. assist -ance. and advice to them in the capacity of friend anil sister. I he council was established in the tall of I'M' l tlu W omen's Student iovernment Association. I irsi Row, l.or 10 Rh.iii. Barbara Combs. Manila llowartl. Betty 11.ill. Lynne Mmis, Shirley Zcinah, Kaky Icmtlev. Bob liyi nn Smith. Ronnie Jenkins, Mindy Goodman, Samira l)e-Kamus, Dorothy Grccnc, Sally Jones. Judy Allen. lar I ranees Christopher, Ann Walker. Cathy Walker. Snosn Row Nancy Jackson, Mary Kelley. Margaret Palmer. Pitt Russo, I laine Brennan, Katherine Yeager, Mice Marie enable. Patsy l ittle. Vivian 'oss. I.ihba Brown, Janet Morris. Shirley W alker. Priscilla Pittman. Julie MotTman, Dianne Strickland, Maresc Weed. Mary Kale Cniry. I iiikd Row : Sylvia Scherl. Ann Meigs. Peggy Skilling. Helen Bonner. Joan Pace. Glenda McCartha. I'erry Chen naulr, Melvinc Hansen. Carolyn Brinson, Mclbur Hancock, Patty Pritchett. Pat Conway. Mira Macke. Sara Sue Smith. Jcrrc Lu Hilliard, Beverly Holstim. I i� 'i Row. In i to KKilli; Sandra DcRamus, Sally Jones. Ann Walker, Dorothy Green. Mary Frances Christopher. Cathy Walkir. oi Pit u kh Pat rieming, Paula llntfstamici. Judy Allen. 95 Future Fanners of America Training prospective teachers in K.K.A. work is the primary purpose of the uburn Collegiate chapter of the l;urtirc Farmers of mcrica. I he Chapter meetings are held even two weeks and entertaining as well as educational programs are presented. Members are encouraged to take an active part in all chapter activities. I he officers are: Harold Hanks. President; (ienc Harris. Treasurer. Tutsi Row-, l.m i« Kk.iit: llarold Hailey, James I- Pierce. Ray mom! Hamilton. Joe Yeager, Jerry Walls, (diaries Hogan, Pat Waldron. Harvey Msabrook. James I). Turner. I.arry Rogers. Larry I). Justice. Herman Majors. Rich Pearson, H. T. Pruett. Charles I urner. Suomi Row; Martial S. Ilonncll, Junes I). Raul . Jerry (i. McKay. Iliram Nelson McCall, Pryor Murphrcc. Marine M. (iranberry. (ienc Williams, Dareli Dunn. Ronald Shu-inack, Douglas Spradlin. I elland S. Driscoll. Ronald Rogers. W. Mtred Dozier Jr.. John Wayne Vea ey. Leon I-'. Dykes. Tunto Row’; Don Spivey. Jimmy Bilcc. Ronnie Burdette, Harold W. Hanks, Melvin J. Caniplrcll, James Folson, John Quattlebaum. (diaries William Ruplc, (ienc Harris. William (.‘unis. Larry Curtis. Paul Kotem. Calvin Parmer. Donald Taylor, Haywood Pa-rish. Donald I). Burnham. 96 ScAiEJt: Joan Hughes, Ann Meigs, Sharon Collins, Carroll Campbell, Joyce Richardson. Si whim,: Craw ford Welch, Waller Williams, I a-vaughn Johnson. Meredith I Icrron, l.arry Kimbrough, l.uther James, Charles Rcddock. Spruell Grisson. I.eRoy Mel.cod, Jerry Cantrell. Kenneth Hicks, Charles Moody. 4-H Club I lie uhurn University 4-11 Club was organized to provide former 4-11 members with an active 4-H organization on the college level. 1’hcir objectives arc: to promote fellowship, leadership. and scholarship • � t members, to cooperate w ith the National and State 4-11 Foundation; to create and maintain interest in 4-11 Club work throughout the state; and to honor an outstanding Senior in agriculture and an ontstandinu Senior in home economics at the end of each school year. Horticulture Forum I he uhurn Horticulture Forum was organized in 1949 with the aims of fostering a close relationship among the students of ornamental horticulture, and to dissimi-natc information in the field of ornamental horticulture supplemental to knowledge gained in the classroom. Active membership in the Forum is open to all students majoring in ornamental horticulture, and other students and faculty with an active interest in the Forum. I'ikm Row, I -i m to Kiuiii: Grayson Bailey. Mary Dddiamps. Arthur Jones, mono Row: lorn Holman, Thomas H, Straiten |r„ Gkucc I Jean Works. Franklin Thrailkili, John I). Guy. 97 Industrial Design Forum I i k s i Row. Li ii id Rii.iii: Ralph C. Giiiiiih, I'liomas II. White. Miss Jimmie A. Dawkins, Nathaniel 15. Murdoch, William F. Russell. Suomi Row: Billy W. Blackwell. William Bradtield. G. W Clapp, Jerry Phillips, Kavid Stoddard, I)wain F. Brown. Founded nr Auburn in 1949, the Industrial Design forum is an honorary service organization for students enrolled in the industrial design option of the School of Architecture and Arts. The purpose of the Forum is the promotion of interest in rite profession of industrial design among students, manufacturers, and consumers. Exhibits prepared by the l’oruni have been shown ar Alabama State Fairs, ar several national student design exhibits, and ar Auburn’s annual Village Fair. Village Fair exhibits designed by the Forum won lirst prizes in 1956 and 1957. Movies and guest speakers of many professions arc featured at the Forum’s twicc-nionthlv meetings, and field trips to nearby industries arc arranged. Kappa Epsilon Kappa I psilon is a national pharmacy fraternity for women. It was founded in 1921 at the State University of Iowa for the purpose of uniting women in pharmacy and stimulating a desire for high scholarship. Phi Chapter was installed January 2S, 1956 with 14 charter members. The officers arc: Betty Wagnon. President; Sarah Frances Reid, Vice-President; Vivian Ross, Secretary; Sarah Nell Huggins, Treasurer. I ikm Row, I h i io Riciir: Barbara Agee. Jerri Nell Kppes, Sarali Nell Huggins. Second Row: Jane I ec, Nancy Pylanr, Alice Russell. l ima. Row: Vivian Voss, Bein’ Wagnon. Lyn Young. Nor Pick mu: nn (Jay, Gwen Holden, Sarah Frances Reid. 98 I'lRsr Row, 1.11 i 10 Riuiri: Theresa Baggett. Julia Brown. Betts Burks, Barbara Bynum, Howard Claybrook, Peggy (.'rcw. Waym Curtis. Jane Mice Davis. Suomi Row: I lien I'cencr. Mary Fon lille, Barbara (ilcnn, lane (luihric, Irene Hagcndorfcr, Mars 11 ills Imrion. Barbara limbs. Dorothy Han. Tiiikii Row: Nancy Sue Henderson, Judy Holcombe. John Howard. Vmc Howell Andrea Johnson, Patricia Keith. David .Martin. Jean .Masses I ot kiii Ross : Susan ly rick. Jackie Viimiin, Linda Pollard. R.is .iiin.i Resldersen. .Marilyn RoIktsoii. Donald Rooks. Dorotlis Swann. Marcia Latum. I n m Row: Barbara l lioinas, I iiula Vick. Win Walker. Linda Walker. Sue Warren, (Carols n Wilson. Not PicriKi:i : Joan Abies, Rebecca Buford. Clifford Burgess. Jams' Covington. Donald Darnell, Jean iiinnels. Barbara I leiulcisnii. Barbara I.amnion, Betty .Mason. Jane McFarland. Merna Norman. Nancy Pate, Carol Thomas. Farl Weaver, Maryarm Wilcox. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi, an Honor Society in I ducarion, has for its purposes the encouragement of high intellectual and personal standards and the recognition of worthwhile contributions to education, fo this end it invites to membership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. The society endeavors to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members. lpha Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi was established at uburn in 1925. The officers arc: Ann Walker. President; Peggy Crew. ice-President; Carol Thomas, Secretary-Treasurer; Barbara Bynum, Reporter-1 listorian. 99 Laboratory Technology Club 1 lie Laboratory Technology Club, organized in I960, functions in order that students interested in Laboratory Technology might gain some insight into the professional side of their careers. The objective of the club is to become better acquainted with the medical laboratory and with laboratory techniques. Hi-monthly meetings arc held at which speakers arc presented or films arc shown. The officers are: Joyce .Malcolm, President; Sadie Jean Kcaird, Vice-President; Virginia Weatherford, Corresponding Secretary; l.itub Wadsworth, Recording Secretary; Virginia (irady. Treasurer; Cicrric I'owlcr. Reporter. First Row, Li.it ic Rtem: Sadie Jean Bcaird, I'lainc Brennan. Pat Bryan. Wanda Count' Si.com Row: Barbara Duke. Cicrric Fowler, Virginia Grady, Karen Holcombe. I'iiiri Row: Joyce Malcom, Barbara Massey. Mary Nowdome, I imla O'Dell. Fm m hi Row: Linda Palmer, Kay Thomas, Linda Wadsworth, Virginia Weatherford. Omicron Nu Omicron Nu, National Home Economics Honor Society, was founded at .Michigan State College, in April. 1912, to recognize and promote scholarship, leadership, and research in home economics. Alpha Nu Chapter was installed on the Auburn campus in November, 1951. Members consist of students chosen from the junior and senior classes, graduate students, faculty, and alumnae. The officers arc: Bobbyc Ann Smith. President; F.liza-beth Murphrcc, Vice-President; Jane Wilson, Secretary; Charlene Moore. I rcasurcr; Jackie Jackson Norman, Editor. I irsi Row. lair to Richi: Julia Brown. Lvnette Kidd. Martha Langford. Smoso Row; Charlene Moore, Libby Murphrcc. Jackie Norman. I hiri Row: Bobbyc Ann Smith. Judy Studdard. Jane W ilson. Nor Pt H'RFjc Mary Mcllwain. Barl ara McMillan, Emily Morgan, Jeanne Pricstcr. lOO I msr Row, I in 10 Rmjhi: Norman I.. Williams, Michcal J. McDermott, Robert P. Smith, Ronald I . Dear, Jerry Ryan, Thurman I Icnningcr. Si om Row; I dwin J. Davis, Jimmy Marsh, Clurics l.cc, Robert Miller. Bill Hansford, Jesse Lee Martin. Third Row: Jim L. Coats, Holbcrt L. Hale Jr.. Charles II. Clark. John W. Duffy, Charles C. McCall, II. Mervin Dudley Jr.. Jack N. Worthington. Magnolia Dormitories Student Government I he .Magnolia Dormitories Student (iovernment is composed of Senators elected by each of the twenty-nine dormitory divisions. I'he President of Magnolia Dormitories, elected annually by a dormitory-w ide election, presides at the bi weekly meetings. The organiza- Janc Deloach. Miss Maynoli.. Dorms. Thurman I Icnningcr. President; Charles Clark, Vice-President; Michael McDermott, Secretary; Clifton Mann. Treasurer. tion offers an opportunity to the residents of Magnolia Dormitories to make specific recommendations concerning the dormitory program and administrative policies. Its committees develop and promote interest in the dormitory program and campus activities. Activities and recommendations arc first brought before the President’s Cabinet, which is composed of the chairmen of the various Senate committees. These committees include political affairs, special occasions, dormitory newspaper, building and grounds, religious student affairs and activities. I he Officers arc: Thurman I Icnningcr, President; Charles Clark, Vice-President; Michael McDermott. Secretary; Clifton (). Mann. Secretary. 101 Auburn University Orchestra The Music Department Bass Fmcmble Music groups at Auburn range from a Symphony Orchestra to an Opera Workshop. Between the two are octets, glee clubs, choirs, and others. All provide fine entertainment for both the students and the townspeople. n annual presentation by the Mixed Chorus is a performance of Handel's “Messiah” with accompaniment by the Symphony Orchestra w hich also presents several individual concerts during the year. The Men’s and Women’s Octets entertain for local churches and organizations and. on occasion, make appearances throughout the state. In addition to these activities, the Music Department provides a summer music clinic w hich draw's a large number of high school students to the Auburn campus. The concerts and programs that the music groups present to the school and community arc of great value and their time and effort are greatly appreciated. 101 Concert Choir Regular Sunday night session of uburns Ncwnian (dub Newman Club I r.� r to Rtour: .Mrs. Mary Lee, Mrs. Barbara Dooley, and Mrs. Lillian Ziadch (Chairlady) arc three members of the newly organized Ncwnian Club Auxiliary who act as hostesses at the Club's meetings. fhe Newman Club located at Sacred I lean Center, 23-4 Fast Magnolia vc., is the Catholic organization at Auburn, provides the Catholic student with the opportunity of developing religiously, intellectually, and socially. As pan of its overall function, the Newman Club conducts religious discussions, provides distinguished speakers and entertains with periodic social affairs. Meetings are held each Sunday evening at 7:00 P. M. The Center houses a library available to every student as well as rooms with I V and stereo. Mere Theology classes are conducted each Tuesday night at 7:00 P. M. In addition to daily Mass nr 6:30 A. M. in Sacred Heart Church, a second daily Mass is held at 12:00 o’clock Noon for the convenience of the students. Father Joseph F. Konen. C. M., Pastor and Student Chaplain, is available at all times for consultation. 104 Pershing Rifles in an honorary military for basic cadets of the AFIU) I'C Girps. Pershing Rifles w as founded in 1894 at the I’nivcrsity of Nebraska by the late General John J. Pershing to promote “esprit dc corps among the cadet corps. Today it is the foremost military fraternity for basic cadets in the I nired States. Pershing Rifles was founded at Auburn on 12 November, 1958 as Squadron Ci-4. with 25 members. Today Pershing Rifles has a strength of 4 men and 24 honoran members. This car, Pershing Rifles has scheduled a full slate of activities and events. I he organization also sponsors the AT RO I C color guard, rifle team, and Air Police. Sponsor for the third straight year is Cadet I t. Colonel Par Russo, and the advisor is Captain James A. Killgore. I SAP. Officers are: Jack V Parrish. Commander; l.u-cicn M. Rucker III. Administrative and Personnel; Byron C. Ilursnn, F.xccutivc; Jerry ilarrill. Public Information; Rodger Young, Supply. Parade in Pensacola, Honda Oificcre Fiksi Row. I.iki io Rm.hi: Capt. James A. Killgore. Robert Wayne Frazier, Tommy Smith. Robert J. Ilarrill. William I). Boyd, Jack V Parrish, Pan Russo, Roper M. Young, lot s Findley Jr.. I hoir.as II. (.upper. Trcderick J. Lambert. Newell .Miller Jr. Si coni Row: Ralph S. Johnson lr.. lw« T. K. Kothc, Robert R. Lewis, Howard Wavne I.and, Clois T. Williams, Thomas T. Breedlove. Carlos I . Kahren. William Russell New ton, George K. Fromm, David A. Fegenbush, William H, Mills Jr.. Bobby Bess. I iiiiu) Row. Jerry Hale Coley, Jerry Malloy, l.ynton C. Dudley, Uonby J. Garrett. Jimmy I., T bison, W illiam T. Albright, Michael Browder. John G. Smith. Jerry t. Murphree,Ollic 1). Kennedy, James T. Holmes, Claude S. Burden, Larry T. Ford. Pi Tau Pi Sigma I'ihsi Row, I n i n Ricur: Captain W. I). Ciingcmpccl. (Charles I . Woodrow III. I r. Q l. Carolyn Brinson. Cul. Ginger Poiicvint, Major Charles 15. Modiwtt. Skconi Row; John C. Doolittle, William I- Roberson, Gene Cross. Clarke Gillespie, .Vlas Wood, VV'ayrc Adcock. Tiiiko Row; Frank R. McLcskey, William I . Pillow, I l ic II. Freeman. Roycc I). Harbor, Richard A. Roane, William C . Miller Jr., William I.. Stevens. Founded in 1924 at the University of Wisconsin and sponsored by the Chief Signal Officer in Washington, !). C.. Hi Tau Pi Sigma is an organization for outstanding signal corp cadets. I'hc intent of the organization is to bring together, in brotherhood, those w ho academically and in leadership qualities show promise of being ‘Hit-standing officers. I he meetings allow the cadets to get together and discuss ideas and suggestions for the im provemenr of ICO. I .C. here at Auburn. I'hc Psi Chapter has many activities among which arc Village Fair displays. field trips, banquets, and the annual selection of battalion sponsor. The officers arc: C. K. Woodrow, President; C. (Jil-Icspic, Vice-President; II. F. Cross, Secretary; VI. P. Ward, Treasurer. Phi Lambda Upsilon Phi Lambda Upsilon is an honor society for male students majoring in chemistry or chemical engineering. It w as founded in 1H99 at the University of Illinois. I he purpose of the society is the promotion of high scholarship and original investigation in all branches of pure and applied chemistry. Clctis F. Morris is the President. Fihsi Row. I.m ro Rigiii: Crews Askew. Charles Griliin, Donald Howell. Sm.osd Row: James McMillan. Miclncl Maloney, David Marshall. Fiiirii Row: Joseph Monte, Clctus Morris. RoIkti Phillips. I out ill Row: Robert Pirklc, Paul Spcckmann, Russell Slender. Noi Pi ltmto: Ralph Cunningham, Robert Hammeu, Ray Hannah, Henry Law. Robert Littleton. Rex Moses. Dale Myers, Frank Rocckncr, Wesley Smith. Karl VViegand. Alt mucus: Robert gru ti. Thomas Athey. Henry Bailey. Rich ard Ball. William Barksdale, Michael Bentley. Bill Brcakficld. Russell Brcugclman. Harold Bumgarner, John Burdeshaw. Don Carpenter. K. B. Carson. Harry Chan. Janjai Chavavadhanangkur. David CoIIkh, I hi ridge Collins. Robert (Connolly. James Cook. Joseph Copeland, Kenneth Cranford. Robert Downey, ail I it gcrald, Alary Fontiilc. Ralph I-'old, George Fri ycll. Ronald Fulp. Ronald Funderlnirg, Jerelyn Grimmer. Robcit Hale. Robert Hammett. Larry Hamner, Roycc Harbor, Julia Harris. Harold Harrison. Dan I loagland. Mch in Hood, Cordelia I louston. Johnny Humphrey, James Hutchby, Gordon Htitt. James Issos. James Johnson. James Johnston, S. B. Khlcif. Claude Kilgore. Max Lane, Alfred Lasaine. Charles LaufTcr. Jess Uiughlm. William Locke. Ragan Madden. Jane Marsh, Henry AlcEIrcarli, Janus McMillan. George .Miller. William Miller. Brenda Minus. David Mischke. Mary I'rnnia N’ewinan. Fugcnc Ontasta. J. M. O’N’cil. Marilyn Pinson. Linda Pollard. Philip Pollacia. Dorothy Porterfield. Marvin Reed. Forrest Roan. Sam Roberts Edgar Rose. Her lurt Sanders. Tommy Saunders, Diane Scarborough. John Schmith. Richard Smith, Peggy Jo Smith. William Smith. Joel Speights. Paul Spikes. F. I Stehcr. David Stewart. John Switzer. Barbara Thomas. Carol I hoinas. Charles I Itomas, Ann Walker. Ferry Watson, Russell Weaver. Margaret Wilcox. Bobhy Wilder. Ken Williams. R. K. But . Advisor. Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon, national honorary mathematics fraternity, has as its purpose the promotion of mathematical scholarship in institutions of university grade. I’hc fraternity brings together in fellowship undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty members. The organization was founded in 1914 at Syracuse University. The Alabama Beta Chapter was installed on the Auburn campus in 195? ami became the fifty-fourth chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon. The officers are: Philip Pollacin, President; Edgar Rose, Vice-President; Peggy Jo Smith, Secretary; Alfred I.asainc, Treasurer. 107 Pi Sigma Epsilon Pi Sigma Epsilon, national professional fraternity in marketing, sales management, anti selling, was founded at the University of Georgia on May 4. 1952. The Epsilon Chapter was installed on the Auburn campus on December 8, 1956. Active membership in the fraternity is composed of students and faculty members and is sponsored by the Montgomery Sales Executive Club. I he purpose of Pi Sigma Epsilon is to bring together academically qualified students who express a desire to enter the fields of professional marketing, sales management. and selling, and to instill in its members and the profession the highest possible ethical standards. The officers arc: I red King Baggett. President; Joseph Harris Brogdon, Vice-President; William I.. Stevens, Secretary-Treasurer; Clyde L. Erwin, Faculty Advisor. First Row, I.ii r io Ricm: Fred Raggett, Joseph Krogden. Atilio Cortc. Stxond Row: John Holloway, W illiam Stevens. Conrad Thompson. Tiiiki, Row I lino lorbut. JamCS YltCS. Not PlC-tvreo: Edward White, Sidney Lanier. First Row, l.tn ro Right: Robert I amis llall Jr., I. Whit Atlwy. Jimmy C. Rose. Lawrence Owen Brown. William I. Smith. Lcl-land S. Driscoll. Skomi Row: Daniel C. Holscnbcck, lames William Martin. Albeit Steven Cain Jr„ Samuel Dewitt Yates, William Wayne Lazenby, T. Gerald New, Knut Erich Mueller. ’Third Row; I on Wol iiicroft. Ted Jockiseh. J. F, Foy. Hill layrose, Mark Garrett. Harry Wildinson. Jim Dinsmorc, Johnny Jerfers. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma, a member of the Association of College-Honor Societies, is a national freshman men's honor society. I: was founded at the University of Illinois on March 22, 1925. Auburn’s Chapter, founded December 9, 1950, is one of the 96 chapters located in leading colleges throughout the United States. Phi Eta Sigma’s purpose is ro encourage and reward high scholastic attainment among freshman men. Auburn’s chapter sponsors fraternity and dormitory scholastic trophies ns well as individual awards. The officers for this year arc: Owen Brow n. President; Johnny Jeffers, Vice-President; Dan Holscnbcck, Treasurer; Newt Secretary. 108 Auburn Skindiving Club I lie Auburn Skindiving Club is a new organization on die campus open to am student interested in skin-diving. 1'hc club has access to various types of skindiving equipment w inch the members learn to use and control. They practice in the Alumni Gym and have several classes ranging from beginner to advanced. In addition to learning to handle aquatic equipment, the club also takes trips to various waters for actual experience. Club members arc available for civic duty. Coach William Washington is the Advisor. First Row, 1.11 r io Kk.iii: Win. I. Washington, Faculty Advisor. Iris Dnrough. Jean danis. Dmny Welch. Scioni. Row: I . J. Cairns, Urn. F. peavey Jr.. R. I . Smith. Darrell I). Dyas. Wilson I'. McCreary. Tumi Row: Joe P. Smith. Dana I). Cole. I- Raul l.yle, Charles 1$. Chambers, Jack Frazer. Daniel Hebert. R ho Chi Society 1 he Rho Chi Soviet) had its origin at the University of Michigan in 1917. In 1922 it became a national group, eta Chapter, of Auburn University, was the fifth chapter to he accepted in 1925. Rho Chi is “ The Honor Society of Pharmacy and chapters can onl be established at colleges that are members of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy. Since 194 the Soviets has been a member of the Association of College I lonor Societies. I he fundamental objective of Rho Chi is to promote the advancement of the Pharmaceutical Sciences through the encouragement and recognition of sound scholarship. I lie society has also encouraged research in Pharmacy, by means of a cumulative research fund. Officers arc: Murr.iv I . Cape, President; John Owen, Vicc-Prcsidcnr; Sarah Frances Reid. Secretary; I'homas O’Dell. I listorian; Prof. G. V. 11 a rg raves. Treasurer and Advisor. F'lhsr Row. I.ii i io Ru.ur: Murray (.'apt-, Richard (.'inn. Roticrt Golden. Second Row Sara Nell Huggins, Ernest Moore, John Owen. I iiiRii Row: riiomas O'Dell, Doyle Springer. ivian Voss. Nor Pm o kih Hemy Dillard. Scott Mardenbergh, James Stewart. Sarah Frances Reid. too First Row, I iii to Right: Major F. H. Waldrop. Danny (I. Sno '. Clarke M. Gillespie, Frank Mcl.oskcy. Richard A. Mills. Dw ight I . Wiggins Jr., ('apt. Donald R. Johnson. Second Row : Joel V Pugh. James V. DeVenny, Charles M. Clifton, Conrad I IScland, W. Stuart Allison III. James T. Ruffin, Toni M. Jones. Third Row: James I.. Brown. Jon W. Bowden, I'lionm R. Clanton, Kldiigc R. Collins Jr., William L. Stevens Robert B. Helms. Meriwether F. Long, John B. Curtis. Scabbard and Blade I lie National Society of Scabbard and Made was founded at the University of W isconsin in 1904. Company U. 5th Regiment was established at Auburn in 1924. I he purpose and ideals of the society arc: to raise the standards of military education in colleges and universities. to unite in closer relationships their military departments. to encourage and foster the essential qualities of good and efficient officers, and to promote friendship and good fellowship among cadet officers. no Squires Squires, a leadership honorary society for sophomore men, was organized ar uhurn University. Its fifteen members arc chosen each year from the freshman class l� ISiiic ke and Omicron Delta kappa national hon-orarics on t ie basis of leadership and promising leadership in athletics, scholarship, student government, or stu dent publications. To be tapped for membership in Squires is considered the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a freshman. I he men of Squires, independents and men from different fraternities, work together for the good of the student bod and for the promotion of the famous Au- burn Spirit. Their goal is to fulfill the trust shown in them by giving of their time, thought and effort to further the aims of Auburn and to preserve ideals of friendly cooperation among the students. Squires sponsor two events each year: I Icy Day, the day set aside at the beginning of each quarter to encourage friendliness among the students and the faculty, and the Miss V illage hair Gmtest. in which the loveliest visitor to the Plains is chosen to reign as Queen over the Village Fair festivities. Squires, along with Cwens. serve as ushers ar mans- campus events, including the programs of the Lecture-Concert Series. 1 'hey also assist ()I)K and Blue Ke in their activities b selling tickets and In helping in every wax to further the aims of the honor-arics. Officers for this year are: Sam Gentry, President; Jimbo I Icndcrson. Vice-President; Johntn Jeffers, Sec-retan; Dell Hill. Treasurer. Jim DiiiMiiorc S.im Gentry JiiiiIk Henderson Deli Hill John Jeffers Si id I con Hill .Mayrosc Ned Pierce Danny Paul III Not Pk ii red: John Blackwell. I an Kavvson. Navy Color Girl Virginia Smith Color jtirl candidates Steerage is Auburn's Naval RO I C honorary. I he recognition of outstanding midshipmen and promotion of officcr-likc qualities is the purpose of the fraternity. Since its founding in 1949, Steerage has trccomc an active organ of the Naval RO I C. Through its efforts, a better understanding has been reached between midshipmen and officers. The officers arc: Corky P. Mcdaglia, President; George Frizzell, Vice-President; James Ruffin. Secretary; I . G. Collins, Treasurer. Fikm Row, I � rr ro Rn.nr: Cmdr. W. F. Strong. W. S. AllNon III. W. G. Suttlc, J. I. Ruffin, I . G. Collins. C- 1 . Vlcdaglia. G. I- Friz zcll. Sixonu Row: David It. Archer, William R. Ibex. William A Counts. Philip C. Pauzc, W illiam G. Goff, Conrad L. Ileland. Samuel B. Todd. Victor F.. Clemons. Fiuiu Row: Fldridgc R Collins Jr., Beniamin E. Caldwell. John F. Vick, Harold l.cc Brewer. J. Richard Smith, Ross .VI. Hamilton, L. Fred Sitten. Frank Smith. Steerage Student Education Association S. K. A. is tiic local educational organization for future teachers. I hi organization is a part of the Student National l.ducational Association. I he purposes « f S. I'. A. arc to provide mcnihers w ith opportunities for developing personal growth and professional competencies; for gaining an understanding of the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession; for participating in cooperative work on the problems of the profession and the community; and for active professional membership on the local, state, national, anil world levels. S. I'. - . seeks to provide experiences which will interest capable students in reaching as a career. Lor 10 Ruiirr: Judy Allen. Secretary- Treasurer; Linda Lane. Vice President; Carolyn Wilson. President. 1’iKsr Uow, l.n i 10 Hifcirr; Lina Abney. Shirley Cook. Carol Ann Ripley. Carolyn Wilson. Linda Lane. Judy Allen, Helen l.ikis, Julie l.iscnby. Simvii Row: iciia Williams. Judy Richey. Mavis usley, Martha Blackshear. Marsha llapnen, Anne Cloml. Har-rict Larimer, Tanya ritonisen, Carolyn Smith, Bobbie Northrop. Missy Montgomery. I iiikd Row: Don Darnell. Lvalyn Melton. Lynn Pool. Patti Livingston. Louise Smith. Linda I bonus. Linda I .an k ford. Peggy Bruce Whittle. Shari Crooks. Mary Nell Hearn. Lot kiii Row : Mincite Thompson. Linda Itaglcy. Helen Sloven-sky. Susan Samford. Ann Adams. Joyce King, Judith Cotney. Liz I'ryc. .Stisanne Moss. nn Welch. “3 I'lHsr Row, I.n r id Khuii: Horace Randolph |r.. Roosevelt Albert. Robert ms«er. William llone. Janie llrogli. William Brook1 , franklin Brown, John Brown, Joe Burks. Suomi Row: Bmee Catlett, Ronald Chak, Joseph Crowley. William dill. Harvey (iosscr, William (iregory, Owen 11 ester, Roy Mill. David Howard. Timm Row: Beniamin Hurst, Robert Jackson, Charles Johnson, Ralph Johnson, George Kraft, Timer I .unless, Samuel l.eder. John Lowery. Joe Malthv. Tovrih Row: Mallory Mntticc. Ray Murphy, RoIhti Mcllwain, Aubrey McMillan. Millard Petty, Ro- land RatiilT. Vcreil Seiwcman, Richard Shinn. Dudley Sisk. I n in Row: Jerry S| ears. Raymond Stone, RoIh.� i I'aylor. William Thompson. Carolyn I rout, William Weber. Nor I’u it rh : (diaries Bonney. James Botta. Myron Brown, Trajan Carney. Tarry (.'artcr, Robert Duncan. William Kelly, John Lambert, John Lester. James Lowers’, Henry Lynn, Charles McAdams. Oscar Pcay, James Pcgucssc. Robert Powers. Mahon Pugh, Robert Taylor. Allan Williams, Abner Wise. Student Chapter American Veterinary Medical Association Membership in the American Veterinary Medical Association is open to nil students in the School of Veterinary Medicine. Its purpose is to promote a spirit of friendly relationship among veterinary students, to provide additional professional knowledge, to demonstrate organized effort, to build character and leadership, to promote professional interest and make available opportunities offered by the AVAIA to its student chapters. Bi-monthly meetings arc held at which recognized authorities in the field of veterinary medicine often speak. Among the projects of the chapter is the quarterly publication of the official journal of the Auburn Veterinary School and Research Unit, IHK AUBURN XT.TKRINARIAN. Social events of the chapter include the AVMA Ball, the annual spring picnic, and a campus-wide Christmas party. A noteworthy adjunct is the association’s AV.ViA W ives’ Auxiliary which now has over a hundred members. This group is quite active and enjoys splendid participation. ” 4 Toners lowers, the independent women's organization. was founded at ulnirn University in the spring of I95S. I'hc purpose of this organization is to provide a social outlet for the independent women and to promote service projects for the henetit of the entire student body. • dvisors arc Miss Susan I)clone)'. Miss Harriet l)ona-hoo. and Airs. Malissa I lines. Officers arc: Libby Alur-phree. President; lyrna Oimby, Vice-President; Peggy Street). Treasurer; (Jail Main, Secretary. I'm . Row. Liu to Rh.iii: (Jail Bain. Barbara Bynum. Alyona ‘u:iil •. Judt (ialljway, Judy (Jotney. Skcosk Kow: Judy Duke. Peggy Liland. I'cddy i.Bison. Kay Finney, Shirley Foinhy. I him Row- June howler. Airginu (iemry, Alary I lallyburtoii. K.iy I l.� rdv� ick. Anita Hargis. lot riii Row; Patsy Jackson, Doris Johnson, Sue Kershaw, jane Ijcc, Ann Vlcigs. Firm Row: Linda Aloblcy. Jane Moran. Libby .Alnrphrce, (Jarol Patrick. Jane Pink-.T« n. Sis in Row ; Amelia Rampy. Jackie Rogers, Carolyn Sluters. Pat A arol)n Whiteside. Seventh Row. Pegg) Wilcox, I rancil AA right. oi Pint urn: l.iinla l ucci, Peggy Strcciv, Alart Ann Swann. Firm Row, I mi mi Ru.nr: RoIkii Allen. Frank Atant. Itlwanl (•itban. Siiomi Row; Ruben James. •• Robert Langford. Wil-liam Laigcn. ruuto Row: Richard Milk, William Sellers. Noi PuitkU): Joseph Dinkins, Philip Hodgkins. Kenneth onhrop. James Smith. Jerry Hliams. Xi Sigma Pi Xi Sigma Pi is a national forestry honorary fraternity founded in 190S ;it the University of Washington. Sigma (Chapter here at Auburn was founded .May 25, 1952. .Mem-Iters of Xi Sigma Pi arc selected on the basis of high scholarship, leadership, and character, interest and activity in practical forestry work, and a promise of attaining high professional achievement. First Row, I.it i io Kk.iii: Col. John Consolvo. I'rcd Baggett. Paul Smiili. (Iai I). Molcomh, John A. Rcichlcy. lorn l. Jones David 11 oxford. Robert I.. Carlson. Scgono Row: Bethel C. Smoot. Donald I). Burnham. John W. Cottier, John B. (livliart. James R. (jarner. Nathaniel B. Murdoch. Dan W. Braswell, led I,. Richards, I'.lmo Torbert Jr. Timm Row: Leon Jung. Donald W. Freeman, Wayne C. Curtis. Fhomas L. Sanders, (diaries W. Baker, Jerry J. Rc ek, (diaries Win. Ruple, Richard F. Vnllaad. Jr., John B. Traylor Jr., Bobby V Williams. Track and Saber I rack and Saber is a military organization, the purposes of which arc to foster friendship, cooperation, and good fellowship among the Advanced Course Armor R.O. I C. students; to encourage membership in the Advanced Armor R.O.T.C. program; and to maintain a high “esprit dc corps' in the Armor R.O.T.C. Branch. Officers of the organization arc: Paul Smith, President; Fred Bagger, Vice-President; Cary I lolcolm. Secretary; John Rcichlcy, Treasurer. 116 Sunday night programs of study and discussion SIl’DI I CCH St || President, Ken Hendricks; Vice-I'resi dc it. Jeanette f.tpcll (nut pictured); Secretary. i li abrth lur-pliree; I reasurcr. I red Iternhardi; Publicitx Chairman. Jimmy Duke; rca Chairmen, Jndx Clark. Iloh McKinney, Toby Savage, Richard Jingles; Counselors. Dr. and Mrs. V. I.. Lapp. Mrs. Viable I Lillingswoitb (not pictured); Minister to students. Mas Hale. IVesley Foundation I lie Wcsles Foundation is the Methodist Student Moveincni of the Auburn University Campus. It takes its place in rhe completion of the education of the Auburn Student through its program of Worship. Studs’. Fellowship, and Service. I’hc Foundation provides a I Ionic aw as from home for the students—a place and atmosphere in which thes can gross spiritually while tlics- arc in college. Wcslvx I omulation Choir, under tin: direction of Dr. Earnest Justice. Sandax night Mippci and fellowship. n7 Union Building Dot Sarris, Union Superintendent Patty Mackett, Chairman of Recreation Committee Sally Jones, Chairman of Social Dance Committee Vic kester. Chairman of House Committee Afton Morrill, Chairman of Fine Arts Committee •Mien Stanfield. Publicity Chairman Judy Harris, Chairman of Secretarial Committee ISoh Hubbard, Chairman of Knter tainmenr Committee I me Aits Committee I bibits Spring show reheats. !. I louse committee making props! I lie uourn Union is a facility of major importance on tlic campus for ir provides Auburn students with a center around which a large majority of campus activities arc formed. Itv accommodations include conference rooms, a cafeteria and snack bar. a game room, lounge, workshop, and offices for the Gi.omirua. “Plainsman. I1C. and Student Government. It is a central meeting place for students from small Alabama towns with students from all over the world. It provides auctions. dances, and tine art displays ranging from paintings to antique glassware. It is the melting pot of the Auburn campus. Heading the I nion force this year is Dot Sarris, Superintendent of the Union. Chairmen of the various committees arc: Hob Hubbard. I'Jttcrtainmcnt; Afton Morrill. Pine Arts; Vic Kestor. House; Alan Stanfield. Publicity; Pam I larkett. Itccrearion; Judx I larris. Secretarial; Sally Jones, Social. Women s Recreation Association PURPOSE: I'o promote a program that will fir the recreational needs of women students at Auburn. I’o create a spirit of friendliness atul sportsmanship among the members of the student body. I'o lend assistance to any extra-curricular activities that Omu-Ks Imi io Ruair: Marilyn Whitley, President; Wriul) Kathcrly. Vice-President; Nancy (Canterbury, Secretary- Ireas-urcr. Si:«:om Row : Jean Craig. Publicity; Mclbur Hancock. I land-book Pditor. be under the sponsorship of the Department of Health. Physical Education and Recreation at Auburn. I'o promote activities of co-recrcational nature. Membership in RA is open to all women students at Auburn. WRA sponsors tournaments in volleyball, basketball, softball, bowling, swimming, tennis, and other sports during fall, winter, spring, and summer quarters. RipmsiataiiW' I'iksi Row. I i u Rk.iii: loycc (Jarrctt. Sandra Hayes, Millie Mason. Sidic Smith. Paina I bonus, Nancy (Canterbury. Suomi Row: Joyce Vnn Murphy, Marilyn Whitley. Naiincitc Staib, Mrlln.r Hancock, Kathy Walker, Marie McKin- ley. Ann Denton. Iiiirii Row Kiiiiuy I'ishcr. Jcrre Lu Hilliard. Jean Craig. Sylvia Carr. Sissy (Cooke. Vnuuii R« w : (ja'I (jravlcc. Susan Watson. (Chris I.awrciK'c. Judy Wilson, (.arol IInlilltnKiks rdcnc rmisrcad. U'RA Tennis Champions Watch that smash!! Theta’s bowl the Zeta’s. Dolphin show in April this year. Ten n is-bo f t ball-A rchcr v, anyone? Got to hold your mouth just right! FORD I.AUMER I'resilient Student Government The Student Government of Auburn University consists of three branches: the I'xccutivc Branch, composed of the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer of the Student Body, and also fourteen cabinet members who serve the president as an advisor}' body; the Legislative Branch, composed of fifteen members; and the Judicial Branch, the seven member Jurisprudence committee. Auburn’s Student Government is responsible for coordinating all student extra-curricular activities; encouraging better student-faculty relations, keeping student elections running smoothly, and seeing that the Auburn Spirit is kept at a high peak. Ford Laumer, the President of Auburn University’s Student Body, as part of his duties, appoints committees as needed, to deal with the various problems that confront the Auburn students. These committees which enable the Student Government to work more closely with the Student Body form the I'xccutivc Committee over which the president presides. Working closely with Ford and helping with the problems that arise is Vice-President, Burt Prater. Burt’s main concern is presiding over the Senate. Joe Sugg, Secretary, keeps all Student Government records as well as taking minutes for Senate meetings. All the finances of the Student Government arc handled by Treasurer. Jim I laggard. BURT PRATER Vicc-Vrcfi hni joe suck; Secretary JIM HAGGARD Treasurer 1-4 Executive I he fourteen members of the F.. ccutivc Cabinet arc appointed bv the President of the Student Body. I hc serve in an advisory capacity, and assist him in carr ing out Ins administrative ideas. I Ik members arc responsi-blc for various segments of Auburn Student life. Super inrendent of Religious Affairs. Ilcnt Blizzard. helps to coordinate rhe activities of all religious groups. Thurman Hcnningcr. president of Magnolia Mali Dormitories, works with the men's housing problems in his office of Superintendent of Men’s Housing. Superintendent of High School Relations. Charlie White, heads the list of those students working for the success of the program that attracts hundreds of high school students to the uburn Plains. Auburn's W'.S.G. . president. anc CulpepjKT. is Superintendent of Women's Nousing. Other Cabinet members arc: Superintendent of Finance. I hick Ihigpcn; Superintendent of Campus Drives. |im Kilpatrick; Superintendent of Political tfairs. Bobby Boettcher; Superintendent of Spirit. Burt Hitchcock; Superintendent of Public Relations. I loracc Brad): Superintendent of Cnion Activities, Dot Sarris; Superin-tendenr of Student Welfare, Bill I lalliwcll; Superintendent of Intramural Sports. I.endon Skipwortb; Superintendent of Safety. John Dickas; and the new position established this vcar. Superintendent of Social Life. Bill Goff. Si vine James f!. Haggard. Dot Sarris. Nanc Culpepper. I Icnry Blizzard. Sivsins .: Bert Hitchcock. Hill Halliucll. John Dickas, Horace Brady, Ruck Tliig|K ii, Thurmait Hcnningcr. '-5 Judicial The Judicial department of Auburn acts in much the same cnpacirt as our federal Supreme Court; studying and interpreting am motion passed in the Senate which might conflict with the rules set forth in the Constitution of Auburn University. The Jurisprudence Committee, acting only when the occasion arises is a very important and necessary part of our student government. I he students and the faculty arc both represented on the Jurisprudence Committee hich is composed of seven Justices. h'aculrt Representative and Presiding Justice is Professor A. 15. Metzger, of the bistort department. I lie six Associate Justices, appointed by the president of the Student Body are: Sandra Riley, .Marv Ann Pugh. Jinum .May. Hunky I .aw. Jim liullington. and Charlie White. S� mm� : Mart Ann Pugh. Hunky Law. Ur. A. It. Metzger. (,harlt White, Sandra Rilcv. Si wins .: Jim liullington, Jimmy May. Il6 Legislative I he Legislative branch of the Student (lovcrnmcnt functions in a similar manner to that 1 our United States Senate; as the United Stares Senate must pass on all presidential appointments, so must Auburn s Senate. I'hc main function of the Senate is to represent our Student Body. Am complaint or suggestion that will make any improvement in our student hod need only to be referred to a class senator, who. in turn, will introduce it in the Senate. I'hc Senate is composed of fifteen various War Faglc and “All Campus party politicians, each doing his best to perform the duties of the Legislative branch. Burt Prater. Vice President of the Student Body, presides over the Senate. Representing the students are Fifth Year Senator Dudley Sisk; Senior Senators Calvin Parmer. Stan Sikes, C«ar Suttlc. Kav Hathaway, and Lance I learn; Junior Senators Kitts Allen. Roger Allen. Billy I lansford, and Phil Pau e; Sophomore Senators Afron Morrill. Damn Paul, and Bill May rose; and Freshman Senators Jcannic Swanner, and Jim (iovcnidcs. Si m : Kill M;i kim Joe Sujij:. Alton Morrill. Jeanne Swanner. K iy Hathaway. Danny Paul, hurt Prater. Si ammnc: Fancy I learn. Dudley Sisk, hucky Alien. Stan Sikes. Jimmie (iovcnidcs, Calvin Parmer. Phil Pause. 1-7 Wonm .S.(i., . O' I K.I KS. Dana Hudson, Vicki divan, Janice t anner, Nancy (JuIpcpjKT, Sally Jones. Nancy Jackson. W S.G |( DK IAR NTanc Gmeerbeny. Corelli Rewfs; Janice Tanner, Nancy Cul| c| { cr, S l ia lxc. and Jud Mini. iz8 Student Government Association I.very woimtii student enrolled at Auburn University is a member of the Women's Student (lovernmcnr s-sociation. I'he purpose of W'.S.CLA. is to further a spirit of unity among the women students and to encourage a sense of individual responsibility. The l.xecutivc. Legislative. Judiciary, and Dormitory I louse Committees arc the four councils w hich compose the Women's Student (iovernmenr. I lie I xccurivc branch is made tip of all the elected W ,S.(i. . officers. I he Legislative branch is composed of the elected presidents and vice-presidents of the dormitories and the elected officers: each spring this committee holds an annual workshop to evaluate the rules and regulations w hich govern the Auburn women and to make am changes w hich are necessary. Lver woman represented in the organization has a part in making these rules. The Judiciary Council functions in a disciplinary capacity and is made up of six appointed members, the Chairman of Judiciary, and the President of V.S.(� .A. who serves as an ex-officio member. All problems and cases which cannot be handled b the dormitory officers come before this council. I he I louse Committee is composed of the President. ice-President. Devotional Chairman. Mead Desk Ciirl. Hall Monitors, I lead Resident, and .R.A. representative. I bis committee handles am infractions of house rules. I he officers of W'.S.Ci.A. this year are: President. Nancy Culpepper; Vice-President. Sally Jones; Secretary, Janice ranner; Treasurer, Nancy Jackson; Social Chairman, Vicki (iivan;and Town Representative. Dana I ludson. DOKMMOKY PKI SIDIM S l-'iusr Row ; K J Smith. Sue tiillis. Jail Nowell. Jeanm Swanner. XiulrcM Johnson. Skh Row: Wileox. Ju l (.opcltutd. Phyllis Norton, N Hush. I'rances rrciulalc. I’iiiku Row Hobhvc nn Smith. Sherrie William. Gingy Morgan, Sue Grogan, Mary Zirkclback, Margie Mantel. iao Ini to Ri iiir, Firm Row: Dot Sarris, Jane Deer. Jean Elder. Janet Rader. Siidmi Row: Alice Idles, Alary Sparrow. Rcltecca Hasty. Jane Frances. Carolyn F.ggc, Beth .May. Patsy McAnnally, l-anrie Wise. I.i:ula Browning. Third Row: Chris Martin, Marilyn I’lgin, Linda I'His. I ddic Piimani, Pat Smith, Mary Finley, Samira Riley, Barbara Calhoun, Linda l.ane, Betty Boroughs, Sally George, l.ila Nolen, Jeanne Spmiell. I lie Panhcllcnic Council consists ol representatives from each sorority who work together to maintain better fraternity life and inrerfraternity relations with the college. The Auburn University Panhcllcnic Council became tin first Panhcllcnic ever to receive two awards on a national basis. The organization won the National Panhcl-Icnic 0 nfcrcncc award during the last national conclave two years ago and this year it won the I.eland Award for the college Panhcllcnic which presents the most outstanding fraternity ideals and standards. I he Junior Panhcllcnic Council consists of the President and one delegate of each pledge class. The purpose is to help train them for Senior Panhcllcnic. to teach cooperation among sororities, to improve rush, and to encourage intellectual accomplishment. PAM II I.I.LMC COL NCI I. l.ila Nolen, Alpha Delta Pi; Linda Browning, Alpha Delta Pi; Sails- George, Alpha Gamma Delta; Betty Boroughs, Alpha Gamma Delta; Jane Deer. Alpha Omicron Pi; Alary Finley, Chi Omega; Marilyn Elgin, Chi Omega; Patricia Ann Smith. Delta Delta Delta; Laurie Wise. Delta Delta Delta; Dot Sarris, Delta eta; Eddie Putnam. Delta era-, Carolyn Egge, Kappa Alpha I beta: Jane i rancis. Kappa Alpha Theta; Chris Martin. Kappa Alpha Theta; Mary Sparrow. Kappa Delta; Rebecca Hasty, Kappa Delta; Sue Warren. Phi Mu; Barbara Bauer. Phi Mu; Samira Riley. Phi Mu. Linda l llis. Pi Beta Phi; Linda Lane, Pi Beta Phi; Jeanne Spruiell. eta Tau Alpha; Beth May. eta I au Alpha. JUNIOR PAMII l.l I NIC COUNCIL Sue I elder. Alpha Delta Pi; Kathy Slaughter. Alpha Delta Pi. Tommie Ruth lloroughs. Alpha Gamma Delta; Susan Westbrook, Alpha Gamma Delta; Bobbie Jean Kincaid. Alpha Omicron Pi. Mathilde Aliltenburgcr, Alpha Omicron Pi; Paula Wright. Chi Omega; Tonya Thomsen. Chi Omega; Beverly Bigger, Delta Delta Delta; Fleming Underwood. Delta Delta Delta; Myrt Wil liamson. Delta .eta; Helen I ikis. Delta era; Vickie Steele. Kappa .Alpha I heta; Barbara Nixon. Kapj� a Alpha I lata; Alton Morrill. Kappa Delta; Sandy Pratt, Kappa Delta; Nancy Chesnutr. Phi Alu; Janet .Miles. Phi AIu; Georgia Price. Pi Beta Phi; Alary Catherine Montgomery, Pi Beta Phi; Mary Jackson, era Tau Alpha; l.auita McDonald, eta l au Alpha. Pan-Hellenic Council «3° I im ro Rie nr: Mrs. I.ucilv Roberts. New York National Pan-hellenic Chairman of Wards; Miss Katherine Cater, uhurn Dean of Women: Samira Riley. President of Auburn Panhcllenic Council. ILMOK PAMIJ I.I.I |(. COI NCII. Ian ■ Rum. Kiwi Row: Fleming L’liderwood. Sandy Pratt, Tommie Ruth Ihtroughs. I.inda l ane. Advisor; Janet Miles, Susan Westbrook. Sue Felder. Sicoxtt Row: Ifcverly Rigger. Mathildc Miltenhergcr. Ilohhie Kincaid. Nartcy Chesitutt. Rarhara Nixon. Vicki Steele. Missy Montgomery. President: Kathy Slaughter. Alyrt Williamson. Helen l.ikis. 13I Inter fraternity Council I he Council is composed of the president :ind one rcprcscnmtivc from each fraternity. I his is the legislative branch. The executive branch consists of Bill Collar. President; I,ester Crawford. Vice-President; and Jim Riley, Secretary-Treasurer. I lie ll'C Court is comprised of the I PC officers and a member selected from the Auburn University faculty. In addition the ll'C' functions are greatly implemented l v the Commission System in which there arc seven commissions corresponding to conventional offices. These bodies meet regularly and make specific recommendations to the Council. The Auburn liucrfratcrnity Council is generally regarded as one of the more outstanding in the nation and has consistently l� een awarded national and international recognition. Serving as a central governing liody for Auburn’s twenty-five social fraternities is only one part of the many and diverse activities of the Council. The production and regulation of fraternity rush in the fall, the sponsorship of Creek Week, the aw arding of trophies for intramural sports, scholarship, and fraternity improvement. the awarding of scholarships to the two most outstanding and deserving foreign students, the sponsorship of a foster child overseas, and am number of other projects and daily activities intended toward the enhancement of the fraternity system typifies the work of the Council. Fikst How. (Borrow) I .err ro Kn.ui: Neil Tcltnun. Phil Vaughan, Gary Suttlc, Roger Allen. Hunter Hack, Henry Wood. Su omi Row. (.Mimu i.): Jerry Vich, Owen Brown, Bill I lalliwcll. Pat Patton, Rich Pearson. John Wright. Johnny Wright. laid Overstreet. I.owcll Crowden, Reynolds McIaihI, Ioiii Wolsoii-croft. Nick Mulls. run Row, lor): George Bcndion, Warren Jones. George Hovt. Clvde Prather. Pug Palmer. Ronnie Cater. H d Guthrie. Bob Mayfield. Charles rant. Burgess Newell. Paul Smith. Wendell Mitchell. Alan Stanfield. 3 I.I .C. Oi l ICI US I .ester Crawford, President; Iti.l Lollar, icc-President; Jinunx Uilty, Secretary-I'rcasurcr. GUI I K GODDISS: Snellen Kubiiisun 33 JIMMY MAY Editor The Glomerata Ill'NKY I.AW Hittincts Manager YEAR BOOK OF AUBURN UNIVERSITY before you lies the culmination of Inn! work and varied ideas, to say the least. 1 lie work for this year’s hook began in the Spring of I96 1. Spring snapshots were already being made as the 1961 edition was distributed to the student body. Kail quarter brought a swirl of activity to the (� t.o i-ikata office; staff meetings, explanations, deadline schedules and butterflies. Individual picture appointments were made for the class section, work was begun on division pages and those sections which had fall quarter deadlines. I lie first deadline stood strict, and soon, we lowered our heads passing under it in time. Others would come and we must be ready. Many of the staff spent parr of the Christmas holidays pulling pictures and typing cops for our last fall section. ■Mountains of cop had to be written and rewritten and thousands of pictures taken and retaken. Staff members pounded the pavement searching for advertisers to help finance part of the task. I he long hours and the many day •. of classes that were missed finally brought about the end product. I hesc things in addition to an able and interested staff lias made this one of the best. W e proudly give you the 1962 (iLOmkraia and hope that you appreciate and enjoy it in the years to come. MARIO MAI I. Vhoio Editor JOf. I5UCK Associate Editor KICK CH ARI I OS II'ritC’ttpf Editor T 35 I rOM FLOURNEY N N(A | AOKSON BECKY WIU 11 Co-Editors of the Class Section MARY NN PUGH llcjiiry Editor m JACKSON Activities Editor PA I I Y II ACKI I I Leadership Editor LINDA RANSOM. Ill NRY WOOD Co-Editors of the Greek Section SAM GENTRY, 4 idt irtiring Manager GUS CLEMENTS, Assist at.: AJvet ishtg Manager Hll I. WARD Circulation Manager ill BBA I M. VIC KESTI R. IIMMY Ml Rl’l{REE Co-Editors of the Sports Section W 1 1 RSON. r.ll I FORNEY Co-Editors of the Organization Section I.YW CAIN Schools and Administration Editor Si tid: .Mr. Paul Burnett. Linda Godfrey, Mr. James I . I’oy. .Mr. l ex Williams, Jim Bullington. Wendell .Mitchell. Stamhnu. I.anec I leant, Charlie White, Koiiert Waddle, Jimmy .May, Lord l.aiimcr. Iluncky Law. I he Hoard «� f Student Publications, supported b student activity fees, is the supervisory Iwidy for all campus publications. I he three major areas of responsibility of the Hoard in its advisory capacity are: qualifications for elective positions, general supervision of financial programs, anil approval of editorial policies in that the University's standards arc upheld and that Auburn's spirit is kept high. I he Hoard, consisting of fifteen members, is composed of Imth student and faculty mcmltcrs. Linda Godfrev is the secretary of the board. The Chairman of the Hoard is Mr. James l . boy, Dean of Student Affairs. Other faculty memlKTs are: V. T. Ingram, Business Manager of the University; L. C). Hrackccn, Director of the News Bureau and administrative representative; and Paul C. Burnett, journalism instructor. I lie student representatives are: I d James. Gary Suttlc. Ford Latimer, and Lance Hearn. b.x-Oflicio members are: Jimmy May, Gio.mkkat.v I'.ditor; Hunky Law, Gi.omikat. Business Manager; Jim Bullington, 1‘liihif tM i L.diror; loin my Fowler, lUiiiiiftiMii Business Manager; endcll Mitchell, I'ditor of the I iger Cub; and Robert addle, I iger (mb Business Manager. J38 Publications Board Tbc Plainsman While Xtiburn 1961-62 passed on. the pulsating sou mis on her daih life were recorded, as they happened. by the Plainsman. I 'ach week the new spaper w as splashed across the campus and each w eek Auburn stared at her printed reflection. The editorial page, however, did not reflect but served as a thoughtful, liberal, unccnsored guide to the mass that is Auburn. Thought, discussion, and often controversy were born out of each issue. The Plainsman. so rudely treated by a hurrying Xu-bum, was merely a conglomeration of ideas w rung from overworked minds, efforts strewn from day to day—all of which were poured into the monotonous lines of print to mold the distinctly human accomplishment. Good or bad. The Plainsman 1961-62 w as. The human element itself and the individuals of the stall each was imprinted on the pages. The images were reflections of seriousness and frolic and inbet ween; but, somehow, there was a similarity, there was a thread of dedication and enjoyment weaving from page to page. Jim Bullington was there, present in every issue, big and booming and tireless, more a worker than an editor but still an editor—a journalist, an organizer, a thinker. Tommy Fowler was the Plainsman's advertising medium. Boettcher and Wallace were two more of the few doing battle against time and deadlines and anything or anybody that stood in the way of the Plainsman and their ideas of what it should l c. And it was there every week—The Plainsman. recording for Auburn the story of day to day life. What controversy can we spawn this week !� 0K XNVH-l 39 JIM 151 I I l (. I( Editor k ca „-- i ( i row i.i;k Business Manager The Plainsman Staff John Wallace; .Managing Editor; Katherine Davis, Assistant I Alitor; l?« M Boettcher, Managing Editor. CAL I'KIDI I'. Circulation Manager RICHARD R IIORD Advertising Manager CAL I RIDLI Circulation Manager CHARI.II''. McC.W Sports Editor StuiT and Writers. JIM DINSMORE leant ns Editor Joe Murphy. Xwi't.jnt Wws Editor; Grace Harris, Copy Reader; Don Phillips, ssistant IVi-turcs Editor. HARRY WILKINSON Wus Editor I41 Tiger Cub Sharon Kochambcaii. Secretary; Don David. rtist; Wendell Mitchell, Editor; Paul Smith. Kciwrtcr. oi PlOTVRKO: Robert Waddle. 1 he Tiger Cuh is a .student handbook. Its main purpose is to familiarize the incoming student with the Administration, Student Leaders, rules, regulations, anil traditions of Auburn University. However the Tiger Cub is widely used b all students and faculty as well as new students. The Auburn Critique, newest campus publication, provides a vehicle for the work, fiction or non-fiction, of student w riters, demanding onk that the work meet high standards of literary quality and journalistic integrity. It is intended to stimulate and sustain intellectual activity and a cultural atmosphere on the Auburn campus. Auburn Critique Si:Aim: Jean H. Johnson. ssociaie Editor; Kenneth 11. Johnson. Tditor. Sia i -isc: William I f. B) rd, s-sociatc F-ditor; T. I ujjcnc Siclier, Associate I ditor. 142- Auburn Engineer Si wm: Robert I . Harts, Circulation .Manager; Stephen Spann. I'ditor; I d-ward l� . 1 aylor, Faculty d visor; Charles I . orri'. business Manager. Si whim,; W illiam kolurson. s-sistant Circulation Manager; l)a id . Reid, .Managing I alitor; Uremia Kerr. Secretary. Ihitk Smith. ssist-ant business Manager. Not I’uickii : loin Maddux. Advertising Manager. The ulium I nginccr, a monthly publication, subscribed to by the engineering students, adopts as its purpose the promotion of further unity and better relations among the various fields of engineering. It provides them with a source of well-rounded information pertaining to the interesr of engineers. I he Auburn Veterinarian is a scientific journal published monthly by the students of the uburn chapter of the American Veterinary Medicine Association. 1 he circulation is nationwide and includes fifteen foreign countries. Its purpose is to dissimulate advance in veterinary science and to serve veterinary practitioners in the Southeast. Auburn Veterinarian Si ti:u: Chuck (loby, Husi-ness Manager; Charlcni Y.irlmiough. Assistant I di-tor; Allan Carb. Kditor. S i a sin si. 1),-. William Miller and l)r. Worth Lanier. I'acuity Vlvisors. 43 Phi Kappa Phi Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society is the highest scholastic honor sociciv in technical institutions. It provides recognition for professors, graduate students and seniors who have distinguished themselves in scholarship anti achievement in all technical and professional fields. Mary Orr Attains Milium I.vim A lire Jerv Mas Anderson Barbara June Baggett James I'aylor Beard Joseph S. Boland William Henry Boykin. Jr. M ilium Adolphus Itradficld James I'. Brady. Jr. Dennis Mien Bragg William Hamilton Bird Allan Victor Carl Koval l ari Colson Earl I.. Cook James Walter Cook Fuguen Fllison Cooper Wayne Coston Curtis Charles F. Davis. Ill W alter (imesbcch DeWitr. Ill Dianne Fdge Boltliy Bryan ld ards Margaret l.ouisc Filand Judith Clayton F.stcs L !)l lUiRADl A I I S Leila Fmesrive Foy Manuel . Gonzalez Kolurt Mien Hardekop Judiilt Brown Hokomlic Joel Carlton llosca John Sharp I low ic Cornelius E. Jones Kenneth Roger Jones I bonus I.. Killingworth Samuel B. I.igon Frank Brasoni laM'kridge. Jr. Charles W. I.vbrand Thurtnan Judson I .yon Christine Grit Miller Micolaia C. Mitsiani Margaret Moore Janet l.amlers Morclock Katha Lee Morton Michail Frank Moseley Sue Elaine Musselwhite Jack I are N’elson Kenwood C. N’ichtds l.ila Nolen Mion It. Overstreet Walter I horwald Pease Cecil Alexander Ponder. Jr. Duane Henri Pontius David K. Price gues R. Reaves Willis Marcus Rountree Molly Brasficld Sarver Frank J. Schlichtcr Richard Alton Scott Joseph Andrew Self Donald Ray Smith Samui l Joseph Smith Glenda M. Steele 'ivian Marie Stone Wayne I ugenc Swingle Clifford Leroy I alley Sue I du aids I owns l li .ahcth Ann I yer Frances I Ji ahcth L’ndcrwooil Robert F. Welch Bruce M Westbrook Janies Robert Whitley. Jr. ( urol n Sue Wilson James A. Briley John Acrcc Burdeshaiv Barbara Elliott David Foley Ralph Montgomery Ford (i RADI'ATI'S Ben Gregory .Michael I ruin Hammett Dr. Robert Horne Paul I' trlc Greene Major Richard Mueller Mary Rodger: Roten Margaret Sue Sullivan Joseph Tucker Mary E. Wood of Women FACULTY KA I HARIM COOPI R CATER. Dean MICHEL CAR IER Hi N rLEY, Dean of Fat A. JVDF ROBINSON. Associate Professor of Mathematics President ......... Vice-President .... Secretary Treasures Correspondent ______ Marshall ........... OFFICERS, 1961-62 ......................THOMAS BEN I IAGI.FR ..........EDWARD E. KERN, JR. ............................PAUL IKVINI i III LM GRAVES .............................TIM D. SI.AGH 144 Jim Hullingtoii, Ford 1-aumer Hub Hardckopf, Charlie Griffon Vincy Cul|H‘ppcr, I'd James Katherine D.niv |«ihn Wallace Who’s Who Judd I .you, Chat lie White Who’s Who Don fachcn. John McGccvcr nn Walker. Gary Suttlc Dot Sarris. lance I learn llunky Law. Jimmy May Lester Crawford. Sandra Riley Bobbie Ann Smith. Jimmv Dozier Dot Swan. Dudley Sisk I ila Nolen. Stan Sikes Susie Myriek. Tommy Fowler Rod Richardson, Chuck lolmson Sally Jones. Rohl Boettcher I loracc Brady. Bill Collar 147 To wear a Spade is a goal which all underclassmen may seek as the “highest honor an Auburn man may attain. The preamble to the constitution of Spades stares well the purpose of this organization. “Whereas feeling the need of some organization in the Senior Class of this university which, wholly independent of social and other relations, shall seek to gather the most prominent and influential men of the class and of the university, this society is organized.” Mach year, ten of the most outstanding men in the junior class arc rapped for membership to Spades, the highest campus leadership honor fraternity. These ten new members are tapped b the retiring members. Spades honorary has no elected officers. Fikni Row: Robert 15. Boettcher, lames R. Bulliiigtoit. Smivi Row: I dward Bedell James Jr.. John l or ! I.aumcr Jr. I'iiikd Row: Harold VaiulijiritT Law, lames Warren May. Koi rih Row: KuIhmi Burt Prater |r.. Stanley Britt Sikes, I'ikiii Row: Walter Gary SuitIc, Charles Lowe White. 148 Mortar Board Memliership in .Mortar Board is the highest honor which can come to a senior woman at Auburn University. Members arc chosen on the basis ot scholarship (with a minimum B average rc |uired). leadership, and service. Activities sponsored by Alotar Board include a Smarts Party for junior women with a 2.00 average, the annual awarding of three scholarships to ipialitied coeds, a picnic for foreign students in the spring, and a convocation address by an out standing woman lecturer. In conjunction with Blue Key. each winter Mortar Board sponsors Campus Capers in w hich fraternities and sororities participate in both skit and singing competition. Cups arc awarded to the w inners in each division. Throughout the year. Mortar Board members assist in the promotion of cultural. scholastic, and service activities on the campus. Officers tltis year arc: President. Katherine Davis; Vice-President. Jane Wilson; Secretary. Bobbye Ann Smith; Treasurer. Pcgg Jo Smith; Editor, Ann Pearson; and i listorian. Gene Culver. Ft km Row; Sadie Jean Beaird. Gene Culver. Katherine Davis. Raihara Jo ce ilanhv. Sfcond Row: Judy Holcoi be, S rah Nell Huggins, Jacqueline Jackson Norman. Andrea lohnson. I’hiki) Row: I li .ilnth Murphrtc, Susan M rick. .Mary Orr Adams. Ann Pearson. Foi not Row: Bobbye Ann Smith. Peggy Jo Smith. Dorothy Swann. Carolyn Sue Wilson. Catherine Jar.c Wilson. Not PirriKio: Theresa Ann Baggett, Mvrna Cuinbv McKinley, Margie Mantel, I ila Nolen. I.inda Pollard. 140 |'iR$r Row; Robert Bruno Boettcher. I .ester M. Crawford. Charlo Mar vin Griffon, Robert Allen Hartlckopf. Suiimi Row; Walter Bertram Hitchcock |r.. Kenneth llarohl Johnson. |ohn Ford I.aumcr Jr.. William B. Collar Jr. Timm Row: Don l.oui Machen. James Warren May, John McGecvcr. George Brian Mitchcl. Fovriii Row: Stanley Britt Sikes. John Drake Wallace. Charles l.owe White. Blue Key Bine Key National I lonor I ratcrnit w as founded at the I nix ea sily of Florida, and established at Auburn University on March II. 1926. I he members arc selected from the most outstanding men in the junior and senior classes on their past achievements and potential. They have as their goals: to study, discuss, anti strive to further the best interest of Auburn University; to foster intercollegiate relations, to promote national collegiate relations, and to develop a national collegiate spirit by placing their stamp of approval on college leaders; making it possible to recognize them wherever they may be found. Auburn University’s chapter of Blue Key lists in their annual efforts: freshman orientation, sponsorship of the Miss Homecoming contest, decorations anti Most Valuable Player competition for the I lomccoming game. Skit Night, and the Bruce Greenhill Scholarship award for journalism students. Officers this year arc: President, Stan Sikes; Vice-President. Charlie M hire; Secretary-Treasurer, Bobby Boettcher. i«;o Omicron Delta Kappa Omicron Delta Kappa, founded at Washington and Lee University in 1914. lias a threefold purpose: to recognize men who have attained a high standard of efficiency in collegiate activities and to inspire others to strive for outstanding attainments; second, to bring together the most representative men in all phases of collegiate life and tints create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate interest; third, to bring together members of the faculty and student body on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Omega Circle, which was founded in 1928, annually sponsors the ODK-Wilbur Outsell Cake Race, awarding a trophy and huge cake to the winner. Socially. ODK joins the Cii.o.Mr.RAi in the sponsorship of the ODK-Gi.omi k ia Beauty Ball each fall. In addition, the Circle, in conjunction with the University of Alabama Circle, presents a trophy to the winner of the Xuburn-Alabama football game. Officers this year arc: President. Hurt Prater; Vice-President. Gary Sunk; Secretary-Treasurer. Hunky Law. Firsr Row: Henry Wallace Blizzard. Horace Herbert llndy Jr., James Richard Btillinsaon. Janies Neal Dozier. Si cond Row: Thomas . Fowler. James Herbert I laggard, Thurman Jud-son Lyon. Fdward Bedell James |r. Tiiiri� Row; Harold Vandigritf I aw. Kenneth I). McLeod, Ruben Ben Prater Jr.. Bill Nelson Ross. Focrih Row : Walter Gary Suttle. Jsl 54 John McGccvcr ami Don Muchcn. Co-Captains of the 1961 Auburn liters. Auburn 1961 Football Staff I'his year as in years past, the athletic department of uhurn University has hail continued success in its athletic program. In all sports, uburn has ridded well-respected, and in mam cases, feared teams. Under the direction of Jeff Beard, now in his 12th year on the Plains, the department produces top programs w hich range from coaching to publicity and promotion. To these men w ho help us feel pride in our school, w e the students of Auburn University owe both laud and praise for a job well done. ALBURN SEASONS RECORD 24; TENNESSEE ...21 AUBURN 12: KENTUCKY ... 14 AUBURN 35; CHATTANOOGA U BURN 6; Gl ORGIA TECH 7 U BURN 21; WAKE FOREST ... 7 UBURN 24: CLE.MSON . .14 UBURN 10; MISS. SI IE ...II AUBURN 10; GEORGIA 7 UBURN 52; FLORIDA ...15 U'lllRV 0; ALABAMA ,. .54 Li n 10 Is K.i 11: Coaches Russell, Seim, Kinard, Atkins, Dooley, Lorcndo, Jordon, Connoly, Roberts. Bradbcrry. Mcrrini;, McGowin. 155 Burton rips Volunteer line for long yardage. Auburn 24 Tennessee 21 In a direct attack against the old saving that you can’t make mistakes against I ennessce and win, the 1 igers defeated a fine Vol eleven in Shields-Watkins Field. The Vols. scoring early as a result of Tiger fumbles, took a 21-7 first quarter lead on the shoulders of Glen C.'lass, Gene Canale, and J. V. Carter. The second quarter saw Auburn, led by I'obbv I hint, Mailon Kent, and Larry Rawson. drive for two touchdowns. Larry Rawson, ripping huge holes in the Volunteer line was the 3rd and 4th man for the Plainsmen. Coach Jordan alternated Bobby Hunt’s option with Mailon Kent's passing to balance the Tiger attack. Rurson. Id wards, and Hunt accounted for the Tiger 1 .D.’s. The third quarter saw Auburn score the game-winning points on a 22-vard Woody Woodall field goal. On a fourth and goal situation, Woodall split the uprights to provide the margin of difference. CARY SI HOWARD SIMPSON 156 Jl'l IAN HOI.MI'S DAVI WOODWARD uburn opened the scoring when a Kentucky drive was slowed on the Tiger II. Mayfield attempted a lield goal Init John McCiccvcr raced in. blocked the attempt, held on. and raced x2 yards for the score. Wood) Wood-all's R.A.T. was wide. Auburn 6 -Kenruckx 0. In the 2nd quarter Hobby I hint fumbled on the u-burn 20. Dave Hash recovered for the Wildcats. Nine plays later Herr) Bryant carried ir over for the score. I .A. T. w as g M d. At halftime it w as Kentucky Auburn 6. In the 3rd quarter Jimmy llurson intercepted a Woolum pass and raced 4r� yards to the Kentucky 16. Kent dropped back on 3rd down and threw a perfect strike to Dave “Mudrock” l .dwards in the end one. gain Woodall's try was w ide. Auburn 12. Kentucky . I.atc in the 4th quarter. Lorn Hutchinson grabbed Larry Raw son's fumble on the Auburn 21. On 4th dow n, Woolum faded back and hit Hutchinson in the corner for the clincher. The P.A.T. was good and in the end it stood Kciuuck) 14, uhurn 12. Auburn 12 Kentucky 14 Blocked! John McGccvcr races K) yards for I I). Auburn 35 I H UMAN1 VVII.KES Auburn drove deep into the Moccasin territory three times in the first quarter, but Chattanooga held. The last of these drives was ended when Auburn fumbled in the cm! one and George .Mayo recovered for the visitors. In the second quarter. 1 hint started a drive by passing to Edwards for I ? and McGccvcr for 8. Rawson ran the draw to the one yard line and there Hunt sneaked over tor the score. Woodall's kick was good. At hall time it was Auburn . Chattanooga 0. In the third quarter Auburn's liartl running back field drove to the 27. I hint dropped back and found Edwards on the nine. Two plays later. Hunt went over on the option for the score. Woodall's eye was again true. Auburn H, Chattanooga 0. Chattanooga took the kickoff and drove 75 yards for the score in the fourth quarter. Auburn seemed insulted and turned it on for the close. Hunt threw to I'd wards for the T.l). Woodall converted, four plays later Larry I.aster picked off a pass and raced 41 yards for the score. IJ . I. good. Joe Overton and the second unit took over. Overton dropped back and hit Sam Mitchell for the T.IX Woodall kicked his 5th P.A.T. of the day to finish the scoring. Auburn 35, Chattanooga 7. Foret dropped after receiving a I hint pass. KM I IIL KCI SS Chattanooga 7 MAII.ON KI'NT nick bonura JOHN McGlTAT.R LARRY I. A STICK Auburn 6 Georgia Tech 7 SAMMY Mil I.ER favored Georgia l ech eleven won its first victory over Auburn in 5 years. Bobby Dodd's Yellow Jackets used a 2nd quarter score and an Auburn gamble on the R.A.T. to win. In the second quarter, l ech began to move and huge gaps were slashed in the uburn line as I ech backs began to make long gains. I he drive went yards in 11 plays with Mike McManes diving over from the 2. Billy l.othc-ridge's P.A.T. w as good, and 1'ech led at half time 7-0. In the 4th quarter Wayne “Cotton Frasier recovered a Stan Gann fumble on the 1'ech 43 yard line. I.arts Raw son broke off left tackle for 2x yards to the I'cch 6. 11 tint rolled out and hit Burson who stepped into the end one. On the P.A.T. Auburn wanted a win and not a tie. gain I hint rolled out. threw for Don .Ylachcn. but the little halfback slipped and fell. T he pass fell incomplete. Tech took the kickoff and held on to the ball for most of the X minutes left in the game. Auburn gave it all thc had but time drew short and the final score was lech 7. Auburn 6. 59 Auburn 24 Clemson 14 Clemson look rhe opening kick-off and marched SO yards for a touchdown with Wendell Black scoring tor the visitors. The l A.T. was good and Clemson lead 7-0 at the end of the first quarter. In the second period Bobby Hunt intercepted a pass and ran it back to Clemson’s forty-four yard line. Don Machcn swept left end for the touchdown. Woody Woodall kicked and it stood 7-7. Auburn came back again in the second period when Jerry Cullcdgc recovered a Clemson fumble on the visitors’ thirty-one yard line. The drive was completed when Jimm Burson cut off tackle for eight yards and the touchdown. Woodall kicked again and it stood 14-7. In the third quarter Don Machcn completed an Auburn drive by sweeping left end again for his second touchdown of the day. Woodall kicked and Auburn let! 21-7. In the fourth quarter Woody Woodall's field goal was good and Auburn led 24-7. Clemson fought back to score late in the fourth quarter. But time was short and the game ended 24-14. Jl l l I’U I M Kl N l K RI JF.RRY XIOROTTO JOI OM R I ON I hint swings right end hcliind Kawson and Ihirson. CHICK I ICRS ION I ache n to drop jkc fores itoim mini SAM c; U.I.OW.W JIM PRICK Auburn 21 Wake Forest 7 slow Eiger eleven had to arise in the second half to defcar the Wake Forest Deacons in ( lilf Hare Stadium. I'he second quarter saw the Deacons, aided l� y a 31-vard pass interference call, score on a nine yard pass pla . I lie P.A.T. was good and ake I'orcst w ent to halftime w ith a 7-0 lead. Auburn came roaring back in the second half led bv Hobbs I lunt and “little- Don Machcn. ubtim took the second half kickolT and marched for their first touchdown. I'he Tl) was set up by a I hint to Edwards pass to the one. From there Larry Kawson di ed over for the touchdown. I he fourth quarter show ed I lunt rolling out and passing with great consistency. I le scored on an eleven yard option play and a two yard sneak after strong drives of 51 anil 46 yards. 161 VI KV (ill)DI S JOI BAUGHAN U'AVM FRAZIER McGccvcr intercepts anil races down field. Auburn 10 Mississippi State 11 GIORGI GROSS State took the opening kickoff and drove to the uhurn 13. Here, the drive stalled and Sammy Denton kicked a 21 yard field goal for the Bulldogs. In the third period Bohhy I hint and Carry Raw son led rhe I igers on a long drive which covered most of the third quarter. After an off-side penalty stopped Auburn on the State 14. Woody Woodall came in to level the score at 3-3, with a 23 yard field goal. In the fourth quarter. lcCiecvcr intercepted a pass and returned to the State 16. Bobby Hunt threw to Bobby Foret for the touchdow n. Woodalls P. I. was good and the Tigers led 10-3. With five minutes left. Charlie Furlow and Tootic Hill led a great passing attack to the Auburn eight where Cook swung left end for the score. State electing to go for two scored on a beautiful diving catch by Jimmy Baker passing to Charlie Furlow. Georgia opened the scoring in the first quarter when Rakestraw threw a pass to McKinney tor the touchdown. Pennington's P.A.T. was good and Georgia led 7-0. The second quarter t clongcd to Auburn as Bobby I hint climaxed a drive l� v scampering twelve yards after finding his receivers covered. Woody Woodall kicked the P.A. I , and came back a few minutes later to kick a forty-seven yard field goal to put uhurn ahead 10-“. In the fourth quarter the Bulldogs were on Auburn's seven, first and goal. On lirst down Georgia ran to the two. On second down “Big Hilly Wilson broke through the Georgia line to throw the ball carrier for a two yard loss. On third down Georgia ran to the one where W ilson again made the stop. On fourth down Georgia’s back put his head down and headed up the middle only to be hit by W ilson and Frasier who belli on the six inch line. Georgia w as finished and Auburn won 10-7. Auburn 10 Georgia 7 DAVI I DNVAUDS GEORGE ROSE I thvanls latches on .is .MeGeever moves in. ■I Auburn's Bobby I lunt sprinted 12 yards tor the opening score. Woodall’s two point conversion of a bad snap was good. Florida retaliated as I lay good Clarke returned a Bo Davis punt eighty yards to paydirt. Florida converted for two on a Batten to Brown pass. I he Gators jumped into the lead late in the 1st quarter as I.indy Infante covered 10 yards to pavdirc after having scampered fifty yards to the Auburn 10. Bill Cash converted and Florida was ahead 15-X. The Tigers, feeling more at home being behind could not remain there long. Hunt and Kawson led the Tigers on a 74 yard sustained drive with Kawson going over from the 2. Woodall converted. With 21 seconds left in the half. Woody Woodall gave the 1 igers the lead with a beautiful 37 yard field goal. The Tigers' last score was on a 20 yard return of an interception by Jimmy Burson. Auburn Florida 164 COACH KICK m i m rid COACH 11 I III RRINC; 32 15 I lead Coach Ralph Jordon Coach J. I). Roberts Coach Gene Lorendo Auburn 0 Alabama 34 Coach ISilly kimrd On December 2 in Birmingham, Auburn played the top ranked team in the Nation, our cross-state rival. Mahatna. Auburn received the kick-otf and tumbled on the second pla from scrimmage. Rama recovered on uhurn‘s S yard line. It took the Oimson I idc only ( plays to score; this was only the beginning. Ik-fore the game was over Alabama had scored four touchdowns and two Held goals to defeat Auburn In a score of 34 to 0. The score gave no indication of how the game was played. The statistics were almost even but four intercepted passes In Rama stopped every drive ubiirn could start. McGccvcr goes Cor yards around end. ROSTER Freshman Football co cn vinci dooi i Head Coach Phillip (.'reel • QB Don Fleming . . .G Billy McDowell OB Tommy Reeves G Charles l.ucas OR Mickey Kyland ....(; Billy Edge OB John McAfee ...G Doc Griffith OB Gary Price ...G Jimmy Partin . .QB Don Heller T Billy Melton OB John Davis T Jimmy Sidle ..MB Jimmy Disco ... r Alex Bowden ..MB Bill Jolluck ...r Tucker Fredcrickvon ..MB Bruce Thornburn ... ... .T Dick Conner IB Bob Prater ...T Bill Rose ...IB Alan Bohlcrt ....T Bill Scott . IB Morris 1 bonus .... r 1 any Weaver FB Raymond Cobb K David Rawson ...IB Jerrv Rav ..MB ..MB MB Jim Scarbrough ... i: Franklin Fuller MB Jerrv- (aiok F. Mike Sutton . ...C Jon Kilgore E Bobby Branch ... C Allan Israel E Dana Bulger ...C Jiiiiiuv Specglc ..... 1 Al Sjvcncc Mike Glasgow E Mark King . g Ronnie Baynes E Fred 1 lollcnluch ...(; Jerry Northern E Sidle deploys his boys against the Baby I idc. I'msT Row I.rrr 10 Right: Janice Jones. nn llathcock. Billie Lou Cain. Mary Ann Pugh. Skconh Row: Kenin McLeod. Buck Thigpen, Johnny Jeffers, Jim Bell, Boh Miller. Cheerleaders I xertion. at last! First Row, I it i io Richt: Jones, Henry. Iturncrr, l inker, .Mays, ('hapnun, Ross. blickwcll. (Boston. Second Row; Coach l aves. Johnston, I Iclmlinycr, Ingram, Kirkland, O’Diniel, Posey, Johns, Salter, Asm. (roach l.ynn. COACH I AVI S Basketball Auburn started the 1961-62 basketball season with an inexperienced team. With only one starter back from last year’s team, the Tigers started the season at a slow pace, but as the number of games played increased so did the ''won” side of the record. Conch Faxes and his shutile olTcnsc gained successive w ins over Jacksonville State and S.W. Louisiana but then lost to a good Florida State team in uhiirn. I lie 1 igers went to Birmingham along with Alabama, I..S.I . and 169 .IM. for the Birmingham classic. Auburn walked away from this tournament with victories over V.P.I. and and the championship. During the (Christmas holidays. Auburn went to the I louston (Classic with less luck than they had in Birmingham. They lost to Houston and Texas A. .M. Auburn l car Florida State iti Tallahassee to gain re venge for the previous loss to the Scminolcs. The I igers then defeated Chattanooga before starting on the S.I..C. schedule. Auburn took to the road and lost to Miss. State by three points Then defeated Ole Miss before losing to the L’nivcrsit of Florida by another three points. This gave the Tigers a one and two conference record and things looked dim for the future. But, with 12 games under their belts and a seven ami five over all record the Tigers started their move in the conference. n easy victory over cross state rival Alabama and a hard fought victory over (icorgia l ech put the 1 igers back on the winning side of the column. l7l Fwo lopsided victories over Georgia and Vanderbilt gave indication that Auburn was not to be looked on easily by conference opponents. Auburn then played Georgia l ech at home and probably pulled one of the best “conic from behind victories seen on the Auburn campus. Down In ten points at half time uhurn came back and held I'cch to only 1 ? points the second half and won by 10 points. Auburn again defeated Georgia by a large margin. 1 hen came Florida again and the battle of the big men between ClitT Luke of Florida and Layton Johns of Auburn. Luke scored 24 points and Johns hit 21, but the Tigers won 4-60. Auburn, with ;i winning streak of seven games, took to the road again to face L.S.L’. and Tulanc. With cas victories over both of these teams uburn came home to face Tennessee and won even though thc had one of their coldest nights shooting from the held all year. I hen came the big game of the year with Kentucky and a chance to represent the S.I'.C. in the NCA playoffs. I he game was televised state w ide by the I'duca-tional television System. I lowcver, Rupp and his sophomore Hash “Cotton” Nash had other plans. Nash poured in 30 points and pur uhurn down by the score of 63-60. 75 in the last game of the season Auburn played Alabama in .Montgomery and after the fighting and playing was over. Auburn had won again. Auburn wound up the season with an 18-6 overall record and a 11-.? conference record which was good enough for third place in the conference behind the champions Miss. State and Kentucky. Outstanding for the I igers this year was Layton Johns w ho made All-S.l C. and honorable mention All-American. Johns along with Larry Chapman, Mack Kirkland, Hilly l inker, John Blackwell and Hilly Ingram will be looked upon heavily by Coach l aves for next year. I'iksi Row, I.in m Rh.iii: Barncti, Barfield, Slua, SnnUr on, Salter, Current, Garcia. Sicosu Row: Coach Gilbert. Biles, Fear-son, Guy, Newton, DcForc, Baynes, McKay. Freshman Basketball Under the able guidance of ex-Tiger, Porter Gilbert the Baby Tigers had a fine season. They wound up u ith a 15-2 record, which was the best in sonic time. Freddy (itiy was high scorer with 15.3 points per game. Joe Newton was the outstanding rebounder, along w ith Guy. If this Freshman season was a preview of things ro come, then opponents watch out. t78 Ini ro Rn.m. First Row: (Jarr. York. Davis. Maurer. Smith, looms. Fierce. Smom Row; Beste, I’lat kc, dross. Kivirana. IKiiun. Miller. I iiiki� Row. Stanford. Factora, Smith. Starnes. Brunner. Clay, arcoitc. I'oi rtii Row: assistant coach Sonny Drajjoin. Nostrand, Merry, Uartil, (iarrett. Ncllingham, W in-sett. I lead Coach Swede Umbach. COACH SWI 1)1 UMBACH Wrestling Auburn's wrestling team, lead l captain ubrc Davis and George Gross, compiled a 10-0 season record ami won their 16th straight Southeastern Intercollegiate W restling Championship. I he on| ream defeat of the year came at the hands of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Our Wrestling team deserves a great deal of credit, not only for this year's record but for consistently line performance. I ii i io Ru.iir, I'irm Row: WcCrcc, Douglas, Shirley. Dempsey, Gitchings, Whiraccr, l.undstront. Sicomi Row: Bhulworth. Garrison, Nichols, Malone. Woods. Hudson, Srainon, Tucker. Third Row: Silva, Sevetkv. Osment, Boyd, Brcaklicld. Anderson. I'ow ler. Baseball Coach Russell in his third season as the Tigers manager continued Ins w inning ways hv bringing the Fastern division title of the Southeastern Conference to the l igcrs, only to lose to L.S.L'. in the play oils for the conference championship. The entire season was one to he looked upon with respect. The overall record was 14-11 while the confcr- COACII I RSKIN1 RL'SSI I I 180 I Body block it first cncc record was 12-6. I he l'igers were led h second baseman Jim Douglas with a .353 hatting average, lie was followed closely by aync Fowler and l.arry Xich ols with .337 and .330 respectively. As a team the overall batting average was a respectable .300. The leading pitcher was Jim Boyd with a 5-1 record. Kentucky Wildcat scoots back to safety Bengal Tiger our by 3 foot A War Fugle makes ready to head for second I n r 10 Right, First Row: coach Rosen. Frost. Do icr, Crane. Winter. Morrow. Grach IIihm.II. S� «om Row. Buckalcw. Over-street. Webl). Keenan. Ray, (antic. Fiiiri Row: Brewer. Corlcss, Whaley, Williamson. Track ubum‘s l‘ 61 track team gave Coach Wilbur Mutscll the finest gift they could on his 40th year as track coach at ulnirn. it was the Southeastern Conference Championship. I he team compiled a 4-0 dual meet record by defeating Georgia. Alabama. Georgia l ech, and Florida. The SIX meet was a battle to the wire with Auburn and meet favorite LSI'. Hut Auburn edged out the Rcngals from Louisiana 56-55. This was one of the best team efforts seen in Auburn. Invents w inners in SIX’, were Richard Crane in the shot put and Discus and Jimmy Dozier in the mile. COACH Wl I.Ill'll III ISI I I. 1 hope tlut's the last one. Do ier just in time, Auburn 4; Georgia Auburn. Alabama nburii Xt ; Georgia lech iihuni ni xirra Others below ? I'lRsr Row, I.kki to Right: George Bagwell. Coach Luther Young, Paul Anderson. Second Row: Jerry Anderson, Hugh Bassham, Roland Gardner, Jimmy Nickerson, David Gaillard. Tennis Coach Luther Young and his young tennis team arc again this year l M king forward to a prosperous season. In the past five years the I iger Racketeers have risen to become a feared power in the SF.C tennis circles. This lias been done without the aid of scholarships and shows itself to be a remarkable feat. I his year’s team w ill be led by Jimmy “Nick Nickerson and Hugh Rassham. Paul Anderson, last year’s top performer, will he lost due to graduation. Paul Anderson set for four-hand smash. Front Row. Left to Right: J« i Harvard, w illy Nall. Hairy Wheaton. Billv Welch. Si:ium« Row: Mill Boswell. Knhcit Jack-son, Morris Slingluff, Paul Burkholder. Coach Sonny Dragoin. Morris SI inylutT G°lf Auburn University’s 1961-62 golf team, under the able leadership of Coach Sonin Dragoin. thus far this year has had a very successful season. Coach Dragoin predicts that the team will continue to show promise throughout the season. Led by such able veterans as Mi l Boswell. Morris Slinglutl, and Robert Jackson, the l igcr linksinen arc expected to deal misers to many SI ( opponents. I hese I igers are all looking forward with high hopes to the SI C tournament which will lie held later in the quarter. I he Intramural Sports program ::t Auburn is one of tlic most highlv developed and competitive in the South. I wenty-four fraternities as well as many dormitory and church groups participate in the several sports which make up the program. Included in the major category arc: Football. Track, basketball, and Softball. The minor sports arc Tennis. Golf. Swimming. Howling. Horseshoes, Badminton, and Table Tennis. There is always keen competition in every sport and much enjoyment by all participants. 'This provides healthy diversion for Circcks as well as others on the campus, and helps to maintain our close intergroup relations. Plti Delta Iheta Ciolf Champs Phi kappa Tail Badminton W inners j87 Alpha Delta Pi Founded in 1851 . . . Wesleyan College; Macon, Georgia . . . Hera Omega Chapter ar Auburn in 1941 ... Live in Dorm Three . . . Scholastically are well represented in Mortar Board, Cwens. Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi . . . Active in Angel Flight, WSGA, Cheerleaders, Gi.omi.kvia SralT .. . Favorites, Sweethearts, Calendar Girls, W ho's Who in American Colleges and Universities . . . Won together, first place in Skit Night . . . Most Outstanding Sorority Trophy for fourth year in succession ... Named the Most Outstanding ADPi Chapter in the U.S. and Canada . . . Flower—Violet . . . Colors White and Pale Blue ... Officers—President, Lila Nolen—Vice President. Judy Roberson Second Vice President, Linda Browning—Secretary. Mary Barnhill-Treasurer. Sandra Johnson—Rush Chairman. Bobbyc Ann Smith—Corresponding Secretary, Nancx Jackson. NUMBERS Fi t Row : Judy Alim, Mary Barnhill, Bnnl) Beall. Kill Sue Beard, Caiulyii Brown, Linda Browning, Sandy Bum Limly B rd. SreONO Row Judy Byrd. Ann Calhoun, Jean Carter, Alice Chaitdler, Mary Frarcev Cliriw tnpKer, Barbara Clark. Judv Cnpe'md, Ann Crabtree. Tun® Rum : Peggy Crew. Stella Curry, Carol Davit, Thh Davit Mary Drevtry, Janice Dnllt. Sue Felder, Phvllit Fondien. K n ntrt Rmi Freel Friel. lean Friel. Vicki Oivau. Mindy Goodman, Ctle Orillin. Jo, Grit raid. Jane llackett, Sara Halliburton. Firm Rom-: Betty Hal', Sandra Hatdegier, Rosemary llorrit, Ann ll.ttlrcoek. Mart I.Ben lliekt. jerre Lu Hilliard, Jenny llodget, Ethel llowaud. NlVIM Row: Becky llu. hem. Margaret Jack-ton. Nanev Jack ton. Dean. Jeikint. Pat Johntort. -Samira Johnxtn Sutan Johnton, Janr latte ter. Sr.vr.MH Row: Gayle McDaniel, Marion Maliorncr, l.vttda Mann. Diane Monty. Floy Morrinuii. Ilrlrn Motrlev. N.itat M • • . Mary I a iuitc Mullen. Eton til Row: Suaie Myrick. Lila No'tfl, Peggy I’alraer, Andrea IVIIard. Joyce Poodcr, Mary Jane Price. Sally Quill ran, Linda Rantorn. Nisni Row: Judv Koberioa, Rally Rnlicrt tern. Lynn Sadler. Nan Shell. Maria i kin«rr, Kathy Slaughter, Sallic Shtqhkr, Suian Sk comb. liobtryv Ann Smith. TrVIll Row: Virginia Smith. Sandra Spann, l.ucile Step he nv. Sail, Stockman, Lenora Stiver! I.inda Teague. Sutan Warrick. nn Welch Martha Woodt. NOT PICTURED Karen IVitcrr. Suvtn Diittmore. Ann llarrit, Delorei llcetderton, Harriet Hufl Martha Nett tom, Jody Nivnn, Natalie North Lynn Pool. Paula Smith, Sandra Starr, Kirk layior, Peggy Bruce Whitt'e. Alpha Gamma Delta Founded in I9d4 . . . Syracuse University; Syracuse, New York . . . (Lunina Delta Chapter in 1931 at Auburn University . . . Live in Dorm l ive . . . Represented in Angel Might, is l avorites, ho’s W ho in American Colleges and Universities. Calendar (iirls. Senior Personalities, Beauties, pledge sweethearts, on Ci.omi-.ka i stall , as majorettes, cheerleaders, sweethearts, arc in Mortar Board, Cwens, Alpha Lambda Delta. Phi Kappa Phi . . . Won lirst place in Sphinx Sing. Panhcilcnic Scholarship Award for three quarters, pledge class scholarship, and lpha (iamina Delta International Scholarship award . . . Flower-Red Rose . . . Odors—Red, BtifT, and (ircen ... Officers President, Sally (ieorge N ice Presidenr, Mary Beth Coker Second Vice President, (Jenc Culver-Recording Secretary . Linda Pollard-Corresponding Secretary. Linda Wadsworth—Treasurer, Judy I larris. Ml Mill us tm� « Km,: Jim Ann Aiitcm, CjmJ Wirn Andei,. M.n, (a.kei Appleton. Fiowu Avirtl, Belly Cu.il IVunrli, Sheilon IWill, Edilb Milir IU.ii klmm, Maitha Rla. kthear, Suiy BUikIuhI. Sr.cu.iD Row; Harriet Bonilay, Bril, Borough,. Tommie Hull. Boioughi. Pal Biyan. Bailxii., Bji„ II. Billie Lou Cain. I.iikIj Clark. Helen Cullman. Julia Lynn Coker. Tmaj. Hum: Ma-vbelh Coker, K -.1 Cium| . Faye Culver. On Culver, Karen link, Bar-Una Ann Ihidley. Helen Karl, Sally ( m� r. I. Uen Olaie. Fourth Kow: l.u.da (iiabemude i. Mervin llale. Maty Hall. Feliee Ann Hamilton. Nuun Hamilton, Judy llanii. Iladen Haiti,, luella liarri., Barbara Kay Hewitt. linn Kow: Martha Ann Hill. Virginia llnid,, Beverly llolylun, Maigarrl I’Jlen Horan, Sylvia IlnMiaid. I.imla lluir. Judy l.ukvHi. Joyce King. Virginia KinpV). Sixth Kin, Harriet Larimer, I’al Lillie, l.rd, McCord. Marx Jane McMillan. Naney Mr Muiliir, Linda Moore. Madtlyn Moore, Maigairl M'wr, Luanne Miami. Sr,r. Tii Row (iloeia Nutt Dianne O'Reilly. Marga I I ark I linbclh Park, K. ih i l'i nrl |h I’elh. I.mda PMUrd. Mary Ann Pugh. I n.mil K- „: Knlli Karlnry, Jo Ann Karmey, Co i ell a Kawl,. Sharon Kxliain’icaii Donna x. lie ile. Lr l.ea Snr� ,. Mary SI in,. I am he Smith. N'ixtii Km, : Cainliu Sir wail, Maiy Ann Slone. Catherine Stringer. Jeanne Swanner. Kalhenue Suanner. Virginia Terry, Babbie I In ana,. Ilnuirlia Till. I r Mil Roy,. Rita Tilly. Aloe Marie Veil-..Mr. Srirannr A'erlrrek. I.iida Wad� «,� «th. Aim AA : i VVa 1 Webb Nuvan Wetlhireik. I.irvrxni Row: Berk, While. Jane While Carolyn AViBrori Niena William, |ane AA'il ■«, Janr Wood, Penehfie Wooten, l.ueielia NOT Picruui l) J.� Gieguiy. Mai, Helen llunl. Win Lang-«hm. Lellv William, 193 Alpha Omicron Pi Nationally founded January 2, 1897 . . . Barnard College of Columbia University; New York, New York . .. Delta Delta Chapter at Auburn on August 10, 1946 . . . Live in Dorm Two . . . Among honors held Reigning Greek Goddess . . . Miss Magnolia Dormitory . . . Sweethearts include Phi Kappa Tail and Phi Delta Chi ... Miss Aeronautical I nginccring among their members . . . Military side—Honorary Lieutenant Colonels in Signal and Army Corps and Angel Might member . . . I-lower—Jaijueminot Rose . . . Color-Cardinal . . . Oliiccrs—President, Jane Deer—Vice President, Judy Mason-Secretary, Thalia Andrews—Treasurer, V irginia Morgan. ME.MBKKS First Row: Lyn Adam . Thalia Andrew , Aidine Anniitead. C-liailottc Bailey, Olivia II.tV.ct. Kitty Iilakc. Jane Blanlon. B.tthata Boland. Sr.coNo Rotv: Linda Bone, Cim.y Buchanan, Baib.ua Calhoun, Janet Cnnipr, Janice Canterbury, Terry Chcnault, Pat Conway, Notne Cooper. T'iiihd Row- Mai ilia Cork, Beverly C-umbtte. Janr Derr, Jane Deloach. Sandra DeRamtte, Ann Donoldton, Pejjy Fain, Ann Fog . Fourth Row: Mary Fontillr. Elaine For-nllit, Beth Garrett, Judy Glcnnon, Linda Goodwin. Patty llaekrit, Camilla llatnilton, Joyce Hamilton. Finn Row. M.ny Frater Harper, Michael Heat it, Bevcily Join . Angela Kennedy. Bob-l ir Kincaid, Linda Lankford, Enialyn Leather , Joy I.indtcy. Sixth Row: Patty Lillie, Gale Little, Linda Lowe, Elaine McLeod. Maiianne Mann Jane Maidi. Judy Ma-« n Gael.- Millei. Sutvni Row: Mathildo Milirnbcigei- Hell Mixon. Gingv Morgan, Petty Monk. Linda Muiphy Snellen Mmphy, Gerry Neville, Peggy Paul. F.ir.iirit Row: Ginger Pnitevint. Linda Rain ten Glenda R.indol Marion Kutheiford. Maxine Sanmleie, Phylit Seale , Carolyn Sea-grave . N'imii Row: Dottie Smitli. Diane Snead. Jo Anne Strincr. Diane Stiickland, (aid Sti oner. Deedie Ttvonia . Jane Turner. Testh Row: Vivian Vow. Fran Walton, loan Walton. Mai etc Weed, Diana William'. B.t-luia Williantvtn, Maitlia Yancey. NOT PICTUUI.I) Becky Uve non, Barbara lleadcy. Ntllt Biov.n. Judy Caiutbrn. Sue Nicliol . Mil i Profit I, Linda Schcillcci, Lyn Voting. 95 Chi Omega Founded April 5, 1895 . . . Place—University, of Arkansas . . . Alpha Hera Chapter at Auburn—1925 . . . Live in Dorm Two . .. Active with officers in VS( i . Panhcllcnic, WRA, I Ionic Economics Club . .. Among sweethearts arc Delta Chi and Pi Kappa Phi. . . Angel Flight Representative and a calendar girl for Fall Quarter . . . Scholastically arc in Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Lambda Delta, anti Cwcns ... As a sorority won first place in the Sigma Chi Derby . . . Recipient of WRA participation award . . . Flower-carnation . . . Colors—cardinal and straw . . . Officers—President, Barbara llanby—Vice President, Clairosc Pate—Secretary, Sally Jones—Treasurer, Marilyn Whitley—Pledge Trainer, Barbara Akers. Fi� m Row: Riilnn Akrn Becky Andrew . Jrnni, Kass, tUi«k Kens, H.nlura Hinrlum, llrlrn Kraune Am.uwl.i liienglenian, Carolyn Brinson. Skcom Row Dana Jo Camp. Linda Coke?. Jean Craig. Sslsi.i CtiiH, Jraniuc Daniel. M.UIU l)ni . M.iiilsn I !gin. Si'i F irUK. Tiinto k .v. si... Chnfii in I'jI Fleming. Mai v | .ilim, K.uhrl Frcnrli. I’atiieia Aim Friel, I. mi Ccinon. Jmc Oil non. Foiattt Row; Alii,- Juan Gibson, Sylvia Sindu Jeon Gray, Dorothy Green, k.atlirvn Gutlirrie. Ilartkni Jean Hall, Caroline llammond. Linda Ray Ilayes. Firm R m': Bukin llanby. Claudette llauk ns. Maltha lam Hepburn, Julie lloH-man. Brttyinar Mouse, (antin I.ee ilumr, Bra Juksnii, llrlrn Jcisil. Sixth Ross: Mary Tarlelon Jone , Sails Jones, Sata E. Juki, Saiali Keen, Siu Kiiuer, Tioy Long. Julia Looney. Pam Lull. Sivr.vrii Ross': Sharoi. Jean McAlister. F.inilv K i' M t U ' M . ! M. ■ M I� •• I. I n i: 1 !os M Mi!.. Lina i M i •on, Linda Malone, Vivian Meadow . 1 : Mil. ROM Nils Mm, I | M.. | t-sutlua Ann Myers, Susanne Nantr, Simla Owen , Clairoac r.ite, |uli Ann I’anrll, Nancy I'at tn son. Ninth Ross Norma Iran Phillips. P. seilla Anne Pittman. Patty llumlre. Eugenia Pi ice. Maillia Ann Pritchett, Patty Pritchett, Vicki Rails. Page Riley T� mh Row: la sie Annette S.dlairy. Luey I Sn it It lb 1.1.1 Sm tl S pence. Mary Stansril, Pat late. Betty Thomas Elf.ST.NTll Row: Tairs-a Jo Thomsen Hailuia Ann Vanee. Ilrttv Webb. Mm a Whitehead. Matilvn Whitley. Marguerite Williams Nancs Vales. N ilda V. Young. NOT PICTURF.I) Sata Viiginia Allen. _ Ethel Anne liuitietl. Matgatrt Rinnrtt, I i.iil Candlet. Maigurrite Cook Rebecca Crockett Ioanna Davb Mary Utt Hillman, Sltannon Lind ley. Mm I o., .. McArthur, Gleuili Moseley. Fasv Moseley, It. uyre Payne, Katherine Slon� . Paula Sue W tight. 97 Delta Delta Delta Nationally began in 1888 . . . Boston University . . . Phi I beta Chapter in 1954 to Auburn . . . Live in Dorm 3 . . . Started the year with a beautiful newly decorated chapter room . . . Members arc active as officers in WSGA, Sweethearts of Mag I lall divisions and Delta Sigma Phi . . . Glomkrata Favorite ... A Maid of Cotton and finalist in State Contest.. . Cwcns Member . . . Won Doubles Championship in Tennis, Doubles and Singles Champions in Badminton, became Women’s Intramural Basketball Champions . . . Mower—Pansy ... Colors—Silver, blue, and gold ... Officers—President, Pat Smith — Vice President, Sue Pickett — Secretary, Jane Noble — Treasurer, Ann Grogan. AIEMItERS Fia� r Row; Suzanne .VLnn, Julie Alruixicr, Suiannc Alexander. Maty Carolyn Awlicvu, Billie Jr.m Barnard. Muse Kay Benton, Maty Carol Blackmon. Crcfclien Bomboy. SECOND Kwv: Sally Brittain, (anil Broadrirk, Maty I'at Bryan, Ktnillle Carey, Marilyn IVc� , A tide Kekfortl, Suun Fickett, l.yntLi Faye (iamrl. Tiiiki Row; Juyic Garrett. tainl GoutBcK, Ann Grogan, I'at Grove, Maiy An llaigell. Giacc Itairn, Kay llai.it, l) o'.liy llailiiyan. Fovktii Row: Diane llolmei, June llood, Janet JrlTcoat. Unt (ohm. Garolvn Jot -tltti. Mi y K -ili King, Hotencc Cruler Lawrence. Firm Row: Linda Carol Lewit. Ouida l.ind-•ay, Lillian Long, I'at Long, Ann l.yle, Jean Maekey, Naney Macon, Beverly Mallory. Sixth Row Sioanne Mov, Maty KJi alieth Murphy, Leila MrKenrie J.me N’ohle. Carla Oxford, Joan I’almer, I’atti Lou Patrick, Maiilvn I'imon. Stai.MH Row. Linda K.iye ISIant. Maiy Luuive Kau o, Rioulmtl Lee Rte. Naomi Rohbiin, Ann R.,l� -it . F.'tanor Robison, Jill Row nau. F.inimi Row; Fliralicth Rountree, F.ny'ly Sdlnt, I'ali it ia Smith, Dmrti Stosait. Jane St. John, Janxe Tannri, Molia Tttweiy. Ninth Row: Anna lueker. Matianue Vat. on Chatlem itaglii itlt Waldrop, Mi. m . I l l, ■■■ m, Fati ii i. Woolfe. NOT FICTURl t Ntll Alkcw. Bevrity Benior. Beverly Rimer, Nancy Rieger. Brenda Sue Brittain, Dorothy ilh. Bette llaivatd. M u . Iluilhcrt, Shelia Jane . Darby Jordan, Karen long. Jutlilli O’Brien. Shuley Saunden, Fleming Underwood, Judith Vernon. Delta Zeta National Founding October 24. 1902 . . . Miami University; Oxford, Ohio . . . Beta Xi Chapter at Auburn 1942 . . . Reside in Dorm One . . . Leaders with Superintendent of Union and President of S.F.. . .. . Majorettes, ngcl Flight. Loveliest of the Plains . . . Sweethearts of Alpha Phi Omega and Delta Tan Delta . . . Gi.omi-:kma Beauties . . . Navy Color (iirl . . . Jerolyn Ridgeway, Runner-up for Miss Fun in the Sun U.S.A. and for Miss Alabama in the Universe Contest . . . Runner-up for Burn the Bulldog Contest . .. Delta ' era pin voted most symbolic in the Greek World by IFC . . . Flower—Kilarncv Rose . . . Colors—Old Rose and Vieux Green . . . Officers—President. Dot Sarris-First Vice President. Carol I laslam—Second Vice President, Carolyn Wilson—Secretary, Linda Purvey—Treasurer, Carol Ann Ripley. ll Mill US Kikm Row: Liml.i Ann Bmlry, Judy lljlrt. Lunin; Baker, May Ami Reaid. Itailuia Beckman, April Bennett, Cloita Do lad. Sicom. Row; l.imU Bov.ru, Sn anne Brin-ton, Gwendolyn Plain,- Brown, M ■ I tenoi . J.. Ana CMIarid, Billie An ■ Rosalie Saxon Cook. Third Row; Ida K., Cooley, Patricia Diane Couney, Sliari Ann Crook , Mary Ann Darby, Wendy l.iilieriy, Maiianna Finch, Sandia Kay Fliekinyer. FormH Row: I'liralwtli Frye. Jacqueline I’lirkrii Gmr, Martha lltnv, uim Hu- lain, Joyrr I In ring, Karen Ann lloleomlx, Janicr llolmr . I'iitii Row: Sally Jean loliliv.n, Kli aheth Joiner, Carol Kemp, Helen I.ills, Bienila Jean Lilo, Robbie Jean Lovvorn, Judy Mitchcl. Sixth Row: Sliiiley Morton, l.ir.ila K.llen Motes, Paula Mum.., Son l:a Miinnli, Mary Ann Newdotne, Bobbie Nell Northrop, Katli-ryn Cook Owens. Srv xin Row: Naivey Pale, Sue I’ee-wm l.init K.vy Poe, I'.ddi.- Paula Putnam, Ha- -bara nn Kault, Jurlitli Ann Rifhey, Janet lee Riekeru.n, Kimiiii Row: li-iulyu Ridgeway, Carol Ann Ri|4ev. Jau R-J nt«, NeliU Tluria Knthton, Alke D.iid.-u Riim.II, Blaine Ruwell. R.ne Anne Siikin. Ninth Row l)oi Sun i� , Judv Caiolyn Smiih, Janice Smith Susan Ann Smith, Maieaiet Diane Snoddy, Caiolyn F.li alxth Taylor, Limit Kay 'Purvey, Pamela Dean Tuivey. Tr.NTH Row: Nunc Waggle. Gloria Ann WaUliop I ml i W'alklni, Susan Watson. I.iuda Marie William , Cio.lyn Wilson, Patricia Ruth Wright, Lana Carmen Yotlier. NO I PICTURED lean BidtofT. KeSro.i lluiitelle, Mmjisiic C .-k |.iiie l asi- Sand-a Have- (oulimi IMIebmnd, Martha Kilpatrick, Rlimbcth Me Garty Marx McLeod, Carolyn Oliver, Nancy Petliv Gail Suiilli, Catlierinc Stogner. Pat Swindle, Eliubetl Vann, Moena Viliam. Janice Water . Debra Wall Myit Williamson, aoi Kappa Alpha Theta l)e Pauw University; Grccncastle, Indiana site of National Founding . . . Date—1870 . . . Auburn Gamma Omega Chapter, 1957 . . . Reside in Dorm 4 . . . Active in Dolphins w ith President and Secretary . . . Dorm Officers represented . . . Publications Members with Summer New s Editor of Plainsman . . . Secretary of Panhellcnic . . . Members in Mortar Board and Alpha Lambda Delta and Angel Flight. . . Gi.omkraia Favorite .. . Newman Club active members ... Flower—Pansy ... Colors—Black and Gold ... Officers— President, Carolyn F.gge- Vice President. Diana Steele—Secretary, Martha I lead—'Treasurer, Margie Mantel. ME.MKI.KS Ki st Row: Gavlc Armbteoel, Adiiene Arnold, Cliailottc Btadheld, Bunny Beatty, Cliriitinc Cameron, Cenar Cattrr. Ann Catlicy. Second Row: Vivian Cathey, Fian Cooper. Bennie Stic Cur tit, I n� .vn Kgge, Kray F uller. Jane Flatten, Stiumve (nay. 'I limn Krav: Ann Gridin. I.ir.da ll.iration, Julia II.mil. Maltha Head. Merrill IMlit, fttdb ft1 n i mile it. FontTII Row:' C.nolvn Lovell, Satan Mr-Ctacken. Marcia McOuin, Margie Mantel, Cliiit Mas till. Sail, Maultlry Kcccy McKry-noldi. Flint Row: Sue Mercer. Karrictte Mitchell, Diane Moon, N.kina Mont-Ill. Barbara Nixon, Nancy Jo O'Cminor, l .it Onru. Sixth Row: JacVic Oilntn. Sandra IVetri, Si • iron Oort idle, Carolyn Rollins, Jean Marie Srthold, N'annette Sul’i. Sn.Mit Km Diana Me !.-, Carol Strain, Kay Thorna . Ratty Thompton, Diane Webb, Kilty Weiion. NOT PICI UKI l laruitr Dill, Charlene Iloyy, Kay Maddox, N'ielii Steele, Carol Tlieuna . Kappa Delta Founded Ocrobcr 23, 1N97 . . . Longwood College, Farmvillc, irgiim . . . Sigma Lambda Chapter in 1922 ar uhurn . . . bidc in Dorm ... Beta Pi Sweetheart . . . Acrivc in S ■. with Sophomore ami Senior Senators . . . (ii.o ikk.vi Section Ldiror . . . Leaders with President of WSGA and Mortar Board . . . Miss Day . . . Angel Might member and Alternate . . . Together won second place in Intramural softball tournamcnr and second place in Annual Sphinx Sing . . . Mower—White Rose . . . Colors— Fmcrald Green anil W hite . . . Officers President. Alary Sparrow- Vice President, Celie Martin — Secretary. June Garrett — Treasurer. Katherine Davis Assistant Treasurer, Libba Brown—l'ditor. Gloria Pickett Membership Chairman. Ann Pearson. Ml .Mill US Fnoi Row: Patti Vidrivoi, Tenipie Baxurll, Suiy Bariilt, l.ibba Baxter. Jciii IUmci, Tina Briny, I.iui.i Benedict, Olivia Anne Bentley. Second Row. Betty Biwlmvn. Iluili Blown, I. ibba Itiown. RomIvii Brown. I.vnn Cain, Ann Cave, Judy Cl.uk. Mjiuki Cook. Tnnui Row: Peeey Under Courtney. Ann Covey, Konev Culpepper, Patty Cumminp, jen Ellen Cunningham, Mndclo Marl David, Kathciinc Davit, S' in Murphree Davit. Foihtii Row: Nancy Daukint, Elizabeth Dean. Betty drCmIVcnrcitl. Mary Eleanor Dendy, Jean Dinnukct, Brrtlu Dozier, Jackie l)tnli.|� , Juno Gawll. Finn Row: (i.wlt Gravlee. Krlwcn llatly, Kay ll.itluwav. Intly IMcmnlic. Siuili llnl-man. Phyli llnd-wm, Bonnie Jrnkinv, Maiie Jrimioip. Sixth Row: Sandy Joltivin, Ma;v Kelley. Bc� ie Kiiliy. Marilyn Knox. Slaty Jim Unirr, Sy'via Lee, Laura l.iddcll, Marie Litenby. Seventh Row: Sally L'W. Ann Mal� m. Marear. I Marlin. Cynd.i Mallnt. Cl.uU' M Calln Harriet McMillan Patty Meant Mary ' Eighth Row: Janet Nlnirh. Maiuntte Mur pc Mon N ucle, |.� kir Oakley. Aon Pea w n Gloria Pirkell, Racliael I’uivU. Ninth Row: Caiolyn Rav.lt, Ann Rhlirr, Mary llatiiel Roberts, Suzanne Sonniri. Poppy Spark , Maty Sparrow, Ruth Stephen,. Tr.Mii Row: Rachael Watutn _ Sues, Judy Sweat. Jane Turner. (Xitlrv Walker, Anne Ward June Whatley, Mary Wright. NOT PICTI RI l Maiy la-ali Albritton. Katie J in Allen. RiiMy Blau, Judy Green. Vina HalTlier. Nila Kate II. iiiiimt. leamie llairiv, Donna Walker liar, vard, ISaihira Ileniiuineli.iuv Betw Livntiy, Ann l.ivrnlry, ll.nli.iia l.vncli Maiy Anne Lvneli. Celie Mai till, I.iida Motor, Alton Morrill, Conk Mat Owt u Sandy Pratt. Vim Pn, [it Sadli Gail Spe u Mart Wiley. Phi Mu Founded in 1852 ... Wesleyan College; Macon, (icorgia ... Alpha Mu Chapter in 1946 it Auburn . . . Live in Dorm Six . . . Scholastically, members in Mortar Board, lpha l.amba Delta, Cwcns, and Phi Kappa Phi. .. Leadership direction, a Junior Senator . . . Giomikvia Beauties, Calendar Girl, Loveliest of the Plains . . . Sweethearts of Kappa Alpha. Kappa Sigma, and Delta Sigma Phi . . . Snellen Robinson fifth in Miss U.S.A. Contest . . . Carole Meadows National “Little General of Mr Force . . . Members in Angel Flight . . . Phi Mu sponsors a foster child in Greece . . . Flower—Knehanrress Carnation . . . Colors—Rose and White ,.. ()fiiccrs President, Sue Warren—Vice President, Linda Leeger Recording Secretary, Jane Boss—Corresponding Secretary. Sarah Mclnnis—Treasurer. Joyce I lemphill Assistant Treasurer, Sarah Ship- ley. MEMBKRS Fiavr Row: It)innS - Aitken M'ir Anelerxem. Shirley It-iv.iiiM-r, I1jiI.1i.a nn Holer, Sadi--Iran Ilraird, Krn Bell, Jane llinloid, Jaiir Bon. Second Row : Dunne Kiaekin. Linda Jan-Blown, Nancy Clir.null, Camille denteiil . Judv DavUlvm. Cai . l Deni. Carol Dike. Alai ilia Ann Ldcr. Tiiind Row: Small Kith, Iimncnn- Dee Fennell . Maiy Jane I'l.inniKaii. Don I'linl. Mali-lyn Frank. (iViida Franklin, Bonny Ftcr-man. Fran FiiUliuin. lovnii Row: Bailui-i Jac Ctubrll, Jmly Kal Hall, Martha II.miner, Mon Hamrick, M«nlyi.e llatrirld, Joyce Hemphill. JI lit Row: Ibrlnia llmthrv, Nancy Jailmx, lanicr Jone . Evelyn Keith Connie Sue I.awiencc, Linda Lccuer, Lyn Lehnlay, Ma y I.o Kan. Sixth Row: CUiI,, Jmte Malcom. I � t� v McAnnnlly, |iinkr NkCoimcII, Sarah Mi-Inniv Cauda Meadowy, Janet Mile. Judith Mnittiin, Nancy Morgan. SrM-NTit Row: Carolyn Movdey, Kitty Nrl- vm. Saia Nellie., Janet Nolan. I.o,da Sue O'Dell, Su an I’atker, Nancy Ollinn, Saudi,. Kilry. i DiliTH Row: Jraniae Ri.er, Surllen KoIhii ••11. Janet Roeetder. Mary Ro-rl'e. Diane Scarl r,i.wi«h Kli abeth Short.. Klim Shield., Ann Shipley. Nimii Row: Sa:ah Shipli v. Connie Simmon . Sylh.1 Tankef.ley, N.lly Te.iK.ie, Linda S.ic Terry, Mary Vance, S ir Warren. Tenth Row-: Ian Welch. Nathalie Weld., Donna While, Janet Wihle. Janice Wi'liam,. Margaret Wilton, Petty Woolen. NOT PICrURI-'l) fiay Clark K.itlietine Conner. In l Cnoduin, Stephanie Hannon. Marjorie K.t Keir. Bar-I.ii.i Kiik. Sally Smith, Sutan Tabor. Janet While. -°7 Pi Beta Phi Pounded narionalK it Monmouth College; Monmouth, Illinois . . . on pril 2S, 1867 . . . Alabama Gamma Chapter at Auburn 1956 . . . Reside in Dorm Four .,. rc beauties with sweetheart of Fan Kappa Fpsilon, Loveliest of the Plains, an alternate Maid of Cotton for Madison County ... Well represented in the Dana (iarchell Club w ith the Vice President and Secretary . . . ngcl Plight. . . Members in Sigma 1 au Delta and Tau Kappa Alpha . .. Actresses w ith leading roles in Auburn Players presentations . . . Won the UMOC Contest for the second year in succession, through the efforts of the entire sorority . . . Flower—Wine Carnation . . . Odors Wine and Silver blue .. . Officers President. Linda I Mis Vice President, Durcllc Lamb Recording Secretary, Judy Self Corresponding Secretary, Nancy Brown—Treasurer. Brenda Gray Pledge Supervisor, Barbara Atwater Rush Chairman. Linda Lane. .Ml Mill Its liKM Row: Nun i Aiswf, Hetty Jane in.4d, Barbara Al nl r, Ann llarhrf, Judy Rattled, Jane Helen Rauer, Judith Renton. Si'OMi Km. l..v Sii.in lUuy. Kill lil.llil-Iry, Niiw Itinwn. v.ndia I.ec llnmn. Mutant Kulottl. Il.-llen Cannon, Dmoths Su Ou| |hII. Tnnai Km. |,i| .■■■ Ceuu, JuibCotacli. Maty I'.li alictli Daniels, Matjo'ic Dixon, rtlnccl Dudley. Rarb.ua I.ynn Rutin, l.ii.da Ellis. lot Kill Row: Snndi.i turn, l.vnn f'lanni-tan, Uremia (bay, Janice (bund, Jmn Ellen lliiitman, Elizabeth Atm Have., tiw Mill. firm Row: l .� t Hill. I'lu'a lIuHslutler, Susan Joe lion. Aubra Jean Johnson, Date Jutn|ier, Hatiscia Keith, Kay Kiglit Sixth Row: Ihnelle I.amh. Linda Lane. Hetty Ji. Liles, Sondra MtCwlowh. Nltldrctl McEltoy, Vitginia McKen ie, Mildtrd Mason. StvtMil Rots: IlihLi Jr.ui Mew- . Maty N(« I g..... Pulricil Ntlliptfl S • .1 Jo I'al- ii. i. Sarah Banana 1‘ichcm, Mitgird Atm lWrll, Geoigia Ptite. I'.t-otlTit Row: Leigh I .itiiiaii. illicit Sue R -mJdc, Jo Anne Robe it ton. Ann Rolling. 1-ce Rolling, Judv Sell, Nancy Jean Simmons. Ninth Rots : Gayle Stmll . Shcton South. Sydnrs Carolyn Nmilli, Guolme Spoils. Vri-gm«a I lieir;ng. Nadine Vogel, Julia Watt. NO I PICILRKI) lodilll Cole. Cam'r ConitT, SliAton I.ec |o Cha lone Kell.:. Mka I.ile . ILuh.ua Gaye Wallace, Ann Marie Windham. zoo Zeta Tau Alpha Pounded ar Longwood (College; Farmvillc, Virginia . . . October 15, INKS . . . Ciamma Rho Chapter ar Aulnirn in 1951 . .. Abide in Dorm Fight ... Represented on Judiciary Council, in .Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, and Alpha Lambda Delta ... I lave active members in ubum Players ... Montgomery Gmnty Maid of Cotton . . . VR I Iandbook 1'ditor . . . Mag I lull Sweetheart . . . 1962 Greek W eek Co-Chairman . . . First Place in Omega 'I au Sigma Treasure I Iunt . . . Panhcllcnic Scholarship Improvement Trophy ... Flower-W hite Violet . . . Colors—Steel Gray and Turquoise . . . Officers— President. Jeanne Spruicll—Vice President. Peggy Philpot—Recording Secretary. Jean Massey Treasurer, Melba Hancock—Rush Chairman. Beth May. cccco MIMIHRS Fm i Row: I.in.) Abney. luicia . 1Iitr w«l. l wiu Allicm !, llirrru Ravnill. Ibilma Bell, Fay Bewlcy, Marian Iknworth. Si.cOM Row: Barbara Ann Itioilini, Bar liar a Edith Brown Bonnie Burton, l)uii Jean Cannon, Maritvn CKaHin, Cii.irlotlc Ann Collier, Franco Davit. Tliao Row: Jane Alice Davit, Karen dc Bock. Nancy Drake. Eilibve Klder, Gertie Fowler. Virginia Orally, Margaret Granger. Fill am Row Jam- O'lmvrr. Diannr Oiillry. Belly lam Hall. Mellon ll.iim-ck. Mrlvino Il.iiiwii, Bell' Sne llmniliy, Mary Mildr.-rl Jail...,,. Finn Row. F.iMcia Jriikiin, 1‘amr'a June Killtc. M.nflia Knight. Judv I.re, Mii.i Markr, Judi Maitin, Jean M.iwrt. Ninth Row : Helen May. Joan McDaniel, E.mita McDonald. Catherine -Moilr.iioky, Sandra I’ntteiwm. Minerva I'r.inlnv.i-i, Peggy Ann Pliil| ot. Srvrvrit Row: Dot I’miii. Nancy Fylant, Patricia Smith I’uiwi Nm.m Herd. Cliarlene Kinrh.ii I Sue Carol Sliellon, Sandia Suiitli, Jramie N|nltiell. Eiciiini Row: Sue I'.llen Tlmnuiton, Calli-ciine Vickeit. Margaret iin Wjlihnp, Slar-Wklncr. Linda Lee Wilson, Thera Lou Wi win Amcrlvii WihkIIi.iiii. Karen Anne Yo i. NOT PICTURED Nancy Marie O Rear Judy Groover Webb, Mary Beverly WliitftrM. 211 Alpha Gamma Rho Founded in 1908 by merger of lpha (iainmu Rho ami Delia Rho Sigma ... Xi C hapter founded in 1919 . . . 63 brothers ... 23 pledges . . . continue to have high scholastic average . . . President of School of Agriculture . . . l hinsman Sports F.diror . . . social functions include, Pink Rose Formal, Founders Day Rampicr. and Miss Widget Clowest . . . pink rose is fraternity flower... colors are green and gold. MEMBERS Ft r Row: Whit Vthey, Alvin jym Huicc, Clu'Io Bui e v, l).i� v w Burn-luini, Hi I Butler, Homer Cantrell. Si.cjtsu Row; Jrny Claik, Howard Clout,, Drwcct Crockett, Sun Dinkn, Leon Dyke-. Holi Krajrier, Don Freeman, I iiikd Row: Bob Glaieow. Sprurll Giiuotn, Kirktid Guthrie. Joel 11.1'dee, Sammy llauL in,, liol llelim, Mrrrditli Her ion. I'oikiii Row: Tommy Milliard David Hut foul, Wayne Hyde, Lulhor J.itne , Leroy Jones, Bob Jordan, Olhc Kennedy. I ivth Row: L.niv Kimhiouitli, Toitunv Ku - 1- ikI.iII. Chadrt MrCiy, Saminv McClendon, laioy McLeod, Jack Morrow, Johnny Mack Morrow. Sixth Row: Jim Nolen, Tim Norm, Rieli I’nuMn, Hill I'otlr, Charlie Pritchett, Charier Keddocli, Tom Knurl). SiaKNTM Row: Way re Rowell, Walt Selin. I a ki Selin,in. RoMiy Sh.ikelfod Hairy Skrl ton. Dan Smith, Dm Smith, Joe Smith. Li.lint Row: Marshall Smithernun, June, Stewart, Mac Stoker. Harmon Straiten John Tiayloi. Ci at, (oid Welch. Haul Woe, Ronnie Joe Wynn. NOT PICTURED Jim Av-ault, Jnry Cantiell, Joe Carter. Lany Chapman Sonny D.wiphin, Ilott.ud Dunlap Don Rr� ll, Huddv Farrington, John Chilian, Jolm llrndrrton, l.availglin Jolinton, Outlet KScfOe. I. V Lamar. Jack McCimton, Her-loan Major?. Hub Monivomeiy Sonny Moore Kiaiikliu Moorrr Charlton Pirkh, James Pinion, Johnny Piitrhrtt, Robert Robermn. Wayne Steidicm, Ra,mor:d Taylor, llillv Tinker. Dilly Todd, llanell Watts, David Younce. Social-professional frarernit) founded ar Ohio Stare University in 1907 . . . founding of Thera Chapter in 1912 ... 107 brothers and 14 pledges ... largest and oldest Veterinary Fraternity on campus ... members in Blue Key, Superintendent of Student Welfare, N ice President of I.F.C. . . . socially active with Cowboy and Indian Party, Roaring 20 s Parry, Moonlight Ball, and Peachtree Party . . . rank high scholasricall) . . . second I lomecoming Decorations . . . frarernit) flower is red carnation . . . dark blue and bright gold are their colors. MEMBERS Fisttr Row: IIot. « Adair. Roosevelt Albert, Kobe it A outer. Perry Angie, lhoma. Arieu- l.i!c, Donald Botiland, I.. A. Bound'. Nkcono Row: John Brown, .Wvron Brown, Joe Itruintirld. Jon I'.unzt, Cluile, Cooke, Albert Cone, Frederick Ciane. iii .ii Row: i.evtc Crawford, Jimmy IXivii I'hi'ip Davit, Joe Kutida'itmik, Kir-Had Gal-liiu. Willistn (.ill llarvey lover. lot mil Row: Kulpli Giillin. William Grif-fin, Watty Kmci Roy 1131, David H Benjamin llllirt, Role-: I JullOO. Firm Row: William Jeinigun, Char'ev J..hump. Eddie Johnson, Warren Kent. Slack Killcbtcw, Jon Paul Kirkliam, George Kraft. Sixth Row: Bobby Joe Enudinicham, Elmer Landets, John Lowery, Johnny Malone, Joe Maltby, Dirk McCormick, James Mi Skvxxih Row: Visbrey McMillan, Carl Meyer, Jerry Mitchell, Thonrat Monin, Donald Morgan, Jim I'eguewe, liud Pugh. Esuniii Row: Ralph Rhea, Gene Richard-tun, Robert Robin.on William Rippey, William Robinson, Bill Kurn, James Rogers. Ninth Row. Vetol Setivrinan. Ed Scott, DoueUv Shavn, Ri lia:il Shinn, Elmo Slunp-shite, James Smith. Jciiy Spears. Iintii Row: IH ti.dd Slrwail, David Stuart, Roheit la'Iiir, Ru-liard Tnlila., Join Warren, R.i' Wootnon, Boll Wooten, D-u.-li. Vann Zandt. NO I PICI t RI I) Red B.mla, Haywood llarllett, George Blown, Jay Bryan, Frank Burnell, llanry Camp, David Caidin, Trajan Carney, John Cisco, Koliert Duncan. John Dunn, Emory Duien. Carl Farmer, l.eon Flowers, Daniel Gebrow- k . Cliarle Gohv. Ere llarrell, Cleve Haynes, Bobby llofcr, William ll-.lliwell, Walter Hudson. James Jenkint, John Eamlirit, John letter, lleibe.-t Lloyd, Jarru-t C. Lowery, Henry Lynn, Tliotnat Madthix, Mallory Mat-lice. Gray McAdamt, .Man MeClairi, Joe Morris, Jack Nelson, Oscar Peay, Warm I’ere . David lYuilf. Wayne Robert'. Hot Howlers. Kol.il Stanlrv, Karl Snhlett. George rail man Harold Wade, Harold Ward, Fran civ Wildrr Bob Wilson, Abner Wise, Bohliy SlurkeifonE «5 founded ar 'irgini:� Milirnn Insrinirc in 1865 ... tirsr social fraternity founded after rhc Civil War . . . third oldest fraternity on the Auburn Campus, founded in 1879 . . . national membership 80,000 . . . colors are blue and gold . . . brothers represented in Spades, Vlaimman, Blue Key, Who’s Who, O.D.K.. Superintendent of Political lfairs. uburn Knights, leader. President and Treasurer of Squires, T.ditor of Gi.omi.kai . . . socially active w ith “Go to llell” Parry. Viking Parry, Spring Formal and I louseparty . . . S4 actives and 50 pledges . . . runner-up in All-Sports Trophy, past three years. Mr.Mitr.RS Kikht Kosv Jack Abbott. Jimmy Allen. Art ndeivven, Koolic Beck. Knhtiy Boettcher. Toni Bmlcy, Jim Bmtl. StoOSli Row Raymond tlo cmai . Rich.ml lllOWII, Bill (jllljl aSur llliptiell. Ted Carr, Bill Cotter, Jimmy (It lun.in. Iiiiui Row: Terry Crouch. Tandy Cu|. topper, I “ini Darby Alan Darden, Kill Dav • Char'o Davr� , Jim Ibvit. I'm Kin Row: C.nvel Deere. Iwe D.l’orr, Paul Dclcliampi. Hill Downey. Jimmy Do ier. Ruhha Dudley. Sam I n11..mi. Iirnt Row: Lariy Knnii, Mile Fillmrr ! ••■ Ganiton. Sam Gentry, Bob (I'av, Scott line foul. Doll llill. Si r l Row: Kit Keiiw, Fied Kloekley, Wayne l.noiiln. Kayfiml l.toyd. I'.ank Lock-ridge, Jas l.miditiom. Jimmy Main. Sivi Mil Row: Hill Sfattin.ii, liinmy Mav. lolui MeCrcc. Jw Mitel.cll. Dave Moslcs. Sliko .Murray, lidund Murphy. I.ioiitii Row: (I.,-.It. n Nicmeyer. Tim I’car-win. Frank Peck. Clailrt Sarnie is. George Sai.dcis. 'toby Savage, Bill Slopaut B.ll Simmons. Nt.Mii Row: Bobby Smith, la. I’at Suiek-land, Gene Strom r, lvniiny lain Kohls e Thomason. 'tommy 1 horiipson, Jony I'rip-lott. Julian Varner. 11 mii Row: IVrry Wolkn, Ki.mk Whatlev, II. viiii.un . jack Wil.... Bill Won . Ilcnry Wemd, Jimmy Wood. Ronald Wood. NOT PIC I URi:i) Builds Adams. Grayson Bailey, Billy Baiid. Dave Baiton. Hud Batchrldor. Roy Bigger . Wayne B eg'. I’at Brown. Allen Bull.ud. Steve Hinton. Stewart Calhoun. I’at Cant| -liell J.1 me, Catale, Woody CliamUru, Bobby Goueh, tommy Crowe. Mike Cummings, Hutch Dasielw.n. Bill Dasiv, J. c Dueketl. IX.ug Gibson, Comail Hamilton, Jim Harris. Ste-s r ll.iiris. Bob 11 rallies. QilF 11,-aid. Bill Holland. Kal|ih J.- ikins Jimmy Jntinw.ii. Kd Killgoic. Tom Knox. Mai tin I .eland. John Matbessv. Kiniis McCain Duul.i| MiCbiulcs. lim McGee. Rands M. K.-a.i. Bob M, Kilo bon. l-s.is Mc.il. I.in .............. B.axtou Nail. Ka' Ness man Gi-oig. I’.ukri. I'oiiimy IWri . Bob Roberts, Tim Ruvsel, Don Salee. David Sharp. N. s.ton Shat | , Stan Songer. Bill Sli-llienbrlg. Jolm riwim.iv, Mav W.mI-dington, Trel Waid, John llntley, Garden White, Z-wk Wilson, Jie Wilson. Ghailcs Womebdorf. -� 7 AT!) Beta Pi Founded at .Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1839 . . . Housemother, .Mrs. F.rskinc ... Sweetheart, l .lizaberh Dean ... honorable mention in 1 lomccom ing decorations . . . members in lpha Sigma. Pi Mu Kpsilon, Pi Tau Sigma . . . 1 of every 37 people in Who’s Who is a Beta . . . brothers number 24. pledges number 10 . . . rose is the Beta’s flower . . . pink and blue are their colors. Ml Mill US Fihai Row: Errol Ilarnrt, Rirli.ml Fuller. Il.nolal ll.i’e, Jr., Sain Martin. ! .-«%mI llrirl. Smomi Row: Benjamin llciidiiek . M.uviii ll Ml r., Milton Howell Jr., Wilii.nn Hud«-I'rlli, RoU-it Jitnrt. I him' Row llii.iiut l.awrenee, Mark l.ratli, Cliirnrr Mali.airy, Ji , U...I.II Moi ai , M I . •«-! Pall Fwtnrn Row. HukIi Quinn. Wolry Ridrn-•toil Jr.. Rieliaid Roane. William Ri«l et , TIkuiuw Sauilriwn. Finn Row: Don Seay. Waller Sikes. Frrd Sitlen, Join. Sliekim. Fiaak I ll’.eall Wade Ward, Jr. NOT PICTURED R.ilieil Redrll. Ileiliert llilderbiant, Michael Lord. 2I9 Delta Chi Founded nationally nr Cornell University in 1890 . . . first place in Village Fair Float . . . Senior Senator, Superintendent of Public Relations, Chairman of Union Publicity Committee, managing F.ditor of Vlanisman ... 58 brothers. represented in O.D.K.. Phi I ta Sigma. Track and Saber, Steerage and . . . socially active with W hite Carnation Ball. Indian Parry and I louseparty . . . fraternity llower. white carnation . . . red and bulT are the iraternitN colors ... I lousemother, Mrs. A. Kirksex . . . Sweetheart. X’ancx Yates. MIMIM Its Fimi Row: Juno AbcicTottibir. linn Andeiecc, Lariv Bonin. Oeoivv Brltliaw. Iloiitr lliadv. Hill BiimWiIi'IiI. 11.11 ’lil Brewer. Skconp Row: I Icon Bu h. Dick Cannon. Inntnir Canto. Bob (lluimini. Ilaiiy Ct.ill, Bill Cion, l-jny Daniel. I HIM' Row: I .an I.-nee Day, Jeir Denton. Barry I.Hit. launar tail. Clunln Fotfaet. Bobby CiHopic, Bob Haggard. roil uni Kow: Kay lion.. Chai'ct llart tell llank Have , I-ante llealll. J.imn lime. Tommy I lot ait. Bob llollingtw'ofth. tllTH Rmi Benny llm.cll Jon JuIwh. Itoli Keith. Maiolil ki’iiimh, I’liil Krona lluitli Law, (Ml Lewis. Sixth Row: Bill MiCuiiney. Clifton Mann. Victoi Maim, Gniy Moak Pen Mmpn Ralph P.ttlnton. JinlinV Poe. Siai-ntii Row: Cliailr. I'oint. R.n IVilli,. k Ray I'rtKOII. Wayne Kay. Don Kaytirlil, Jerry Kaylielif, J.ilm Keiehley. I roiiTii Row: Bill Kile., I Ciandc knei. Kent Kobinum. Bill Knl'im. Wayne Sell. Bill Smith. Eric Smith, Tommy S| nm;lield. NlSfll Kow: Bill Stallworth, Charley Ste- |dWR� . J.iinet Sleyrn . |nn .Striley. K.ilpli St. auton, Jeity Thnrn.it, John Wallace, Kal|� h Wal'er. NOT PICTURKI) la-roy Buice, Jibbv Bullock. Tommy Cosegin. I-axy Crm-en, Bill Cox. (ioHyv Ciawloid. Jedioe Daniel, Stewart Denny. Sam Dil'aila llnuaitl Kngliih. Larry Freeman, Rutty Fill-Itiichr. I.arrv liable. Laiiy Jolintoii, 'tommy Kelly Jite l.alhein. Dieklr lay. Robert l.trenby Ron MeBiiih-. Kick Mrlainon. Jack Mitchell. Bnliliv Mo-Ilvnnriy. Jim Mnrri.. ....is Nininaii, Don Siinmt Ronald Slow. Mian Stanfield, Denni. Stepheny Boh Met., art, Norman Stoke . Jin Vandivri Jerry Vick. Jeiiv Vine , Then W.iort. (.ary Wal-lacc. David Whatley. Je it Y.nicr. I 1 1 Delta Sigma Phi Founded at College of the Cir of New York in 1899 . . . Kappa Chapter founded in 1908 . . . Treasurer of Auburn Psychology Club . . . brothers represented in Auburn Players. Track and Saber, S. .M.. Spiked Shoe and I.R.F.. . . . social highlights. W hite Carnation Ball, Shipwreck Party, French Part)' . . . members number 29 and pledges 6 . .. Sweetheart, Sue Pickett. . . White Carnation is the fraternity flower . . . fraternity colors arc nile green and white. Ml MIIF.KS I'iwi Row: Rickard Ilenllcv. Kr.ulli II anchi, Roy Kirk head, James Cliln, lluhlnrd Donald. Sixmnd Row. Ernest l.uliu. Ru-haid Calloway. George ll.iyno, Jinn Jerkins, Jack Leo. I linn Row- Hill ■.•■(tin. Donald I.liter. Richard Miwrlry, l.ynn Nickerson, Const IWlR Foimii Row: J;u k Parthli. Larry; I'ftly, I. micio Pierre, Allen Purcell, 'Ihcndwr Richard.. Ftmi Row: John Sawyer, Aubrey Smrllr, II. il Tanner. Dale Walker. NO I PICTURFI) Club Vlinn. Max Chapman. John Crist. Max Goidon, William llcdden, lorn llartoii. Charlton Johnson. Janie Patterson. Jerry Spivey, Jim Stephens, Charles White. --3 Delta Tau Delta Founded at Bethany College in 1859 . . . I’psilon Alpha (Chapter founded in 1952 ... second place in I lomccoming displays ... National Fraternity Scholarship Ward . .. Junior Senator ... F.ditor of (ireeks ... Roaring 20s Party, l)elt Weekend, and Sewer Rats Party are some of social events . . . Brothers number 40 . . . pledges number 27 . . . purple iris is fraternity flower . . . purple. white, and gold arc fra remits colors. MEM llERs I i«� t K.iw; Kawiumii AlU'n, J.wk Andnilr, l «� Aiclwr, ll� i ii� AlLini, liulcli Hmiw, Niiiniati lUmdy, Hu (!.iiiulhin M� iM Kmv: C.mr Ctrmiim I my One. Kfiv Ciiluin, lUiti Cmi|if i, Tom (!iMi|h'i. Jimtiiy ('i.jirlaiid, Ilrnty D.ivu Tnimi Ku� . : I’lnl Da., C.lcnii l.ddlrmin. K.i (•i.i.i., Km IIaiiih-ii. ( Ii.ulr. Il.mi., I; 11. Ifatid lU Mi. Il.uid, l i'miii l(i .; Mil. Hrniy, Joliuny 11iiik.lt- — II..m, Jon Until, Wairrn Ium l.llKm Kui uegay, Noel l.r.Ml. I HIM Kill.: Ini Sl.dloiy. UiU.., SM’.MIan. loin MrCoimirk. Oial-am SlrDi-nald. IIj.I Slilln. Kijnk I'ailcer, K n I'jili, Sivih Row : Will I'tiirr, Wiley Ron. Kill Si.ill Fuiil Viili, KiMinie Mum. I'm.Ii Sliiltn. Si si mii Rotv: Jim Slii|.m.in. Tnn S|m iI. 1.1 ■. lii'ii- William I iiiob K.l Vol'and Dint u Ekiiitii Row: Ilill Walton. Will Wliiir CIkhIo Wilton Jor Wolfe Raimi Wninark WI dill. SOI IMCrUREI) Tim Cifioll, Tom I 1(11.1111, Jim llllioll, in.vrr Fluv'ri,. Toni Ftawr, Tm-k.-r (•.■ n-«in, Tom IIiii.I Jim Jiilii.vin, K.i. Loimc-«iiri. Robot Slrltiiinr. C nl IViK. Tcnrll Nhii(li John Van Nmiitod, Delta Upsilon Williams College, Mass, was their founding place and on the Auhuni Campus in 1959 ... I louscmothcr. Mrs. Ciunnison . . . won lirst place in small fraternity Homecoming Decorations . . . first place in softball league and tied in how ling for first place . .. brothers hold positions in Auburn Players, Caissons, Phi Lambda Upsilon . . . socially active with Heaven and I fell Party, Delta Dream Formal, Onc-Yard-I lop. Limbo Party and Spring 1 louse-party ... a non-secret fraternity .. . brothers number 31, pledges 24 ... fraternity colors arc old gold ami sapphire blue .. . motto is “Justice: Our Inundation. mi Mm us Fact Row: John Ilti«l«c,. John Hi own. Ropr Canlkld. I.011 Ccnl.umi, Albril Cooper, Firtliick Co«i r. SlCONK Row William (iiitrii|.(.jni.i ward l)r.,n. John Diyon, Cluilt, F.iland. Ooiiion ............ fikkI. Titian Row: Dtwid Oi«imI |umi. Marvin Cray. I) iul l Croon. Cforff Croon, Clutncc ll.im-itlon, John llrmflri.on. I'oUnN Row Kr it nr III llid-nn. Cer.ild Him Hart) lljdrick, Will] Jin Ii'.l ick Poy l.rwii. W’i'ton McCreary. Film Row Reynold, Mel.ond, John Mr-Manny (invip MilU. Wind Mm hell Rnbeit Moultrie, IVriy Outlaw, lliinton Owen. Sunn Rom Minn Pklriok, Jerry Perry, F.nifono R.dor, J. V, RobiuMin. Tlioin.i Stindri . Junto Smith, Paul Sprcknuii. Simmii Row Tliomai Sin let. R..l,u Todil. 'I’Imhii.i, W.inl, KhIukI Which. Paul W.itum, r.clmoml VBk� i . Shrlby Wo,ley. not iM(rri uri) Harry Amlcium, WilUrc lUk.-r riniln Flint, Ronald Froo o, l.arry luarl, William Jnhntlnn. Dunran MrManin, Tom Put,or, (inugr Tatum. Kappa Alpha Order “Dicu ct Lcs Dames” motto of k.Vs . . . founded nationally at W ashington and I.cc University in 1865 . . . u Chapter founded in 1883 . . . brothers number 68. pledges 40 . . . Treasurer of Student Body ... President of School of Chemistry . . . brothers in Blue Key. O.D.R.. Spades and Squires . . . Old South Bill tops their social calendar ... I louseinorhcr. Mrs. (ireen . . . Sweetheart. Jeanne Riser .. . flowers, red rose and magnolia ... colors, crimson and gold. .MEMBERS I ik i Row: Bmldv Albritton, 11 ill Botuvll, II ,i Bw In lew, | • Buzardt I d Ct (ine Ciou. I'oiol CribliM. SreoNt Row: Larty Cimmiuigv. I-rr II.iMh, Robert Davie, Ki.iniv IVmpty, I'rnnry Floiry. Collie Foniwter. Bull Glenn. Tlllin Row- Charlie Griffin, Jimmy llag. Raul. Ilal llaniv. Jimbo llendertolr. John llolliiKgvwoitli, Bobby IIiiiiI, Rd Janie . Kim kiii Row J mmy Jcnlin . Sonny Kent. Jimmy King. Gringe Lanin. Rolieii Lanier. Stnfco I.ilex. BuUki lani«. Finn Row : Hoppv M.won, Scott May Dan McGowan, Foil McKcn ic, ISi -1 Mim , Norm Middleton, Bock Mitchell. Sixtti Row : Dun Milclium, Walker Morin. Bill Morrow. Jim Nickeivon. Terry Orvtadt. Herb Bayne. Sursin Row Jim Rbili|iv Jim Pickel. Jim Bolter Tom Regan, Bill Rennekei. JiinU Roger . I.mum Row : Bill Robert . Neil Sbclor, Bat Singleton. Lee Smitii, Wilvon Talmadge, Keith WiggiiM, NO I PICTURED I’hil -Viatiw. Cl-el Allred, Don Andrews, Olb Bibb. Jimmy Blyllie, Max Bradley, Bill Cambell. Boli Cambell John Ctvmr . Bill Davit, Kay Di-rnsney. Smart Evim, Joint Foticr. Judge (ireen. Lloyd Griffin. Joe llaivaid. 11 ir. ii iv I layer, Dan llotl rnbcck. Bull Unit. Harry lloo|K-r, Dean Horner. Jack Ilinoeli. Frank Hutto. Reid Jackson, Tcd jockitch, Ned Jonr . Cl war lie King. Kelly King. Jack Kitilieiw. Jimni' Mawey. Donnie McDnlhc, Bob M..... Bruci Moon Miltt Morlot Jim Nicholt, l.aikin Nolen, Jimmy Otwell. Bert Bnlmer. Chriv Parker, Tommy Boyie, Bob Reid. Frank Salter. Geoigr Sailer, Kd Smith. Jack Star wintry, Fred Sle| hrnt. Jimmy Coder Jack Slainbrnv. Fied Stejdicm. Jimmy Under, wood. I.tme V' II 'll, (ie.Mge Walkin' Ilal W’liitton Bill Wible, Alien VVilkinton Kobki William . KeitK WiPiamt, Tom Wnlvnneiolt Weyman Yarbnmiigli. '•VII Kappa Sigma Founded at the University t Virginia in 1869 . . . Beta Eta founded in 1900 . . . Housemother, Mrs. .McLaughlin ... Sweetheart, Joyce I lemphill... second place in intramural softball.. . Sophomore Senator ... Superintendent of Campus Drives . . . News Editor of VUimwtan . . . social functions include Y.Z.A.R.C. Party, Black and White Formal, South Sea Island Party and Florida 1 louseparty . . . new house to he moved into in the Fall of 1962 . . . brothers number 55, pledges number 37 . .. flower, lily of the valley ... colors, scarlet, emerald green and white. Ml Mill RS Finn Kw; fete Aeton, John Andrew , Wiley Addey. tail Awrumb, K. I . Bagwell, Bob Barks. rotter Barnwell. Sreoxo Row: John Brice . Bvrd HiooV . Mitrhrll Brown, Konnie Buchanan, Bill Bur-gin, Dave Byrne, Jim Byrne. Tiiiki Row: John Campbell, Bob Carey, Terry Collier. Gene Cranford, Tommy Davit, Marshall Dean, John Dunbar. 1'oUKTlf Row; Dun Ihmton, Tom LUiot. Bob r.mmouds. Jim Fautclt, Jack Finney, David (bandy, Kandy llamjHon. Finn Row: Dick Harlan, Richard Haiti , Ken lie will. Done Holder, Chari.- Holman, Joe Horn, l'erry Hurley. Sixth Row: Eclv Jackum, Jim Kilpatrick, Kvan Lewi , lari Mamfield, Charlie McDaniel, Mike MtCraw, Clifton Minter. Sr.vrVTit Row: Bill lrnlf , Jack Moon. Bub Nahreang Marvin Nation, rial Patton, Danny Paul, Bill Phillip . F.icimi Row: Bill Pierce. Guy Policy. F.mir Rcad, Jirn Roberts, Dan Ruber tso r. Fre l Robaell, Dale Scrivner. Sixth Row: Jim TafT.it, Louie Tamplin. Bill llroma . Barry WheUtone. Harry Wilkin-son, Chailcs William , J. l-ea William . John W ibon, NO T PICTURED Horace Allen, Danny Belk, Harold Bellinger, J.iek Brown. Don Crorker, Tail Duncan. Arnold KBivon, Jerry Frady, Hub GiifGn, Jerry Hallman, Jerry llarvcl. Steve Ilill. Tom Holman, Keith Howie, Jim King, Bill Kominot, Will Miller. Arthur Moore. Les Rose, Tom Walker. Roy Ward. Lambda Chi Alpha Founded ;it Boston University in 1909 . . . Omega era in 1915 ... 79 actives and 27 pledges .. . top social fraternity in scholarship ... runner-up in A.O.P. Outstanding Fraternity Award . . . brothers in Blue Key, Phi I ra Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi. Editor of Auburn Forester, Plainsman and (iI.omkr.via staffs. Who’s Who. Phi Kappa Phi... (diairman, Union I louse Committee ... Chairman. Union Entertainment Committee . . . social activities are Crescent Cirl Formal, Spring l.uau, French Party and Spring I louseparry . . . colors arc purple, green and gold ... I Iouscmorhcr, .Mrs. Ruby Andrews . . . Sweetheart, Mary Ann Pugh. MEMBERS Knurr Row: Thomas Abernathy, Chailr Aran!, Crew Askew, William Vailev, Tlmmas Beasley, Colwn Bennett. Joseph Ikliiea, Barnwell Calhoun. SlOONO Row: Koiwrt Gaston. lame Colley, James Cook, Oscar CoMnn, William Count , Earl Curelon, George Day, 1’ir.lon Dyv. Tiimn Row: Group Eubanks. Thomas Fleming. William Kornev. Knr.il.I Fowinklr, Ainii- stead Haines, Richard llalr, ....... Ham. Davis Harris. I'otKtil Rtisv: James Hass, Arnold lliggin-In.iIjmi David Hoik, Robert Hubbard, Lawrence Hychc, Harry Johnson, Aitliur Jones. Joe Jones. Flm How: Kent Kelso, Victor Kesler, K'Jwrt Manly, Steven Marshall, Joseph Mr. Ghee, William MeLarty, Charles Moody, George Mitchell. Sixth Row: John Morgan, Richard Morgan, Janies Morton. Thomas Pattersno. Brad IVrsilell, Roy I Tin re, Kirl.ard I’olloek. Sr.vr.Mit Row: Wavne 1‘owers, Joseph Raul-in , Joseph Reid, Charles Roberts. Dan Ruslilon, John Slaughter, Watson Smith. r.ioimt Rose: Emmett Thompson, Kirhard Tysingcr, Howard Upchurch, Janies Viekery, Aiehie Williamson, James Wood, Max Wood. NOT PICTURED Mrshael Arnold Ruiiert Bearden. Janie Bell, Joseph Blake. Huston Carr, Fred Caullxii. Gale Ga.Unoli. Ronald Childers, Donald Das is, Jerome Ksncul, lloi.iic French, James (i.iiiM s, Roland Godfrey Frans is GsiUI, IImoii (iisilsky, William Haynes, Wallet llemliix, Albert Higgenbolh.ini. Frans is I lollifir'.d. I.rs. lie lli-Hunan. W illiam Huggins, James I Inf-barn. Allen James, George Kin er. Olin hr-Naiir. EriHsry Leoi aid. Edward Mason. Jrlfeiy Maurer. Joseph McGilberry. John Mills,. Ilernvan Newell. Janies Parker Lawrence Pas-Ion. Rr-heit Payton, John Rarmey, llerli Keinh.ir !. Paul S. Iioll, Kenneth SimOil, Joint Si..we, Rodney r.islo Jam. - Turner. Janie Weldon, David Weal, ! k York. 33 Omega Tau Sigma Professional Veterinary fraternity founded at Pennsylvania University in 1906 . . . Zeta Chapter founded in 1940 . . . won I.F.C. Scholarship Trophy for ninth consecutive year and 12 of the last I 5 years ... members hold positions as . . . fifth year senator, Kditor of Auburn Veterinarian, President and Vice President of School of Veterinary .Medicine; President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer of Junior A.V.M.A. . . . socially active with Casino Party, Dog Patch Party, Treasure I lunt. White Carnation Ball ... 71 members. 25 pledges . . . fraternity flower is white Carnation .. . colors are maroon and navy blue. -MIMH1KS FlKaT Row; Wat nr A.Limt, It. C. Alford, Paul Allernuehlc, Harold Autrey. Clnilrr Baird 1 larcla Battliarn, Jerry Bcdtolr. Sr : Mi Row: Ted Bondin.int. William lione, Jainrr Holla, J.tmtt B oyer. Janie Brogli. William Brookt, K. A. Brown. I'llIWi ROW: GeOfilo Brown, Ted Bullard, Don Button. Alan Carli. Ilnur Called Ron. aid Chak, Flake Chamhlin. l'rn rein How: Joe Cixiktry I.. I.. Otooder, J. C. Omifcy, Melvin Davit. Jnr I cutler. Cliarlic Frilh, Chariot Clicktburg. Finn Row: John Cocc, lid Grant, Dave Grrerdicld, B.J. Girrun.dd, Bill llollnnok. Cliarlie Htirlon, Ralph Jolintem. Sixth Row: Sam I.eder, licit l.i| ii . Boh I. yncli. Ccant Mcllwain. Wright McM.inui, John Me Peak. Jerry Meyer. Sr.tTMii Rr W; George Moore. Done Morgan, Robin Mmnford. Bob Nance, l.ucl Oveitlieet, lid Perryman, M. F. I’elly. hioimi Row: I hut .nil Kami, Roland Kallilf, Sid Rrinmrle. Nathaniel Rrnjeit, Dave Sidel, II. uold Siegel, Wayne Siegfried. Nism ROW: Bill Siler. Dmllrv Si� k I intniti Smith. Herb Smith, IV i� Srnilh. Jim Stan (old. Sam Thutiiinon. Bob Ti.inwnuiii. Tr.Md Row: Han Vorluben. John Vorlu-Iren. Mike Wall. Bill Welrer. Fred Whelan. David Wiesetrficld. A1 William , iluiili Sam WillUint. KOI PICTURED Joe llinkt. Terrv ( ay. lamell Dolor, «!-iian Ford Sam ll.nunell. Buddy Jolmton. |t in Kelly. Joe Kokin, Jerry l.nttery. Fa I Mature. Vernon MrAnnaTly, Bill Mi.Aire, I in .Ilf.- Page Bob Potter . Jerrt Roger . Bill Scarbrough. Cletlcr Shivert. Damon Mem-In idee. Ratmond Sloi.e. Jack Varner, Buddy Yarbrough. I.OWI I. CROWDF.K President Jl RK I'OWI.I K Vice-President -35 Phi Delta Theta “YVc enjoy life through the help anti society of others” is the Phi motto . . . founded ar Miami University, Oxford. Ohio in IS4S ... at ul� urn in 1879 as the second oldest fraternity on campus ... 1 lousemothcr, “.Miss Bill Bradford ... Brothers in varsity Baseball and golf, society for the Advancement of F.nginccrs, Auburn Horticulture Forum, Alpha Epsilon Delta President and Vice President, Secretary of Student Body. 77gt,v Cub Business Manager. Gi.omi.rata and Publications Board . . . social functions arc highlighted by the Roman Parry, Bowery Parts and Cowboy Parry ... 75 actives and 20 pledges ... fraternity colors are blue and white. MIMIJI RS Iikm Row: Billy Arnall, Janie Bnilon. liiiiiny liifurr, Phil Bronn. David Canon. Killy Cain, Skiji|� r Chiivt'. iSnlitry Clive. Si'-oso How: NVil ( i.kIiImI Jim Kill Dameial. Il.ili). Drain-. Gene Driver, Ski| Inland, Banter Kvam, Faulkner. Tmikii K� w: John Fcagin. Tom Klourncy, John Fraver. Runny Gamer, Hal Glraton, Jimmy t.iJrKItoioiivk, Jim Green, Boy llaat. leu mu Row; J.m- Ilagerty. Terry llarriv. Tummy llarrii. Ilooky Huffman, Sonny Inina. Kmny Johnmn, Kminy Jnrrt, Ititl Mr Kinley Finn Ro � : R� al Mundv. Il.i|ipv Myri«, BtiUn Mi cer, John Nillrl, I lor old Nnl, K-.ikri IVaivoo, Rivliaid Perk, Clyde Prather. Sixth Row; Jiminv Randall. Rolirit Rml. John Robert . Wade Riferi, Joe Rnlfri. Billy Sample . John Schmohl. Richard Sea- man. Seventh Row: redd SI I . Mo S inn lull IXvvid Smith Ruatcl Strode . Joi Sugg, Joe I liamas Wade Tucker. ClOIITK Row: R'lbett Waddle. I.tldir ttiljia, (olinny Wright, Randy Wrighlon, John II.o- ’aughan, John Yung, Gieep Zackry. NOT PIC If KI D Fail Barley. Walter Chandler, Coffee Colvin. Philip Creel, Stan Dm, Chit EMriff. Rav Evan , Fiank Fragin, I-ec llall Totnin Kcm. Kelly I.inch, Jnlm Mann:, I!:ore MrFailaml. Jim Minter, Jim IVatvon, Frank I'onell, (’Ink Rehard on. Kill Rotiert . John Sherer, Calvin Shiver, Robert Simmon . Carl Sim,. Woody Snell M.uilny Spann Jark M ill.ml Ronnie IJmmpvon, Story Welch. Phi Gamma Delta Delta Colony founded in 1961 ... national founding at Jefferson College, Pennsylvania in 1848 . . . 39 brothers, 27 pledges . . . President of Auburn XfHliatc of incrican Institute of Designers . . . President of Auburn Sports Car Club . . . social functions include. Norris Dinner, Purple Garter Formal. Mother’s Day Banquet, Fiji Island Parry . . . nationally sponsors Graduate Fellowship Program and Vocational Placement Service . . . fraternity flower is the Purple Clematis . . . color, royal blue ... Fiji Motto: “Friendship, The Sweetheart Influence.” AIEiMItKKS fi ! Rgw: Robot Ando ton Glenn Ban Bernhard!, John ISuHord. John llurkl.ultrr, Jame Chavis. .Srxoso Row: Leon Cooper, Glenn Cowham, Joe Cralt, Jame Duke, Luther Fuller, Jame Gideon. Ilium Row: leun Glenn. Gary Guilty, jWph Harm, Inette-n llaukohl, Janie Holme . 1 hotnut lloolcn. Foi Min Rem. Wilbu.n I he he. Levyn Key. I :.uiW JniLini, I ..xU- Ji� n %, Jimm Kni hf, Kriilicn IntnKy. lull! Row: James ln� iy, Awry MrCui -ton. Donald McKay, Robert Melvin, Junx Mixon, John Morgan. Sixth Row: John Floctma, DennU I Well, Clrailet Seller , Jolmie Sente!!, Chaile Snook. Howard Stark. Srvr.vni Row: Robert Story Jam.- Thomas, David White, Jerry White, Kenneth Winter. NOT PICTURED I. d ward Barker. Jame Bonner. Robot Bonner, Ronald Cooke. Ronald Cowan, Kum.II Cunninaham. Jame Lmmineer, Wetley Gunn, John Guyton. Cordon Hamilton, Chrtttoplier llaiilinond. Ctrade lliryir.. Kmmett John, um. Kenneth Key, Murk Lindsey. Joseph McB,idr Site lure I McGill, Kenneth Otbome, Clifton Rif hey, t-'rnfm .Seay nve . Jame Sim . Dinmar Snknwtki, Vann Witcher. 39 Phi Kappa Tail Alpha Lamba Chapter founded in 1927 has 52 brothers and 35 pledges . . . .Miami University of Ohio was the national founding place . . . winner of Sphinx Sing. Intramural Volleyball Champions. . . Vice President of Student body, Superintendent of Religious Affairs . .. Spade, Who's Who . .. socially active with Red Carnation Ball, Blue Grotto Party, Wassail Water Party and Spring 1 Iouscparty . . . flower, red carnation; colors, harvard red and old gold . . . Sweetheart, Ginger Pointevint... 1 Iouscmothcr, Mrs. Thomlcy. MEMBERS Fiavr Row: S.uii Atsden, llcmy Bli swd, William Biown. Jerry Brown, Daniel Bray, Jmrph Bunch, I'illl Buiklvoldcr. Sioosn Row: Cuit tiuwi, Janw Caillim. Kdvoiil (hear l)avi«. K.iy Daw, Clnilo Douglas. Richard Duiliani. Ill mu Row: Buik Fclliuau. Robert Gallant, I'aul (in riwa. icyi c (ilrnn, (Jtnt Glenn, Tyter Glenn, William GolT. FoiKTlt Row; Jimmy Goodwin, Joe Harris, Kaywon Heaton, Tommy Henderson, Ficddic Holman, David Jager, Richard I. a no. Finn Row: James Lewis, John Malone, William McCulla, 11 ol lace McKinley, Rotn-it Miller, Doug Mitchell. Don Motcwui Sixth Row: Roy Pair. Joe Perry, Rnliril Pitklc. William Pope, Cine Potter, Getalt Pir.indt, Kurt Prater. Sin.Mil Row; Kctuiy Richardson, Tlioota. Sliutoid, Michael Smith. Howard Sutter. John Treadwell, Joe Towns. Philip Vaughn. F.inimt Row: Garv Vickery, Milton Walts, Clyde Walker. William Welch, James Williams, John Winn. NOT PICTURED Olin Andrew. John Block. George Brrrdrn, Wood Campbell. Larry Cwl, Grady I h i.In, (sconce D' nt. Twin Edwards, Erln.od Emerson, Max lunch. William Golson, David llagan, David Harris, Bills llatlcy, Roy Jones, I-.i tv Lee. Jetiv Lillie. Bill Maltov Tiiiiimii v ■ -I Bill McCormick, Ben M M i Thomas Mitchell, Charles Norris. Dan O ley, William Pevsner, Bill Porter, Chris Ri.her. Harold Shannon, Ih.i.ld Shacrettes William Waller, Guy Waller, Douglas White. Pi Kappa Alpha The University of Virginia was the founding place in 1868 ... 70 brothers, 45 pledges . . . Upsilon Chapter founded in 1895 . . . Village Fair Chairman. Secretary- Treasurer of I.T.C., Business Manager of Vlawsnnm, Sophomore Senator, Vice President of Blue Key . .. Bohemian Brawl. Dream (Jirl Formal and Spring I louseparty make up some of the social activities ... brothers represented in Spades, (Ji.omerata Staff. O.D.K., Squires and Blue Key . . . fraternity flower is lily of the valley . . . garnet and gold arc their colors. mi mm us Fbkt Row: Bob Adams, Pat Barrett, B n Krafnid, Sandy Bolling, Rirhaid Bond. l).� n Bnwdl, Owen Brown. Tommy Buscnlener. Niuimi Row: Bobby Conner, Tummy Ci aw-fold. Funk DuBuse, Lamar Dun ell. Dan r.nm . I‘aul Field'. Joe Fleming, I d Gall. Tiiiko Row: I'clc (•ooditcli, David CijIkii-vteder. llaiiy Hall. Doug Dale. Jack Ma.lv field. Jim Dawk. Charles ilenkey. Ray Heater. Fointii Row: Lany Holcomb, Charles lloi-ton. Gene lloult, llobbr Howard, Billy Howard, Charles Huev, Bobby Jones, Ronnie Jones. Finn Row: Wally Kellner. Kyle Kyver, Roll I .niflool George I .mglry, Ckailn Mai- tin, Bob MdJiujvr, Hill Mayrosc, Alan M SlMH Row: Ed Mimf. Joe Mac Morgan. Bill Noll. Tommy Parker. Guy I'ailon. Jimmy Ponder, Richaid Kaifitsd, Mike Kaleau. Shimm Row Bolt Reed. Jimmv Ril . Jeny Romine. Jerry Shady, Krwc S|ieiwei, Joe Stowe Burk 1 liieprn, l.n.iitii Row: Rav Tvler. Jim Thomas. Bennv Walker, Kill Weatherly, Charles While, Dirt Wilton, Johnny Wood. NO I IMCIIKII) Jie Alexander, Tommy Ikamr, George Beets. If Benedict, Mike ll.-ear dui, Pat Boone, Nelson Boone, Outlie Bowers, Terry Bryant, I’ete Kiitlington, Burton (aw. Topper CoMelow, Rsek Charlton, Phil Christian, Alton Conway, Gene Cook. Doug Davis, Get aid Dowling, Jerry Doyal. Kobis Erskine, IVle Find, Tommy Fowler. Cal Fuddle. Aubrey Garii-von. Mike Glasgow, Bill Gorman, Bill Hm, Gerry Hodges, 1-arry Hubbard, Jim Hunt, Lnlic Johnston. Jon Kilgore. David Kiintlit, Kill Miller, Joe Mirarle. Burry Milrliell. i) mm Monroe, Wall, .,'| Francis Ni Dirk Niinois, John Oulland David Omland. Gary Reid Ollie Rollings, Jim Seaihrough. Fommy Sibley. Killy Smith. Mike Sptaggint. 1! - Strai -••• St San hi ite George Tiaylo:. Cluites Vaughn. Billy Wail let Wayne Whitaker, lloblry Wilnuilh, Jim Witcher. M3 Pi Kappa Phi Alpha Iota Chapter was founded in 1926 . . . nationally founded at the College of Charleston in 1904 .. . President of l.K.C.... I .ditor of the Tiger Cub, Senior and Freshman Senators. President Pro-1 cm of Senate, President of Science and Literature. President of Blue Key, Superintendent of Safety. Vice President of Architecture, Chairman of A.C.I.O.A. . . . brothers in Spades . . . social events include Pledge Formal, Red Rose Formal and Jungle party ... 73 members and 58 pledges ... fraternity flower, red rose... colors, gold and white ... “Nothing shall ever rear us asunder is the Pi Kap’s motto. I ikht Row: 11 any Baldwin, Ji., Richard B.inow, William Bell. Jr., David lllongh. Perrin Bryant. Jim Builcton, Jell Burnt, William Cajtjt . Sm:oni Row: Juliii ChrsUiansen. Thomas II. Cl.nl Vrrmtn Clement . Kenneth Clemmons, Donald David. Jr.. Kieli.oil Daw ton, Janie DeWiti, Dan ell Dial Inn o Row: John Diet . John Klliv Denies R'l, Daniel Flournoy, Paul Fireman, Ofil � avin, Ji., Jamet Gibson, Jr., Ronald Golden. Koimii Row. Gary Coi.Ion, Chester Graves, John Hamilton, .Maynaid Hamrick. II.immI Hartwell, Eugene 1 Ic.wtK k, Jr., llatold llojt-kint, Cciald Hopkins. lirril Row; Stewart ljorn, llaivrv Ho e, David Kearns, Stuart Kearnr, Bill Kennedy, llrnno Kiviranna, Richard Krause, Ray I.r Pier. Sixth R � w: Wayne Little, William I-ollar, Jr., Nance Loworn. Jim Lynch, Jim Mann, lauiiin Mi Ci.w kin, Billy Joe McDonald, William Miller, Jr. SawsTit Row: Wendell Milehell. Walter Newman, Jamet Owens, John Owens, Stan Owens, Scotty I’cnn-d, Buddy Pitman, Clai Porter. Ktoiint Row: Lairy Puckett, Van Road. John Richey, James Robtiim. Norman Koine, Jack Saint, Stan Siket, William B, Smith. Ninth Row: Paul Smith. Jr., Fred Sullivan, Monroe Sve-.llev, Joel Swint, Jann-t Thoma . Cany Thompson, Cliailei Turner, Arthur Tyson. Iimii Row: John ’irk, Bennie Wnldroir, Rmk Wester, Thomas White Rieliard Work-nun, Lde.ir M. Wynn, Joe Young. NOT PICITKI I) Cluiles Ai inivtrad, Samuel Beaty. David Bell, Henry Bell. Alan Bei rtt, Joe Boirlie • I auk Brttl$C3, Warren Brunner, Dennit Collide, Norman Church, Bobby Ihwk, James Dui,nine. Jr., Wade Foster, James Fowler, Jimmie Covenides, Lee Giif-tub, Bancroft Hall, Williani ll.u Win Hon Hushes, Melvyn Joner, Allan Kolousck, {ohn lainders, James l-ovell, Jim Maitin. Iruce McCarty, Phil Medlin, Robert Mm- iet, llotvaid Miller, Nolan Miller, Robert Montgomery, Penn Mullowncy, Jr., Paul Newman, Wort Norwood, Jimmy Ott, Roger Payne, William Salter. James Scoggins, William Shiver, James Sidle, William Sims. David Stoddard Irving Strickland. Robert Summer . Richard Tucker, Ronnie Walker, Thornton Walker, Sam Windham, Donald Woods, Tommy Young. VNCK I.OVVORN I’resident ) MI S I.OVEI.L I 'ice-Vresideni M 5 Sigma Alpha Epsilon lpha Mu was founded in IM7V . . . nationally founded at the University of Alabama in 1856 . . . last year’s winner of I lomccoming Decoration .. . President of Student (iovcmmcnr . . . business Manager of Ci.omkk.via . . . Spades, O.l).K. Secretary-Treasurer, blue Key. Jurisprudence Committee. Phi I ta Sigma and Chairman of Kat Cap Committee . . . 4 brothers. 2m pledges . . . known for their carls morning pep rallies. I louseparry. Winter lormal and Untouchables Party . . . fraternity flower is the violet . . . colors are gold and purple. All MISERS I ik i INiukir Ainuld. m.iKi Batbri. (iriy IliKiiiiiir, Julin llmi. Dm Kwd l.ln'il Cil'aviiy. S' w� Kow % i Mail i .n •• i- n� i. Jim (Villon, Rov Cummino. Ji � Dunn, Jimmy ladiin. I iiihii R.n, | ,| K ui lUvid (iilrkinl J« r (iilrlni'l. Hill Giav«t, Hill CiiuliHi, Jiw llairiu.ii. lot hiii Kuw llili I lari. John llrlmlmirr, lax llrmW.vnn, llil'y lloHry, llnli Ul.l.a.l, Inn Jrtikiin. Klim Kmv Kim Kitnnj. S.nn K � •. Klldr K'-ll -v. 1'iud Ijhiiimt, Il.irnlil Uu. J,imn l.iwnny. Simii Kmi WjIiii Mi Krr. IU Mini non. Jantn Moisan. Um Manit, Jamn Nrrly, Mile Nruiiunii. Siwmm Rim Ri-IkiI Owen. J.nV I’aikn. Juni� I'inri, John Kan«oin, Nuilim Ri cm-, Julin Run. I.h Min Rnvx : Jiniinx Rmhl. l.i.iln Rntl.inl llil Simlli, Mark Smitlir• mat Yim I i� i|i Ilium' Vaner, lid Willwiintton. SOI IMCIIKII) riMi(t’ ilim'. K.i Mini Cl ii Itr.n It il Itii ki i'latl. JiMinir Itliaintirlil Cilnvn lli.i' lirlil, IjHinitr (Ulrmii. Niummii Cjiiiii-'Ii. I.Jliy Ortil-x. H ill Dm ’lltll, I .linin' D.i i' l. Brn lUilnlinx. Hilly l'ii . Da'iil Ciilnm. In nm' IlaiiiSiiili.il, Hill' Until'. Nlikr llmi -|ni'. Hmiti Jniiir.. K. it I. K.«y� . Rn'S'ul kil-I III 1 • M in I’ n Mann Hill' M lrSII, Dim Nr « I. C’� r Philli|.v Knln Piurll, Ctilloi Sha . Jinunv Skett i-ld BoiiSv Smilti (’iilf I -miimn RirS .ml Walker, Mlml IViitn Rufui Vaibioaxh. S l'l If l I I llt.l VS.'J, i ( l : ) l l III I I.U (1:1 Sigma Chi XDOL Ipha Chapter nationally founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio . . . Gamma Sigma Chapter founded in 1855 ... I lousemother, .Mis. John Pcaw . . . w inner of Village Fair Float Trophy, second in Homecoming Decorations . . . brothers number 55, pledges number 52 . . . active in the Union Spirit Committee, I’laitwnan staff. rt Guild, Track and Saber. Vrnold ir Society . . . Sigma Chi Derby. Sweetheart Ball, and I louseparty are their top three social functions . .. fraternity flower, white rose ... colors are blue and old gold ... Sigma Chi motto, “In this sign you shall conquer. Ml Mill Its r«KM Row: Fled Hassell. (ievigr Brek. 1 liMff III ikIi.hu. Ouitl.iii Honey. Cliarcx lUnilnrll, Kill Blown. Ilatl Bryant. Si.com Row. John Cain. Jimmy GaUlucil. Chad ton. K..Uml Copr'ind, Cecil Ci , Hill Ciump. Jimmy Duke. I HIM Row: Rav Duncan. Saul 1.it.aid.. R'nklir Kidman, llunlci lad, BiJJtv Flow-cix, Conoid Freeman, Dav.d (uillaid. I Kin Row: IimBy Giflikin, Mac G0I1011, Gi� V (■ idjn, J oiin Cowrn, Sidney Cowen. IV, Ion Gunnel . Ci. i Haney. Kirill Row; Vih llaip. Chariet 10,1,.,,. Hill llemlenon. Kill llenry, Jimmy llrniy, li,d Hr ruler, Ftnie llifliia. Simii Row: F.il IMI. I'.v.iii, Hide..mlie. Joi n Holloway, Cliip June , Frank Kins, Raid, I jnclrv. David Lyon. SlM N III Row: Jav Maine, Hill Midgcllr. Ilil MailI..... Milk , Nick Ml : (« Niclu i,, l_n ■ Nirlu.lv. Kioiiiii Row: Ri.iinic Nicluilv. (iu Omni, Flank I'.ilUn, Jciry Porter, Sliuut K.iine, I eddy Reinhart, J.ekic Saveli. Ninth Row ; k- , Sfu.... Buddy Steele Alan Mime, Kill Sallieli. (aiy Sutton, Jimmy I hutnai, ISiiliha Toihnt, I ► viii Row: I'lul Tinner. Hill Van Dyke. J« Vella. Kill Vernon, li� ;r Waddle. T.iiii Walk. . Dwight Wall irk. David Wilton. NOT PICTURKI) David Audi.. Sum Belcher, Waller Biodlry. linl'M Bianch, Warren lliidm . Hill Bruner, ilnbliy Hulk, Steve Hum,. Dan Clitiieh, Ralph Ciiininitham. lore Curie. Jnan I hike, Tom Diiiiean, Jctiy Eaiteiling. Hank Inkle, Mlrn Fulmer, Steve Cillikm. Hnhlu Glenn, Jrnv • .nlledsy. ltd Hall. John llaye, Donnie Hill, Kent llo4l iv av. Ruhr it Keiuiaii. David K iv-k.-mlall, Karl Lewi.. Dan McMillan. Felix Macon, l.arrv Marhiayer. Hill May. Hiiilil, Morgan. Fel I'atii.h, Tom Parrivh. Rirhaiil Paine, Bi'ly I’nmlei. IMJiy lion, Jamie Raine;. Frank Itaue. I'al Reid John Rnner, i Will n Mike w lb, Dit k Yt end 49 Sigma Nu Founded at Virginia Miliran Institute in 1869 . . . Beta I’hcta Chaprer in 1890 . . . winner of All-Sports I rophy for second year in a row . . . brothers represented as cheerleader, ssociatc Fdiror of (iI.omerata. Junior anil Senior Senators. Stpiires. Spades. President of Pi Tan Sigma. District Ciov Ml MM.US ernor of Circle K . . . thin! place in Village Fair Float. . . w inner of (Campus Debate . . . winner of VO.IVs Outstanding Frarernity Award . . . social functions include. White Star Formal. I lobo Party. I louscparry, and Sponsor of the Sigma Nu I lour . . . 86 brothers. 44 pledges . . . “Our honor dearer than our lives is their motto. First Kurt Outlet Allen, Jeti Allen. Ruitei Aim. Hill Vliton. Tliailii.t. Aiii.iv.mi . I .i id Avjilt, Jim Ikuliut, Hill Br.nley, Jimmy Bell. I lioiuat IUiihIiiijilt. Sn vND Rotv I lioina. lluillm, Dexter Brook., J une. Hurk. Joe Burk. Suiim) Gstary. Co Cltajmtai Mickey t IpM K. Prank Grim, Gene Ural. Jim Dintmoir. Tmbb Run: Mike Divw. Km nio Diinrjii. Bluer Rich. Hill rail . Den nit Futtchm. 1.1i.k Gaither, Giiiliv Gentry, Phillip (iWirif. Hill I;. -d� in. Brnv Guilt. tmnill Ron: Kvmietli linrr, lolillliv II . .ill.i. Ikmeli. llrtlrr. lint Hitchcock, David Undo. IIuiw llullilirM. I� m llolliv I.d limit.. Hilly llnu.ton. Danny Hyatt. Finn Row: Stcu.nt Jacob . Ri-lwit Jackton. Ini Jcftniifegt, Hob Jervit, Hmkr lotwa, ( iiju!t JiMirt. Dale J m L ii. Dam Keene, Jciumr Knight, Ruler Knodel. Sixth Ron Will .m Kaiprho Jim I-at ham ludiln l.oudri Jrirx l.rnwey. IifiwRc McKee. Ken Mrl.rml Jim Mrl.alland. 4 allot Marlin. Ii n Marlin, Clark MiddMarook Sivi.stii Rotv: Alla. Mulnri. Jim Muijilirrc. Walter Musacll Gutty Noidgren, .Van N... mail. Sonny Odom, hvrirttr Oi. in. Wayne i i , .1 . ,i pinei n, Race Pit hard High I it Ron: Win.Inn Pinle. Sadln Paillaitl Lee Mac Reeves Joe Rktianhon, Bobby Kiitri. I.dgai Rote. Haiti Riitljud. Tent Scums'. Mas Searcy. Dan Sexton. Xixtii Row: Van Siuitie, Marc Shiver., I. e: icjon Skinuoilli. Mehli Seder Jimiiit Smith, Wimberly Smith, Hill Stout, I oinriiy stone. David Stuart, O, H Sullivan. 11 sin Row: Gait Suttlr. Funk Tlmui.it. Set I'bomat. Bill Tubcrvillc. Tommy Want. Sonny M vein.. Barit Wilton. Ted Wilton. Sam Wright. liubha Young. NOT PICTCRF.D Jt.lin At.int. F.lirn riclt. Ronnie Bainet. (ail llradun. Davit Brock. Monty Calhoun. Fianlv D.tnir', Tnmiiiy Drat. I.eLti d Donut. Joe Fuller. Jim Hall. Mallei Hargrove. Jack II. itrill, Ken ll.itr . I’.ecv llvmliix. Ted Mailon Kent, Cliailet Lrviut, Mat M.t i. uk it, IVyton McDaniel Robert Mo Kiniiun. I liaicli Millar, funk .Mow. Ditliv Mnllint. Dan Noinian. Knit. Raley. 1-tuy Ktutoii. I!.4 Rnddai. David Sliarpr, Tommy Sunt. Sigma Phi Epsilon S.P.F.. third hrgcsr mirioiiidly in nmnhcr of active chapters . . . founded in Richmond. Virginia in 1901 . . . lahama Alpha founded in I90K . . . actives number , and pledges 4 . . . President of Steerage . . . members on F.ngi-ncering Council, brothers represented in Circle K.. Phi l.ta Sigma and Alpha Phi Omega . . . social functions include, Christmas Parry. Queen of Hearts Formal, Waikiki Party and I louseparry . . . fraternity flowers, American Beauty roses and violets . . . colors, red and purple ... I louscmothcr. Mrs. J. Wallace ... Sweetheart. I laden I larris. MEAIBKKS ti� T Row: l .iar Aiibium, Llnyd Bj.ikI.jhi, IVnw Beard, ThiHiui Bccka-l!, I � i.l Collier, t’lfflK Cook. StOOXIl Row; Join. ('..jh'IjimI, R i'i-Ii Coro -. � ki, John Cmiin. Wjller Diunac, Janie Orix, vain, Benjamin llaglrr. Tiiihi Row: Ray Ifarcrii, Klin lla r I av..I lliekry. IIjIc llilllMN� c, Hath llillltotnc-, Clyde !(••« . t' � i uni Row: Don Holley, Juno IIium-. I. arty lliilclmoii. Clui.l.niliri l o, Chatle Joan, IIuIk-iI Kenned . Finn Row: Jt� Laughlm. IVtc Lot inn. II. iiiv Mauldin. Joiin M. iluul. Janie Me (Ron, Michael Moon. Simii Row: Sam Mii.ic. Ilel i Mont- gomery, Ckifln Muifhin. Ji-il Xuiline. Ray Orton, Keith Pltrlpi. Frank Plan. Stnsin Row: II. O. Reynold Jack S.ullei. Charlton Scott. Male.ini Srrkingrr. I..man Spencer, Paul S;iin.i. Wi'lLun Storm. tMini Renv: Walter Tln«ii|n..ii. Mielurl 'I iioin.il, A.itli niv Tlnilil.nilio. Rnliett Tiin, IJo ,aid Weill. Jaino Whitley, John Wiiyl.t. NO I PICTURED Riyinnnd Arnold, Sanford Bail {ham Fred lilack. Dnen Rr ah. lemnirf Clark. K J.ii (aienam. J.imrr (ainninrhatn. Jilin Com. niingr. Kicky Oran, lairy (li.nn. Daniel (ii« rntlanner. William Harwell, Cornelia Mularli.i Ilortatd Parker. Wayne Ratnlnlnli. Ihm Tiblit. William la lot. Rudd Tittnrr, lame Valin. Artie Viladiatm, tie raid White. K . Wi’iian . Monnx WomUc W Wood . JIM (iKISSOM I'ice-VresiJent I CK s I 1 I R I’resident 53 Sigma Pi National founding at Vincennes L’niversitx in 1897 . . . Alpha Delta Chapter founded in 1926 . . . I ainwian Kdicor . . . Safety Committee Chairman . . . O.l).k. . . . Blue key . . . Spades . . . members on Spirit Committee . . . Shipwrecked Bart), Orchid Ball. Christmas Party, and Sweetheart Tea are some of main social events . . . brothers number 52 . . . pledges number 28 . . . fraternity colors, lavender and white . . . (lower, orchid . . . motto, “Man partly is. and w holly hopes to be.” All Mill KS I inyr How: William Barksdale, Kulunl II41 n well, Roy Rritlaiii. Joteph Broaden. I'hilli| Hn.itdrn, llioniai Blower, Ronald (jlrr. McoMi Row: KColdi, Richard Cmlii, Kin UiftlMon, John IXmehrio, Julian Dunklin. Kenneth Klkim, Jam Faulkner. I min. Row J.imer Fincher. Edwaid Fullei. John (lakigAn Fied Gamble, Roniiv GodU.ld, ilnniut llowaid, J.unri Hunt. F01 uni Row. Colic i |oi vs, Fred I Tummy Jonc Olii Mauai. J.mo- Mayfield, Charley Mr C’Une, William McKilielit. Finn Row: Jaunty Murphy, Caul Myall. Roll N'li.Ikrl. Charley NVini . Charley Over-ylreel. Jiilim Pierce. Sixth Row Sleven Piidrowyki. Kol-rti 1'lnl. lipy. Mir 1.1.1 Karjirya. ( I.,nle� Royal. Wayne Satlciwliitc, John llioma . SiaiVTii Row: Willa.d Thn(n|Mon. William Wald, I’hnln Weekley. Chilton WhiHlee, llany Wiltiamwn, F.van Wonlatd. NO I IMCIIKII) Cliartei Arlarai, Uriy Henehelil, Oilinoce Brannon, Clyde Bi«. ri, Kenneth Brown, Jack Craddock, Jainer C row, Oarence Djkrr, Jantry Farley, Arthur II.muon, Jerry Kim;. Lariy Kiikland K,il|.h I imBu-ig. Jainey I.rv-inyrlon, William l,i«nire, Jainey Maxey, R..l«-ii MrOonald, Tlioinai Nolen, Bruce Pliilliiir. Jamie Price. Roller! Koinry. John Slaiidridi;r. Jryrc Stoll. Jainey 'I ‘hominon. David W.....I 55 Tau Kappa Epsilon Illinois W’cslcyan University was rhe scene of the national founding in 1899 . . . Hera Lambda Chapter founded in 1947 . . . Housemother. .Mrs. French . . . Sweetheart. Frances Dudley . . . brothers represented in Auburn Knights. Spirit Committee, Varsity track and basketball . . . social functions include Florida I Iouscparty, Sweetheart Dance, Red Carnation Formal, South Sea Island Party . . . brothers number 51. pledges 14 . . . red carnation is the fraternity flower . . . colors arc cherry and gray . . . motto, “Fraternity tor Life.” ML-MBI-RS Fi� � t Row: Will ..ni At nr. Marion Aquilino, Kobrrl IVatit, Cunuil Urlaml, K.il|ili IIUcl, Arthur Bond. SrXOND Row: Stewart Calloway, Wayne Cor-lass. Krrmit Colter, Marvin Crabtree, John Cur lit, Kdwtn Davis. IIIIIC Row: Howard Donlrii, ClilToiil l)vk«, Ralph li.lk.in . Jr.. Clarke Oillopir, Albert (iiialticii, llui(h Ilioll. I'oVKTII Row: Holme . Claries Johnson, Ikruvl.n Kidd, l.iwrrncr ladlvltir, Cecil l.cwh, III. Bluer l.nnd. Ku ril Row: Ctuito Miller, Dmncla N.tlmi • Jih- rhuenoD, Leon Itacyi )mik( Pbwii. James I’mIcIm II Siniit How : David Rrid. James Richardson. I’hi'ip Kilvy. CuinUlUin Sf.skianos, Victor Shirley, Don Sir aha. 'nr.Mii Row: llrmy Small Holer Moore Smith. Stephen Spann, l.dw.ml Slanloo, Jr.. Ilr-uv Steward. Kdward Terry, Jr., l_awrrnce Trumbull. I.IOIITII Row: William Vincent, Robert Windsor, Charles Woodrow, III, Donald Woods. I.do in U'jle, Joseph arcone, Jirliut Mu -icl ■ nlii b, in. NO I PICTURED Flunk Biuend lie, Walter Rrurli, Toy Bryan, Jaini'i Davit, lame Dwyer, DoorIm John-von, Walter Johnvrn, William I'illow, Curtis I Vi well. William Roberson, Olit Sanders, Jack Stahl. Warwick W. Twine, -57 'wmwu Theta Chi Founded in 1856 at Norwich I'niversit) in Vermont . . . 66 brothers .uni 55 pledges . . . brothers represented in Circle K., blue key. Spirit Committee. Vhwntww Staff. iiburn Octet, Scahbard and blade, rnold Air Socict . . . known for the annual Charity Bowl, Christmas Patty, Dream (iirl Formal and I louseparry . . . fraternity dower, red carnation . . . colors, military red and w hite ...” lma Mater first. Theta Chi for Alma Mater, is their motto. .M i: IHKKS I ik.m Row I lion,a. Mien. (anti. A.hrmfl. GVnn Bachar, ChiHrf tilu Sun Itak'i. hi. n... Bilcj Wiliam Ball. Malcolm Bjork. Sm � im Rou ■ l,cm.i ] Bollmi. nthonv Bor- ■ •I. J.. Bray jam. ll rH« II I. Brew Inn, WIm'H K-ittain William Brown. Benjamin (aldurl1, l ii imi- Row: Williai i f.hadbouine, 1‘h.llip Chairman. Kenneth Coclitau, Stephen Comi- ney, Alfred Crmwrll, Frank IXisicy, Rokrl Dim Willard Dean. Koi mu Row: Willm Durham Wi liam lal-ward , Drury KlUitl, J.imrt Kanexl. |.irk I-...: Conor Gardnei, !■. Maitii (iilwn i .iifiml Gilder. I ll r� i Row: William lluttncr, Chari.-. Ilan rrrnr, Koln-tl liarrlrlx.pi, Car. llrndrv. W idr Mill. , l Moclu-ll. Joint Howard III, Coy Jacobi. Sixth Row: Kd...ud Kaiwr. Jewkc K.iiur. Ik.im K.lly, Tkomat K.nuleiv M. nun Lanlci. Jana. I_ t iler. Jrn Ixdbrltrr, Albril lar. Si VIXTII Km. I li.nna. I iltrr'l Jrll Mr Cord I’llrlrr M. Knnfl.t Harry Mrxvr. Chaile-. Moore, Joseph Murphy, Joteph Newton, Kimiiie Xmihoiti. Eioimi Row: Franklin Oerlmjc Alton Over .ir -■ -s. William Phillipt, Waller I. . Larry Rader, R. k lei re k Kictiard'on, Bold.. S.irxlrr urn, Jam.-. Sandlin. Six iii Row Joteph Scliurvdrr. Jack Seller . I’hil’ip Shot, I .iriie i Siinui., Henry Simp ‘ini. Ikilrl v Smilli. Alton SpiaifiH', Robert Sleplirn . Mall. Slr.uk. jixin Kmv: Harley Tatum, Crorgr I hump-•on, William I hoannson, Otto Vollimtcr. R.rnal.l Warner. Arthur Webli. Howard Wtl. liami Iir1.1... Wiiin. William Womack. NO I PICTURKI) Robrit Dayi� , Tlionia. Kk.hi, Rnlmi Forri, Kelward Adams, John Arcrnraux. William Bean. Jallte Iliad.. Ja k Rim.n, llarry BlU laaker, Clrarle. Bin in. Rrilmi Coleman. Rob. i 11 ii. Gene 11. i •. Woodie lluck- alrrr Jaek ll.aelt Randolph Jenkin.. James Ji.irrnlin, Kdwai.l Ktamar. Kenneth Mau.er, J..- Mellar«. Tanklir Moore, Ralph Nr... n . ii. I) will Piero Sidney I'opr. Jaek R.. r.� . Chaile. S(.iiI� .ii Ii. Wi'liain Shelton. Janie. Mmrklev. I n.I..plir skill, i, Km. .1 Smith. Jamei SIipte� , K .... II Stu .. r Bill) St d Vanl s.ininrl Tndd. Jmrph I inner, K.l.ril in itlii I liter Billy Wain ( Weil. « MPI hip p nm r n |{()H 11 Rf l KW {’resident I |()IO BAKtK Vicc-V resident Theta Xi National founding was at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1864 . . . Beta eta founded in 1954 ... I louscmothcr, Mrs. Cameron . . . Sweetheart, Miss Peggy Palmer . . . completion of new house scheduled for fall of this year . . . brothers represented on Spirit Committee. Union I louse Committee, S.F. .. Sociology Club, uburn Players, Freshman Track Team. Varsity football and wrestling. Treasurer of A.C.F.. Phi Delta Sigma . . . main social events include Frenchman’s Ball, White Carnation Formal and Florida I louse-party . . . brothers number 35, 17 pledges . . . flower, white carnation . . . colors, blue and white ... motto. “United We Stand. MEMBERS F«� r Row: Robert Allen. Kevork Baiun, j«l Buchanan, Rob� ,t c“' Bill Ray IK-4, . Wallace Dinkell, Alan Ra, I),,. Geiald Ell... I man Hun H le.i (iirnrr, ll.il (iulliiir, Donald Iniunl, Alton Jokinon, Rolled June . Ioi’itii Row: William Kin«. Ralph Kiupp, Ft alien l_.caa.lc, Jainc, La etibv, William McDowell. Ktltn Row: Franc;, McKinney, OurV. M id I 1U '• Si non Jama O Dm broig, Pearce. Siam Rom: Johnny IViin. Roger Pienon, Jack I'mir, F.dwaid Sclniimhcr, Daniel I L.'in.i . SniMir Rom (body Toney, (l.r, Tiimhlc, .Vdolfo Valenzuela. Richard W'aldfOp, Jerry Wyatt. David York. NOT PICTURED Roland Hiehart, Jnc Brown. I r.mkie (Urrera-Ju.iiz, Gerald Earley, Grnc Grider. William llilyer. |r� w King, Janie. Eemmoeid. Malcolm Nrlrar, Cluilei llaizhe. Jerry Walker. • r ffea ar � V T W ith fall quarter comes football and freshmen, both with surprises. Our hopes arc crushed in many ways. Vs drop to ll's, R’s to C through the never ending sw irl of parties games and classes. c day dream till the last bell when we can go to the lake and relax. It's a wonder we don’t turn to puddles of relaxation with so much of it. 65 I igcr is always present in our pertidx. Homecoming conics up on rlu- blind side; glory is scattered about among a few. We are caught in w bar seems to be an endless stream, to sink or swim that is rlie question. I'he quarter races now and we are past the point of no return. Fine entertainment comes, unknown to most, to provide evenings of pleasure between fraternity revelries. Those who come are surprised, even pleased. I'he chilled air keeps us awake and gives us an opportunity to enjoy and appreciate. C hope this isn't realh the last time. Sonic spcml their time creatively, others butcher peers in the class section. Some enjov union hops w hile still others much prefer quite, close friendships of casual gatherings. I'ach to his own. nm the best excel, as finals bring on our doom. 170 We all have our last flings before lie-parting. “Just don’t know what I'll do without everybody.” rings above companion sounds of Auburn's favorite sport. Despite these activities the more serious apply themselves, with visions of overcoming fleering success. I .atcr stages of progress, rooms for empty shelves, our most familiar niglu scene away from Biggio, beautiful girls and noted speakers follow closely behind Santa's mystery. All things arc new, attitudes rebuilt, redemption seen. More beautiful i� irls :uld glamour to Greek Week, ax tension mounts. Informal parties present to us a side seldom seen. It’s all over with rhe coronation and the dance. Some never knew it happened. Woe be to you Kentucky, or we hoped so until the hitter end. With that defeat came a tremendous victory, unheard; COIA was a smashing success and gave us new purpose and enthusiasm. We hope it will continue to reflect credit. Winter slips away more quietU than fall and eyes turn to the lake again. Spring brings winter's dreams into light of time and reality. ith registration our metamorphosis begins. I.iglu hearts pla in warm sunny afternoons before nocturnal pleasures supersede. New cheerleaders train and show their talents at “A” Day, we hope their replacements do as well. His excellency graces the “Plains.” Campaigns arc waged. Our yellow “buddy” on Toom-cr’s corner still doesn't move. Neither docs chief Dawson and his force. m % it Some have been rewarded through the year, others unseen, unrecognized. Still, work and thought continue, new ideas arise and arc followed to fulfilment. We have seen a lot. learned a lot. and loved it. Each will cherish mcmoric.. his own. Each will carry disappointments. As we pass away wc wonder what new times will bring. We hope enthusiasm, intelligence, depth. We wish to remain a part. A long road lies ahead of us. that to a true University, the real number one. With removal of restraint, change, respect and desire our goals will be achieved. Will this happen? This is our greatest hope. zU IBeauties S {favorites Auburn MARYBETH COKER Last spring Auburn Univcrsitx students selected pretty and pert Marybeth Coker as Miss Auburn of 1961. Marybeth won her title over a field of five finalists; her sponsor was the Sigma Chi fraternity. That year Marybeth was quite a favorite with the Sigma Chi's as she reigned as their sweetheart. It seemed as if she was everyone’s favorite as she was a member of the I iomecoming court and a Glomkkata beauty. Marybeths other honors include Loveliest of the Plains, Vice-President of Angel f light, and Vice-President of her sorority. Alpha Gamma Delta. l hc old saying that “beauts and brains do not go together,” docs not hold true in this case. Marybeth received a Village f air Scholarship in 1959. the National I'.lks foundation Scholarship, and the Alabama War Chest Scholarship. She is a mcmlier of Alpha Lambda Delta Scholastic Honorary and Cwcns Scholastic Honorary of which she served as President. Ihis year .Marybeths personality and charm brought her still another honor as she represented Auburn University at the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Florida. She was the Maid of Honor in the Gator Bowl Queen’s court. Auburn students could not have selected a finer girl to represent them as their Miss Auburn. MISS HOMECOMING Mary Forbus VI nil VH.I'IV VddYN VII OMHOSSOrfS ZlooZJ HijOJ,Vr) 1 Haden Harris SPONSORED BY SIGMA PHI EPSILON Ruth Rodney SPONSOR!'I) ItY SQUIRES Ginger Poitevant jm' SPONSORED BY PHI KAPPA TAU Jerolyn Ridgeway SPONSOR n BY DF.l.TA Z� I A Sue lien Robinson SPONSORED BY BIA E KEY Carole Walker SI'ONSORF.!) BY PHI MU Carolyn Wilson SPONSORED T5Y DORMITORY 1 $pt sOHf n nr pi a'4PPA ai pna Favorites DO I SARRIS JANICE TANNER DlAM BRACKIN' Favorites SANDRA RII.KY I.INI) R WSOM I R AN I'ULGI IL'M S I)R JOHNSON marv jam: McMillan PAULA III I LSI U I I.LR 1 XIU.'ARLT .MOORI’ Favorites KA LIIL.RIM. DAMS SAI.I.Y JONES ND CULPEPPER Favorites I K WNPL'GII GLI l) I K WKI.IN BI'.CKY WIIITK CAROLS ROI.IJNS JOAN VA I SON NANCY J YCKSON Favorites I'lKST Row: • JACK .MADISON ABBOTT, Rocknurt, Georgia; Aeronautical Administration; Alpha Tau Omega; Institute of Aeronautical Science. • AUBRAY I VERSON ABRAMS. JR.. Ohaichee, Alabama; Agricultural Engineering; American Society of Agricultural Engineers. Arnold Air Society. • ADEL ABU-SAMRA, Damascus, Syria; Chcmistis • RICHARD MIDDI I ION ACKER. Anderson, South Carolina; Electrical Engineering. Second Row: • TOMMY LEE ADAIR. Wetumpka. Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Alpha Tau Omega, American Society of Civil Engineers. • RICHARD JOSEPH ADAMS, Montgomery, Alabama; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Society of Advancement of Management. • ROBI RI P. DAMS, Jackson, Mississippi; Architecture; Pi Kappa Alpha. • TAI.MADGE JACK-SON’ ADAMS, JR.. Clayton, Mabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. Tiiiri Row: • KARIM OMAR LALHESSABI, Tehran. Iran; Mechanical Engineering. • R00SEVEL1 ARMOUR ALBERT. Cynthiana. Kentucky; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi, American Veterinary Medical Association. • KAYS SALEH AL-DABBAGH. Baghdad, Iraq; Chemical Engineering; Program Chairman of International Relations Club, American Society of Civil Engineering. • 1 AURII nn m EXANDER, Birmingham, Alabama; Art; Bap tisr Student Union, P� SU Choir. Foeriii Row: • Wll.l I AM I.YNN Al.GE, Charleston. South Carolina; Engineering Physics; l'au Kappa Epsilon, lau Beta Pi, Sigma Pi Sigma. • CHOUDHURY MUSHTAQuE ALI, Dacca. East Pakistan; Textile Technology; International Relations Club • CARMELO LIANA. JR.. Birminglum. Alabama. Mechanical I'ngineering. • B. JOYCE LLEN, Huntsville, Alabama; Engineering Physio. IT Fill Row: • LEON HARTWELL ALLEN. JR., Opelika. Alabama; Physics; Pi Mu Epsilon. • ROBERT DAVID ALLEN. Wes Mockton, Alabama; Forestry. • ROBI RT LEE ALLEN. Sheffield, Alabama; Science and I itcraturc; Presj-dent of Thcia Xi, nhurn Men’s Octet, nburn Band. Men’s Glee Club. Spirit G mmittce. Plainsman Staff. • THOMAS DURRE1 T ALLEN, Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Theta Chi, Society Advancement of Management. Six i it Row: • JOHN ROBERT ALLISON. JR.. Mobile, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • JOANNE ALICE ALLSOPP, Birmingham, Alabama; Home Economics; Home Economics Club. • FREDERICK II. AMBROSIA, Montgomery. Alabama; Aeronautical Administration; Arnold Air Society. • SAM CANDLER ANDERS, Villa Rica, Georgia; Business Administration; Phi Kappa Tau. StvtNiii Row: • JAMES JOSEPH ANDERSON. IR„ Mobile, Alabama. Industrial Management: Society for Advancement of Management. • PAUL LEE ANDERSON, JR., Huntsville. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; Varsity l ennis. l au Beta Pi. • THALIA E. N DR FA vs. Riverview. Alabama; Home Economics; Alpha OnUcron PI; Girls Octcr. • CHARLES 111 ARANT, Montgomery. Alabama; Business Administration; lambda Chi Alpha. Eir.mil Row: • DAVID BRUCE ARCHER. Miami. Florida; Education; Delta Delta Delta; Steerage. • ROBERI DURWOOI) ARCHER. Gadsden, Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • JAMES KNOX ARGO, Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Literature; Arnold Air Society, American Chemical Society. • HARRIET WELLS ARISTEGL IETA, T alladega, Alabama; Science and Literature. • Ninth Row: PEDRO ELIAS ARISTEGUIETA, Caracas. Venezuela; Chemical Engineering; American Society of Chemical Engineering; Latin American Club. • ROBERT DAVIS ARMSTRONG. Chickasaw. Alabama; Industrial Management. • ADRIENNE MARGARET ARNOLD, I'hmiusville, Georgia; Education; Kappa Alpha Theta; Student Education Association-Union lommittcc. Association for Childhood Education. • WILLIAM CREWS ASKEW, Auburn, Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Lanilnla Chi Alpha. Ti n i ii Row: • DOROTHY W. MAY. Birmingham. Alabama; Wheel Catching; Alpha Gamma Delta. • SAM SLOWER, I ast Podunk County. Box Making; Sigma Epsilon Xi • JOSE HEMANUS, Outer Space; Crash Survival; Alpha Sigma l'au. • SUNSHINE LAW. Macon, Georgia; Chunk Chasing; Gamma Rho Omega, Sigma Sigma. 50$ SENIORS NANCY CULPEPPER ANN BARBER First Row: • IIIIRISA .WN BAGGI I I. Monroeville. Alabama; Education; .eta l -'ii Alpha: Mortar Board. Sijrma I an Delta, Judicial Council. Gamma Sigma Sign . kappa Delta Pi. I I a IS I R1 B Mi l SS. Cohimbus. Georgia; Busi � c Administration. • GIIARI.OI I I KRANCI BAILEY , Mobile. Alabama; Business Administration; Alpha Omicron Pi; Spirit Gnnmiitcc. Pub-licit) Committee. Secretarial Committee, I'ljiintn.u: Stall, Freshman Advisory Council. Sororits Kudi Chairman. Angel Flight. Circle K Sweetheart. • IIINRA , BAH I A'. JR,, Akron, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering; Pi Ian Sigma. I .ni Beta Pi, Pi Mu Fpsilon, American Socict) of Mechanical Engineers. Smono Row : • WILLIAM WAYN1 BAILEY, Leeds. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; I amlxla Chi Alpha, Eta Kappa An, Pi Mu Epsilon, President of School of Engineering. Amcricm Institute of Electrical Engineers. Institute of Radio Fn-ginetrs. • BOBBA RAY BAIRD. Mobile, Mabama; Business Administration; Society lor AdvanceiiK-nt of Management. • BRl'CF I ANAVCKJD BAKI R. Roanoke. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. Am.iicai; listmitc of I icctrical Engineers. • ROBER‘1 P. BAKI R, Gadsden. Mabama: l lecrrictl Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of I-Icctrical Engineers, American Veterans Association. I imu) Row; • SAAI I AURA BAKER. Del uniak Springs, Florida; Mathematics; I beta Qii. • LLOYD l DAA ARl) BANGHAAI, Atlanta, Georgia; Business Admin-istration; Sigma Phi Ipsilon; Student Government (Cabinet. Secretary of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Inier-Friieriiit) Council Representative. • ANN F. BARBFR, Birmingham. Alabama; Education: Pi Beta Phi; Gi.omirus Favorite. Senior Personality • FHOMAS KENNETH BARFIELD, Gadsden, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. l ot Kill Row; • ROBI Rl DAN BARKER. AI aeon. Georgia: Mathematics. • NOKMI N | ARTHUR BARNES, JR.. Waycross, Georgia; Chemical Engineering. • ITIOMAS Nil son BARNES, Mobile, Alabama; Building Construction; Auburn I imcrsits Camera Club. • RONAI.D JAMES B ARNE I I . Mobile, Alabama; Industrial Alanagement. Kim I Row: • ROBI K I D AN BARKER. Macon. Georgia: Mathematics. • M ARY I Ol'ISI B ARNMII E. Birmingham. Alabama; Science and l iterature; Alpha Delta Pi; Sociology Club. Union Committees. • MICHAEL REID BAR-Rl M. Gadsden, Alabama: Science and Literature; Alpha Phi Ome • DONALD A'. BARRON. Montgomery, Mabama; Pharmacy. Six'll' Row: • MARRY I I (.1 ni BATES. Orlando. Florida; Physics; American Rocket Society 'President . Engineering Council. • JANI ilKI.EN BAL'I R. Alc-I� .in. Virginia; Pi Beta Phi; Newman Club; Union Committees; Freshman Advisor Council. • LLOYD EDWARD BAUGHAM, Atlanta. Georgia; s i silon. • JEAN MULLEN BAXTER, Dothan, Alabama; Busi ness Administration; Kappa Delta. Sim mii Row: • SADII ji BFIRD. Auburn. Alabama; laboratory Technology; Phi Alt': Alortar Board, l aboratory technology Club; (Canterbury (.lull. • D()A I B. Bl ARD. Birmingham, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • VERA CATHERINI Bl A’lTY, Milton. Florida; Home Eco-ninnies; Kappa Alpha I beta: Union Committees; Home Economics (Club. • I HOAI.AS . Bl A I A . Sylacauga, .Alabama; Education. Alpha G.imnu Rbo Eii.mii Row: • .AI.FRED WILLIAM RIINI.ICII. Sliellield. Alabama. Mechanical I ngi-necring. American Society of Mcchani' .il I ngineers. • I..ARRY I.FI.AND Bi l l.. Long Island. Alabama; Business Administration. • ROBI R I I.EROY BELLENGER. Albertville. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Institute of Radio Engineers. • I'R ANkI.IN DEI ANO Bl N I ON. Montgomery, Alabama, Business Adniinstration. 3° 9 Firm Row; • I Ml S S i I R I' l!l N 1 N, Lanctr. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Phi Delta Then. • JUDITH LANELL BENTON, Gantt. Alabama-. Home Economies: Pi Ben Phi. • CAROLE EVERETT MI RKY. Montgomery, Alabama; Education; Chi Omega, Stuileni Eiiucation Association, Association of Childhood Education. Union Committee. • JOSEPH PARKER BETHEA, Brew ton, Mahama; liuhistrial Management; I amlida Chi Alpha; Society for the Advancement of Management. StC0M Row: • I'R-ANK A. MIWCIII, nirmingham, Mahama; Industrial Management; Delta Sigma Phi. • MARTHA CLAIRE BIGGER. Beatrice, Alabama; Education. • FRASIER C). BINGHAM, Mobile, Mtlnma; Education; Sigma Chi. • ROY Ell I D MIRKIIEAI), Montgomery, Alabama: Aeronautical Administration; Delta Sigma Phi, Arnold Air Society. Third Row: • CHARLES ALLIN BLACK. Fort Payne, Alabama; Art; Art Guild. • RICHARD ALTON Bl MR. Jas|H r. I’lorida; Agricultural Administration; .Agricultural Economics (.'hilt; Agricultural Council. • BI. Akl I A I.ENE1TI BLAKE. Bessemer, Alabama; Psychology; Auburn Psychology Club. Womens Student Government Association. Union Committee. • KOBI JM YVII.MO I BL AKEI.Y. Marietta, Georgia; Aeronautical Administration; Institute of Aerospace Sciences. Pershing Rifles. EoLRtH Row: • HENRY WALLACE BLIZZARD. Athens. Alabama; Science and Literature; Phi Kappa I au. Circle K. Religious Life Committee. Debate Council, Auburn Historical Society. • ROBER1 BRl NO BOET TCHER, I ast Bernard, Texas. Music; Alpha I au Omega, Blue Key. Secretary- Treasurer. Superintendent of Political Affairs, Viunsvian, Managing Editor, Director of Auburn Knights Orchestra. Student Government Association. Summer President. Ring Committee. American Conference on International Affairs, Village Fair. Spades. Auburn Band. • BURT Jl I I TKSON BOG.ARI). l ayette, Alabama; Civil Engineering; Chi Epsilon. American Society of Civil Engineers, AV'es-Icv Choir. • JOSEPH SAMUEL BOLAND, Montgomery, Alabama. Electrical Engineering; Theta Chi. Emit Row: • LEONARD CALHOUN BOI EON, Bartlesville. Georgia; Business Administration. • BARON. LEWIS BOHANNON, Covington. Georgia; Business Administration; Sigma Phi I psilon. Delta Sigma Pi. • GRETCHEN BO.M-BOY. Hattiesburg, Mississippi; Interior Design; Delta Delta Delta. American Institute of Interior Dedgns. Secretary. • I.OL IS ! R ANKI IN BONE I an ett, Alabama; Textile Management; Phi Psi. Sixm Row: • WII.I.IAAI |l NNINGS BONE, IA', Eulgram. Kentucky; Veterinary .Medicine; Omega I'au Sigma. Junior American A'etcrinary Medical Association. • QUILLIAN ELMORE BONE A'. Nashville, Tennessee; Building Construction; Sigma Chi. • HARRIET L B0N1FAY. Anniston, Alabama; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta. • WYATT LAMAR BONNE, JR.. Jackson, Alabama; Chemistry. Skveniii Row: • BI TTY BOROUGHS, Montgomery, Alabama; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta, Panhcllcnic Council, Judiciary Council. • DONALD ULRICH BOR ST, Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. • BLR I IE LOU BOSARGL. Bayou La Batre, Alabama: Education; Phi Beta Lambda, Band. Home Council. • LLZ.IE JANE BOSS. Atlanta. Georgia; Art Education; Phi Mu. I'.k.mil Row: • JAMES AN THONY BOI 1 A. JR.. Mobile, Alabama; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Tan Sigma; Alpha Zeta. Junior Association of the American A’etcrinary Medicine Association. • ROBI Rl I E.E. BOAA EES. JR., Stevenson, Alabama; Business Administration: Auburn A'cicrans' Association. • JAMES MADISON BOYD. Bessemer. Alabama; Industrial Management; Alpha I'au Omega, Society for Advancement of Management, “A ( lull. • AA AI I I R R AYMOND- BOZEMAN. JIC. Sheffield, Alabama, Art; Alpha I au Omega. Ninm Row • DIANNE. M. BR ACKIN, Dothan. Alabama; Education; Phi Mu. • THOA1-AS GIBSON BR ADBI ER. Gadsden. .Alabama. Business Administration; Sig nu Nu; Union Publicity Committee. • WILLIAM ADOLPHUS BRAD- Ell'l l). Rome. Georgia; Industrial Design; Industrial Design Eorum. President. Baptist Student Union, Phi Kappa Phi. • HORACE. HERBERT BRADY, JR- Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Delta Chi; Superintendent Public Relations, Superintendent Union Activities, Union Social Committee, Chairman, Men’s Glee Club. Vice-President, Society for the Advancement of Management. Ti.nth Row: • I INI) A LEIGH BRANTLEY. Banks. Alabama; Education; Women s Student Government Association. Student Education Association. Women’s Recreation Association. • WILLIAM (.AURA BRANTLEY, Montgomery, Ala-luma; Psychology. • WILLIAM AIK .‘I LAI I BRANTLEY. Tallasscc, Alabama; Business Administration. • AVAI.’I E.R JORDAN BRASSE.LL, Coosada, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Auburn A’cicrans Association. 31° SENIORS BOBBY BOLTTCHER I i i I HORACE BRADY FiRSr Row: • DANII L I.. BRAY, Dadeville. Alabama; .Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa l aw. • JAMES OLIVER BRAN . Montgomery, Alabama; Vrt; I'hcta Chi • WILLIAM DALTON BRE VKF1ELD, Birmingham. Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Delta Chi; Auburn A Club, Pi Mu L| silon, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. • RUSSELl MeDILL BRENGELMAN, Gadsden, Alabama; Engi necring Physics; Pi Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma, I an Beta Pi. Second Row: • HAROLD LEE BREWER, Rome, Georgia; Aeronautical Engineering. Delta Clii; Phi Era Sigma, Steerage. • JAiYlES ERNES! BRIDGES, JR., Tuskegee, Alabama; Business Administration. • RON' CI.YDI BRI’I I AIN. JR., Fort Payne, Alabama; Chemical engineering; Sigma Pi; Chi Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade, American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of American Mechanical Engineers, Wesley Foundation. Third Row: • PAUL NAN cl pp BROACH, West Point, Georgia; Education; K Delta Pi. • CAROL L. BROADRICK. Dalton. Georgia; Business Administration; Delta Delta Delta. • JAMI S LOW I I I. BROCK. Boa . Mabaina; Chcm-jcal Engineering. • JOSEPH BARRIS BROGDEN, Andalusia, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Pi. I'm Kin Row. • JAMES Dl WARD BROGI.I. Bondville. Kentucky. Veterinary Medicine. Omega Tau Sigma (President i; Camera (dub. Alpha Zeta. N’icc-President of School of Veterinary Medicine • WILLIAM Bl RTON BROOKS. Dothan, Alabama; Veterinary .Medicine; Omega Tau Sigma; Junior American Veterinary .Medicine Association. JAMES RUSSI I BROTIIE.RS. Horton. Mabaina; Electrical I nginecring; Institute of Radio Engineers (Chairman'. Nuburn Student Engineers, American Institute of Electrical I nginccrs. Auburn Veterans Association. • DAN HARRIS BROUGH ION. At more, Alabama; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. Finn Row: • DAVID I AVI.OR BROUGHI ON. JR. Birmingham, Alabama; Electrical Enginccting; Nmciican Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engineers. (THOMAS WILDON BROWER, Savannah. Georgia; Aert tical Engineering; Sigma Pi. Pi Tail Sigma. Institute «� f Aeronautical Sciences. (•i-omikms St.itF. lau Beta Pi. Engineer's Council. • BARBARA N BROWN. Ced.trrown, Georgia; Education; Mplta Gamma Delta; Nuburn Band. I rcshnt.ui Advisory’ Council. Student I dtication Nssociation. • CAR oi N SOPHIA BROWN, Atlanta. Georgia; Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Angel Flight. Student I dtication Association, Delta Chi Sweetheart. Sixth Row: • DAVID Ni l SON BROWN. Birmingham. Alih.mn. Mechanical I ugi necring. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • DAVID RICHARD BROW N. Atlanta, Georgia; Business Administration; Alpha I au Omega: ACOIA. Village lair Committee. Spirit Committee. • JAMI S EA’EKI I I BROWN, Heflin, Alabama; Forestry; Auburn Veterans Association. Forestry. • JAMES LAMAR BROWN, Gadsden, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; Pi ’Tau Sigma. Scabbard and Blade, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Skvi sih Row; • JERRY IAMAR BROWN. I lackncv ville. Alabama; .Mechanical Engineer • | !IN BROWN, Webster, Florida; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi. • 'JULIA I .LISE. BROWN, Dothan. Mabama; Home Economies; Nlpha Lambda Delta. Omicron N’u. Home Economics Club. • LEONARD ROLAND BROW N, l ive Points. Alabama; An. I'.IGIIIH Row: • MN RON DOUGLASS BROW N. Tallahassee. F lorida; Veterinary Medicines Alpha Psi; American Veterinary Medical Association. • PHILLIP WAN NT. BROW N, Birmingham, Alabama Business Administration. • ROB ER L WESLEY BROW N. Gardendate, Alabama; Industrial .Management; Society for the Advancement ot Management, Caissons. • ROSALYN TURNER BROYVN. Opelika. Alabama; Education; Kappa Delta; Sigma Tau Delta, Student Education Association; Union Committees. 3n Firm Row: • I INI) PALI.INI BROWNING, Monroeville. Alabama; Home I eo-noniics I duration; Alpha Delia Pi. • DAVID M. BRYANT, JR.. Demop olis, Alabama; Forcsirv: I'orcstry Club. Baptist Stiulent Union. Society of itit'ricaii I’orcMcrv • MARY VIRGIN! BUCI1AN W. I liinisvillc, Alabama; Home I'conomics Education; lpha Omicron Pi; Union Entertainment Committee. • ROBERT PICKET I BUCHANAN. Opelika, Alabama; Science and l iterature; Kappa Sigma; Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade, Arnold Air Society. Auburn Historical Society. StcoM� Row; • J.WII'S IT IO.MAS BUCK. I homaston. AEtbama; Civil Engineering; Sigma N’ti; Scaldiard and Blade. American Soviets of Civil Engineers. Society of American Military Engineers. • JAMES RICHARD BULLINGTON, Chattanooga, Ecnnessec; Science and Literature Sigma Pi; Spades. Omicron Delta Kappa; Vl.iimin.ni. Editor, Managing Editor, Sports Editor, ACOI A. Pub-licity Chairman. Village l air. Publicity Chairman, lurispnulencc Committee; Tiger Ciih Editor. Publications Board. • JAMES ALBERT BUMGARNI R, Childersburg. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • NORMAN I I I Bt NDY, Miami. Florida; Industrial Management, Delta Tau Delta. Third Row: • JOHN NATHAN BURCHFIELD. Birmingham, Alabama; Business Ad ministration. • JOHN AEWAN BURGESS. Opp. Alabama; Science and l iterature; Camera Club. Psychology Club. • Bl II A I’d NCI II BURKS. Decatur. Alabama; Education; Baptist Student Union. Phi Beta l.ambda, lowers • JOE WOOD BE RKS. Otk Ridge, I ennesscc; Veterinary Medicine; Omega l au Siuma. Junior American A'eterinary Medical Association. I An riii Row: • ROBERT W. BURNI I PE. Hartwell. Gcotvia; Civil Engineering. • don Al l) DAWSON BURNHAM. Webb. Alabama; Agricultural Education; Alpha Gamma Rbo. I K 11)1)11 MITCHELL BUSH. Hartford. Alabama. Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Auburn Veterans Association. • MACK OE-IAT R BUTLER. JR.. Camilla, Georgia; Science and Literature; Sigma Nu. In in Row: • BARBARA ANN BYNUM, Walnut Grove. Alabama; Education; lowers. Kappa Delta Pi. Wesley Foundation. • ABRAHAM SAMI I I BYRD, Montgomery. Al abama; Electrical E ngineering. • J A All s Al Bl Rl ItYKD, Ozark. Alabama. Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. • JOHN CARSON ( AIN!.. JR.. SaiTord. Alabama; Chemistry; American Chemical Society. Auburn Engineering Council. Sim n Row: • Bl N | AMIN E ARE CAEDAA EI.E. Lillian. Alabama. Science ami l itcra-tun Dicta Chi; Steerage. • JAMES MERRELI CALDWELL. Alexander City. Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • BARBARA KAY CALHOUN, l ip-comb. Alabama; Science and Eitcratitrc; Alpha Omicron Pi; PanhcUcnic Representative. Spirit Committee. Vhimin.in, Rush Advisor, l ine Arts Committee. Sociology Club. History Club. • BARNWELL Rill I I CALHOl V JR„ I ifton, Georgia; Business Administration; l.ambda Chi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi, Pershing Rifles. SiviMii Row: • Bll I li EUGENIA CAMPBELL. Lafayette, Alabama; Education. • ROGER Al. AN . ANI II I,I). Mobile. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Delta Up-siloii; Institute of Ratlin Engineers. • DORIS JI AN CANNON. Anniston. Alabama; Art; Zeta fan Alpha; Art Guild. • lANlCI FAYI CANTI R BURY. Montgomery, Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi. I ii.tmi Row : • MURRAY EDWARD CAPE. Alontrcil. Quebec; Pharmacy; Phi Delta Chi. American Pharmaceutical Association. Rim Chi President. • A II I ! AM PI AKA CAPPS. Birmingham, Alabama; Art; Pi Kappa Phi. • ROBERT I I AVIS CARLSON. St. Louis. Missouri; Chemistry; Alpha Phi Omega. 1 rack md Salier, American Chemical Society. • |AMES EDMUND CARLTON, JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Aeronautical Administration; Phi Kappa Tau. Nimii Row: • I ARRA I ARE (.'ARAIACK. Plicnis City. Alabama; Mechanical Etiginecr-ing: American Society for Mechanical Engineers. • ARTHUR Don Alt PENTER, I alladega.’ Alabama. Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa .Alpha; Pi I'au Sigma. Pi Mu I (isiloii. I au Beta Pi. E ngineering Council. • RAYMOND I'ORRi SI ( AKIM N I I R. lall.nlcga. Alabama; Forestry; Society of American Foresters. Auburn Forestry (Tub. • HOUSTON SMI I II CARR. Auburn. Alabama; Pre-Law; l.ambda Chi Alpha. I i nin Row: • THEODORE IRNISI CARR. JR., lee-burg, Iiorid.i, E'.lectrical IV.gi nee ring; Alpha Tau Omega; Institute of Radio Engineer-. • Cl I ARIES CARROLL. Birmingham, Alabama; Business Administration. • JEROME IHORI.AU CARROI.E. Clayton. Alabama; Biology; Alpha Zeta. Auburn Wrestling ream. • ROBERT I’HOMAS CARRUTH, Gadsden. Alabama; Engineering Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma, I au Beta Pi. Scabbard and Blade, Society of American Military Engineers. 31Z SENIORS Firm Row: • CHARLES ROBERT (JAR 1TR. Birmingham. Alabama. Aeronautical I n-giuccring; Sigma C'lii; l i lau Sigma, Arnold Air Sitcicty, Scabbard and Blade. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. • BRUC1 Nil 11 JA III I I. Harrods-liurg, Kentucky; A’etcrinary Medicine. Omega I an Sigma. • I RI I) CAl -I III N. JR, Montgomery, Alabama; Busiilcs Administration, Lambda Chi Alpha. • Wil l A MITCHELL CAUTHEN, Montgomery, Alabama; Me citunirnl litginecring; ubum Veteran Association; American Socictj of Me-ciianical Engineers; Pi I an Sigma. Si.com Row; • WILLIAM CARI A (.11ADBOURNE. Birmingham. Alabama. Business Ad-ministration; Theta Citi; Track and Saber, Auburn Octet. • RONALD II. CIIAK. Miami l lorida; Vctcrinarv lealicilie; Omega I at Sigma; mcrican Veterinary Medical Association. • Cl U DI EUGI Nl CH IBI II. Gads ilcn. Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aerospace Sciences. • OKI IA CHAPMAN, JR, Troy, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma n; Circle Is. Student Government Safety Committee. I'niiti! Row; • RICHARD HENRA CHAPMAN, Brundidge. Alabama; Education. • IX mo I IIA SIT (.'II APPI LI . Birmingham. Mabama; Secretarial I raining. Pi Beta Phi; Union Committee, Village lair Committee. • KIWI III SCO'I I CHARLTON, Montgomery, Mabama; Business Administration. Sigma Chi. • TRII.OK BIHARK CHAUDHARY. Muzaflamur. (Bihar). India; Civil Engineering; American Society of (Ji il Engineers. Institution ot r.ngineering (India ; International Relations Club. locum Rose; • LUCIA MARIA CHAUDRON, Mobile. Alabama; Science and Literature. • HUGH JACK CLARK. JR.. Jacksonville, Alabama; Business Admim-tru-tion; Kappa Alpha. • JUDITH GAIL Cl.ARK, Dothan. Alabama. rt. rt Guild, omen's Student Government Association. • GI'ORGI I DM RI) CLAUSEN. JR.. Mobile, Alabama; I ducatton; I i Kappa. Phi Mu Epsilon. Firm Row; • IIOWARD I. CI.WBROOK. I in erne. Malwma; I ducat ion; Caisson Club. • k I NNETH ALLEN CLEMONS. Birmingham, Alabama: Education; Pi Kappa Phi. • RAYMOND JOSEPH Cl EMONS. O.ielika, Alabama; Business Administration. • CPI ARLES MINGER CLIFTON', Nr. Augustine, Florida; Chemical I nginccring; American Socitts of Chemical Engineers. Society of American Military I ngincers. Scabbard and Blade, Rifle l earn. Simii Row • WAI.II R l.l I Cl.II ION. Sviacaui::. Alabama. Psychology. Psi (.'hi. • HOWARD AUGUSTUS CLONTS. Selma. Alabama; Agricultural Man agement; Alpha Gamma Rho; Alpha Zeta; Agricultural Economics Club (President'. • BILLIE ANN CLOl l . Huntsville, Albania; Education; Delta Zeta; Phi Beta Lambda. Student I ducat ion Association. Union Committee. • RALPH PATRICK COBB, Monroeville, Alabama; Textile Management; Sigma Pi. Si SI VIII Row; • II AROI!) v A | (.(ICR an. Sylacauga. Alabama; Electrical Engineer ing; Institute « :' Radio Engineers. • GERALD GORDAN COLI MAN Macon. Georgia; Business Administration. • | A All N Bl NNI I I Oil I I I, Onconta, Alabama; Education. • JAAIIS SAAILT'.I (.'Oil I A. Prattville Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Institute of Aero-Space Scientists. l uan11 Row: • Nil RON ()'!)l LI C011 II K. JR - Palatka. Florida; Industrial ■Management; Kappa Sigma. • EDWARD Gl ORGI COI.I INS. Miami. Elorida; Mathematics; Srecragc. Phi Eta Sigma. • I I.DRIIXil IU I I IAIN COLEI NS. JR.. I.ake City, Florida; Aeronautical I nginecring; Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Mu Epsilon. Steerage. Scalthard and Blade. Alpha .eta. American Siciets ot Agricultural Engineers. • MICHAEL IOSEPH COLPACK. Bessemer, Alabama Sigma Nu; I Icctrical Engineering; Institute of Radio I ngincers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, I ta Kappa Nu. 3 3 First Row: • ROYAL F.ARL COI.SOM, Mobile. Alabama; Civil Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Pi l� Epsilon, I'au Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of American Military Engineers, Scabbard and Blade. • ROBERT COFFEE COLVIN, Birmingham, Alabama: Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta. • GEORGE ROBI RT CONNOLLY. Mobile. Ala bama; Mathematics; Pi Mu Ensilon, Newman Club. • JAMES WALTER COOK, Jackson, Mississippi; Electrical Engineering; Pi .Alu Epsilon, Institute-of Radio Engineers, American Institute of I iectrical Engineers. Skcono Row: • MARGARET FLEMING COOK, rhomasvillc, Georgia; Education: Kappa Delta. • AAII.I.AKD RAY C(X)K. Auburn. Alabama; Business Administration. • ID A R AY CO()l I A . Birmingham, -Alabama; Education; Delta eta: Student Education Association. • THOMAS I . COOPER, Selma, Alabama; Civil Engineering; Men's Glee Club, Aten's Quartet, American Society of Civil Engineers. Emkn Row: • RAYMOND LOUIS COPELAND, Gadsden. Alabama; Mechanical I ngi-nccring; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • MARTHA ANN CORK, Graysvillc, Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Student Ixluca tion Association, Entertainment Committee, Publicity Committee. • AVII - I.I AAI AA’AA NI CORI.I SS. Charleston, South Carolina; I ducation. • MARA III I I N COTTER, Enterprise. -Alabama; Education; Chi Omega; Association of Qiildhood Education, Student Education Association Treasurer. T'oirih Row: • REYNOLD MARTIN COUNTS. Mobile, Alabama; Building Construction; Builders Guild. • PEGGY’ ANN COI RENTA. Scottsboro. Alabama: Alusic; Kappa Delta; Delta Omicron. • SI I PHI N DALI COIR INI A. Sc linn, Alabama; Business Administration; Theta Chi. • JEAN ALARM CRAIG. Columbus, Georgia; Education; Chi Omega; Student Education Association, Social Committee, Publicity Committee, Woman's Recreation Association. Firm Row: • SYLA'IA I I IZABI-. TH CRANE. Webb. Alabama; I ducation. • (.1.1 A T-l and si A CR AW I ORD, Sylacauga, Alabama; Interior Design. • JA.YII s R. CRAWFORD. New Canaan. Connee-tieut; Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta. • FHOMAS CR1 NSHAW CRAWFORD, Marion, Alabama; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman Senator, Cheerleader. SujH-rinrendem of Spirit, Squires. Sixth Row: • DIANE MAXWELI CRAWLEY Montgomery, Alabama; Education; Baptist Student Union. Student Education Association. Association of Child-hot� il Education, Freshman Advisory Council. • C ARE EDAA’ARD CREAS- AI. AN, Athens, Tennessee; Electrical I nginccring. Phi Alu Delta. Baptist Student Union, Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Engineering Co-op, Student Adviser-Freshman Orientation, 1961 A'illage Fair Electrical Engineering Exhibit, German Club, Freshman Baptist Student Council. • RONALD J. UK I EL. AA'icksburg, Alabama; Business Administration; Debate Team. • GERALD HANSON CRESAP, New Orleans, Louisiana; Building Construction; Wrestling Team. Track Team. Siumii Row: • PEGGY CRI .AA, Cairo, Georgia. Education; Alpha Delta Pi; Kappa Delta Pi, Association of Childhood Education. • CLYDE W . CROSS, Sylacauga, Alabama: Education. • HARE and EUGENI CROSS. Birmingham, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha; Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Pi Sigma. National Secretary Pi Tau Pi Sigma. American Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio I ngineers. A'illage I air (Electrical Engineering Exhibit). • JERRY CLARK CROSS, AA'ilsonvillc, Alabama; Building (Construction. I act mi Row: • LEI TERREI.I CROUCH. Panama ( its-. Florida; Textile Management; Alpha I ..u Omega; Society for the Advancement of Alanagcment. • Al.A'IN AIACK CROAA'E. Alorris. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. Stewardship Chairman Married, mprist Student Union. • WILLIAM LI I CRUMP, JR_ Huntsville, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Chi. • n n a CAROLYN CULPEPPi R. Columbus, Georgia; l« I uc at ion; Kappa Delta; President AA’ontcn’s Student Government Association. Judiciary Council, Women's Discipline Committee. Student Government Cabinet. Committee on Academic Honesty, Home Economics Club. Ninth Row: • (iI NI CUIA'I R. Auburn, Alabama; Advertising Design; Alpha Gamma Delta; President of Alpha Gamma Delta. Art Guild. Secretary, Baptist Student Union, Mortar Board, Historian. • MYRNA ANN cl MnY, Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Literature; Alpha Lambda Delta, lowers. Secretary. A'icc Pic-siilcnt, Mortar Board, Freshman Advisory Onincil, AVomen's Student Government Association, Fine Arts Committee. Baptist Student Union Choir. Baptist Student Union Greater Couneij. • JOHN PHILIP CUMMINGS, Auburn. Alabama; 1 ducation; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • J. F. CUNNINGHAM. Birmingham, Alabama; Be si new -Administration. Ei in Row: • RALPH SANFORD CUNNINGHAM. Birmingham, Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Sigma C’lii. • RICHARD RUSSELL CURTIS, Montezuma. Georgia; Aeronautical Administration; Sigma Pi; Auburn Engineer . • BENNIE SUE CUR I IS, Birmingham. Alabama; Science and Literature; Kappa Alpha I beta; riainmi.m News Editor. Women's Intramurals. Editor. Village I air Housing Committee, cast of “ The Bartered Bride , Critique StalT, Auburn Literary Society, A'icc President of Kappa Alpha I beta. • VVAA'NI COS I OR CUR I IS. Troy, Alabama; Education; Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Zeta. Kappa Delta Pi. Phi Delta Kappa. Gamma Sigma Delta, Phi Kappa Phi. Collegiate ET A. Track and Saber, Scabbard anil Blade. 3 4 SENIORS KATHERINfc DAVIS ' CAROLE WALKER I imm Row: • JOHN G. CURTIN, Birmingham. Mabama. Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • LEE GRAH M DABBS. Bessetner, Alabama: Business Admin istration; Kappa Alpha. • MARY ELIZA B1 III dxniii.s. Birmingham, Alabama; Secretarial I raining. Pi Beta Phi. Union Committee. Baptist Student Union. • ROBI R I JOSEPH DANOS, Cantonment I lorida; Chemical I ngi nccring; I’hcta Xi; American Institute of Chemical engineers. Newman (dub. Si i 4inn Row; • M. ANN DARBY, Florence, Alabama; Nome Economies; Delta Zeta. • SHELDON WAYNI DARNELL. East I allasscc, Alabama: Education • GARNI IT GRANVILU DAVIDSON. JR- Sheffield. Alabama; gri cultural I dueation. • ALBRIA DAVIS. JR.. Pinson. Alabama; Forestry; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Forestry Club. Society of American Foresters. Wrestling l earn (Captain). South I astern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Champion. Fiiird Row: • I DWIN |l Will DAVIS. Wetumpka. Alabama; Business dministration; Fau Kappa Epsilon; Delta Sigma Pi, Magnolia Donnitory Senator. • III D-LE M.FXANDIR DAVIS. Livingston, Mabama: Forestry: Kappa Alpha Epsilon. Society of American Foresters, Circle K. Forestry (dub. • JWII'S JACKSON DAVIS. Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Alpha Fau Omega. • JANE AI.ICI DAVIS; Columbus, Georgia; Education; Zeta l au Alpha. Sorority Rush (diainnan. Student I dueation ssociation. Kappa Delta Pi, Association for Childhood Education, Fresliman dvisory Council, I’binsman Staff. I’m kiii Row: • JO ANNA DAVIS. Mobile, Alabama; Home I conomics; Chi Omega. • JOE BOB DA IS. Cirossvillc, Alabama; Mechanical Engineennu; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • KATHERINE WORSI F'S DAVIS. Auburn. Alabama; Science and Literature; Kappa Delta; Mortar Board President, Assistant Editor of I’hinmun, Orientation Group Leader. F'resltman Advisory Council. Sigma lau Delta. Westminster Fellowship, Senior Personality. • MARCIA DAVIS, Fmy. Alabami; I ducation; (dii Omega, I'nion Committee, Student Education Association. Association of Childhood I duca tion, Fresliman Advisory Council. Fifth Row • OSCAR F.ARL l). IS. JR.. Gulfport, Mississippi; Science and Literature; Phi Kappa Fau; lpha Phi Omega, Phi Mu Mplia, Baptist Student Union. • JOP.I PHILIP DAY. Plicnix City. Alabama; Aeronautical Administration; Delta I mi Delta. • LI Ron DEAN, Mexander City, Alabama; Textile I ngincering; Phi Psi. Circle K. Amcricin Association of t extile (diemist and Colorist. Engineering Council. • WILLARD DWIGHT DEAN, Panama City. Florida; Business Administration; Theta Chi; ubum Men's Octet, Spring Show. Opera Workshop, Concert Choir. Sixth Row: • JOHN JACKSON Dl ARING. Covington. Georgia; Building (a nstruction; Builders Guild. • JAMES ROBI Rl Dl SON. Jasper. Mabama; Civil I ngi necring. • JANI PERR DEER, Nashville, tennessee; Home Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi. • HIRVFKI JOF DI NNIY. I alladcga, Mabama, Psychology. Si u vm Row: • FAY I'. MARIE. DF.NSON, Columbus. Georgia; Education; Phi Beta lambda. Auburn Maiorettc. Auburn Band. Freshman Advisory Council. • ELIZABETH CAROL DENT, Pine Mountain Valley. Georgia; Education • I AMES VANCI DEVENNY, Eufaula. Mabama; Icxtik Management; Phi P- i. Caisson Club • JOSI PH RUDULPH DINKINS. Birmingham, Ala-luma; Forestry. I Kami Row: • MARJORII A. DIXON. Andalusia. Alabama; Clicmistry; Pi Beta Phi. • JAMES WOOD DOBBS. Birmingham. Mabama; Mechanical Engineering. • IIUBBARI) II. DONALD. Mobile. Alabama; Building (.ohmruction; Delta Sigma Phi. • JOHN ALSTON DORGAN, Mobile. Mabama; Civil I nginecr-ing; American Society of Civil Engineers. Newman Club. 3 5 Fir si Row; • BILLY ANDRIAV DOKKOUGI I. Leeds. Alabama; Business Administrations Sigma lplii Epsilon. • ROBERT TODD DOWNEY, Kansas City. Missouri; I lectrical Engineering; Institute «� tf Radio Engineers. American Institute of i lectrical Engineers, K Mu Epsilon. • IOHN ADAM DREHER. Birmingliam. Alabama; Building Construction; Builders Guild. Society of American Military Engineers. • EDDY LYNN DRYDl . Heflin, Alabama: Forestry; Society of American Foresters. Baptist Student Union. Agricultural Council, Oliiccr of Auburn Forestry Club. Smoso Row-. • I R NK IIORA DUBOSE. .Manhattan Beach. California; Science and l.itcr-amre; Pi Kappa lpha. • CYNTHIA FRANCES DUDLEY. Opelika, Ala-liania: I ducation; Pi Beta Phi. • JUDI III %NN DUDLI Y. Opelika, Alabama, I due it:oii; Stiidcn; I ducation Association. • JANICI ANN Dl l I’Y, Huntsville. Alabama; Science and Literature; Alpha Delta Pi; Sigma Fan Delta. I'mikii Row; • | MIS AI AN DUNKIN'. Onconta. Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • WILLIAM HOW ARD DUNLAP. Selma, Alabama: Agricultural Engineering; Alpha Gamma Rho. • DONALD E. DUNN. W’adlcy. Alabama; Agricultural Idministraiioii; Agricultural I Economics Club. • CHARLES N. DUNN AM. Semmes, Alabama; Cavil I nginccring. I in it i n Row: • RICHARD MARVIN DURHAM. Theodore, Alabama; I lectrical Engineering; Phi Kappa Tau; W restling Team. Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of I lectrical Engineers. Social Committee, Spirit Committee. • Robert VERNON DUROl GH, Bessemer. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Baptist Student Union. • DARRELL DAVID D S. Atlanta, Georgia; Business Administration; Eiger Sharks. • PRESTON (.1 ARK DYE!. Augusta, Georgia-, Forestry; l ambda Chi Alpha. I n in Row: • WILLIAM (JI AN DYESS, Mobile, Alaltama; Imlustrial Management; Society of Mucrican Military I ngineers. Society for the dvanccmcnt of Management. • I.EON FRANKLIN DYKES, Jackson, Alabama; Education; lpha Gam.ua Rho. • GERALD MICHAEL l ARM Y. Warrington, Florida; Science and I hcraturc. • l)E N CORDELL I ARM SI. Brantley, Alabama; Indiistrial Management. Siviit Row: • WI NDY I. I YEIIIRLY. Mobile. Alabama; Education. Delta eta. • M i M II Mill RSTON ECKFORD, Starkvillc, Mississippi; Education; Delia Delta Delia. • MARTHA ANN EDGE. Montcvallo, Alabama; Home l conomics; Phi Mu. • BOBBY BR an I DWARDS, Athens, Alabama; Elec-irical Engineering; Phi I .a Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Era Kappa Nil, President, I ui Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Auburn Student E ngineers Council. Si w s. hi Row: • JOIIK RAY I DW ARDS, Selma, Alabama; Business Administration; Delta Sigma Pi, Arnold Air S .du . • WILLIAM JAMES EDWARDS. Montgomery, Alabama; Industrial Management; I beta Chi. • CAROLYN EGGE, Gulfport, Mississippi; Kappa Alpha Ilicra; Newman Club, l ine Arts Committee, Aliss Homecoming Court. Giomirviv Beauty. • DRURY WILLIAM I I I AIM). Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration; I beta (.'hi. I u.iiiii Row; • l l NNI III Al I AN II I.IOTT, Stanford. Kentucky; Forestry; Forestry (dub. Societs of American Foresters. • HI NRY PI ARCE’. I'Ll.IS. Mobile, Alabama. Mechanical Engineering. • DRURY WILLIAM 1 I I AIM). Birmingham, Alabama; Business Adminisiration. • SIIARRON KAA I NG I AND. Cantonment. Florida; I ducation; lowers. Wesley Foundation. Ni 111 Row: • BUSH SEAUGHTI R I NGEISII. Pine Hill, Alabama; Civil Engineering; Chi I psilon, American Society of Civil I ngineers. Auburn Student Engineers Council. • JUDITH CLAYTON IMIS. Houston, rexas; Psychology. Psi Chi. Phi Kappa Phi. Women's Student Government Association. Judiciary Council, freshman Advisorv Council. Auburn Psychology (dub. • LINDA JAM I I HI RIDGE. Columbus. Georgia; Education. • ERNEST WER-M'R l ul l 17. Huntsville. Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Al'S A. 11 silt Row: • DON Al I) I DWIN EVANS. Sylaeauga. Alabama; I ducation. • GLENN A’A NCI FA’A NS, Birmingham, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Institute of Radio E ngineers. • ROBERT FREDERICK FAD.AOE. Opelousas. Louisiana; Pliannacv; Phi Delta ('hi. American Plunn.iee iiie.il Association, Seiblurd and Blade. Newman Club, • RAYMOND AMIRI FAIRCLOTH, Mobile, Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. V6 SENIORS ANCE HEARN I IKM RoW • 1)1' BOR l I W I’ Alt Ml K. I inis. Mabama; I Ionic I conomicv. I loin. I cotiomiv (,lnl� . Baptist Student I nion. • l KI N Mi l I ON I R I I I . Mobile. Malinina; Education. Delta Omicron. uburn .Marching Bainl. Gon-cen Choir. uiiurn Orchestra. Entertainment Committee. • I OWIN' I.AM K E'AL'LK. I'roy. Alabama; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil I ngiueers. • M. ELLEN FETNI R. La Grange, Georgia; I ducation. Suomi Row; • SUSAN RI INI FICKI I I . Birmingham. Alabama: Education; Delta Delta Delta. Mnerievn Childhood I ducation. • IIOMI.R SAN'DI RSHSIII R. uburn, Alabama; Pre-Law; Debate Council, Debate Team, Tau Kappa Omicron Debate Honorary. Circle K. • LUTHER HIOMAS FLI MING. JR., (xdumbin, Iviincvscc; Business Administration; I ambda Chi Alpha; Union I ntcrtainineiu (Committee. Spirit Committee. Delta Sigma Pi. • PA TR1CI v'l SAN FI I MING, Biriningtiam, Alabama; Education; Chi Omega. I'iiihi. Row: • KENDRALI HYDRICK FLESSAS, Sr. Petersburg. Florida; civil Enoi-nccring; American Socicw of Civil Engineers. • EMORY RUFFIN FLOREY. Birmingham. Alabama; Building Construction; Kappa Alpha. • MAR I II LICE I I.OKI Fairfield. Alabama; I ducation. • MARY AII L1A FON I'll l.l .. Birmingham. Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Pi Mu I psilon. Kappa Delta Pi. Student E ducation Association. l ot Kill Row ; • I RNI SI I RASTUS FORBES, Birmingham. Alabama: I lectrical I nginccring; Institute of Radio I nginccrs. meric.m Institute of I lectrical I ngi- neers. • ROBI R1 STEPHI NS FORD, Sheffield, Alabama; Industrial Management. Society Mlvanccmcn: of Management. Baptist Student Union. . l I ci CORDELL FORD, Chickasaw, Alabama; Mechanical I ngi iKering; sne.ican Society of Mechanical Engineers. • RUTH I I l l I ORSN Mil. Montgomery, Mabama; Business dministration; lpha Oini cron I’i. l it in Row • li KRE 1.1. I I GI ni FRANKLIN, Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering: Mucrican Institute of Electrical Engineers. I’i Tau I’i Sigma. Institute of Radio Engineers. • DONALD WAYNE FREEMAN, Athens. Mabama; Agricultural Administration; Mpha Gamma Rho; Block and Bridle. Agricultural Economics Club. I rack and Saber. Agricultural Council. • I LZII HARRISON FRI I MAN. Panama city. Florida; Electrical Engi nccring; Pi l au I’i Sigma. Era Kappa Nu, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • III NRY CONRAD FREEMAN, Mobile, Mabama; Business Administration; Sigma Chi. Stxin Row: • JE AN IIAII I I Rll I.. B.n Minute. Alabama: I ducation; Alpha Delta I’i. National Education Association. • GKORGI ERVIN FRIZ .I I I . Foley. Mabama; Science ami Literature; Steerage (Vice President). I’i Mu Epsilon. • EDWARD H. FULLER, JR.. Cullman. Mabama; Industrial Management; Sigma I’i. • LUTHER B. i I 1.1.1'K. Birmingham, Alabama; Physics; I’hi Gamma Delta; Caissons, Auburn Skin Diving Club. Si vt Mil Row ; • I NOMAS RICHARD I I 1.1 I It. Auburn, Mabama; Forestry. Beta I’i. Mpha Phi Omega. • RONALD LEE I UNDERBURG. Birmingham. Ala bama: Mechanical Engineering; Pi Mu Epsilon, I’i Tau Sigma. • WILBUR EDWIN GAINES, Prattville, Alabama; Education. • ROBERT F. GAL I N i, Gadsden, Alabama; Business Administration; Phi Kappa Tau. I mini Row ; I Is I I) l.l I (iAMKI.I . Montgomery. Alabama; Industrial IX-ign. Sigma I’i Industrial Design l-orum. Auburn Band. • WOODROW RONALD GAMBLE. Senatobia, Mississippi; Eject rival I nginccring; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • |AMI'S RICE (iARNI I I Prattville. Mabama; Physics. • IIUG1I ROBI R E GARRISON. Birmingham Alabama; Business Administration. 3 7 First Row: • MARY AW GARRF.'I F. Jackson’s Gan. -Alabama; F'.ducatiun. • DON LD LEE GARRISON, Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration; Alpha Fan Omega. • HUGH ROBLRI GARRISON. Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration; Varsity Baseball. • SAI.I.Y K A THAI.LIT.N GEORGE. Demopolis. Alabama; Science ami Literature; Alpha Gamma Delta; Panhcllenic Council, Publicity Chairman, Rush Chairman, ami President of Alpha Gamma Delta, Secretary to Council of Student Organizations, Freshman Advisory Council, Women’s Recreation Association, Auburn Literary Society. Sfcond Row: • DON FRANK GIARDINA. Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration. • I MOM AS FERRELL GIBSON, I roy. Alabama; Agriculture. • DE n n Bl I SSIKG GII BERT, Dawson. Alabama; Education. • WILLIAM CL.AA ION CILBI.K F. Montgomery, Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Pi 'Fau Sigma, Scabbard and Blade, Institute of Aerospace Sciences, American Rocket Society. Tiiikh Row: • 1HO.MAS AVAYNT GILLIAM. Birmingham. Mabama; Business Adininis-tration. • CLARKE McKINLEV 11.1.1 si’ll . Birmingham, Alabama; Elec trical I’nginccring; Lau Kappa I'psilon; A’icc President of the School of I'nginccring, Fau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. Scabbard and Blade. Pi I an Pi Sigma. Phi Eta Sigma. Advertising Manager of Auburn Engineer. Sl l NN (ill LIS. Mobile. Alabama; Business Administration; Women's Student Government Association. • EDWARD M. GIVI LAX. SatTord, Alabama; Forestry. Fovkiii Row: • I IIO.M AS P. GLANION. (irantvillc. Georgia; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma; Delia Sigma Pi. Arnold Air Society, Scabbard ind Blade, Air Force ROIC Wing Commander. • BARBARA AI.ICI Cl INN, list I allassce, Alabama; I'ducat ion; Band. Student I’ducation Association. Associa- tion tor Childhood Education. Kappa Delta Pi. • CHARLES WAKRI N GLI NN. Decatur. Alabama; Chemical I'nginccring; American Institute of (licmieal Engineers. • GLN'I 1.1 I GLI NN. Trussvillc. Alabama; Mechanical I'nginccring; Phi Kappa Fau; Arnold Air Society. Fifth Row: • ,I ORGI A- GLI NN. jk.. Trussvillc, Alabama; Business Administration; Phi Kappa Tau: Circle K. • TYLER ELIAS GLENN, JR.. Birmingham. Alabama, Art. Phi Kappa l au. Alpha Phi Omega. Camera Club. • CHARLES HOY F GOBY. Miami. Florida; Veterinary Medicine. Alpha Psi. • J.AMFS F.LI.IO''I' GOLDSBOROUGH, Dothan, Alabama; Business Administration; Phi Delta I'hcta. Sixth Row: • COBB MAC COLSON. JR., Calhoun, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Chi. • RANDOLPH OR AN GONCL. Stcienvm. Alabama; Agricultural Engineering; American Society of Agricultural IngincciN. • GARY GRAY (JORDON, Ctvsral Springs. Mississippi; lalmratory Technology; PS Kappa Phi; Alpha Epsilon Delta. • JAM1S Dl an c.owi n. ir.. Way cross. Georgia; Forestry-; Sigma Chi; Rand, Forestry Club, Society o! American Foresters. Sigma Chi. St w mii Row: • A'IRGINIA M ARII GRADY. Selma, Alabama; Laboratory Lcchnology; ' .eta l au Alpha; Newman Club, laboratory Technology Club Treasurer. American Chemical Society. • JOHN PI I R(.T GRAN I HAM. Gdumbus. Georgia; Education; Phi Mii Alpha. • I RM A HELI X GRAY. Sliawmut. Alabama; Education. • GEORGE HEXRY GRAY, Chattanooga. Tennessee; Industrial .Management; Society for the Advancement of Management. I k.iiiii Row: • JF.RRY MINI I Y GRITNE. lalladcga. Alabama. Education. • JAO OUILINI I). GRI I R. Birmingham. Alabama; education; Delta eta. • CHARMS MARVIN GRIFFIN. Amcricus, Georgia; (.1acmic.il I ngi-nccring. Kappa Alpha; American liastiiutc of Chemical Engineers. Phi Lambda Upsilon. President of the School of Chemistry. • CLAYTON RAMON GRIFFIN, Valdosta, Georgia; Business Administration; Band. Nimii Row: • I.L’CILE CHARI LON GRIFFIN, Bainhridgc. (icorgia; Lducation; Alpha Delta Pi. • SAMUEL CRAIG GRIFFIN, Birmingham, Alabama. Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. • WILBURN K GRIFFIN. Opelika. Alabama; Business Administration. • WILLIAM I I W IS GRIFFIN, Gadsden, Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. Iism Row: • WILLIAM ROBI RL GRII I IN, Ashclmro. North Carolina; Aeronautical Engineering- • HI NR SPRUEI L, Spruccpinc, Alabama; Agriculture; Alpha Gamma Rho; Dairy Science Club. I II Club. • JAMI S DONALD GRISSOM. Russellville. Alabama: Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • ARTHUR R. GRIZZLE, Syiacauga. .Alabama; Civil F'nginccring; Lau Beta Pi. Chi I'psilon. American Society of Chemical I nginccrs. 3l8 SENIORS ED JAMES FORD LAUMER I'iksi Row: • JUDY ANN GROOVER, Heflin, Mibum; Education; Zeta Tju Alpha • PEYTON LOUIS GUNNELS, Macon, Georgia; An. Sigma Chi. • HA1 HUDSON Gl rilRir. Jasper. Alabama; business Administration; I beta Xi; Band, Publicity Committee, Men’s Octet, Men’s Glee Club, Auburn Radio Oub, Baptist Student Union. • JANS ELIZABETH GITHER1E, Parrish, Alabama; I ducat ion; Towers. National I ilueaiion Association. Suomi Row: • MARY SL'I GU7 IIKII . Birmingham. Alabama; I ducation. • HOWARD WILLIAM HAAS. JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration: Pi Kappa Alpha; V Club, Varsity Football. • IRF.NI HAGENDORFER. Lillian. Alabama; Education. • KOBI R'l C. II AGG RD. Columbus, Georgia-. Textile Management; Delta Chi. I iiikii Row: • WILLIAM i i n i HAISTEN. Banks, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; incrican Institute of I leetiieal laiitinetrs. Institute of Radio I nginccrs • CAROL HALL. Marietta, Georgia; Home Economics; Chi Omega. • Cl AUDI.A ANNI 11 ll . Jasper. Alabama; I'Ionic Economic'; Phi Mu; Home Economics Club. Secretars of Phi Mu. Village I air Qimmitccc, Publicity Committee. • JOHN EDWARD HALL. Ocala, Florida; Building Construe tion; Auburn Rifles, Auburn Veteran Administration. Builder's Guild. Fot Kill Row: • ROIJI R I GASKEI.C II ME. Quincy, Florida; Business Administration; Band. • KOBI R I III II.AI.L. Albans-, Georgia; Business Administration; Phi Delta I beta. • SARAH ELIZABETH HALLIBURTON, Macon, Gcoi gia; Science and Literature; Alpha Delta Pi • MARA AI.IC'I 11.ALLY -BUR ION. Columbus, Georgia; I ducatioit; Psi Chi. Kappa Delta Pi. lowers. Secretars- of Psychologs- Club. l ime Row: • I AAION HOUSTON II AIM 1.1 . Chickasaw. Alabama: Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. • ROSS All ADI HAMILTON, Miami, Florida; Math; Steerage, Baptist Student Union • BARBARA JOYCE HAMBY, Montgomery, Alabama; Education; Chi Omega; President and Pledge Trainer of Qii Omega; Panhcllcnic Council. Mortar Board. Kappa Delta Pi. Student Government Concessions Board. • HAROLD WILTON HANKS. Rcpton. lal ama; Agricultural Edu itioi Collegiate Future Farmers of America. Block and Bridle. Poultry Science Club, Dairy Science Club. Sixth Row: • MARA I 1.1 MU III HANKS. Birmingham. Alabama; Education; Phs steal Education Club. Women's Recreation Association. Freshman Advisory Council, Newman Chib. • WILLIAM KARRI. I I. Whistler, Alabama; Aero nautical Engineering. • JOHN ELLIS HARRISON. Birmingham, Mabama; Mechanical Engineering. • loll DANIEL HARDEE, Beatrice, Alabama; Animal Husbandly; Alplu Gamma Rlto; President of School of Agriculture. President of Block and Bridle. Alpha Zeta. Livestock Judging l eant. Si si mu Rosv: • ROBERT ALI EN IIARDI KOPF, West Palm Beach. Florida; Physics. Theta Chi; Phi Eta Sigma. Pi Alu I psilon. Sigma Pi Sigma. • HARR S’ I I HARDIN. Bessemer. Alabama; Business Administration. • ALARY ANNI IIARCI I I’. Huntsville. Alabama; Music; Delta Delta Delta; Band. • AEARA F’RASI R HARP! R. Auburn. Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Student Education Association, Association for Childhood Education. Euami Row: • JI RRA M. 11 ARPOI.I . Auburn. Alabanu. Iutlustri.il .Management; Scab-and Blade. Society for Advancement of Management. • I I.DIM I) FRANK HARRELSON, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina; Math; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. A’illagc Fair Committee. • I AMI S PRITCHARD IIARRILE. JR Mobile. Alabama. Indtistri.il Alanagcmcnt; Society for Advancement of Management, Auliuru Veterans Association. • HAROLD MONROl HARRIS, Montgomery, Alt bama; Agricultural Science; Kappa Alpha. 3 9 Ernst Row: • JO! I. RON l I) II RRIS. Birmingham, Alabama; Business Administration. • RICHARD M. HARRIS. Opelika, Alabama; Prc-Alcdicine; Kappa Sigma. • WILLIAM R. HARRIS, Auburn, Alabama; Textile Management. • HAROLD JACKSON HARRISON. Greenville, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; I n Kappa Nu, Pi Mu Epsilon. Si oMi Row: • DOROTHY JEAN HART. Cullman. Alabama; Education; SEA. Associa tion For Childhood I ‘‘.ducat ion. • NORMAN Kl NNET 11 MAR I’, Andalusia, Mahaina; Industrial Managemem; Society foi the Advancement of Manage mini. • ROLAND EUGENE HARTVvIG, Union Springs. Alabama: For-estr • ANITA HARWELL, Tallasscc, Alabama; Home Economics; Secretary of BSU. l owers, IIoiik Economics Club. BSC Choir, Dorm Council. Omicron Nu. I man Row; • MARVIN R. MATCHER, JR.. Colingluun. renncssec; Forestry Management. • SONJI K Y II ITlAWAY, Bessemer. Alabama; Business Admin-i'tr.uion; Kappa Delta. Senior Senator. • JOHN DAVID HAYES. Dothan. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. • JOSEPH I ARI HAYES. Eutaw. Alabama; Chemistry; American Chemical Society. l ot uiii Row; • MARTHA El IZABI III I HAD. Wetumpka. Malania; Education: Kappa Alpha Hum. Phi Beta I ambda. • RON I . Ill II NI R JR? Oxford. Alabama; I Icctric.d Engineering; Society of American Military Engineers. All E, Institute of Radio I nginccrs. Auburn Student Engineers Council. • DAVID MICIIAII. HELMS, Columbus. Ocorgia; Business Administration: Varsity Golf. • JOHN ARTHUR HELMLINGER. Bradenton, Florida; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; A” Club, SAM. Engineering Council, Basketball. Firm Row: • ROBI Kl BRAKE III I..MS. Grove Hill, Alabama; Agricultural Administration; Alpha Mamma Rho, Alpha Zeta. Scabbard and Blade. Caissons Club. Agricultural Economics Club, Agricultural Council. • MARA’ JOYCE IIEAIPI III.I.. Birmingham. Alabama; I ducation; Phi Mu. I rcasurcr-. Union Dance Committece, Freshman Advisory Council, rhinsiiuii. • PHILIP ROY HENDERSON. Brunswick. Georgia; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Tau Sigma, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • WILLIAM HOBART HENDERSON. |R.. Tuscaloosa, Alabama; Building Construction; Sigma Chi. Si iit Row; • I I Fill R I’lllR.MAN HI NNINGI R. III. Pell City. Alabama; Business Administration. • WILLIAM LARKIN III R MIS, Decatur, Alabama; Business Administration. Circle K, Auburn Veterans Association. • BERNARD I IOI NI HERRING. Montgomerv. Alabama; Electrical Engineering: I.R.E.. All I. • PHILIP MEREDITH HERRON. Attalla, Alabama; Biology; Alpha Gamma l lio; College 4-11, Circle K, Biological Science Club. Si i siii Row: • CHARI I S WII.I.IAM IIESSF. Foley. Alabama; Education; Phi Kappa Tau. • RAY RU ELAND HESTER. Tuscumhia. Alabama; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha • Kl NNI ill W A i HEWT1 I. Moultrie. Georgia; Business Administration, Kappa Sigma. • DAVID GIRAI.D HICKS. Dothan, Alabama; Civil Engineering; American Society of Civil I .nginccrs. I Kami Row; • IOHN LAYMAN MII.BURN. Mobile. Alabama; Engineering Physics. • PI RRA I 11II .l)RI III. Opelika. Alabama; Business Administration. • A MAN SADINT I III.DRE I 11. Cullman. Alabama; Industrial Manage-mem: SAM. • ALFRED BRADI’N HILL, Moorcsvillc, Alabama; Science and I itcrature. N i n ni Row • |AMI S III (ill HII I.HOI SI. Birmingham. Alabama: Chemical Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • DANA PACE IIII.I.MAX, .Mobile. Alabama; Business Administration. • JIMMA CL 1111 EVER. Eangdalc. Alabama; Business Administration; Alpha Phi Omega President; A A’.A. • JOHN VISION HINKLE, Mobile. Alabama; Business Administration; Delta Tau Delta; I'laiiifiihw, A’illagc l air Committee. 11 sill Row; • JCDA B. I IOI .COM BE. Montgomerv. Alabama; Education; Kappa Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. Mortar Board. Phi Kappa Phi. Association for Childhood Education. • NATHAN Pf RRA HODGES, Mr. Olive, Alabama: Electrical I ngincering • CAROL EDWIN A HOLDBROOKS, YVetumnka, Alabama; Physical Education; WRA. • DOUGLAS ARLINGTON HOLDER, Marietta. Georgia; Industrial Management: Kappa Sigma; SAM. 310 I SENIOR SUSIE t YRlCK Ik A NOl-r. I IKSI Row: • KIWI III DAVID HOLDI R, Stevenson, Alabama; Textile Management. • SARA KATHF.RINI HOLLAND, Crcstvicw. Florida; Drama; Auburn Players. • CARLTON HOI.I.I N. Mobile. Alabama; Building Construction • I FSLII HOLLIMAN. JR.. Florence. Alabama; Businew Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; AFROTC Drill Team. Skond Row: • JAMIS ROBERT I IOLI.INXiSWOR I 11. Bynum. Alalwma; Industrial Management Delta Chi. • JAMES ALLIN HOLLIS. Sulligcnr, Alabama; Mechanical Lnginccring; American Society of Mechanical I ngincers. • J )|| l AI.COI l I IOI.I.AW AY, Montgomery. Alabama Business Administration: Sigma Chi; Phi Eta Sigma, Delta Sigma Pi. Pi Sigma Epsilon. Union Cmn-mittce. • ROSALYN m.YNN HOLLOWAY, rallassce, Alabama; Education I :11Ki Row; • IIIOMAS ItARRI I I HOLLOWAY. II. West Palm Ikach. Florida. Animal Husbandry. • SARAH CELIA HOI M AN. Dotlian, Alabama: Psychology. Kappa Delta. • GERALD kORIkl HOOPER. Ilucvtown. Alabina. Biology. • CARL EDM ARD HORN I. Louisville. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. l ot rim Row: • BF.’I 1A ALAI HOUSE. Montgomery. Alabama; I ducation; (.'hi Omega. • CORDLI.IA HOUSTON. Binnmgham. Alabama. Science ami Literature: Pi Mu I psilon. Baptist Student Union. • EDWARD THOMAS HOI IS Atlanta. Georgia; Industrial Managetnenr; Sigma Nu; Society for Advnnev-ntent of Management. • DAVID WILLIAM HOWARD, JR.. Clarksville I cnncsscct Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi. Junior AA'MA. Phi I ta Sigma. Finn Row; • JOHN WILSON HOWARD. Montgomery. Alabama: Education; dicta Chi; Sigma Lau Delta. • BENJAMIN FRANK HOWELL. Piedmont, Ala luma. Business Administration; Delta Chi. • NANCY JAN HOW I 1.1. Piedmont. Manama. Education; Wesley Foundation. Dormitorv President Student Advisory Gnnmittcc. • SYLVIA FRANCIS III BBAkl). I alladcga. Alabama; I ducation; Alpha Gamma Delta; Association tor Childhood I duca tion. S: in Row: • JAMES B. Ill DSON. Clayton. Alabama; Pharmacy • I ami s B. Ill i SON. Cullman, Alabama: Civil Engineering. • JERE S. HUDSON. Tus-cumbia. Alabanu: Civil Engineering. • THOMAS FRANKLIN HUDSON. I.incvillc. Alabama; Business Administration. St u s in Row • JERRY LAMAR HOFFMAN. Panama City, Florida; Mechanical Engineering. • SARAH NELL HUGGINS, Evergreen. Alabama; Pharmacy; Alpha Lambda Delta. Secretary of Kappa I psilon. Secretary of American Pharmaceutical Society. Rho Chi. Mortar Board. • ROBERT BASOI IIUGHLS. JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Building (a instruct ion; Delta Chi. Builders Guild. • RUBY ELIZABETH HUGHES. Birmingham, Alabama; I ducation: Baptist Student Union, lowers. Phi Beta Lambda; American Hearing and Sin-celt Association. Luaim Row; • JOHN MACK IIUII . Auburn. Alabama; Agricultural Science. • 1 AW Kl NCI W II LIAM HUI I I I I , Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Magnolia Dormitorv Counselor. Society for Advancement of Management • JOHNNY MACK III MPHREY. Jamestown, Alabama; Math: Phi Alii I psilon. • CAR I WII Kl Y HURST. Leeds, Alabama, Mechanical I ng-nccring; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 3' Firm Row: • JOSEPH I'KI D HUTCHISON, IK.. Buchanan, Georgia; Chemistry; American Chemical Society. Engineer's Council. • JOHN DOUGI.AS HUTCHINSON, ulnirn. Alabama; llcciric.il Engineering; mcrican Institute of I Icctrical Engineers. Institute of Radio Engineers. • SAMUEL LAMAR III I I ). Macon, Georgia; Ait; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • WILLIAM 1.1.1 N IMIS, Lynchburg. Virginia; Pharmacy; Phi Delta Citi, President of American Pharmaceutical Association. S� :oni Row: • DONALD J. I ISANI). Prichard, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Theta Ni; Institute of Radio Engineers; mcrican Institute of I Icctrical Engineers. • Cl KKI U. IRVINI. Mobile, Mabama; Building Construction; Phi Delia Theta. • CHRISTOPHER EDWIN IVES. Birmingham. Mabama; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Phi I | silon; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • Bl A I MCI ANN JACKSON, Chain-tUMiga, Tennessee; Home Economics; (Thi Omega; Debate Council. Gi.om-i k i . Dana King Gatchell Cltdt. Freshman Advisory Council. Greek Week Planning Committee, Union Committee, Chi Omega Rush Chairman. Timm Row; • JAMES I IR JACKSON, Birmingham. Alabama; .Mechanical Engineering; American Society for Mechanical Engineers • JOANNE JACKSON, u- burn. Mabama; Education. • BOBI R I l N J CKS()N. JR., Lakeland, Florida; A'etcrinary .Medicine; M| ha Psi; Phi Zeta. Phi Kappa Phi. Student Cltaptcr of WMA. • SUSAN JACKSON. Birmingham. Alabama; Science and Literature; Pi Beta Phi; President and Vice-President of Dorm IV. Women's Student Government Association. Rush Advisory Council. Freshman Advisory Council, Spirit Committee, Entertainment Committee. Treasurer of Pi Beta Phi. Foi ktii Row: • THOMAS C. JACOBS, Montgomery. Alabama; Pharmacy; American Pharmaceutical Association. • HOUCHANG JAHI I), Tehran. Iran; Architecture. • I DAA'ARD Bl DELL JAMES. JR.. Anniston. Alabama; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha; Spades. Omteron Delta Kappa. • ROBERT JACK I A All S. Douglasville, Georgia; l nixsiry; Beta Pi: Alpha Z.cta. 'i Sigma Pi. Forestry ('lull. Finn Row: • ROBERT STANLEY JAMES. A’ienna. Georgia; Mechanical Engineering. • JULIAN JI NKINS. Oxford, Alabama; Architecture; Phi Kappa I iu; American Institute Architects. President of Scarab. • I IAI Mi.CALI Jl N-KINS. Jacksonville, Florida; Electrical I 'nginccring; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • AA AA Nl I.A.AIAR jENKINS. Bessemer. Alabama; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Gimera Club. Siviti Row: • WILI II C ARL |i NKINS. JR.. Phenix City. Alabama; Business Administration. • ROBER'I H(HATI I JERVIS. JK.. Decatur. Alabama; Mechanical I nginccring; Sigma Nu. • DOROTHA JANE 1ESTIR, New Orleans, Louisiana; Education; Baptist Student Union, Freshman Advisory Council; lowers. Secondary I .ducation Association. • AIAX JOHNS, AA'arrior. Ala hama; Industrial Management. Skycstii Row: • ANDRI A JOHNSON. Andalusia. Alabama; Education; Band. Ercsltman Advisory Council, Mortar Board. A Vt mien's Snideut Government Association. (I'txiMiRU V, Student I ducation Association. National Education Association. Association for Childhood Education, President and Vice-President of Dorm. • BOBBA JOI JOHNSON. Decatur. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers'. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • IA All S JOHN JOHNSON. Pearl River. Louisiana; Alath. • JOHN EDAV'ARI) JOHNSON. JR, Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Arnold Air Society, Society f« r Advancement of Alanagement. Ik.him Row: • SARAH JOHNSON. Birmingham, Alabama , Industrial Management. • JOSEPH ARNOLD JOHNSON, Mobile. Alabama; Electrical I nginccring; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • RALPH AIM IN JOHNSON. Scotts Hill. Tennessee; Veterinary Alcdi-cinc; Omega Tau Sigma; American A'eterinary Medical Association. • SAR All L. JOHNSON. Birmingham, Alabama; Education. Niviii Bow: • DOUGI AS A1 ADISON JOIN! K, Catauii. Georgia, Forestry. • All I III K ALBI RTUS [ONI s. Matthews, Georgia; Ornamental Horticulture; Lambda Chi Alpha; President of Horticulture Forum. Vice-President of ASI IS • Bl A'l RI.Y JO JONES, I.anctt, Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Student I ducation Association, Association for Childhood Education, Publicity Gimmittcc, Gi.omlr.ua, Entertainment Committee, Publicity Chairman of Alpha Omteron Pi. • BILLY EUGENE JONIS. I ufaula, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Electrical Engineers, Institute of Radio Engineers. Scabbard and Blade. Tiniii Row: • BURKE CORCORAN IONI S, I ufaula. Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Nu. • CARL HUBER! JONES, III. Mobile. Alabama: Electrica Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • CH ARI i s AA A ni joNi's. Monroeville, Alabama; Aero nautical Engineering, Auburn A'etcran Association, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. • GARA CHANDLER JONES. Auburn, Alabama; Agricultural Management. 31a SENIORS r f i n o r -W w HUNKY LAW BILL LOLL A R Fikm' Row: • JUI)I JONI S, Birmingham. Alibinii; I ducat ion; Kappa Alpha Then. • Mil.DILI I) PETERSON (ONES, Fhcodorc, Alabama; Education • RALPH RUSSELL JONES, JR., Auburn, Alabama; Biology. • RON- LD I . JONI S, Clayton, Alabama; Agricultural Education. St.com Row: • I.AVON FRANKLIN JORDAN. Piedmont, Xlabama; Mechanical I ngi nccring; Xmcrican Society of Mechanical Engineers. • XLXRGARI I Nl I I JORDAN. Birmingham, Alabama; Secretarial Training: Towers, Freshman Advisor? Council, GijOMhrata staff. • ROBERT KIMBROUGH JORDAN, OiitiHii, Alabama; Agricultural Education; Alpha Gamma Klin. Future Farmers ■ t America. • WILLIAM MICHAI L JORDAY, Owensboro, Kentucky; Aeronautical Engineering. I mao Row: • PATRICIA n JOSEPH, Birmingham, Alabama; Education; Newman (dub, Auburn Dance (dub. • PA I RICIA N |)INI Kl III I. I .ton. Georgia. I duration; Pi Beta Phi; Sigma I'au Delta. Student Fducation Xssociation. Xlixed (dtonis. Baptist Student L'nion. • (d.XRFMd I.FIGH Kl 1.1.IA I ulladcga. Xlabama; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha I psilon. • K I I.1.1 N Kl I.LF.Y, Camden. Alabama. I ducation. I'm kiii Row • CHXRIOI II ll.l XBI III Kl MP. layette. Alabama; Fducation • REGINALD X X i Kl MP. Phenix City, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Xmcrican Institute of Electrical I ngincers. Institute of Radio Engineers. • MARY JANICI Kl NNEDY. Birmingham, Alabama: Education; Alpha Omicron Pi. • LYNNE PURYI R KEN' r. Birmingham. Alabama; Fducation. Firm Row : • JA.X1I S ROBI R! Kl RSI I WV. I lorcncc. Alabama; (Jhemic.il I nginccring, America! Institute of Chemical Engineers. • JOHN FOREST KEY, Birmingham. Alabama; Mechanical I nginccring; American Society of Mechanical Engineers; • KAY ANN RIGHT. Waycross, Georgia; Education; P Beta Phi; Student Fducation Association. Baptist Student Union, Baptist Student Choir. • .11 RRY DUKE Kll LINGSWORTH, Fayette, Alabama; I du cation; Auburn Band. Six i n Row: • WILLIAM XX XI. 11 R KII.I.INGSWOR’I H. Birmingham. Alabama; Xero-nautical I'nginccring; Institute of Aerospace Sciences. Baptist Student L'nion. • MARTHA EDWINA KILPATRICK, Xtralla. Alabama; Business .l ministration. • CECIL Mil. II-N KING, Montgomery, Alabama; Physics. • JAMES EDWARD KING, Decatur. Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Ka| j a Alpha; American Institute of Clicmical I ngincers. St w silt Row • ROBI R I P. KIN(,, Xnniston, Alabama; I '.nginccring Plivsics; American Rocket Society. Institute of Radio Fngineers • JAMFS LEONARD KIN N XRI). Doravillc. Georgia; Science and Literature. • (JORDON SIXIS KIRBX. XN'cdowcc, Alabama; Agricultural Xlanagcmcnt. GIORGF I! KIRCIINI R. Pensacola. Florida; Science and Literature. Litaim Row: • IIIRXLXN Xl.BI RI KIRVXXN, Ion Xngclcs. California; licet rival I ngi nccring; Auburn X'etcrans Association. Institute of Radio I .ngincers. • R. CRAIG KNAPP, Selma, Alabama; Pharmacy; Fhcra Xi; American Pharma ccurical Association. Alpha Psi Omega. • XXII.I.I XXI l) Kl RI IS. Bessemer, Mahania; r« • IRA DXN KUY'KENDALL, Clayton, labama; Business Administration; Sigma Pi; (Jioxnatvr . L'nion Committee, X'illagc l air Program I diror, Spring Show . 3-3 I’msr Row: • I MI RV KYI.I KYSKR. Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha; Squires, Student Senate. • MARGARE I DURELLE I.AMB. Macon, Georgia; Education. • VEEDA F.IJZABETH LAMBERT, Auburn, Mahama; Physical I ducation. • DON ALD I.EAA'IS LANE. Reynolds, CIcor gia; I lectrital Engineering; Phi Eta Sigma, Institute of Radio Engineers. Si«oNii Row; • GEORGE ROBIRI LAN iT()RI). I usealoosa, Alabama; Forestry; • ' K.ippa Alpha. • MARINA M. LANGFORD, Huey town, Alabama; Home Lconomics; Alpha Gamma Delta; Gwens. Mortar Board. Omieron Nu. • |A Ml S W. I.AL'DI RDAI.E. JR., Washington. D.C., Animal Husbandry, Newman (lull. Bloc k and Bridle Club. Livestock Judging I cam. • MMdl ALL |l I II LAI (§ 111N, E airfield, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. I iiiicii Row • WILLIAM EUGENI LAUGIILIN. Sheffield. Alabama; I k-ctrie.il I ngi ncering; Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • JOHN LORI) LAUiAlER. JR.. Jacksonville, Florida; Civil Engineering: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. President and Treasurer Student Government Association. Spades. Blue Key, Squires. American Society of (Jisil Engineers. I reshman Basketball. Business Manager of Village l air. Chi Epsilon. Who's Wlm Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. • HAROLD A ANDIGRIIT LAW, Gainesville. Georgia; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. President and A'ice President), Spades. Omieron Delta Kappa (Secretary-1 rcasurer.'. Business .Manager 1962 Gi.oniikata. Jurisprudence (.'ommittee. AA'ho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. • JANI-. I KAY LAWLER, Sayre, Alabama; Education; Women's Student Government Association. Student Education Association, Women’s Recreation Association. Em kiii Row • WILLIAM 1.1 X I AW'RI NCI . Clayton. Alabama; Industrial Management. • LAWRENCE L. LEDBETTER, Arlington, Virginia; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. • DAA'II) I .. LIT. Gadsden, Alahama; Pharmacy. • JOSI PH JAAIE.S LI ICH I N AAI. Hackensack. New Jersey; Electrical Engineering; A Club. A'arsity Poor hall and Track, Freshman Eoutlwll and I rack. I'u in Row: • Wll.l.l A A1 JOSi PI I LI N. Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Socictv for the Advancement f Management. • IOIIN WARD LEWIS. Miami. Elorida; Aeronautical Engineering; Theta Chi. • BRENDA JEAN I.IITS. Birmingham. Alabama; Education; Delta Zen; Angel Flight, Social Commission. • AIA'IN O'NE.AI I.INDI I R. Aloncks Corner, South Caro, lina; Pharmacy; Kappa Psi. Six hi Row: • )l IDA E AVI LINDSAY. Jefferson. Alabama; I ducat ion; Delta Delta Delta; American Childhood Association. Student Education Association. • CHERRY GALE III I 'Ll . Gadsden. Alabama; Education: Alpha Omieron Pi. • FRANK Bi ASON LOCKRIDGI. JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; QviJ I ngiuecring; Alpha I an Omega; American Society of Civil Engineers. Chi I psilon. i� i Alii I psilon. Tau Beta Pi. Phi Kappa Phi. Society of American Military Engineers. • ). CLYDE I A I HI'R. Stump. Alabama. Loving; (.'amnia Rhn Sigma. Si m mii Row: • AA'II.LIAM B. I.OLI.AR. JR.. Birminghaiii. Alahama. Business Administration; Pi Kapp Phi; Blue Key, Interfraternity (duncil-President. • GEORGE MORRISON LONG, Skipperyillc, Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Amcri-can Institute of Chemical Engineers. Engineers Council. • MERIWETH1 R I L'(';| NT' LONG, Trussville. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. Kappa Alpha; Scabbard and Blade. • SA.MMA GENE LONG. Sylvester. Georgia; Business Administration. I li.mi! Row : • MAR I IN I.OPI . Canal Zone; Electrical Engineering. • JAMES G. LOVELL, JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration. • PATRICIA I I NORE LOVETT. Auburn, Alabama; Art; Pi Beta Phi. • FRANK AN-I IIONA I.OA'OY. Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration. NlVIll Row : • N A NCI C. I.OA'A'ORN, Svlacauga. Alabama. I extile Management; Pi Kappa Phi. Phi Psi. • ROBBIE JEAN I.OA'A'ORN. Heflin, Alabama; Home l conomics Education-. Delta Zen. • CHARLES EDWARD LOW I RA. Ilucvtown. Alahama; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • DONALD RICHARD I.UGl.R. St. Petersburg. Elorida; Civil Engineering; Delta Sigma Phi, American Society of Civil Engineers. I i mii Row: • BRUCE REIS I.L'NI), Mobile. Alabama; Industrial Management; Ian Kap k I psilon. Society for the Advancement of Management. • ANDREW |()HN I.L'NDSI ROM. Sarasota. Florida: Business Administration; Alpha I'au Omega. A'arsity Baseball. • PHILLIP JOI-.J. LI RHu. Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration. • JANE ADEL!' I. UK WIG, Canton. Georgia; I Ionic Economies. 3'-4 SENIORS MMY MAY lilsr Row: • JC) ANN I I'KWKi. Canton. Georgia; Home Economics. • JOHN I) 11) l.L'TIIIR. Walnut Grove. Alaitama; Pharmacy. • CHARLES WINTRI’I) I.VIIR N'D, Sylacauga. Alabama-. Aeronautical .Administration. Sigma Pi • ANN I I I AATl LA N I.VI.I’. Wetunipka. Alabama. Education; Delta Delta Delta. Sixonu Row: • ALBER1 DAVID I ANN. Georg tana. Alabama; Pre Mcdicinc; Magnolia Dormitory Senate. • THURMAN JXJDSON LYON’. Birmingliam. Alabama. Electrical Engineering; l-'ta Kappa Nu (President), fau Beta Pi. Phi Kapp: Piti. Omicron Delta Kappa. Student I nginccrs’ Council (President). Mom Outstanding Graduate in School of Engineering I'all 1VAI. American Institute of Electrical Engineers (Chairman). Institute of Radio Engineers. Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. • GLADYS JOV(;r, M AI.COI.M. Gulsdcn. Alabama: Lalioratory Ecclmnlug); Phi Mu. Alpha Epsilon Delta, Laboratory technology Club (President and A'ice President), Freshman Advisor) Council. • III VI Rl A I ADl'l Al All ORA Decatur. Georgia: Pducation; Delta Delta Delta. 1 I mm Row; • .AI AKA ANN mai oni . .Montgomery. Alabama; I ducation; Kappa Delta. Women's Student Government Association, Student Education Association. Union Committee. Association for Childhood I ducation. • SAMUI L SID NI A M .ALON'I , Shctiicld, Alabama; hulii'triil Management; S ciety foi the- Advancement of Management. • JOI HARRISON Al Al I'llA’. Hasting' Llorida; A’cterinarv Alcdicmc; Alpha Psi, Sttnlent Chapter of the America A’etcrinary Medical Avsnciation. • llll l A IIL’GII MANCIL. Andalusia. Alabama; lluiKling Construction. I’m kih Row: • FRANK THOMAS AIANI Kl . Bessemer. Alabama; Business Administru tion. • AlARA ANN AIANNICII, Foley, Alabama; Education; Freshman Advisory (xnmcil. Student I ducation Association. Wesley foundation • RONNIE Al ANOSKI . Brooksidc, Alabama-, industrial Management • MARGIE ANN MANTEL, ruscaloosa, Alabama; Science and Literature; Kappa Alpha Then (Treasurer . Alpha Lambda Delta. Alortar Hoard Women’s Student Government Association. I rishman Advisors- Council Union Committees. Dormitory President. I’li iii Row; • LOUISA JOAN AIARCO. Daphne. Alabama; I ducation. • JOIL AA AI.AKSII. Enterprise. Alabama. Aeronautical Engineering: American Rocket Society. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. • DAVID LI I AIARSHAI.L. Himiingham. Alabama; Chemistry: Delta Chi ( I reasurcr and Secretary . Phi Lambda Upsilon. Caisson dub (Vice President . A'illagc Fair. FreJiman Orientation Leader. Distinguished Military Student. • ALARA FR ANCI S AIARSHAI.L, Auburn. Alabama; Home Economics; Alpha Omicron Pi. Home Economics Club. Sixm Row: • A. Nl II SON MARTIN. Aliccvillc, Alalunu; Architecture. • DAVID DUPREE MARTIN, Enterprise, Alabama; Agricultural Education. • JUDITH A II SON Al AR I IN. Dora. Alabama; Education; Zeta Tau Alplta: Physical Education (dub. AA omen’s Recreation Association. • LI AVIS CIA 1)1 M AIM IN. Alnntgomcry. Alabama. Electrical I nginccring; Beta Cnluiii of Beta I beta Pi, I t a Kappa Nu. I’au Beta Pi. Pi lu I psilon, American Institute of I lei trii al Engineers. Institute of Radio Engineers. S vi Mil Row : • MARGARET GOI BE1 MARTIN, Clayton, Alabama; Home Economics; Kappa Delta. • Jl 1)1 I II Gl ORGI MASON. Alexander City. Alabama: I ducation; Alpha Omicron Pi. Student Education Association. Association for Childhood Education. • MILDRED DEAN MASON. Pleasant Home, Ala batna; Physical Education; Pi Beta Phi. • GLORIA Jl AN .M.ASSI Y. Selma. Alabama; Education; eta I’au Alpha. Lieniii Row: • II A DAWSON MASTERS, Baysidc, Virginia; Pharmacy; Phi Delta Chi, Auburn A'cterans Association. American Pharmaceutical Association. Baptist Student Union • MALLORY MORTON MATTICE, JR, Memphis, fen- nessee; A eteriinrs Medicine; Alpha P i. Junior American A’cterinarv Medical Association. • WILLIAM CHARLES Al A I NSON, IK.. Birmingham. Alabama-. Pre-Law. Alpha I an Omega. • Jl RRA IIIIODOKI Al.AXAA I I I . Brunswick, Georgia; Industrial Management: Socictj for the Advancement of Management y 5 First Row: • JAMES WARRI ’ MAY, Birmingham, Alabama; Science ami I itermire; Alpha I au Omega; (iio.Muuu Editor, Jurisprudence Committee, Traffic Control Board, ACOIA, Village Eair, II'C, Spades, Blue Key, Squires. • IA.MIS ROBERT MAYFIELD. Atlanta. Georgia; Education; Sigma Pi; Auburn Knights. Auburn Band, Vhitwnan Intramural Sports Editor. • ROB- ERT WILLIAM MAYS, Atmorc, Alabama: Education; Manager Varsity Basketball I'cam, “A Club. • HIRAM NEI.SON McCALL, Union Springs, Alabama; Education. Skcond Row: • ANDREW McCAY. Moulton, Alabama; Agricultural Education. • EMILY l W McCLARY, Decatur, Alabama; Education; Chi Omega. • WILLIAM MARCUS McCOMBR Attall.i. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. • |l NI RU TH McCRAKY, Birmingham. Alabama; Architecture; Wesley Inundation. Auburn Players, American Institute of Architects. I lium Row: • GARY DAVIS McCRORY, Frisco City, Alabama; Education. • ROSI -MARS McCUI-LEY. I illahasscc. Florida, Education. • NORMA JUI.II McCULl.OUGII. Columbus, Georgia; Education. • ELMER GARRI I I .McDANIEL. Roltcrtsdalc, Alabama; Industrial Management, Socict) for Advancement of Management. Fot kiii Row ; • GEARY HUiri. M DONALD. Chickasaw, Alabama; Civil Engineering; Chi I psilon, American Society of Civil Engineering, Society of merican Military Engineers. • WILLIAM JOSEPH MeDON M l). Fairhope, Alabama; Science and Literature; Pi Kappa Phi; President I au Kappa Alpha. History Club, Pre-Law Club. Debate Council. • HENRY LAW McEI.REATH, Anda-lusia Alabama; Civil Engineering. • YOUNG MARK McELRI Mil. Andalusia, Alabama; Education. Finn Row: • II AKOLI) HOGAN MeFADI N, JR., Birmingham, Alabama; Psychology. • JOE PA I RICK McGI'l . Mobile. Alabama; Electrical I nginecring. Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute f Electrical Engineers. • RAD M l.MAN AlcGIE. Birmingham, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • THOMAS LEON McGlLVARY, Mulberry, Florida; I lccitic.il Engineering. Sixth Row; • JAMES EDWARD McGI.ON. East Point. Georgia; Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Society for Advancement of Management. • JOHN l. MeGREGOR, Grand Bay. Alabama; Building Construction. • ROBI R I (IRAN I' Me II.WAIN, A'etcrinarv Medicine; Omega I'au Sigma; Jr. American Veterinary Medical Association. • JOHN WII.KI RSON AlcINIOSH. Auburn, Alabama; Architecture. Skvkxiii Row: • GEORGE H. McKET. Eaunsdalc, Alabama; Agriculture; Sigma Nu; Blue Key. • ROBERT KENNETH 1 KI MIE. Cusseta, Alabama; Agricultural Education. • FRED ARTHUR McKENZIE, Lakeland, Florida; Electrical Engineering; Kappa Alpha. • LEI.IA HARRIET McKENZIE. Jackson, Alabama; Education; Delta Delta Delta. I k.iiiii Row: • HOLLACE RA VlcKINLEY, Tampa, Florida; Mechanical Engineering; Phi Kappa Fau. • FRANCIS EUGENI McKINNEY, Citroncllc, Mabanta; Mathematics; Theta i; Auburn Players. • WILLIAM RJEYNOLDS M MOD. Auburn, Alabama; Science and Literature: Delta Upsilon. • FRANK RUSSELL MoI.ESKI Y, Vicksburg, Mississippi; Electrical Engineering; Scabbard and Blade. Pi Tau Pi Sigma, Newman Club, American Institute of Electrical Engineering, Eta Kappa Nu. Nis hi Row: • JOHN B. 1 MANUS, Montgomery. Alabama; .Mathematics; Delta Upsilon. • UBRI Y LEE AlcMILL.AN, Osyka, Mississippi; Veterinary' Medicine; Alpha Pm; American Veterinary Medical Association. • OLIVIA GLENDA McNAIR. Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration. • CHARLES THOMAS McN'UT I', Lewisburg, Tennessee; Mechanical Engineering. Ti.mii Row: • BARON WAYNI Ah PHI RSON, Boaz, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; President of Circle K. • ROBERT COLLINS McQUAGGE. Panama City. Florida; Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha. • CHARLES MORRIS ML AD. JR.. Sheffield. Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering. Theta Xi. • CAROI E KAY MEADOAVS, Atlanta. Georgia; Education; Phi Mu; Alisv I loniecoiiiing, Cwcns, President of Angel I’lighr, Navy Little General t� f Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps. Miss A Day. Beauty for two years. Who's AVIio. Calendar Girl. Loveliest of Plains. 316 SENIORS MARY ANN PUGH I'lKSI Row • MARA JOYCI MEADOWS. Camp Mill. Alabama. Business I ducat ion; Phi Beta Lambda. Student Education Association. • VIVIAN Ml DOWS. Smiths. Mabama; Education; Chi Omega. • I ARE MARTIN MILTON. Ilirmingham, Mabama. Building Construction. • MARRA WAA'NT. Ml SSI R. I'hoimston, Georgia; Building Construction; Theta Chi; Society of American Milirarv I nginccrs. Suo n Row ; • THOMAS M l I I) Ml I'CAI.F, Phenix City. Mabama; Business Mlminis-tration. • DENNIS MICHAI L MICHAI I is. uburn, Alabama; Aeronaut ical Engineering. • M il.LIAM CLARK M 101)1.1.BROOKS. Athens. Alabama; Education; Sigma Nu. • RUTH ANSI I IT MIKKELSEN. Foley. Alabama; Education; Association of Childhood Education. Freshman Advisory Council. Wesley Foundation. Eiiiko Row: • CHARLES DAVID MILI.I R, Birmingham, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering: I an Kappa Epsilon; .Society of American Military Engineers, Ameri can Society' of Mechanical Engineers. • GF.ORG I NR I .SON Mil.LI R. Birmingham. Mabama; Electrical Fnginccring. • LORI I I KATill RINI MILLER. Elberta. Mabama; Education. • ROBERT CECIL MILLER. JR.. Foley, Alabama; Advertising Design; Phi Kappa I an; Cheerleader. Auhurn Men’s Octet. Spirii Committee. l ot uni Row: • RICHARD ALAN MILLS, Montgomery, Alabama; Forestry; Alpha Zeta. Xi Sigma Pi. Scabbard and Blade. Society of American Foresters. Society of American Military Engineers. Forestry Club. • CLARI NCI EDWARD MINTON. Piedmont. Alabama; Pharmacy. • Jl RK KTNNI III MITCH I IT. Vernon, Alabama; Agricultural Education. • SAM HOUSTON Ml Kdll I.L. Florence, Alabama; Education. I’ll III Row; • M l NI )l LL W. MITCIIEl U Luvemc, Alabama; Pre-Law; Pi Kappa Phi • OPHI I I ANN MIZI . Sheffield, Alabama: I ducation. • M il l A MORRIS MONTANA, Sheffield, Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • SANDRA I IK ill MOODY, Franklin, Tennessee; Education. Sixth Row: • I HOMAN LIN DM A MOODY. Savannah. Georgia; Engineering Physics • CHARI I Nl MOORE. M innticld, Alabama; Home I sonomics; Oniicion Nu. Cwcns, Danforrh l ellowship. Kroger Scholarship. • Cl I ARLES I. A.M AR MOORE, Thomaston. Georgia; Civil Engineering; Iheta Chi. • I I.OYI) I I I MOORI . JR., New Market, Alabama; Animal Science; Alpha Gamma Rho; Block and Bridle Club, mcrican Society of Agricultural I ngineers. Agricultural Council. Sr.vr.Nnt Row: • LINDA Jl NI I II MOORI . San Francisco. (California; Education; Chi Omega; Social Committee. Spirit (xnnmittcc. • EDWARD RICHARD MORELAND, JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Civil Engineering, • FLOA l MORI MAN. Birmingham. Mabama; Education; Alpha Delta Pi. • JOHN W INSTON MORGAN, Montgomery. Mabama. Agricultural Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha. I K.IIIII Row; • RICHARD GITR MORGAN. Mobile. Alabama. Psychology, lambda Chi Alpha; Arnold Ait Society. • CLETUS E. MORRIS. Rienzi, Mississippi; Chemistry. • Iani i ANI i a MORRIS. Geneva, labama; science and Literature; Kappa Delta. • ROBERT RAMSEY MORRISON, New Orleans, Louisiana. Building Construction; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 3 7 Firsi Row: • CAROLYN SI I MURROW, I homasvillc. Georgia; Ar«; Alpha Omicron Pi. • JAMES EMORY MORTON, Midway, Alabama; Forestry: Lambda Chi Alpha. Forestry Club, Society of American Forester . • PATRICK ANDREW .MOSELEY. Rainer. Alabama; Civil Engineering; Alpha Gamma Rho. American Society of Civil Engineers. • .MAR THA H. MOSF.I.YF, Augusta. Georgia; Chemistry: .eta Fau Alpha. Second Row; • JOEL WESLEY MUFIILII.AUSER. Shclhyville. Tennessee; Engineering Phvsics; Fan Beta Pi. • JACK ML’N'TZ. Birmingham. Alabama; Forestry; Delta Chi. • ROBERT 'l SIA ML RIKK.'N. Mobile. Alabama; Agriculture. • ELIZABETH ANN MURPHREE. Altoona. Alabama; Home Economics; Towers. Mortar Board. Omicron u. Wesley Foundation. Tiiiku Row: • WALLACE ;ORI)ON MUR PI IRE F, Moulton. Alabama; Science and Literature; PUhumrn Staff. • CHARLES I ARM MURPHREY, Biiming- liam, Alabama; Industrial Management; Sigma Plii Fpsilon. Society for the Advancement of Management. • JAMES C. MURPHY. Bessemer. Alaliama; Pharmacy. • RAYMOND THEODORE MURPHY, Louisville. Kentucky: A’etcrinars Medicine. Foi kiii Row : • RONALD IN I.IR MURRAY. Birmingham, Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • CARL PRESTON MYA'I 1. Houston, Mississippi; Building Con-struction; Sigma Pi (President), Builders Guild. • CYNTHIA ANN MNI RS. Fairfax. A’irginia; Education; Chi Omega; Union Committees. Canterbury Club. IU)T(; Sponsor, Association for Childhood Fdueation. National Education Assoii.uion. • SUSAN AIYRICK. Lakeland. Florida; Fducation; Alpha Delta Pi. Mortar Board. Lambda Chi Crescent Girl, Cheerleader. Greek Goddess. Miss Auburn, ROIC Sponsor. Calendar Girl. Senior Personality, W ho's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. I'u hi Row; • J AMI S M. N I'lON. Amcrictis, Georgia; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. • w . rARLDAN Ni l si . Andalusia, Alabama; Biology. • BOBBN GENE NEIGHBORS, N'ixhurg. Alabama; Education. • CHARLES WILLIAM Nl I SON. Oulf Shores, Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement ol‘ Management; Circle K, Auburn Engineer Staff, Spirit Committee. Si v m Row • W ILLIAM DOUGI s Ni l SON. Mobile. Alabama; Building Construction; Builders Guild. • JIM IN R AY NEW, l.incvillc, Alabama-, Education. • WALTER HAYES NEWMAN. Fairkope. Alabama; Chemistry; Pi Kappa Phi. • (JAIL W A NT, T I T NEWSOME, Cottomon, Alabama; Education; Phi Beta Lambda. St v� Mil Row; • CARI TON GEORGI Nil MT.YER. Fairlio| e. Alabama; Science and literature; Alpha Tan Omega. • GORDON HILLIARY NIX, Greenville, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. • ROBERT (.RAY NIXON. JR., Naples. Florida; Science and Literature; 1‘foinswau Managing Editor-Summer. Critique, Associate Editor. • ST EAT. EDWIN NOLAND, Rockmair, Georgia; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management. I ioiiiii Row • I.II.A NOI I N. Ncwnan. Georgia; I ducation; Alpha Delta Pi (President). Phi Kappa Phi. Mortar Board. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities ind Colleges. • rHOAIAS DANIEI NOLEN. Wetumpka, Ala bama; Agricultural Administration. • ANDREW CARNEGIE NOI I N. JR.. Wetumpka. Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management (Secrctars . • JACQUELINE JACKSON NORMAN. Falla-dega, Alaliama; Home Economics Education; Alpha Gamma Delta, Mortar Board. Omicron N'u. Ninth Row; • CHARM'S FRANK NORRIS. Magnolia, Mabama; Aeronautical I nginccr-ing: Sigma Pi (V. Pres.). Institute of Aerospace Sciences. Auburn Engineer (Business Manager and Circulation Manager). • BOBBIE NELL NORTHROP. Monroeville. Alabama; Education; Delta .eta. Auburn Band. Majorette. Student Education Association. • CLARENCE C. OGLE, JR.. Birmingham. Mabama; Industrial Management. • GLENN WOOD O’NT.AE. North Charleston, South Carolina; Chemical Engineering; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 11 niii Row: • I RANK HOW ARD ORR. Athens. Alabama; Art. • JOSE ROBERTO ORTEGA-LOPEZ, Guatemala City, Guatemala; Architecture; Auburn Players, Latin American (dub (President and Secretary), International Relations Club (President), Student Chapter American Institute of Architects • Secretary-Treasurer and President). Newman Club, Union Program Council. Spring Show, Auburn Conference on International Affairs. • AL TON B. OVERS 1RIET, Douglas. Georgia; Civil Engineering; Thera Chi. • ROB I RT EDGAR OATRSTRITT, Attalla. Mabama; Business Administration. 3iS SENIORS KENNY WcCLEOD — Fussi Row: • Cil ORGI KA 1 1 I A OU I S. Birmingham. Alabama; Building (jiiwmc lion; Delta Sigma Phi, Vice-President, Freshman Baseball. Union Djihv Conuiiincc, Bunders Guild, Mixed Chorus. • JOHN HARRELL OWI Ns JR.. Gadsden, Alabama; I'lcctric.il Engineering; litMiltiie of Radio Engineers. Magnolia Dormitories Counselor, Magnolia Dormitories Senate. • 1 DI I .ON OXFORD. Orrville. Alabama; Education; Delta Delta Delta. • l' I RK'I ANN FAIR. Birmingham. Alabama; Education; Chi Omega. Skconii Row: • S.AR JO PALMIER, Birmingham. Alabama; I ducatioii; Pi Beta Plti. Con-tert Band. AI a telling Band • J AMI'S C ARI FO PARISH, I Badland. Alabama; Agricultural Science; Alpha Gamma Rlto. Alpha Zcta. • JAMIES R PARISH, Dothan, Alabama; Industrial Management. • CONRAD I P RKFR, ulmm. Alabama; Btisincs Administration. 1111 ki Row; • AIII.I.ARI) IARI. PARKI R, Holt. Florida; Science and Literature. • THOMAS RAYMOND PARKI R. ralladcga, Alabama; Pharmacy; Pi Kappa Alpha. • I'R A NCI S ANN PASSMORE. Alobile. Alabama. Science and Literature; Baptist Student Union, AA omen's Student Government Association. Freshman Advisory (Council. • CI.AIROSI PA FI. Lynn Haven, Florida; Home Lconomics; Clti Omega. A’icc-Presidcnt, Home Economies Club. L’nion S � si.d Committee. Dunn Devotional Chairman. Student Fduca-tion Association. Union Puhlicits Committee. Phiiitt ian, Union Fntcrtainincnt Committee. l ot kiii Row: • CAROL I I I PATRICK. Montgomery, Alabama. Home Economics I du-cation; l owers. Student Education Association. • GERALD WAX I PATRICK, Cullman. Alabama; Business Administration, • lAAiis LEI PATRICK. Alobile, Alabama; Civil I Engineering. • THOMAS B. PATTERSON, Jackson. Tennessee; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha. Fit in Row : • WILLIAM C. PATTERSON, Pinson. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. • JAM PAXTON, Alt. ()li i. Alabama; Education. • FONZA RONALD PAZI R'l. l iitlirtltewctibci, Alabama; Booking Technology■. • III SI AR I INC i PI ARSON. Montgomery. Alabama; Building Construction; Alagnol i II all Senate. Air Force Drill Team. Builders Guild. SixtII Row ; • J A A IIS Pllll.l IP PF ARSON. West Point, Georgia; Business Adminisiia-tion; Phi Delta rheta. • AMI.BUR BUCKXI R PI arson, jr.. Columbus, Mississippi; rchitecturc • WAI MR rHORWAM) PI AM , Sullivan’s Island. South Carolina; Mechanical Engineering. Phi lEta Sigma. I .m Beta Pi. Pi Fau Sigma, Pi illti Epsilon. • FR ANK FiXiAR PECK, Atlanta, Georgia; Aeronautical Administration; Alpha Fau Omega. Institute of Aerospace Sciences Pershing Rifles, Arnold Air Society. SlAK lIt Row : • WILLIAM DON PENNELL. Aloliilc. labama; Building Construction. • BANKS i. PI RKIN'S. A’ernon. Alabama: Advertising Design; Alpha Gamma Rho. • EI.DRIDGI PIG.MX PI I ANS. Pessimistic, Alabama-. Worrying Technology: Golf learn Runner-up. Varsity Football Rcicct. • CHARLIE CYRUS PETERSON, Graccvillc, Florida; Uivil Engineering; American Society of Engineers. Titan it Row: • J A AH S (JORDON PI III.LIPS. Atlanta. Georgia; Business Administration; Kappa Alpha, Plainsman IEditor, Tiger Club Editor, A illagc Fair. AA'ho’s W'lto in American Colleges ami Universities, Blue Key, Spades. I rack and Saber. Fducarional television Staff, Order of Anus. • Jl RRY ABI’oi I PI III -FIPS. Fuscumbia. Alabin.a; Ait; bulustrial Design Forum. Baptist Student Union. • SANDRA JEAN PHILLIPS, La Grange. Georgia; Home Ecu noniics; Home Economics Club. • DONALD WOOD PHILPOTT, Roanoke. Alabama: Electrical Engineering: Institute of Radio Engineers, American Institute of I Electrical Engineers. 3 9 First Row: • SARA IRI 'l PHIPPS, Smiths, Alabama; Education, • ELEANOR ANNE PICKEN. (Columbus, (icorgii. Home Economics; Dolphin Club. • I A.Ml S EDWARD PIERCE. Verbena, Alabama; Education. • SARA JUDITH Pl l IS. Andalusia, Alabama; Home Economics Education. Siciimi Row: • FR NK It. PI N, Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon. • I.INDA FRANCES POLLARD. Anniston, Alabama; Education: lpha Gamma Delta. Recording Secretary. Mortar Hoard. Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Mu Epsilon, Union Committees. • DL'ANI HENRS PONTIUS. Tampa, Florida; Physics. • MICHAEI VI VN Pool I , Scottsboro, Vhbama; Art. I’hird Row: • JACK WI I ION POPE. ()|ielika. Alabama; Ji il Engineering; Theta Xi. American Society for Civil Engineers. • MARILYN LOUISE POPE. Birmingham, Alabama; Education. • PAL I JOHN POPI . JR.. Steele. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; American Society of Mechanical Engineers. • CLARY WAI EON POPUTI.E, mericus, Georgia; Chemical Engineering. Kappa Alpha. l ot kiii Row: • ROBBIE E. POKIER, Pineburst. (icorgia; Business Education; Phi Beta Lambda. • JAMES I VI Rl I I POSEY, JR . Brew ton. Alabama; Physical I ducation. • JAMES 1.1 ON POSEY. Moulton. Alabama; Education; Eau Kappa Epsilon, A Club. • JOHN ROBERT POST MX. Bonifay. Florida; Aeronautical Administration; Phi (iamnu Delta. Counselor Magnolia Dormitories. Alpha Phi Omega. Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. I n rn Row: • ROBI R I XL POUNCEY. Dalcvillc. Alabama: Forestry. • DAVID ELOYDI POWI I I. rallassee. Alabama; E.lcctrical Engineering. • DENNIS RODNI-A POW I I.L. Montgomery. Alabama; Psychology; Phi (iamnu Delta. Psi Club. Auburn Rifles. • WANDA (i. POW I I I.. Prichard. Alabama. Sociology. Simii Row: • ROBI R E DYI R POWE RS. Lexington. Ecnnevwc; Veterinary Medicine; Omega Eau, l au Sigma, lpha .eta. American X’etcrinary Medicine Association. • XX II.LEXXI I DGAR POX VI RS. |R.. Birmingham. Xlabama. Electrical Engineering; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • Rl'BI N BURT PRATER. JR.. Trussvillc. Alabama: Psychology; Pin Kappa Eau. lunior Senator. X’icc President S(i X. President Omicron Delta Kappa. l|� l� Epsilon Delia. Psi Chi. Who's XX ho in American Colleges and Universities Spades. X'illage l air. Auburn Conference on International Affairs. • XX'II.- 1.1 XXI R. PRATER. Montgomery;, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio E ngineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Si.hmii Row: • RONALD DON PKICI . Clayton. Alabama; Pharmacy; American Pharmaceutical Association. • TILTON DUANE' PRICE. Birmingham. Alabama; Ag I nginccring. WILLIAM FRANK PRIXI, JR.. Mobile. Alabama. I ducation. Speech Association of America. Southern S| cccb Assn. • JAMI S (i. PRUITT. Montgomery. Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. I Kami Row: • JOF.I. N. PUOH. Salem. Alabama. Civil Engineering. • XIA BON F. PUGH. JR.. Xlobilc. Alabama; Vet Xlcdieinc; XIplia Psi. Junior American X’etcrinary Xlcdieinc Association. • XIARX ANN PL(� II, Xlontgomcry, Alabama; Education; Alpha Gamma Delta. Cheerleader. Jurisprudence Committee. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Sweetheart. Administration and Beamy Editor of Guimkrvu. S| irit Omnuittee. • PA I RICIA S. PURSE.R, Headland. Alabama; Education; Zeta Eau Alpha. Phi Beta Candida. Alabama SjkccIi Association. Nimii Row : • xxix SUSAN xi. PUTNAM, Birmingham, Alabama; Education. • MICHAEI R. RAGUSA. Hammond. Louisiana: Business Commerce; Sigma Pi. • JOIINNA X1ERREI.L RAXIPY. Woodland. Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Pi ‘I'au Sigma. Institute of Aerospace Sciences. Arnold Air Society. • SANDRA F. RAY. Boa . Alabama; I Ionic Economics. Ii .mi; Row: • X'XN EAYI.OR Rl AD. Jackson. Xlississippi; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi, A .SALE . • RAX ANN X MURPHY REDDERSON. Xtlanta. Georgia; Education. • XI ALCOI XI BYRD REDDOCII. Chiplcy. Honda; Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers. • (.’AROIAN I.UCI1.1 REED. Opp, Alabama; Home Economics Education. 33° SENIORS BILL ROSS STAN SIKES Firm Row; • GEORGE MARI.OW REISE. Burkcvillc. Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • JAMES Rl l VES, JR- Prichard, Alabama; I'orestry; Forestry Club. Society of American l;orc$ters. • JOHN ARTHUR REIOII.E'Y, Birmingham. Alabama: Business Administration; Delta Chi. I nek and Saber. Treasurer. • HORACE GERALD REYNOLDS, Alex andrr Cit , Alabama; Science and l.itcraiure; Sigma Phi I psilon, Auburn Band, Pre-Law (dub. iibum Historical Society. Stxx� M) Row: • JIRRA |()SI PH Rl I K. Silvcrliill, Alabama; Business Administration: Delta Sigma Pi. • PAUL DONOVAN RICE, Albuquerque. New Mexico; er«Miaiiiic.d Administration; American Institute of Aeionautieal Sciences. • III) LAWRENCE RICHARDS. Birmingham, Mahama; Psychology; Delta Sigma Phi. President, iihtirn Psychology Club, I Ycasurer, Aiihiiru Players. I rack ami Saber. Student Orientation Lcadct. • I.DW XRl) RAN RICHARDSON. Banks. Alabama. Education. I iiiri Row: • ELEANOR JOYCE RICHARDSON. Rutledge. Alabama; Ib.me Economics; Ereshman Advisory Council. Home Economics (dub. Corresponding Secretary. Cappclla Chorus. 4-11 Club. Cbaimian of Union Entertainment and Recreation Committees. Auburn Church of Christ Student Eomm. Giant-irma. Women's Student Government Association. • I A l l I. CAI HOI N RICHARDSON, |R„ Cartersville. (Georgia; Science and Literature; .Marching Band. • RODERICK BOM) RICHARDSON. .Moulton, Alabama. Science and Literature; I beta Chi, Blue Key. Junior and Senior Senator. Ring Committee, Inicrfratcrnii) Council. American Council tin International Allairs. Glomriuta Personality. • Isaac. JERR RICHESON, Russellville, Ala liania; Mechanical I ngiiteering. I’m Rin Row • J A All S WYNN RICKS. JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical I ngmecring. • I.OA’IG WESLEY RIDENHOUR, Bynum, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering. Beta Pi. Pi Lan Sigma. American Society of Mechanical Engineers • SANDRA JI AN RILEY. Atlanta, Georgia; science and Literature; Phi Mu, Panhelkmc Council, President. Jurisprudence Council. Sigma Lau Delta. IhintHhut, Soviets I ditor. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Senior Personality. • EUGENE SOUTHARD RISLER, III, Felton, Delaware; Electrical Engineering; Delta Upvilon, Ita Kappa N'u. Phi I ta Sigma. I au Beta Pi. Institute of Radii Engineers. Eii-iii Row: • JUDY FRANCES ROBERSON. Savannah. Georgia; Science and Litcia-turc; Alpha Delta Pi; Sociology Club, President. Angel I light. Delta Chi Sweetheart, Safety Committee, secretary. • MARILYN LOUISE ROBI R-SON. Birmingham. Alabama; Education; Giombrata, Student Education Asso ciation, VVomcn's Glee Club. • WILLIAM I'.. ROBERSON, JR.. Huntsville, Alabama; Electrical Engineering, l au Kappa Epsilon. • GEORGE WON KOI ROBERTS, III. Dawson. Georgia; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. Six ni Row: • W ILLIAM CRL'AIEI A ROBERTS. Atlanta. Georgia; Industrial Management; Society foi the Advancement of Management. • ERIC ANTHONA ROBERTSON. JR.. Bayou La Bat re. Alabama; Education. • JAA1E.S REX ROBINSON. Ahmford. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radi. Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • JOHN Alt I HE R ROBINSON. |R.. Auburn. Alabama. E lectrical Engineering; Institute of Radio I ngineers. American Rocket Society, American Institute of E lectrical Engineers. S� vt mu Row : • I EIOMAS EllO ROCKS. Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Auburn Veterans Association. Eta Kappa N'u. Tau Beta Pi. • DONALD ONI Al ROOKS. Ranburne, Alabama; Education. • BILE NI ESON ROSS. Hartford. Alabama; Education. A Club. Basketball Captain. • BRUCE ROSS. I iartsellc, Alabama: Business Administration. Delta Sigma Pi. Eicnili Row: • MARA BELLE ROSS. Elioiuaston. Alabama; Education; Baptist Student Union, Association of Childhood Education. President. Student Education Association. • ROYCE B. KOI ion. Earranr, Alabama. Electrical Engineering; Delta Chi. Institute of Ratlit Engineers, American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • CHARLES CHRISTOPHER RUPP. Huntsville. Alabama; Electrical Engineering. • I I AIM I. RUSSELL, Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Literature; Delta eta; Newman Club. 331 Kirsi Row: • PATRICIA 1.1 RUSSO. Birmingham, Xlabama; Education; Angel Flight. Pershing Rides Drill Team Sponsor, Glee Club. ()| cra Workshop, Plainsman. Spirit Committee. Debate Council. • BERNARD GLEN SADLER. Huntsville. Alabama; Textile Management; Phi Pvi Honorary Textile Fraternity. • JOSEPH PRESTON SANDERS. JR.. Birmingham. Alabama; Scabbard and Blade, Alpha Phi Omega, Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • LEONARD I SANDERS, Auburn, Alabama; Science and Literature. Siigono Row: • SAMUEL SIDNIX SANDERS. Mobile. Mabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers, mcrican Institute of Electrical Engineers. • DOROim ANN SARRIS. Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Literature; Delta Zeta; Supt. Organizations and Social Life: Sum. uburn Union, President and Vice President Delta Zeta, Socioiog Cliio, Organizations (Council. Features Editor Plainsman. • THOMAS M. SAUNDERS. Lipscomb, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Phi Ita Sigma, Ft a Kappa N’u, Tau Beta Pi. Pi Mn Epsilon. I nginecring Council. Auburn Band. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • JOHN CULPEPPER SAWYER, JR.. Birmingham, Alabama; Industrial .Management; Delta Sigma Phi; Society for the Advancement of Management. I iiikii Row: • |UD KAX S XXX X I R, Birmingham, Xlabama, Business Administration. • JERRY DALE SAYERS, Opp. Xlabama: Business Commerce. • SYIA’I X ANN SCIII RL. Birmingham. Alabama; Education-, XX omen's Student Government Association. Freshman Advisory Council. • WILHELM PI M R SCHOOR. New-I sen burg, Germany; Chemistry. Xtiburn Soccer Club. Lot Kin Row; • DORMAN BROOKS SCI IRIXISIILR. I luntsxilk. Xlabama. Business Administration. • VERNON GLENN SCHRIMSHER, Huntsville, Alabama; Business Commerce. • BURT PISER SCHWARZ. JR.. Mobile, Alabama; (die mica I Engineering; American Chemical Society. American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Canterbury Forum. • NORMAN DAVIDSOOl I. Montgomery. Alabama-. Civil Engineering; Xmerican Stteicty of Civil E’ngi-neers. I inn Row: • XX'II.KER DANIEL SCO I I . Alexander City. Alabama; Textile Management; Sigma Phi Epsilon; Phi Psi Textile Honorary. R AGIIBIR Kt XI XR SI H AL. Chandigarh. India; Civil Engineering; Associate Society of Civil Engineers, Social Chairman International Relations Club. • JEAN MARII SI I-BOLD. Greenport, L.I.. New York; Education; Kappa Alpha Dicta. Cwcns, Dolphin Club, Auburn Critique, Plainsman Staff, S.A.A.CS. • XVAYNI LIT. SELF. Birmingham. Alabama; Busincs Xdiiiinistraiion; Delta Chi; Delta Sigma Pi Professional I rat. SiMti Row: • JOIINII. XX ESI. IA SEN III L. JR.. Ashland. Alabama; Art; Phi Gamma Delta; Baptist Student Union, Phi I ta Sigma. Xit Guild. Alpha Phi Omega. Critique. Delta Sigma Pi. Men’s Glee Club. Mixed Chorus. • III (ill DAN I El SI X TON. Enterprise, Alabama; Chemical Engineering; Sigma Nu. • MARX |()||N SEA MORI , Alexander City. Alabama; I ab Technology. • ROBIR I EDWARD SHAFFER. Mobile. Xlabama; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Chi. S; u mii Row: • CLYDE LYNN SHARPE. Birmingham, Xlabama; Chemical engineering. • I DXX IN XARON SHEPPARD. Roanoke. Alabama; Art. • JA.Xll S HI R-BERT SHERLR. Jasper, Alabama: Forestry; Xtiburn Forcstr) Club. • CARO-I SHIP) I X . Rome. Georgia; Science and Literature, Phi Mu. I K.lllll Row; • | X XU'S XII LION SHIPXI.W. Camden. South Carolina; Aeronautical Xd ministration; Delta Tail Delta. • JA.XIES DXX SI 11RI. I X. Xork. Alabama. Forestry; Forcstr) Club. A (dub. • HOXX RD RAX SIIOl LIS. I ru� -villc, Alabama; Mechanical I nginecring; American Society of Alccbantcai I ngincers. • MAX RAX Sill XI (.K, Ixccl. Xlabama; lorestry. Niniii Row: • RON ALD LI'.E SHUXIACK. Repton, Alabama; Agriculture Education; Collegiate FEA, Block and Bridle. Poultry Science Club. Dairy Science Club. • JI-'RRX LYNN SIBLEY. Xlt. Hoik. Alabama; Advertising Design. • ROId SII.BER, Huntsville. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. • XX'II.IIXXl JACOB SILVER, Mobile. Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Alanagcment. I i n rtt Row. • STEXTN I'.. SIMMONS. Hocoda. Xlabama. Business (Commerce. • JAXII'S DANIEL SIZEMORE. Winfield. Xlabama; Education. • JOHN RICHARD SLAUGHTER. Jackson. I cmiessc; Industrial .Management; lambda Chi Alpha. Society for the Advancement of Management. • BOBBYE ANN SMITH. Birmingham. Alabama; Home Economics; Alpha Delta Pi, Mortar Board, President School of Home Economics, XX’lms Who in American Colleges and Universities, President Omicron Nu Home Economics Honorary, President Dormitoiy , Alpha Delta Pi Rush (duirman. 33-i SENIORS ✓ DOT SARRIS ANN WALKER I'msr Row: • BORBX DINSON S.MI’I 11, Anniston, Alabama; Industrial Xlan.igcmcii. Vlplia I an Omega; Societv f«� i Advancement of Management. • DON l.l) D. SMITH, Auburn, labama; Forestry. • DONALD MAX SMITH. Canoe, Xlaliama; Agricultural I nginccring; Xmerican Society « f Agricultural Engineers. • DON 1.1) U'AVN'I SMI I 11. Opelika, Xlabama; Psychology. Suomi Row: • I WATSON SMITH, Auburn, Alabama; Pre-Law; Lambda Chi Alpha. • FRED W 11 I I Ml SMI I 11. Port I audcrdalc. Elorid.i; I kctric.il Engineering, Delta Upsilon; Institute of Radio Engineers, Pi Mu Epsilon. Eta Kappa Nu. Pan lleia Pi. American Instituu of I Icctrical Engineers. • III SI I K MOORI SMI TH, JR.. Decatur, Georgia; Aeronautical Administration; Eau Kappa Epsilon, An min Kiwineer. Business Manager. H’ wg Tips Stall. 77,v (irotro Stalf. International Aeronautical Society. • JMII'S HI NDI RSON SMITH. Cenrgiaua. Maliama; Civil l-'nginccring. Tiiikii Row: • JAM! S ROY SMI I II. Verbal. Alabama; Meet rival I nginccring; Phi Gun nu Delta, American Institute of Electrical engineers. Institute of Radio Engineers. Auburn V eteran Xssociation. Eta Kappa Nu. • PA I RK.IA NN SMITH. Camden, Alabama; Science ami Literature; Delta Delta Delta. • P ll. M. SMITH. JR.. Montgomery. Maliama. Science and Literature; Pi Kappa Phi. I rack and Saber. Auburn Historical Society. • PIGGY JO SMITH. liirmingbain. Alabama; Science ami Literature; Mortar board, Cwcns. Pi Mu Lpsilon. Alpha Lambda Delta. Baptist Student Union. Women's Student Omnium nr Association. Freshman Xdvisory Council. Union Committees. Eoikiii Row: • THOMAS LARRY SMITH. Headland. Maliama; griciiliural Education. • PA'rsS LINTON SXIIIMTRMXN. Birmingham. Alabama; Education. • JOHN MI RI DIIll SNELL. Dotlian, Maliama; Mathematics; Xruold it Society. • DADE SHERRILL SNELLGROVE. Montgomery, Mabama; Science and Literature. Lit hi Row: • DANNY GERALD SNOW, Guntcrsvillc. Maliama; Xcroiiautical Engineering; Institute of Xcrospacc Sciences. .Societv of Xmerican Military l-'.ngi neers. Scabbard ami Blade. President. • MXKIIIA I I.O D SOI I III RN, LaKayctrc. labama; Education; Zeta Tau Alpha. • FHOMAS PAl I SPXHOS. Plienix Cit . Maliama. Forestry Management; Circle K. Soviets for the Advancement' of Management. I'lvtirw.iu Staff. • ROX XI 1.1 N SPARKS. Clarkston. Georgia; Education. Sixin Row. • TERRY M I SPARKS, (.'larkston. (icorgia; Education. • XI XRX GAS ION SPXRROW. Auburn. Xlabama; Education; Kappa Delta. Panlicllenic Council. Snuleiit Falucatioii Xwiciation. Ci.o iik i . Xssociation of Cliildhood I ducation. Thintwau. • I.ARRX I DW'ARI) SPEAKS. Auburn. Xlabama; Civil Engineering; -Xmerican Society of Civil Engineers. • XI XR I IN XX I S-I I X SPI XR. .Montgomery, Xlabama; Industrial .Management. St.vr.NTii Row; • (il I NN HAROLD SPEARS, Plienix City. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; American Socicn of Mcclianical Engineers. • PA I L I EONARD SIM CK.MANN, l.a XU-sa. California; Chemistry. • T XX XR I XNDRI XX SPEER. Birmingham. Alabama; Xlcchanic.il I nginccring; Xmerican Societv of Xlcclianical l-inginters. Auburn V eterans Association. • BRl Cl I.ODGI SPENCI R, JR.. Decatur, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Alpha, Pi Lau Sigma. I i Mu Epsilon, I’laiiiniun Staff. Xmerican Society of Mechanical I-nginccring. Eiinmi Row: • JAMES ANTHONY PERSCHALL SPORE. JR.. Pensacola, Florida; Busi lies’ Administration; Delta Tau Delta; Xuburn Junior Chamber of Commerce. • XI VRGARE I JE XNNI SPRI II I I . I.ccds. Alabama; I ducarion; Zeta lau Xlpha, President. Auburn Literary Societv. Magnolia Hall Division Sweetheart. Auburn Spirit Committee. Student Education Xssociation. • I VI I AN JL Nl STAGGl RS. Mobile. Alabama; laboratory I'cchnokigy. • BOBBX Cl I NN STAPLES, T'alkvillc. Xlabama; Business Xdministration. 333 Fiasi Row; • NATHAN W.WNK STARK. Alexander City. Alabama; Science and Literature. • RUSSELI MARTIN STENDER, Barberton, Ohio; Chemical Engineering; Phi Delta I heta. American Institute of Chemical Engineering. Phi l ambda lpsilon. Auburn Veterans Association. • Ri l l I AATI.SH STEPHENS, I'homasxillc. deorgia; Elementary Education; Kappa Delta. Education Association. Association for (.'hi Id hood Education, I an Kappa Epsilon Sweetheart. • I .OLA I.UCILI STEPHENS. Louisville. Alabama; Education; Alpha Delta Pi. Si:coni Row : • JOHN C RPI N I I K SI I Pill NS. Alunford. Alabama. Science and Literature. • FRANK IVAYNE SI I Pill ns. Attalla, Alabama; Agricultural Science. • AA'II.I.IAAI I.INI.II SI I A'l NS. Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Secretary- I reasurcr Pi Sigma Lpsilon, Pi I au Pi Sigir.a. Scabbard and Blade. • JI iAIY D. SITAE NS. Elba, Ala liama; Civil I ngincering. Third Row: • RAYAIOND SIONL. |R . Alorganlield. Alabama. A'eterinarv Medicine; Omega I au Sigma. Jr. A A AL A. President. • WILLIAM CI.ARLNCI STRAIN. Battles Wharf, Alabama; Electrical Engineering. ♦ ROBERT LOUIS STRAI LON. Alontgomcry. Alabama; I'Jcctrical Engineering; Lta Kappa Nu, Institute of Radio I'.nginecrx; American bistirutc of Electrical Engineers. Auburn Veterans Association. • I IIO.AI AS CHESTER STRINdFR, JR.. Miami, Florida; Science and Literature; Sigma Nu. Foekiii Row: • WILLIAM HF'.NRY ST(XJkHAAI. II. Birmingham. Alabama; Industrial Management; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Society lor Advancement of Management. • i an CARLTON STONE, Hialeah, Florida; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Chi. I.A.S. (Institute of Aerospace Sciences . Steerage. Scabbard ami Blade. Semper Fideus Society. • BILLY R. STURDIVAN I. Russellville. Ala-bama; Forestry. • CHARLES LYNN SUBLETT, Huntsville, Alabama; Electrical Engineering. Fn in Rom: • DON Aid) AA NI. Si I III RI.IN. Boa . Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineeis. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. • AA ALTER CLARY SUTTEE, dadsden, Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Omicron Delta Kappa. Spades, I au Bela Pi, Eta Kappa Nu. Pi Mu Epsilon. Steerage. All I . IRE'.. Engineers Council. Student Representative to Men’s Discipline (Jbmmitcc. Commitcr on Academic Honesty. Senior Senator. Publication Board. SU'Sd.A. (Jlass Section Editor (iniMinm. • DORO-I HA A. SW ANN. Birmingham. Alabama; I'ducation; Alpha Lambda Delta. Mortar Board. Chairman of Judiciary. AA Sd A. Union Committees. Phi Beta Lambda, Kappa Delia Pi. • A’AL'dHN ROY SWAZI-Y. Lexington. New York; Education. Simii Row; • Al ARA M ARd ARI I SWINDLE. Anniston. Alabama; Science and Literature; Auburn Players, Debate learn. Westminster Fellowship. • MARCIA ANN LATUM. Mentone. Alabama; Education. Alpha Omicron Pi. • 1)1 N-NIS WAA N| TAYLOR, drccnville. Alabama; Business Administration. • I DAVARD AI I.ISON TERRY. JR.. Mobile. Alabama; Civil Engineering; I'au Kappa l psilon. Society of American Military Engineers. American Society of Civil Engineers S� vi mh Row; • ROBERT ER anki IN THAMES. Monroeville. Alabama; I Icctrical Engineering; AIM. IRE. • Joan MARGARET THEISSEN, Montgomery. Alabama; llomr Economics Education; Freshman Advisory (Jouncil. • BARBARA JOYCE THOMAS. Foley. Alabama; Education. Alpha Lambda Delta. Pi Mu Epsilon. Freshman Advisory (Jouncil. • dl'.OKdl SCJYBERI I IIOM AS. I iifaula. Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Nu. Ek.iiiii Rom ; • I K AA THOMAS. Opelika. Alabama; Laboratory Technology; Kappa Alpha lluta. • AIRS. NOLI A DANII L THOMAS, Auburn. Alabama: Education; SAL. ACE • WILLIAM A. THOM AS. Binningbam. Alabama; Business Administration; Kappa Sigma. JOHN AI BIRI THOMPSON. vralta, l.thinn; IMmation, Phi Delia Kappa. Phi Mu Alpha, Omicron Delta Kappa. Drum Major. A ice President School of Education. Niniii Row: • JOHN WILTON THOMPSON. O ark. Alabama: Business Administra- tion; Delta Sigma Pi. • WILLARD ROY THOMPSON, JR.. Cbxton, Georgia; Industrial Management; Sigma Pi. Society for Advancement of Manage mem. • WILLIAM ROBERT THOMPSON. JR.. Panama City. Florida; Agricultural Engineering; Theta Chi. Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha eta. • FRANK Al KIN LEY EIIAVI.AII. JR.. I'to. Florida: Aeronautical Engineering; Beta Pi. T’entii Row: • ASIILYN WEEK LEY LIP EON. Atlanta, (Georgia; Home Economics; Alpha danima Delta. Delta I au Delta Sweetheart. Spirit (Jommittee. Entertainment (Jommittee. Social (Jommittee, Dance Committee, Home Economic' Club. Freshman Advisory Council. • (iRAI)A R A A I ONE A. Opelika. Alabama; Science and Literature; I beta Xi. • WILI.IAAI DAAjS lOLCII- STONE, Huntsville, Alabama; Architecture. • BOBBA ROSS TRAMMI LI . Birmingham. Alabama; Business Administration. 334 SENIORS I ms r Row: • DONALD R. rRAYLOR, Rosenberg, Texas; Matliomatics. • JAMES 11. I RUT. Gilbcrtown, Alabama; Forestry. • ROY LEWIS TRIBBLE. JR . Eairlicld. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; American Societv of Mechanical Engineers • WKCKEY MOUSE I 111C iPI N. Rinky Dink. Mah.ima. Political Science. Si iimi Row • JOSEPH W ADI EUCKER, III. Sr. Simons Island. Georgia. Building Con--truction. Phi Delta I beta; AS(CI . Ruilders Guild. 1‘hiiisin.vi (Circulation Manager. Advertising Manager. Business Manager. Phi Delta I'hcta. Vico Presitlent. Summer President. (Chaplain. Newman (Club. Village l air (Committee. • SYLVIA MADURA TURNER, Leesburg, Georgia; Education •VIRGINIA rURNER. Decatur. Alabama; Education. • 11 URN VERNE UNDER WOOD. I'olev. Alabama: Agricultural Education: Dairv Science (Club. President. IT. B.S.U. Eiiikii Row: • DAVID JULIAN VANCE. Macon. Georgia; Electrical Engineering; Pi Mu Epsilon. Tan Bela Pi. Phi Eta Sigtlia. Eirst (Christian (Church (Choir. • MARA I.LAM VAN(CE. Macon, (ieorgia; Science ami l.itcraturc: Phi lu. • WILLIAM MARVIN Y'ARNON. JR., Birmingham. Alabama; Civil Engineering; ASCE- • SARA SULLIVAN VESSEI-S. Pine Mountain. Georgia; Science and I.iieraturc: (Cwcns. l owers. (Corresponding Secretary. Acting President Winter I 'MO. ngcl flight Alternate, Secretary for (C()IA, Junior Senator. Eovhiii Row; • JOHN EDWARD VICK, ndalusia. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; Pi Kappa Phi. • LINDA JACQl I i.ini VICK. Columbiana, Alabama; Education. • LANIER FLETCHER VINES, Tallasscc, Alabama; Education; SEA. • DONALD HUGH VOCE, Dora, Alabama; Interior Design. I'll in Row: • LINDA WADSWORTH, Prattville. Alabama; laboratory technology; |pha (iamiiu Delta; Wpha Epsilon Delta. Laboratory I cclinology Club. • CLORGE ROBERTS W MGNI R. Birmingham. Alabama: Business dmin-istration. • BETTY M. WAGNON, Florence, Alabama; Pharmacy; Kappa I psilon. President. PhA. Secretary; WSGA, Auburn Vhjrnucist, Editor. • RONALD CHARLES WAITES. Montgomery'. Alabama; Electrical Engineering. Simii Row : • EREDERKCK BYRD WAl DO. Montgomery. Alabama. Business Adminis-tration. • GLORIA ANN WALDROP. Atlanta. Georgia; Science and Literature; Delta Zcta; Union (Committees. Vubiu it Literary Society . Sigma I an Delta • P WRICK A. WALDROP. Gadsden. Alabama; Agricultural Educa- lion; Block and Bridle. F.F. . • ANN MARTINA WALKER. Anniston. Alabama; Education; Alpha (.‘amnia Delta; Kappa Delta Pi. President; Pin Mu Epsilon. Chairman of Council of Student Organizations. Cwcns. Octet. (Chairman of Auburn Union I entertainment Committee. Auburn Union Program Council. President of Dorm 5. WSGA Judiciary Council. WSGA Legislative Council. Board of Conceits and Lectures. freshman Advisory Coun--cil. Dolphin Club. Secretary. i jinsnuvi, Who's Who in American (Colleges and Universities. Senior Personality. Chairman Bowling Tournament for M R A. Spring Show— Carousel.” Sni mii Row • mi.1.11 JEAN WALKER. Greeley, Colorado; Education; Debate Council and learn. I an Kappa !pha. • I l)W RI) I ARE ALKI R. Huntsville. Alabama; Civil Engineering: VS.CJL • LINDA ELLIS AA AI.KI.R, Enterprise Alabama; Education; Delta Delta Delta. Kappa Delta Pi. • WtU ON M. WAI.KT.R. Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Lamlida ( hi Alpha. Eta Kappa Nu. I.R.E. Eighth Row: • I ||‘S I I’.l R I WAl I A(Cl . (Coluir.hus. Georgia; I Icctncal I nginccrmg. Pi Kappa Phi. AIEE. • JOHN DRAKI WALLACE. Anniston. Alabama; Prc-I iw Delta (Chi. Secretary. Phi Era Sigma. Blue Key. Giomikvia. I’hiw-in,vi Cross (anintrv. • DOROI I IN EI.ISI W AL LERS. Birmingham. Ala-buna- Education; Alpha Gamma Delta. SEA. Auburn Literary Society. Secretarial (Committee. WSGA. Secretary. Gi.omimw . Spirit (Committee. Entertainment Committee. • SUE KEITH WARR1 N, Rome. Georgia; I du-c it ion Pbi Mu; Panlicllcnic (Council. Association for (Childhood Education. SICA. Ercsltman Advisory (Council. 335 Frnsr Row: • TERRY LYDE WASHINGTON, Montgomery, Alabama; Busines Administration. • ROLAND LEWIS WATERS. Quitman, Georgia; Engineering Physics. • JERRY DEWITT WATSON, Phenix City, Alabama: Electrical Engineering; Institute of Radio Engineers. American Institute of Electrical Enginccis. • SUSAN I.INN AVAISON, Mobile. Alabama; Education; Delta eta. Sicomi Row: • TOMMY RAY MAI IS. I vcrgrccn. Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering; Sigma Nu; Institute of Aerospace Sciences. American Rocket Society. Auburn Student Engineer's Council. Circle ■'K . (ih.tirm.in of L'-S. Canada Relations Committee, President of Sigma Nu. • VIRGINIA ADELE WEATHER EORI). Uriah. -Alabama; l.almratory I'cclmology; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Laboratory I'cclmology Club. • ALPHEUS BRAXTON WEBB. Montgomery, Alabama; Civil Engineering. • BE! IY WEBB, Atlanta, Georgia; Education; Chi Omega. Third Row; • DON All) GEN I I bb. Anniston. Alabama; liulustrial Management; Society for the Advancement t Management. • Rl I5A DIANNI M l BB. Birmingham, Alabama; Science and l.itcrature: Kappa Alpha I beta. • JOHN PATRICK WElDNER. Chattanooga. Tennessee; Mechanical Engineering; Pi lau Sigma, Newman Club. • VVAl ion de.nny WELCH. Colundnis, Georgia; Industrial Management; Auburn University Skin Diving Club. Society for the Advancement of Management. Eovaru Row: • WILLIAM I UGI Nl M l I.CII. Memphis. I ennessee; Science and l.itera-turc; Phi Kappa l au Vareity Golf. • RALPH LEONARD WHEAT, JR, Mobile. Alabama; building (Construction; builders (iuild. Soviet) of American Military Engineers. • JOSEPH I . WHEL AN. Next haven. Kentucky; Veterinarx Medicine; Omega lau Sigma. • JERRY MACK WHITAKER. Guntcrsvillc. Alabama; Industrial .Management; Kappa Alpha. “A“ Club. A'arsity baseball. Society for the Advancement of Management. Finn Row: • IA N ARI) DEI'OI Mllll AKER. Knoxville. Tennessee; Mechanical Engineering. • CH ARI I'S lOl’IS Will IT, Talladega. Alabama. Business Administration; Pi Kappa Alpha. Spades, blue Key, Delta Sigma Pi. Chairman A’illage I air. ( hairmm Campus Ca| crs. Junior Senator, Circulation .Manager of (iioMi k i . Chairman Student Insurance. Publications board. Traffic Control board. Jtirispnidcncc Coiniuittce. • JANE AI EISON WHITE. Columbus. Georgia; Home Economies: Alpha Gamma Delta. Dolphin Club. Home Economies Club. Concert Choir. Mixed Chorus. Wesley Choir, Freshman Advisor) Council. • OA’IE.S I Rl DERK K M III I E. JR.. I'lomaton, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering; American Stacietj of Mechanical Engineers. Sixt ii Row: • PHILIP I.. Will I E. Roanoke, Alabama; Business Administration. • rHOAIAS HOWARD WHITE, Auburn. Alabama; An; Pi Kappa Phi. Industrial Design Eorum. • MYR A JUNE. A III I I I IE AD. Wcbl . Alabama; Education, Chi Omega. • CLAYTON WAYNE WHITLEY, Birmingham. Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for the Advancement of Management. S: xi sin Row: • JAMES KOI5I Rl Mill I l.l Y. JR.. I .aw rencehurg. Tennessee; Civil Engineering; Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Phi • MARILYN LUCILLE WHITLEY. Bainbridge. Georgia; Education; Chi Omega. Treasurer. I'reshman Advisory Council. President of AA R A. SEA. Social Committee, l ine Arts Committee. Giomeraix. • JOYCE. E. Willi TEN. Birmingham, Alabama; Education; Pi beta Phi. Cwens. bSU, Giomkkaix. • RORI Rl I EE WHI’E- I I N, Bridgeport, Alabama; Sociology; BSU, Sociology Club, Vice President, Circle K . I Kami Row: • CARLTON WHO III . Gcoigiana, Alabama; Civil Engineering. • DONALD Mi DOWEI.I. WICKHAM. I.angdalc. Alabama: Industrial Alanagcment. • DWIGII I I.. WIGGINS. JR.. I risen City. Alabama: Mechanical Engineering; Sigma Nu; lau Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Eta Sigma, Scabbard and blade. Engineer's Council, blue Key. • K AA P A I RICK WIGGINS. Fayette. Alabama; Education; ACEI, Association for Childhood I'ducat ion. Nimii Row • SARA PRICI WIGGINS, 1 lorala. Alabama; Education-, Delta Zeta. Association for Childhood Education. Auburn Dames (dub. Army Cadet Wives Club. • MARGARI I ANN W II COX. Mobile. Alabama; Education. bSU. lowers. Executive Council. WSGA Legislative Council. Pi Mu Epsilon. • ANN A ANN WILLIAMS, Opelika. Alabama; Secretarial Training. • AN | IIONA BOYD WILLIAMS. Mobile, Alabama; I lectrical I ngi nee ring; Institute of Radio Engineers, All I . II mii Row: • bObbA NEWEI l WILLIAMS, Birmingham. Alabama; Building Construction; Builders Guild,Track and Sabir. • Cl IN I ON MOSEI F.Y WII I I AMs. Selma. Alabama; Industrial Management, SAM. • Gl Nl IIOMI R WIL-I.I AA1S. Piedmont, Alabama; Agricultural Education. • HOWARD EUGENE. WII,I.IA.MS, Montgomery, Alabama: Forestry. 330 SENIORS CHARLIE WHITE I ikm Row: • LARI i LEWIS WILLIAMS, Cotdcle, Georgia: Education. • LEONARD II. WILLIAMS. Selma. Alabama; Animal Husbandry. Block and Bridle Club. Livestock Judging Team. • ADAM PARK WILLIAMSON, Fairfield. Alabama; Education; Westminster Fellowship Ofiiccr, Track l earn. ST.A. Physical Education Club. • LARRY DELANO WILLIAMSON, l ast rallasscc, Alabama; Tlixtrkal Engineering. Suomi Row: • EDWARD I.I.OYD WILLS. Birmingham, Alabama; Physics; Auburn Marching and Concert Bands. Pi Mu I .psilon Math Honorary. • CAKOIA N SUE WILSON, Columbus, Georgia; Education; Delta Zeta; Mortar Board, SI A. Organizations Council. • CATI lERINI JAM WILSON. Anniston. Alabama; Home Economics; Alpha Gamma Delta; Owens, Omicion Nu, Mortal Board • CHARLES ROBERT WILSON, Lanett. Alabama; Science and I itcraturc; Delta Tau Delta; American Rocket Society, President Camera Club. Wesley Eoundatioit, Vlaiimium. Third Row: • I DMOM) W. AII_NON. JR.. Selma. Alabama; Chemistry. • JAMI S MAYNARD WILSON, Aubum, Alabama; Physics. • THOMAS KARL WINDHAM, New Brockton, Alabama; Aeronautical Administration: I AN.. Corrc |x inling Secretary. Auburn Aero Club. • ABN I R BOB WISE, Kinston. Alabama; Veterinary Medicine; W'.MA. BSL . Alpha Psi. l oi'Riii Row; • JOHN I DWARD Wl I III RINGTON, New ton. Alabama; Building Construction; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Builders Guild, SAME. • CORNELIA KAYI WITTE. Birmingham. Alabama; Nome I conomics; Home Economics. Club. Freshman Advison Council. • MARY NELL WOMACK, Huntsville. Alabama; Science and I itcraturc; Sociology Club. • RANDOLPH S. WRlGH-ION, Eufanla. Alabama; Business Administration; Phi Delta I beta. Tin it Row; • MAY PI II RSON WOOD. Biiminghau.. Mabama; I lcctrical Engineering; Lambda Chi Alpha: Institute of Radio Engineers, All T. Pi Tau Pi Sigma. • cl AUDE AI.I.F.N WOODALL. Nashville. Tennessee; Architecture; Delta I an Delta. • AVERII EDWARD WOODFIN, R, Mobile. Alabama; Psychology. • GAR FUGENE WOODHAM. Theodore. Alabama; Civil Engineering; Society of Military Engineer?, Mnerican Society of Civil Engineers. Sixtit Row; • CHARLES EDWARD WOODROW. III. Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Tau Kappa I psilon; Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu. National Commander of Pi Tau Pi Sigma. Pi Mu Epsilon. Scabbard and Blade. All I’, Phi Eta Sigma. • REBA JOYCE wool.LI . Mcridianvillc, Alabama; Physical Education: Physical Education Club, WRA. • JOHN l. WRIGH T. Auburn. Alabama; Business Administration; Phi Delta Theta, President. • WILLIAM MARA’IN WRIGH T. Opp, Alabama; Forestry; Forestry Club. Society of American Foresters. A’arsity Wrestling Team. Si si viii Row: • AI.YSTT ALARM YOUNG. I uskegec Institute. Alabama. Science and Literature. • ARCHIE LAN I A ol N(;. I«.rt Payne, Alabama; Electrical Engineering: Institute of Radio Engineers, All I . Tau Beta Pi. • JT.TTIT A YOUNG. Birmingham, Alabama; Education. • MARTHA o'DAA YOUNG. Opp. Alabama; Science and Literature. I loll III Row: • WILLIAM W.Al.KTR II BACH, Mobile, Alabama; Business Adminivtra tion. • MARA I MILA ZIRKI'I.B.ACH. Birmingham. Alabama. Home Ixo-notnics; President of Dorm. AA'SG.A. Legislative (Council. Home 1 conomics Club, Spirit Committee. • JOHN CLYDE WINN. JR.. Anniston, Alabama, Pharmacy; Phi Kappa Tau; American Pharmaceutical Association. • C ARO LAN L. WHITESIDE, Montgomery, Alabama; A::, Towers, Aubum Dance Corps., Freshman Advisory Council, Spirit Committee, Recreation Committee. 337 First Row: • WILLIAM Cl.AUDI' A 1.1.ISON’, Columbus. Georgia; Business Administration; Sigma Nu; Scabbard and Blade. • JULIA AKDINI RMISTI i . Opelika. Alabama; Science and Literature; Alpha Omicron Pi: Women’s Student Govenunent -Association, Rapt 1m Student Union. Women's Recreation Association Board. • HARRIS I I.BF.RT ATKIN'S, JR.. Waycross. Georgia; Aeronautical Engineering; Delta Tau Delta; Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. • l AC ROGI R AVI RS. .Millport. Alabama; Forestry; Forestry Club. Society of American Foresters. St.com Row: • GLENN R. BACIIAR. Mobile, Alabama; Business Administration; Theta Chi. • FRED K. BAGGETT, Montgomery, Alabama; Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Pi Sigma Epsilon, Track and Saber. • CLIFFORD 1)1 N'NIS BAI L, Dticktown, Tennessee; Aeronautical Engineering; Auburn A’eteran? Association. American Rocket Society, Institute of Aeronautical Sciences. • RICHARD ANTHONY l W. Montgomery. Alabama; Pharmacy; American Pharmaceutical Association (President!. Rho Chi. Tiiikh Row: • WILLIAM COLERIDGE (JILL. Gainesville. Florida; A'ctcrinary Medicine; Alpha Pri; junior AVMA. • BENIAMIN FRANKLIN HI RST, Moulton, Alabama; Veterinary Medicine; Alpha Psi; Junior AVMA. • REBEC BUFORD KOON. Lafayette, Alabama; Education; Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa Delta Pi. Student Education Association. Association for (Childhood Education. • CHARLES ROT. I.OGAN. Opelika, Alabama; Industrial Management; Society for Advancement of Management. I’oikiii Row: • I KM ST GRITTIN MOORT. JR.. I dlasscc. Mabama: Pharmacy; Rim Chi. American Pharmaceutical Association. • THOMAS DAVID O'DELL, Clayton. Alabama; Pharmacy: Rho Chi. American Pharmaceutical Association. • JOHN MORELAND OWEN, Birmingham, Alabama: Pharmacy. • RICHARD Al.l.TN RO.WT, Atlanta. (jeorgia; Electrical Engineering; Beta Pi; President of Beta Pi. Phi I'.ta Sigma. Eta Kappa Nti, Pi Tau Pi Sigma. Tikiii Row: • JOHN HI NRY 81NGI.I Y. Selma. ltl aiiu; Chemical I ngim-cring. Delta Tau Delta; American Institute of Chemical Engineers. • DUDLEY BYRD SISK. Lexington, Kentucky, A’ctcrinary Medicine: Omega Tau Sigma; Student Senate. Religious Life Committee. Junior AA'.AI • AYTMBERIA ALEX-YN'DE.R SMI IH. Hamilton. Georgia; Business. -Administration; Sigma Nu. • ROBER T ERNES 1 S I ARK. Auburn, Alabama; Pharmacy; American Pharmaceutical Association. Phi Delta Chi. Sixni Row: • STANLEY’ B. SIKES, Lucerne, Alabama; Pre-Law; Pi Kappa Phi; Presi dent of Squires. President of Blue Key, Stn«l«.nt Senate. President Pro-1 cm of the Senate. Spades. • ROBER I I l.l MING I AYI-OR, Cleveland. Tennessee; A'ctcrinary Medicine; .Alpha Psi; Junior AA'.M . Alpha eta. • ROBER T EUGENE. TODD. |R., Birmingham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering; Tau Beta Pi, Era Kappa Nu. • JAMES FRAN is WURTHMANN, Sullivan’s Island, South Carolina, Pharmacy; Phi Delta Chi, President of American Phannaccutical -Association. Newman Club. 338 Finer Row: • JAMRS I I. BB01 llinniuj A un i; Mechanical Engineering ; • K ATI IKK [XI. ABOTT, Birmingham, Alabama: Education • ( AROLYN II AN BER ROMBIE. liumlngli.iiii, Alabama; Honn bcD I • IAMKS ( ABERCROMBIE. ill , Alabui ■; Burincn Adiniimii.iiioii (1); I). It., ( l„. • THOMAS MII.ITAIU) ABEKNAIHV, IK., Moiilgonios, Alabama; I'lfEniiiiHTilhC 1 : l-.iiilila Clii Alpha. • t.l. l)A I 'H Rl l MINI V. I’lici i an a: III 1 (•). Row: •LINA MARION ABNEY Pi.................I v.......... Education I Zcla Tau Alpha. • CHARLES RAY ACOSTA lliui . Industrial Man • I I - • DONALD lEFFKRA c | ON. Hi n injtliam, Al ibar • ; Bvi '• miui(ration I . • SAM IT.I'ER At l IK l.i cl , A ■ buna: Architect........ Kaj • IIOKACI RANDOLPH ADAIR JK Decatur, Mhriuippi; VeCeri . MnNeiat • : Alphi I' • HOYT I) Al) AIK, Moulton. Aliilunu; Itii.iiii Aduiiniftration '2). Titian Row: • ALISON LYNNE ADAMS Biimi Alabama; Ail (2); Alpha Omi cron Pi • ii. IRAN ADAMS. Plienix Cit) ' bama Buiinra Adi.............. mraiitMi (I). • BETTE FRANCKi ADAMS Atlanta coi Laboratory FrchtMloay 2 • |AMES EARL ADAMS ............ i l..... Educa I . • JANE ANN ADAMS. Anniiion, Alabama Moral................. I : Alplia Gamma Drib. • KENNETH MURRAY ADAMS Andaluun A Pre-Engineering (I). Fourth Row: • LYNDA IANE ADAMS. Monlmnni M a Science and I 13 • OTHEL WAYNE ADAMS YY Kentucky: Veterinary Medi Omega I u Sigma. • M AM.I Y LANIER ADAMS Pet cola Florida; Ele tiical Kng......... . • SUZANNE KA’IIIV ADAMS I M loan. (itoiKu: Bu«i,i.'.. Ailminiitiatinn (I); Della De'l.i l)el:.« • THOMAS LF.AVIS ADAMS. Montgomery. Alabama; Engineering Phyclcr I • OSCAR ADA'S I’iiur l) l Riei, tail...; ('liriuu.il l-jigim-eting I'll III Row: • V. AYNE MAI Kit I. AIM t ( K. I'.......... I • ! • Pbaimaci I • HERBERT RUDOLPH ADKINS. Opelika A I . •AMI. LIAM IIOAA M.i) ADKINS lit I. t I.au.l. id .l. IU.ii.1.: V.......... . JERRY RAY ADRIAN. Centn V............... ' Mcdicii • BARBARA I AGEE. Chau... Alaba , • • WILLIAM MASTIN AGEE. JK.. Srliiu, M.ilu.iu.i; I'liyiici (2); I’lii Delia I In-la. Sixin Row: • WILLIAM Kill) AGERTON Arltoa Alabama; Education 2 . KY niOMAS Al KH AK I. Gardendalr Alabama: Pre-Knginreiing I • BON Nil CIMKE AF1KKN. Allan:. . Gr .i i.. Si i. m. .mil l.ilnaiurc 12 I’lii Mu • BARBARA BOWEN AKERS. Mooikoi.hm Alabama ..................... I CM Omen, • WILLIAM FRAZIER ALBRIGIIl IK AAVit Point, Georgia: Prc-I I • WILLIAM P. AI.BRI I PON. Frin i Alabama: Electrical Ktigineriing (I): Kappa Ali.Ki. St.VCNIII Row; • FREDERICK HAROLD ALEXANDER it S■ Sot ......... P i.ii in.ii [4 • JI III. ALEXANDER PraiiviBi ' 1 i Delia Delta Della • Rt )RI K' AVYXNI ALEXANDER Ai . Alabama; Mechanical Eng... ing 3). • SI SANNE ALEXANDER. YVIi hcW. Alalunia; Science .nil Literature I . Della Delta Delta. • 1IENKY O. ALFORD. JK.. Bowling Girrn. Ki iluckt A • M Omega Tu Srgma • CHARLES M. Mils m- Alabama I.. I- ing Corot ruct inn |2). Erorrrii Row: • CHARLES l ALLEN Ad Sig na Nu. • CLIFiOKI) LAMAR M l I N Mobil ' Electrical Fan • . I K l.l) YOUNG AI.I.EN Alexander Chj M.i..,,.: i: ........ v • JAMES IIARAVEI.I. ALLEN. Merntd i • • Adm teal AJpba I ■ ■ Omega • lOllN RAYM All ALLEN, Mobile Alabama; P -Eng............... l ; Della Ian Della. • H DY GAY 1.1'. AI.I.EN, Monlgnroery, Alabama; Education t ; lj� l I Mia IS. Nimii Row: • KITTY FAIRLKIGII ALLEN Atlanta ..... Kdimuioa Mu • MARCARK1 Mils Adania '••• gia; S eitce and I jirmture 3); Delta Zeta • ROGER WILLIAM Mils Aubu Alabama I' Sigma Nu • ROY BENTON Mils I............ieeugia; Education t ; Pin I • v, I.V AI.I.EN Birmingham Alabama Edncalio ! . Chi Omega • niOMAS B Mils IK i: Alabama; Architecture TrJirii Roe : • KATIH.KIM LUCIA AIXIGOOD Noeth Miami Florida; IVyrhnbin il ; Zcta Tau Alpha. • I.OI IS A EMILY AI.LIGOOD No Ii M imi Florida: Pneholo Z u Tau Alpha • MARGARE1 ANSEEY Mil-SON, Valley lira.I Alabama; Setcnec rod Literature I . • ROBERT COOPER ALLISON, Gadide . AlaKitita; Aeronautical Adniini.lration (2 . • THOMAS MADISON ALLISON Valin ll.a.i Alabama: Pharmacy !♦), • WH.1.IAM CLAUDE AI.I.ISON. OolumUr. Georgia; limine .VI-liiiiiitlralii.il (4). cLCnaerqra3uafes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 34° First Row: v, f • W ''It xu i ALLISON ill ■ Ktw ' i I • I'M I III KN XKD XI I I MI KIU.K, Cm ....Kcnlui Medicine (3): Omega Tju Sin � .� • I'KDKO EDGXKIM) ALVARADO. Panama City, I'jnurij; Agricultural i ii • BECKY 1 ' 1 R SOM Hop Hull. Alabama: Education • . Alirl iO.... P • 1 1111 Lll’ WILLIAM ALVERSOX Pell City, Alaban I . y (I). • CIIRISTO I'ID'.R HENRY AI.VIA, Birmingham. Alabama; Milb.inili. I ,. Siai.tu Row: • ROSS VINCEN1 AMARO Belvigw Height! • THOMAS • AMASON Aubu Mahan,. Pir-Mnl Ni • J K AMBROSE Montgomery bhui i Riniimt Arlii.iti� ti� ii� n • I.EI.DON IIOLLIS AMK K llirinii .! in A rlmna: Pm-Englncr inv (I). • ROBERT LEE AMSTER Lex Vm fljM (5)i Alpb N. • JAMES E. AWDEVBCG Ri.aiittgl m Alabama: Civil Engineering .31; Delta Chi. Timor Row : • CAROL WREN ANDERS Al -I Literature I : Alpha Gamma Delta. • AI.I.IE DEAKIXC ANDERSON .......com. Alabama; Education -• : Phi l . • DORIS MIRIAM ANDERSON. r..|. Revile. Alabama: Education (I). • PRANK III N'lER ANDERSON III Union SnringL Alabama: India trial Managem nt • ISAAC ROCKR ANDERSON laurel. t.wi«!|iji:; Artur, iiii-.i al X.lm i i. -. t .. • | AMES RATHER ANDERSON JR Fairhope Alabama: Rleetii. • I n loi'RTii Row: • IOIIN WILLIAM OKK ANDERSON IK Pi Mona Malian BuikEng Construction (I• LARRY TAYLOR ANDERSON Moliilr A I i : Electrical Engineciing 2 • PATTI JEAN XNDI Km in Mo gomery, Alabama; Education 1 ; Kappa Drlu. • RI'.N WINSTON ANDERSON N-.ta.ulga. AlaU.ma: M.nli. in .lin 2). • WILLIAM CHARLES ANDERSON Citronelle, Alabama Pre-Engineering 2 Firm Row: • WILLIAM FRANKLIN ANDERSON, IR . Srauoes. Alabama Pn • FRANK JOHN ANDVADI Mol ' It..... Administration (31; Delta Tan Della. • DALE EUGENE NDRESS. IVter-nun, Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering . • IE.KRY B ANDREWS Alai 11 •: Butinm Adminotratior I . • JOHN MARK ANDREWS xf•.n i■ i r- x bm i Kappa Seii. • KENNETH JAY ANDREWS Marietta, Georgia: Chemical Engineering I'. Smut Row • MARY CAROLYN ANDREWS Lou villi AUboma; Educatio -• . IVIm Deltt Delta. • KiHi.ti IRENE ANDREWS Montgomery, Al. Educatio (2); Chi Om ga • PERRY I. ANGLE. DMiom, Ala-ban I Prc-Vctcrinary Mrdieine ! • NELSON EDDY ELAGLIN. Duluth Georgia; Pkv-Dentbtn 1 • MARTHA REID ANTHONY Bin Alabama; lalwirlun Teclinilogv I • JO LYNN Al'PI.EhS' Moatevallo Alabama: Interior Dr'itn (I1. Seventh R iw: • MARY COKER APPI.I PON, Atlanta Georgia; Science and Literature ■2 . Alpha Gamma Delta. • ARLIN CONROI APPLING IR Coreas A Pre-Engineering I ; Phi Gamma Delta. • MARION CHRIS AQUILINO. Iliimiieliain. Alabama; Pi c-Kfivinrcring 111; Tau Kipiu Epsiloi • NANCY I � t I SI R AS I X'- ogia; Education I ; I . Beta n.i. • JOHN GEARY ARCT.NI.Al X Xb.h l. Malum... Engineering Phvyit rheta Chi. • ALEXANDER HAMILTON ARCHER IV. Oak Ridge lentil-ore; Chemical EnguM-nine - • . E:uittii Row: • IIKVXM IACOB ARMISTI XD IK Opelika, Alabama; Pre-Engineering ■ I • GAYLE LORITA AKMISTE XD Sfonfgoi Alabama; See retarial Training . Kappa Alpha Tlsria. • IOSF.PM xxiliu K ARMISTI XD Rainer. Ablnnu: Science and Literature ’I). • CHUNKY III NKEY I XXV Suiwliine. Georei.i; Poster Hanging • BARBARA HAZEL ARM- S'! RONG. Opelika. .Vahama: Education I '. • WILLIAM RAYMOND ARNALL Luthcrevillc, Ctorpi Prc Dcnintiy I Nivitt Row: • GLENDA LI CILLE ARM.I IE, Enteipriw, Aloba II • ARMSTEAD L ARNOLD IR . Montgomery AlaUu . Art I Sigma Al i . • Bl ITS JANl ARXt LD taria Training 2 Pi Beta Phi. • LARRY EDWARD XR oi d Shorter, rilh ' i T.tigiiiei 1 • LYNDA CECII.E ARNOLD, Biruiiugbam. Alabama; Physics (I). • MICHAEL MOORE ARNOLD, Sslarauga. Alabama; Forestry !2); l.'iml da Chi Al| h.t. TrNTtl Row: • WALTER DOSS ARNOLD Ga Ala i At : • TOMMY HOWELL ARRENDALE Gallatin Trnne Medicine (3); Alpha PlL • JON XIICIIAEI. ARAVOOD, Pbei • (IK I is I DW XKII X'lK Kill I ) Florida; Buslnru Administration (I : Theta Chi • WII.EY ROSS ASIII.EY Montgrunerv. Alabama; Buiii At s i • ] LM| k II. ASHTON. Tarnpa. Florida; Aeronautical Administration (I,-. 34 Fiur Row: • THOMAS WHITFIELD ATIIKY. Grady. Alabama; Engineering Ph«ie« (3): Alpha Gamma Rbo • ROBERT ITT. ATKINS. Oilman. Alabama; Induvt al Management (V. • BARBARA FANE ATWATER. Wavnmt Georgia: Education ()); Pi Beta Phi. • GERALD I I •! NE AULTMAN Uni, Alabama. Electrical Engine • MARIS AUSLEY G Vabama; Educatroa 1 • BETTY JO AUSTIN Utuad Cit Education (2). Sr con o Row: • JOSEPH H AUSTIN. Phenig City. Alabama: Pharmacy (2 • JULIAN IRON AUSTIN, Flat Rock, Alabama Pre-Engineering: (I). • R E AUSTIN, Hnnttvillr. Atakama Aeronautical Engineering i3). • HAROLD BROOKS At'TRF.Y. Greenville. Alabama: Veterinary Medicine (3 : Omega Tau Sigma. • DAVID LOUIS .WANT. Prattville. Alabama; Agricultural Administration :I); Sigtna Nu. • FRANK HAYWOOD AVANT. Andalusia, Alabama: Forestry (2). Tmiu Row: • JACK BRYAN AVANT Birmingham, Alabama: Pre-Engineering O' • FAYF. AVRF.TT. Enterprise, Manama; Secretarial Training (2 : Alima Gamma Delta. • MARTHA NELL AWBRBY Opelika, Alabama: Secretarial Training (21. • DAVID CARL AWSUMB Memphis Tcnneme: Arehitee-tine (IV; K.IIW.I Sigma • WILLIAM HOWARD AYERS. Bcnemer. Ala-lam: F Engmeenng (I). • IAMBS HENDI RSON BACKUS, Pensacola, Florida; Pharmaey (2); Sigma Nu. Forarn Row: • TAMES LRSI.II BACON hMmt Whmi; Pn-Rmmht • JOHN RUSSEU. BAGGETTE Jackson Alabama: PrcEaciaerring I • LINDA INN BAG LEY. Birin I uma Edu ilion (II: Debt Zela. • BETTY CAROL BAGWELL. Empire. Alabama: F.di ation i2 . Alpha Gamma DelU • til HYM I IC EMAN BAGWBL1 tankas. O,..:. gia: Pharmacy (2); Kappa Sigma • GLENN I.EF. BAGWELL, Hiintsvi'lc. Alabama; Art (2). Firm Row: • TFMP1K BAGWELL Montgomery Alai ami: Eduratinn 1 : Kmin Delta. • JAMES DENNIS BAILEY. Birmingham. Abbima: Bu.ines. Administration (2 • |OK E BAILEY. Ikron. Alabima: Clvemir.il Engineer- big i • JOHNNY mi BAILEY, AualU. Alabama: Phai.................... i • WINFORD EDWARD BAILEY. Auburn, AjaUm: Prr-Mnliciii( ! • OAII LANBIL BAIN, TVmnvfllc Alabama; Education Siarti Row: • CIIARI.ES DONAI.D BAIRD Bessemer Alabama: Veterinar Medicine Ml. Lambda Chi Alpha. • HRENDV IULIETTT. BAKER. Opelika Ala-lueu. Home Ecivnomict 'IV • IANELL BAKER I.oui viltr. Al.ibauii. Education (3) • JOAN BAKI K Opelika, Alabama; Education l«'. • Il'DY lil'RCH BAKER. Birmingl tm Alabama: Dramatic vt. . Delta eta. • JULIAN C. BAKER. l-ee bur , Georgia: Pharmacy Ml; Tan kappa Epsilon. SrayKTK Row • MARGARET LOUISE BAKER. Montgomery. Alalainu; Falu.ati.Mi (2 . D.’ta Zeta • OLIVIA M'RION BAKER la. k........ I.. Fall ration (3 • wins ion HERliEU I B KEIt Scotuboco. Alabama: Forestry (31. • HARRY STEWART BALDWIN Cant M.................. I Management (II: Pi Kappa Phi. • |. MES II NK ()l RE B Al I.VKH V AI.vE.ima: Architecture (3'. • N I SI I ILK. (Juantieo, Virginia; Ju.t Mewing Around (6); The Pad (Social Fraternity Fr'inTit Row: • MIC HALS ANDREW BALLARD. Lamtdalc UAmh: Pic-Eng (21. • ROBERT SCOTT B ALL RD Birmingham, Alabama; M Engineering 13'. • RONALD NOLAN BALLARD. Birmingham. Alabama: Pre-Frgir erring I • JAMES FRANKLIN BAI.I.ENGKR. Easier South • GLEN C BANNISTER. Rockford, Al... Ed ..ration (2': Phi Gamma Della. • GEORGE W BARBER Birmingham, Alabama; Business Administration (31; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ninth Row: • JAMES BERNARD BARBER Fort Caine.. Georgia; Pie-Engineering. (IV • ROBERT C. BARBER. Pell Citv. Aliliami: Business Administration • ROBERT D. N BARBER Pulaski. Tennessee; Pre-Engineering i • WILLIAM VERNON BARBER. Pulaski. I.................essee; Pri I • SHIRLEY MICHAEL BARGANIFR Dalton. Georgia: Scieme and Eiteratnre . I .: M, • R AY CLIFTON BARGER Florence. Alabama; P.e Law (I). TKMTtl Row- • ROBERT BARTON BARKS. Opelika. Alabama: Science ansi Literature (2 : Kappa Sign . • WILLIAM 1 BARKSDALE. Aubu , A’ai.a:,,.. E .-trical Engineering (2l • BILLIE IF.AN BARNARD Guntersville Ala- bama; Secretarial Training (31: Delta Delta Delta • F.D IAMES BARNES. Notasvili-i Alabama: Agriculture 1). • ERKOI. HUDSON BARNES. Mobile. Alabama; Electrical Engineering (3); Beta Pi. • JULIA ANN BARNES. Hartford. Alabama; Education (3). cLl'nJen ucluatcs AUBURN UNIVERSITY 34 First Row • KlI.l.Y I.KK BARM.TF. Bnminiluin, V.iUimi; Electrical Engineering I • OMARI.ES BARNETI-. Ssl-irauga. Alabama; Business Adininislf-' • FREDERICK WAYNI BaRXETI Birmingham Uabmna; Pie-Engineering I . GAY ItAKNl I I. Birmingham. .Mibimi; Sciinn and Literature • PAI L EDWARD ItAKNl. I I Edtn, AUbanu; Engineering 1‘hsyics (3). Si coxo Ko'v: • WILLIAM WAYNE BARNETI I...-.., Alabama; Pre-Engineering I • JAMI.S FOSTER BARNWELL. Fhirencc .Vsl-ams: Business Admin-istmtion (21; Kappa Sigma • ltKI.NI V ELAINE BARRETT, Auburn, Alabama; Education . • II DY ANNE UVRKI'.I r. Wetumpka. Alabama; Science and Literature. • THOMAS IYVTRICK BARREI'I Gadsden. Ala-bama; Buunet Admilustration ; Pi Kappa Alpha • DONALD HAYDEN I-NKKINi.IK, Anniston. A'alsaii.i: Pre-Engineering I). Third Row: • Edna $1 i. HAKKil I, Tampa, Florida; v iettce and Literature (21. • LINDA I' M BARRON 1 o Alabama Education 2 • RICHARD I DW KI HARROW Itumme'i.... Y.iiama Architecture 1 • ROBERT I KEDOIK HARRS, Reevessillr, S..111I1 Carolina: El-ctriral F'.ngineering (2i: Tan Kappa Eadsn. • JUDY l laim lARTU 1 1 Wedowee. Alabama: Education 1.; Pi Beta Phi. • WILLIAM EDGAR BARTLETT. Opelika. ALsl.uua; Anona11tH.1l Adniinistialion 2). loimn Ross': • JOHN HONE BARTOL IK . Oreenvsich. ( Electrical Engi neciinc 1 Phi Kaptn I... • WILLIAM LEIGH BARTON. St Stephens, Alalunu. IYe-Enginr«ing I • JENNIE LEE BASS Menander City, Ala-lama: Art I ; On Omega • III till HARRIS KASSIIAM Greenville. Florida: Veterinary Medicine S . Omega I .«i Sigma. • GEORGE | . It VI (III. I. DDK JR.. Columbia. Mississippi: IT.-.I i,gn r ■ my ill: Sigma Phi Epsilon • MICIIAE1 I it lx BATEA1 Atlanta C wgia; Pre-Engineering (I); Pi Kappa Alplta. l inn Rosv: • JAN BOYCI BATES Brtmon Ualnn . 1 ■ • FREDERICK J HATH Margarita Alabama M it • BARBARA NN I: I F.R Sum. me,date. Ua bama Edu it ion I Phi Mu • F.RNKVI FREE.AND BAIT.II in., uoga renncHtc; Industrial Management (I). • CLARENCE LEON BAUGHN. RanInunc Alabama: Pre-Engineering il . • ELIZABETH BOWMAN BAXTER Dothan Mahan Edu itioi I , Kappa Delia, Sim 11 Ross; • SIDNEY LANE AT BAXLEY. Maii-m. South Caiolina: Pliyxio (I). ENE JACKSON BAZEMORE. Savannah Georgia; Pic-Kunoeciing (2): Sigma Alpha Einib.n. • BEVERLY ALBA BEALL. Brevston, Alabama; Education (2): Alpha D. It. Pi • BEVERLEY S BEALS. Auburn, Ala . Education I . • SHEKRON K. BEAN Birmingham. Vblunu; Secretarial Inuni ng . Mpl - Gamma Delta • PHILLIP WAYNE BEAN, Bit rmitgham, Alabama: Math 2i. Sr.vr.xiit Rosv: • KITTY sit. BEARD, Auburn, ............ 1 2i; Alpha Delta Pi. • MARY ANN Bl RD Bi................ Mahamn; Id. itson • I R1 EDWARD REARDON Vnn-ron, Alahuma; Electrical Engineering S). • I'.l'IIENE THOMAS BEASLEY JR., Montgomery. Alabama; Engineering Flnain 2 • JAMES RAY BEASLEY Mibevile, Alabama: Pre-Engineering (I). • LARRY FRANK Bl ISLEY. Saraland, Abhonaa; Slath l Delta Chi. Fioiith Ross : • WILLIAM MARTIN BEASLEV Oayton. Alabama; Pharmacy 1 ; Sigma N11. • ERNESTINE HILL BEATTY, Memphis ................. Math (I); Kappa Delta. • HENRY LEE BEATY, Dothan v ban Bniineai Admin-iMiation 3). • ED BECK. I.aiiett. Alabama; Civil 1 ugineeiing (2); Alpha Tan Omega • GEORGE LAMAR BECK, G nova Manama Pre-I iu Sigma Chi • THOMAS I.EDRIGF BECKETT Syiarauga. AlaUtma; liusi-ness Administration (I); Sign a Phi Epiih-n. Nl.Mll Ross : • BARBARA LEE BE( KMAN Birmingl on, Ahban 1: Eduealio Della Zeta • JERRY PAI L BEDSOI E Bit niisghan Alatsama; Veterinary Medicine Oi I.... S-g, • ( i K D I t TU N EEEWD. I asv- tucket. Rhode Island: Electrical Engineering (3); Tau Kappa Epsilon. • BARBARA HARRIS HEI.E C.um.all-.mlludu.n N.-s. Y.-.k. 1 1); Zeia Tau Alplu • BISHOP M. BELL. JR.. Dcatsville. Alabama. Pharmacy J) • EARNEST WILLIE BELL, JR.. B ullion, South Carolina; F'oreytry (1). TfNTH Rosv: • JIMMY KEETS DELE Eveigieen, Alabama; Business Admiisiitratioo (2); Sigma Nu. • LINDA KEN BELL, Gainesville, Georgia; Education (2); Phi Mu. • WILLIAM REUBEN BELL. JR. Montgomery. Alabama: Science and Literature ; Pi Kappa Pin. • MASSIE MA IN BE EOTE, Macon. Georgia; Art • EEIZARI.TH FLMA BEESHAW. Birmingham, Ala icaiiofl (2) • GEORGE WILLIAM BF.I.Shaw, Bir- mingham, Alalsama; Aeronautical Administraticin (3); Delta Chi. 343 Floor Ruk: • I. At K ASM. lil.NiDici Birmingham Khbamn: La bora coo IVdi Iiolocy (I'. Kappa Delia. • I ACK I.ui' BENDALL Courdand, Ala- buna; Pharmacy ; • BENJAMIN III BENFORD li. ...............ilum, Alabama: Science ami Literature Ml; l i Kapiu Alpha. • APR 11. M BEXN'LTT. Huntivillc. Alabama: Education (I,; Delia Zel.v • ill. KK BENNETT, Mobile. Al.il.mu; BtuUlmi; • CALVIN B BENNE1 I Piedmont Alabama; Fcxiilc Mai j I-unbda Chi Alpha. SruiMi Kim : • THOMAS NATHANIEL BKN'NKIT llfmmrr, Alabama; (Tiiiuiiliy • WILLIAM EDWARD BENNETT Reform p. Ven nary Medicine (I). • AAII.MAM FRANCIS .:l .M.l I Mobile, Alabama; t I • WILLIAM EDWIN BENNS Waihingtoa. D. I I accring I • SAMUEL ntOXIAS BENSON. Suramcidale Alabama Electrical Engineering ; • MICHAE1 DAVID BENTLEY, Phew Citv Alabama: Chriniatry (J) Thi � Ron; • OLIVI A ANN BLN I I i V I) A h ... IM., • I'HII.II’ WIND BENTLEY. IK Hui ... ' m.tmiraii.Hi (1 • WESLEY MURK I BENTLEY. Auburn, Alabama; Pre-I nrrring I • WILLI XI I BENTLEY Lincoln Mahai I Eneinertine i . • M ARC.IE K Y BENTON Opp .Alabama Education (3): Della Delia Delia • WILLIAM FREDERH K BERNIIARDl Birmingham. Alaluma; Inlerior Deign (3): l‘lii Gamma Della. Fovniit Row: • MARA' SUSAN BERRY, Tio). Alabama: Home Eeonomko ill; IS Beta Pb • WILLIAM DAVID Bl KKA Tenarwre: I (leering I • GF.ORGI ALBERT BERTHON Birmingham Alabama: Eon I lie la Xi • I)' 1.1 As K W Bl sS ( • im i no • Dwiimi A l t • 1 KI I NAPIER BEST. Tiu� viUe, Alabama; Pro-Engiaeciing I • VIVIAN BEVEL Grant, Alabama: Educaiimi Finn Row : • JOANNA FAY BEWLEY. FNeigiocu. AUlnaiiaa; Education 2 . • JIMMY As. BICE, Clanton, Alabama; Aovcrlhine Dcaign I . • HARRY LEONARD BILKING. Johns Ialand. South Carolina; Mechanical Engi-■Keiinc 3). • MARVIN DOUGLAS BIGBEI Dothan. Alabama: Bo Bagwetting l • THOMAS WILLIAM BILES Dceatm Alabama; Admimttration (1); 1 icta in • WILLIAM l BILL Robert - dale, Ablanu; Ktniiirw Administration (2); Theta Clii. Sixth Row: • JANE DLLLOCK BIX! OKI), Birmmgii.ti� . Alabama: Seeirtarial Train-big 'I I'lu Mu • BARBARA MILL!NOR BINGHAM. XfoMr Ala-Lima; FUlucation (It. Clii Ome a • LARRY ADDISON BINKLEY. l'ailo.i!i, Kentucky; A . h ICCtU • , ... KlDM Alpha. • EDAA'IN AXIOS IIINNKY Birmingham, Alabama; Pro-Engineering ‘I • • RONALD BIKC.III ll.l.l). Langdal. Alabama; Buiin Admit • AIN SON IKNKSI BIRDWEI.L. llunbvdV. Alabama: I’te-Ktidneering I SrviMTii Row: • CHARLES E. BISCIIOFF. Mobile. Alabama: Ardiitccmre I • JO ANN BISCIIOPI Mobile, Alabama; Education I • LAI. ANNI BISIIOP, llunisville, Alabama; Science and Literature I • VIRGINIA LOUISE BISIIOP, Birmingham, Alabama Art • MALCOLM Kill II IIJORK. lluntwiHe. Alabama: Scienee and l.ileraiuie 2i; I he la Chi. • I; ARBAR a DIANE Bl t K Fort Payne, Alabama: A.i (2). Eioniii Row: • CAROLE J BLACK. Notaouka, Alal-ama; Stieme and Literature l.’ • CHARLES PRICE BLACK Nibmt Ah................. I I ie«i........ I • DONALD RICHARD BLACK. CnmvBle Alai................. Eduention ■ : • RALPH A BLack. JR. Monti............ Alabama; Mechanical Engi ntciing . :.i Raima Eneiloi • MAKlh BLACKBI kn KmIcdoh - Alabama; Ldurat-.on (3); Alpha Gamma Della. • LA’N.N DAVIS BLACK-lit RN, JR K irkxiUc, Alabama; Prr-bngnirrring (I . XlMH Row: • JAMES AVINSTON BLACKMON. s. .au . Alalia,,. Eleeh.eal F..nci- • XIAURICE AMI Ion BLACKMON Foley, Alabama Burintti Admirmtration . • NANCY AROL BLACKXIOX Cleveland I); Delia Delta D« U • |AMES I KIM BLACK-s| I1 AK ( • .li im tin - I • -. u .-i. i Prr-Enel nee fine • M A K I II A A N.N BI.ACKSHIAR. Gad-den Alabama: Education (I : Alph, Gamma Delia • ERANtlS 1.1.1 AIL III BLAIR Gmve 11,1! A I , liama; Education (J Tr.MH Row: • JANIE KATHERINE BLAKE. Auburn. Alabama; Seience ....d Lite a-Uue [I : Alpha Omic.on Bi. • SI .ANNE hhLIClA BLANCHARD Cedarto.M Georgia; Interior Design I ; Alpha Gamma Delta. • KIRBA ISAAC BLAND AhheviMc. Alabama: I ,, ..Medicine (2). IVA KF.L- FORD Bl ANK l NSIIIP Montgomery hai Pre-M licim I • J AN I I.ANTLR BLANTON Opelika. VjImiu: Education 2); Alpha Omicion Pi • FOXIMY hi : III BL m« n i b. A na: Pre-Eng cLCn3eixji 'a3uafes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 344 Fowl Row • BILLY YEIVELL BLEVINS. Ider Main I Prr-KMiMtrii • AMELIA I.Oi l SI BLISS Mr hi • v .......... Ethnlim I • DAVID KENNEDY 111Oil.II SilrKri Mivi� ip| ip: Yl.illuru itie� I : I’i K.ippi Phi. • CHARLES BOARDMAN MoUf Alabama: Pre-Enfineetiag (1 • WILLIAM T. BOARDMAN. Mobile. Alabama: Pie-F.nginee ing 11 • WILLIAM I BOARDMAN. Mobile. Alabama; An...........lulical Engineering l . • YRROLI. WILLIAM BOATYVRIGIIT, JR.. Ilunttville. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I'. Stcjovd km • BETIYSI L liOHO. A■ j,l� . Alabama: Mail,,matin 2 . • ILKRY MIL-TON BODDIE AAVtumpka Alabama Phar iin i • MARTHA JEAN BODINK. Birmingham. Alabama; Edneation 2). • JOSEPH DONOLD BOGLI Trinity. AUban I' Engineering I). • DONALD M BOGUS. Uahama PI........... • BARBARA FAYI BOLAND M«nl(jr.ii rr . Alalnnu; Kduraiian 2.: Alpha Omieron I’i. Tiiiri Row : • HAROLD THOMAS BOLDIN. Auburn. Alabama: Fomtry (2) • M AX 1 KKKI.I.I. BOLIN. S i . • SANDERS M BOLLING I • -l. x . • Alaban Y.t I'. Kappa Alpha • LACK GAUNT! BOl ■ I angdale UaKana Induttria Manama .i I • PA-IKK'IY ANN I'.oi 11 Birmingham Alabama: Ednr.itinn (SI; Delta Zeta. • ARTHUR SANFORD BOND Hatlieiburg. MuMtrippi: Prr-Managetnmcnt (I): Tau Kiiqu Eimlmi. Forum Row: • BKEN'DON ak I III K lioND. IK Montgomery Mala............... P • I , . ; • GLORIA IRENE BOND. Birmingham. Alabama; Education I . Delta Z ta • RICHARD ELLISON BOND Ojw'ika Mab r«« an.I Literature i : Pi Kappa M|.h... • THOMAS EDWARD BON-DURAN'I IK. lliriiiingliam Yl.ibaii ..: S'rlerinary Medicim- .: Stgma Nu. • FRANK ARMISTEAD BONIIAM. Mobile. Alabama: I’re'-Engineering I • HELEN YNNK'n F. BONNER Tallawrr Malunu; Kdueaii.m : '■ Furii Row: • CHARLES BOXNEY NmlavBh i- .... Vriniian Medicine I Omnp Tail Sigma • BARBARA WELL I'.CKX KIIOI.DI. Science anil Literature 2 . • BOYCE JULIAN BOONE Mobile. Alabama: Adxertiring Drxign '2 . Delta Tan IWu. • BARKY 1.1 I. IKXYTII A.iviola SiHilh „. i: Pre-Denlhtry • LLOYD EUGENE BOOTH. Cntumlmi Buildini Comtruction - • ROBER1 HARTWELL BORDEN. Montgomery, Alabama. Pre-Engineering II . Sixth Row : • TOMMIE RUTH BOROUl ii Moot ............ Ma........ latcrim It. b Alpha Gamma Drlu. • ANTHONY JOSEPH BORRKLL. IR.. Tampa. Flniida: Building Caimtrxretinn 121; Theta Chi. • IIIOMAS CAKI.Y'I.K KOSI.I.Y, Klnrrn re Alabama: Indmtrial Mariag meni 1 Alpha Jan • DONALD RAY' BOSTER llartirlle. Alalnma; Pie-Engineering • BROWN HIM. BOSWELL IK Auburn. A'abama ............... Y.l- Kappa Alpha. • MARIAN EUGENIA BOSWORTII B imiiwlun. AlaUima: Home Economic I I Zrli Ian Alplta. Srxrvrn Rrw� ': • LOUIS PATRH K BOl I A. Birmingham. Alabama; Science and Lit era-tun I • DONALD WAYNE BOULANI) Paducah Kentucky: Vcteri nan Med............. A'ptia Pri. • PALL I BOULWARI Dadeville, Alabama: Iabreati o - • LOUIS Will RNON BOUNDS Shtu|ii.i,'ak. Mhmiiiipi; Wlerinary Mrilicinr I : Alpha lYi, • SAMI FI. II HOI NDS. .Miui|ii.il.ik. Mivuwippi: Y'etciiii.in Medicine 4 Al| h.i P-i • IIIYKI.K.N A. BOUI W'ELL. IIircilviFc. Alabama Anhilrr tore 2 ; Sigma Clii. Rhiiitii Row: • SANDRA F Y F HOITW KI.L. itr.-r.rill.-. ALaUuiaa: Ait I • M SKY I.INDA ll i l Columbui Georgia Laboratory I’cchnolmn I . Alplia Omieron Pi • CRAYTON YlYkk BOWEN I Alabama; I'har- .... Z • GEORGE RAYMOND BOYA'EN Miami, Florida; Pre-Engr- I • II KKY u YY M I o i Gad It i Alabama; Pre Engineering 1 • JOHN HEARN BOAYDEN, Monroeville Alabama Burin Adinimctration 2). Ninth Row: • JON WILLIAM BOAVDEN. Gulfport Mhriwipni: Arrhilex-ture 1 • LINDA MAI. IIOWLN. Ilii mine- lain YIiImiiii. l.diKalion 2. Drll.i .I, • WADE HAMPTON BOYVIE Bowling Cm i. Kentucky; Fomtry (I). • JOSEPH WAY'S I BOAVMAN . .. Alabama II.,.. • MICHAEL YKIIHK BOYD. Birmiagham. Alabama 'I Engineering • WILLIAM D BOYD Bit Alabama; Pre- Erigitw-rr mg (I). Tr.sin Row: • Jyyii'n Yl BOYER tmitbelltbu b- lucky; Veterinary Medicine I i I iipiu. • llL'RWT.I.I. I.F.E BOY'KIS 11 . Alabama M • AVILLIAM CLARENCE BOZEMAN Montgomery x I.. . ■ I - • • CHARLOTTF. ANNE BRAD FIELD Fairfax Mu Kapp Alpha T! u • FELIX M AXWI.I.I BRADLEY M..........-• I- Alabama; Pharmacy I . V. u , . pha. • JOSEPH D. BRADLEY, Macon, Georgia; ftnunrg Admimatra- tion ;}); Sigma I'i. 345 Furr Row: • ROWAI.l) I MMI11 BRADSHAW. R..n r, Georgia Bw............. S.b..,rm- • JUDITH ELLEN BRADY. Briieoe, Alabama; Art l • WAYNE C. BRADY. Semme . Alabama; Chemical hn nneeiing (2). • LINDA k AA BR.SDD. Tom Alabin i; Secretarial Training • NOII. KIM BRAMI.F. I I . F i:tho|.- Mi’uiiu; S rn e .. I Lite «!u-2). • DAVID ARTIH K BRANDT. Kafrington. Illinois; Bu.ine.. Ad- minbtration (3). StoiND Row: • BAKKAK ANNE BRANTLEY. Troy, Alabama; (I). • BOAR I1KA.VII.EY, Bank... Alabama: Puie.tr (2). • RITA ANN BRANTLEY. Svlaeauga. Alabama; Inteinr De.ign (3): Pi Bela llii • NANCY I.OYD P.KVMM. II.:i M.l,,,. Edu: ........ . • DAN WENTWORTH BRASWELL. Birmingham, Alal.iina; Mechanical Engineering '5'; Pi Kji |u Alpha. • HELEN ORDWAY BRALNE. Bitming-luia. Alabama; Education (I . Obi Omega Thim Row: • CI.Al'DE Fills BREED Xm.huI Lalairu; Cheimral Knirincrrinc (2). • BEN . BREEDLOVE III ThonunvilV, Ocontii: v.r Literati .e 2 • I lloM as LYON BREEDLOVE. TWnui •....... Pfe-Enginecring I). • BARBARA P. BREMER. Colombo.. Georgia; Edo-cation (2). • AM AND CARNES BRENOELMAN. Bin Kama; Horae Ecwmria 2 hi (Wn. • BARBARA ANN BRENNAN Montgomeiy, .Uahuiu; Ail (I). FVii ttn Row: • DENNIS II BRENNAN. Atlanta, Ce.ng.a, P.c -Engineering (I). • FRANCES ELAINE BRENNAN. M.-.tg Alabama; laboratory lr.i,n....0 • c arl ( LIFFORD BREWER Mima New Yorie; Pro- Engineering i • GAINES C BREWER, Dadeville, Alabama; Pharmacy I). • JAMES L. BREWER Mempltit, Tfnw«ff Acmi.'uti.- 1 Admin-Miration I lli Chi. • JAMES RICHARD BREWER. Mobile, Alabama; Buiine.. Adnnni.liatiixi (3 Pi� i Delta Theta. Finn Row: • HENRY El.MLR BRENT ON III. Mobile. Alabama; Physic (I): Theta Cl.i. • CHARLES JACKSON BKIIMiLS. Newnan. Geor ,a; Electrical Et.i;ii.criiiic i.’ . • FAY HEWITT BRID'.Es. I'u.-Kopc, Alabama; Buiine Administration 1 • JOHN EDWIN BK1DCES Mobil. Alabama; Fre F.nnii rrnnit 1); Delta I. union • TF.KKA' I.F.F. IlKIDtiF.S. Biimingliain, Alabama; Electrical Engineering i • I IIN GARWOOD BRIGGS Moultrie, (irotgia; Bu.ine.. Admini.tt alien (J); Kapiu Sigma. Sixtn Row: • LARRY BOYD BRINDLEY, Birmingham. Alabama; Induttiial Management 21. • CAROLYN ANNE BRINSON. Biimincluu). Alabama. Fdoiation I ; Clu Omega. • SUZANNE LERAS' BRINSON. Montgonier Alabama; Buiine . Adinini.tration (2i; Delta Zeta. • OFF IE AVAYNE BKI lXEI.L. Florence, Alabama; Science and Literature. • ALBERT Rl'S SELL BRITTAIN, lab AVortli, Honda; Meeltamcal P.ng.nreriiig (2 ; Theta Chi • SAI LY RHEA BRITTAIN. GaduFer, Alabama Edi.iati.in (2); Delta Delta Della. Snr.Mii Row: • WILLIAM MONDIMAN BRITTON. Millty. Alabama: Fore.ty (21. • jo ED BROADAA ay Montgomery, Alabama; liMerioi Design I • BET TV FAMES BROCKAVAY Pano'a. Alabama. Home Economic. (2): Kaptu Delta. • JOHN K BRODIE. Birmingham. .Alabama Bu.ine,, Admin..-tiation (I). • FARRELL BROGDEN Andalusia M .... Ad- ministration 2 . • PHILLIP EDWARD BROGDEN Andnluj ibon Butane . Admini.tiation (2): Sigma Pi Eiwtii Row: • BARBARA AW BROOKINS CMdenharm Alabama: Busiaem Adi.................. tratmn I;: Zeta I an Alpha. • BENJAMIN III MAs BROOKS. IK. Cnl.imbut, fimwia; Ru.inrs Adminiiliation I • SHF I BORN BARI) BROOKS. O ark Alabama: Bu.ineu .Admini.tiation (Si: Kappa Sigma. • STEVEN SIMS BROOKS. Dr..,t.„. Alalu...: PI..we. 2 • WILLIAM DEXTER BROOKS. Augusta. (iraieii. Eieetiical Engineering (2 ; Sigma Nu. • JOHN RICHARD BROOKSHIRE Rourake. Alabama; Fo.e.t.. 1 Ninth Row • EDWARD WARREN BROUSSARD. New be. n. Alabama: Bu.ine.t Ad-■umnt.att-n • Rol.I.IN CAKIEK KKOt (.111 � M Pie-Eng.i.eem (I). • EDWARD WARREN BROUSSARD. N ADbama; Bu.ine.. Administration (S). • LAWRENCE EDAA'ARD BROW. DER Montgomery Alabama; PmuniaKriic 1 • ROBF.R1 M It'll a I 1 BROWIILK Cent. Malwma. Pie-r.iiKii.eemnc 1 • ARTHUR MON- ROE BROWN. Silutia, Alabunna; P.e-Engi .veering (2). Tenth Row: • BARBARA EIHTH BROWN. MotriV. Alabama; Ait (I); Zeta Tan Alpha. • BILL BROAVN Huntsville, .Alabama: Pre-Engineri mg '. Theta Chi. • BOBBY GIBSON brown. c t.. Al.U..,... l-it . • BA'RON BOAVDKN BROAA.N. Int.i|.ii.e .V.iKan.j; i ,• I . • CHARLES DAVID BROWN Chirkauw. Alabama; Butinrn Admiohlra-1:00 (J). • DWAIN F'AKKIS BROAVN, Sumter, Alabama; Indu.i.ial lie- � ign (2$. xCnaei yi 'a3uafes 34 AUBURN UNIVERSITY Fin«r Row: • EDWARD I.NRI. BROWN. Mi'niipmui'. '-I'Jiu; B� n Admiltic (ration I • FRANKLIN A. BROWN Mi. SteHing, Kentucky Veteri-na.y Medicine : Omega I.... Sicm.. • GEORGE DAWSON BROWN. 0 I Kenturky; Vrlniiun MrdiriM I ! Omp Tiu Situ... • GEORGE RAI.rH BROWN IMtv.llr. Alabama. Ptc-Engineering (2). • GWENDOLYN ELANE BROWN Clartoi .............. llo n Ee. tot ■ D ... Zcu, • HELEN BANKS BROWN. Dothan, Alabama; Education (I); K i |u Drlu. Siui d Row • JACK POINDEXTER BROWN. M.iu... I'.r-M it I • JAMES GORDON BROWN. Ail....t,., ti • (AMES NORMAN BROWN, Decatur, Uahama: Pre-Law I • II KKY I.EX BROWN l!i li� W.iIuiim: OIk’ii.U Kmi.ii'miit I . • JERRY RADFORD BROWN. Guidrndale. .Yihjinu; Indu.t.ial Management i2l; Phi Kappa Iau. • JIMMY ELLIS BROWN, IfackneyviH Alabama; Srirwr ...id Liteialuie . 1 :. riii« Ron; • JO ANN BROWN. .tlromE, Cit . Alaban..: Education I • JOHN rilOMAN BROWN Mobile. Alabama: IVh. w 2'.: Alpha Delta U|t i-l� n. • I.AW RENTE O. BROWN. Vtlai.lu Gr.uviu; Pir.Ei giiiertin« I . P. K.i.im Alpha • l.F.GRANDE ERANKLIN' BROUN M.J.i'e. Mahan...: Pre-Vetei nar MedicInr I • LESLIE ITIL'RMAN BROWN Lim..........................b, Alabama; Ch tuical Engineering 2 • LINDA JANE brown (juxlci Alabama: Saarlual Ti.iii.inK I : Phi Mu, Foment Row: • M ELIZABETH BROWN. Mobile Uahama: Scici......................I Literature ; Kappa Delta. • Ml Hill.1.1. LEE BROWN Montezuma, Georgia; I-, I . , . nj . Kappa Siam • NANCY MARIE BROW N'. Gadadc, Alabama: Bmiitru Atlminiti it tot PS Bela Phi • M ELIZABETH BROWN Mobile Mahana: Srieixr and l.itriatuir 2): Ka|i|u Della. • REGINA! Ill) BROWN rbenix City Uabama Mum I • RON- l.l PEARSON BROWN. O a.k. Vabuma; P.c-Ki.gi..ccm.g I Iniii Row: • RUjBELL DEAN BROWN, Port Payne Mai............. I'!. ...... I • SONORA LEE BROWN. OHaado I loiiaa j I do. atiot . • STEPHEN PHH.I.IP BROWN Macon. na t ivi Eng............ . 2 Ph D. la • M I PHI N WACKER BROWN Garden dal Via Kama; Civil Engine. • HIOMAS GEORGI BROWN. Duluth, gia: Pre. Denti.tr ! • WADE EMORY BROWN Douglat Georgia; Textile Technology (I). Sixth Row: • WALTER JACK BROWN Monte un.i Georgia: Bu.inru Adminittra-lion . Kappa Sigma • WILLIAM CHARLES I.Rows. Fort Rn t Alaban.... Bii.ltr.. .lii.mt.ttat.« n I • WII.I.IAM E RI. BROWN, E.m-(ax. Alabama; Prr-F.ngii n« • WILLIAM WILSON BROWN Ope-lika, Alabama; .t . ; Phi Nappe Tan • WILLIAM WYMAN BKown Montevello. Alabama; Architecture 2 , SipN Chi. • CHARLES JERK BRICK. Columbia, Alabama; Civil Engineering (2). Sr i tii Rim : • niOklAS lilt.II BRUCH. Birmingham, Mahama; Pre-Deulutry I • FOB KELLY BRUMFIELD. Tik town, Mmhiippt: Veierii M Item. • BARBARA JANE UK! NI K falifmrii, Alabama; Sctener ana literature :I . • MARY PAT BRYAN. Gurnet. Ninth Carolina: Sciei.ee and Literature Delta DHta Delta • PATRICIA I BRYAN Ow Alabama; Laboratory fechnoSogy; Alpha Gamma Della. • VIRGINIA P BRYAN Pro!.. Alabama; Science ami Literature . Eighth Row: • IX)N KAYEORD BR N I ('..-nCb. Mil... I 2 • HALL BLAKE BRYANT, IK. Ilumaville. Alaban ; Prt Bn; Siena Chi o MAX LEONARD BRYAN I t ..............I .. ......... I.lcetneal E.ig.nee.mg ( . • I’KRKIN C. BRYAN I . Birmingham. Alabama; Science and I terature P Kappa Phi • SHELTON DALY BRYAN I Mobile Alabama: Indu.tiial Management 2 . • WILLIAM A. BRYANT. Montgomery. Alabama; Pl.aiiiiaev (2). Ni.vtii Row: • JOEL THOM AS BITHVN.VN Nlm Is................... Ala .uua; limine.. Adman- i.t.ati.... (21. • RONALD EDWARD BUCHANAN M nphis, I Sett Literature (2); Sigma • JOSEPH ALEXANDER BUCK, rhomatUtn, Alabama: Science and lateiatuie (3). Sigma Nu. • HAL CRAY ION BCCKbl.KW . Annul... Alabama; Aznr.ilt.n-.il Vdm.nit-tratiou 12 • I’M LA FAYE BUCKNER Oneoata, Alabama; Home Economici I • JOHN EUGENI BUFFORD Dothan Uahama; Pre-Engineering (! : Phi Gamma Delta. Tenth Row: • SYDNEY M B1 FKIN, Mobile, Ahtbaaaa IN -Engineering 2 • MAR- GARET EARLE BUFORD. Owvni Crow K Md , Alabama. Education ill; IN Beta Phi. • REBECCA BUFORD, MBItovrn Alabama; Eul.te.-tii« n (2). • LYNDA LOUISE BUllLER, Mobile Mahnu; laboratory Technology I). • NANCY ELIZABETH BULLARD Mobile rama; I dueation 11 ; V; . t. mia In-It. • I ED 1 s ) BI'I.IVKD It-i.iu Veterinary Medicine (}); Omega Tau Sigma. 347 Fta T Row: • HAROLD EDUARD BUMGARNER, C� .ild.-.U.u. . Alabama: Chemical Engineering 'G. • HII.DA II ANITA BUMGARNER. Childertbu.g. Ala-bama; Education (I . • TIIOMAS MIWARI) Bl MPASS. Montgomery, Alabama; Cltemieal Engineering l2j. • M. WAYNE III NDR1CK, Goblin-bua Georgia ' • JOSEPH ROBERT Bl NCH ( Stauanogoa. Ten- n.-vwo: FJcHrioI Rnnnmini! | : Phi Kam Tan. • CHARLES WEST COIT BIJNKI.EY. Mobile. AUbuma: Building Conttiuciion (2 SitjusD Row: • VAN CALVIN Bl NN Hopetdle, Cenigi.i Science and Eileraliite I • ROBERT TERRELL BUNNELL. Mrmiiliii. Teitnettec: Aeiuraiilir.il Administration (3). • MARTHA LYNN Bl NTIN. Aihlonl. Alabama: Science and Literature I • JON CAROL 111 NT ., McKcaiie, Alabama; PikiiiiMcv (2). • HARVY N. Ill' RC 11. Birmingham. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (2). • SHIFTY MAY, Gatlight, .Alabama; Diamond Mining 6); Alpla Della Kappa. I'lli i. Row: • CIVYNNE LEWIS BURCH. Georgian... Alala....: Bum new Adminittra-tion (I). • BUFORD RUFUS BURCHFIELD, Birmingham. Alabama: Building ................� ). • MARK EDWARD 111 KCHEIEEI). Ba� - view. Alabama: Pee De.iti.t.y 1 • CI.Al 1)1 SHAFFER III KDE.V III. ilogantvilte, Georgia; Butineu Adminitlratinn il • EDWARD C BU’RDE-SIIAW, 1 mlun. Alabama: Architecture I • KOI. AND F. BURDF.1T, Birmingham. Alabama; Pre-Engineeiing ill. Fm atii Rm«: • BETTY BURDETTE. Fairfax, Alabama: Education (3) • WALLACE WAYNE Bl ROF.. C.icnc Hill. Alabama: Prr-Fnigineering ill; Alpha Gamma Rbo. • CAROLYN REBECCA BURGESS Dadevdle, Alabama: Education (2). • CHARLES FRANK BURGESS. Monlcmiieiv Alabama: Chemical Engineering (2); Sigma Chi • CHARLES GILFORJD Bl R-GESS Acikidtuial Engineer it g (1 : Alpha Gamma Kb-'. • JUDllll AN NETTF. BURGESS, Opelika, -Alabama: Kducnior I). Fiitii Row : • CHARLES WILLIAM Bl’RGIN, Cuihbrii. Gi.-,«i«; Mcelui-ie.il Engi-ncennic (2); ban Sigma. • RONALD KENNETH BURKE God id -Alabama: An Idle line (I); Sipiu Alpha Ejnilon. • RONALD El'CENE BURKETT. Georgian. Alabama; Math I). • JOHNNY E. BL'RKHAI. TER, Verbena. Alalama; Arionaulieal Eninix-eiing (111. • W I LI. I AN C, BURKHALTF.R. T.dUvtre, Alalama: Buhiw-m Administration Cl). • PAUL III 1.1. Bl KKHOLDER. JR.. Mobile, Alalama; Butinrw Adminitlration (3); Phi Kappa Tau. Sixth Row: • GERALD MAX BURLESON. Halevvi'le, Alabama; Butinrtt Adminii-tialion (I). • JAMES LEON BURLESON. Dothan. Alabama: Building Con time linn (2). • CAROLINE FI.ETCHER BURNETT Sec.eiarial Training 12 : Alpla Gamma Delia • FREDDIE LEO BUKNE'l I . Sulb. genl, Alabama; Pre-Engineering 1 . • JAMES MAX III RNI’.TT. Sulli-gcr,t, Alabama: liiduttri.il Management (3); Alpha Gamma Rh«i. • MARY PRISCILLA BURNETT, llcvirmci, Alabama: Kehicntion (I). SmMII Row: • SYLVANI S LEONIDAS BU RNEY |A Fairfax Alalum-i. Elriliital Engineering 2). • JAMES HORACE BURNHAM, Headland, Alabama; Pie-Engineeiiiig 1 . • CHARLES DEAN BURNS. Biitningham, Alabama; Bii.ii vi Admiiiiiliation (1); Theia Cl.i. • E.AR1. REECE Bl KNS, _(.her-olicc. Alabama: Industrial Management 2 • JAMES DAVID BURNS, Auburn, .Alabama: Pvtcliologv i| , • JERRY WAYNE lit KNS. Montgomery, .Alabama: Bun new Adminiitiation (3). Eighth Row: • GORDON BKRTRON Bl RNS. Iluiitiville. Alabama: Engineering Phyxiet (2 . • ROBERT I BURNS Glen Cove New York: Pre-Engineering I : Pi Kappa Phi • ROBERT GEORGE BURNS. Birmingham. .Alalan a: Ail lE. • SANDY 111 KNS llatliediurg, M iwivtipiM: Ail 2); Alpha Delia Pi. • STEVEN L BURNS, Mobile, Alabama; Electrical Engineering -.' Sigma Oil • WILLIAM THOMAS BURNS. IlaiucMc. Alabama; Pee-Eiigiucetin (I). Ninth Row: • CARTER PHILLIPS BURRELL. AIImiiv, Georgia: Civil Engirt rem,i; (2i. • BYRON C. Bl RSON ILdewille, A'aboma; Butineu Admimttratton 31. • WILLIAM EUGENE Bl RSON. Go.-ltv.iiri. Alabama; lndnviii.il Management (3i. • JOHN HARRISON BURT. Canton, Georgia: liitti-neu Adiiiinwiratinn I : Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • BONNIE JYENE BI'R-TON. Biimiugham. Alaluni.i: Education • 1 ; Z -u Tau Alpla. • 1.1.IZ-ABETH BURTON. lliiiiiii.Kli.iiii, Alabauta; Home Kconomkt 3 . Tr.vrii Row: • HAL LANIER BURTON. Ea t Tallahat.ee. Al.tlxuna; liid.iviii.il Management (1). • BARBARA MEADE Bl RWF.LL. Biimingliam, Alabama: Ed,.. I inn I All.Ill Gamma Delia. • LOUIS THOMAS Bl sENI.ENER, Me lairie, Louisiana. Business Administration (2 ; IS Kappa Aloha • DONALD RaY BUSH. Steele, Alabama: Electrical Engineering t,. • HARRIET' BUSH. Dothan, Alabama; Education 121: Pin Mu. • HENRY BR X)KS BUSH, Miami. Florida: Aeronautical Administration .1): Delta Chi. cLTn3ercfra3uafes AUB URN UNIVERSITY 34� ■ - -V t X '• l.| lil M eijg , r|� L r •? b lF 'SJr -' Fits! Row: • ERIC IOE li ITS, hill ■ nbun Uibutt; Pee-Engi........ : I • FOXY O. Bl ! I' • ! !. i. nwg Alabama Ihmnru AdminntralioA (I). • DONALD FREDERICK BUXTON Murray Kentucky Vctnimij Medicine ■ , i Sign • 'Mill FURMAN BUZIIARDT. Vidubu r Miwiwippi: Indtitlnal Miwiinml • . Kjp|u Alpha • 1.1 • GENE PORTER BYARS, PhtrbL, Uitnim; Electrical Engin.........t • WILLIASI CLYDE BYERS Birmingham. MtIkuim; OnuwMtl M «- ■ cultuic (2). Sicomi Row: • CIIARI.ES KANUI.t BYKI). Montgomery, Alabama; E heinceriov I’hyvio (2i. • EMII.Y FRANCES BYRD. Tim. Alabama; Education i'i; Alpha Delia IV • JAMES DOXALD BYRD, JR.. Bfcwton, Abba............. Pre- Engine rime ' 2.; Sigma Alpha Epvil-.n. • Jl IJY BYRD, Dotlian AUhiira; ISyckoIoxr I ; Alpha Mu Pi. • RICHARD ARLIN BYRD. Greenville. Alabama: Civil Enriiinii'iji .2). • ROGER I BYRD St. tamer, Smith Carolina; F.lectiica! Engineering; Tan Kappa Epiilon. Hi wo Row: • DAVID MADISON BYRNE. MontO'irer-. Alabama: InihiMuat Man-ajttmrnl (3i; h..|.p, Surma. • JAMES IRANCIS liVRM. Monl omrn’, Alabama: Science and l.itnaturr 2 Kappa Sigma • MARY N CA-IIOOX. H-v-nm. Alabama; MatlirnutU' I • AI.BER1 Ml T CAIN. Alabama Education I • BILLIE LOI CAIN. Hiituincham. Alabama Hone Ecoi......... I . Alpha Gamma Delia. • GERALD DAN- IEL (IMS, Aniinloii, Alatkuna; Elrctiical Engineering (2 . Fount it Row: • JOHN HILL (AIN MonUmnirnr. Alabama; Pre-Engineering i Sigma Chi. • NANCY I.YNN CAIN Coliimbut Georgia Education (3 . Kappa D-lta • RI'IIIN I.UIIS I MN Kh. '.ii. Al.il.aina; l-.ir-tn I • DAVID SULLIVAN CAINE. Otrvi Veterinary Medieiat • OFFA WOODFTN AINI Oitvili Alafat............... I,m-I..u. I • ROBERT MORRIS CAINE. Satined Alabama: Advrel.dng Devign it Finn Roo • DIANA LOUISE CAI.DVA 1.1.1.. Uadev.Ur. A’aluma; duration (I • DOROTHY SI CAI.DWEI.I. Kiniimylam Al.iti.uua: Kduration (2,. • JAMES EDAA AKD CAl.DWEI.I.. liriindidgc Alabama: ITr-M.-dicinr I,; Sunn Chi • ROYCI HAROLD CALDWELL lack.............. Gain Alabama: Textile Management I • SAM I CALDWELL Moalgomi j ban 1..try 1 • ANN i ALIIOI N. Colt ml ut to gin Kdueati m l Al- pha Delta Pi. Sixth Row: • FREDERICK HENRY CALLAHAN Lafayette. Alabama: Agricultural Science Phi Kappa 1... • JACKSON MKAYARI CAI.I AAA AY. Hi.- minglam. Alabama: Mectanic.il Enginreiing • I i: Fail Kappa K.pvilon. • JUDY CLAlRl CALLAAA AY s- u luga. Alabama: Education (I . • MARY BETH CALLAWAY Gull$1................. Alabama; lit me Economics il . • WILLIAM LLOYD ( ALLAAA'AY, Cleveland. Ten I inro Ad- i. iiii«ti.it Si . Alpha Epiilon • JAMES I KED CALLISON, CalllOIIII, Alabama; Adwililillt lh-:ltli li. Smvtii Row • CHRIST INI GOUXCII CAMERON Mooted.............. A ma; Science and Literature (2 : Kappa Alpha Theta. • DANA JO AMI Monteoi...... Alabama; Edu ittoi II; Chi it. .... • SAMUEI rilOMAS ( AMP Mo tgomery, Uttbum: Fsydiolugy t • WILLIAM I t AMP. Birmingham. Alabama Arrhitr.... • ( AROI.YN ANN CAMPBELL Bir- nunyhani. A'ahama Home EcoiMimio I . • CAKKOLI. MAKYNET II . AM 'tilt Section AbbatiM; II I Eininii Row: • CECIL A A'AVNE CAMPBELL. Ki-lmi t, (imicu. Induvtiaal Management Alpl . I . . Omega • M M Nil I, I AMI' SI l.l Kn-xv I .. Ala bama; Edacati...... Kappa Abba rbett. • JOHN MARVIN CAMPBELL. Sytacaima. Ahunu: Pre-Management I ; Kappa Sigma • MEL-AIN JEROME CAMPBELL, Cad-drn Al.ibam.i: Advriliiiug Itevigii • RODNEY MARSH ALL C.AMKON Cullman A'abaira: Pi r-l.ng meeting I.. • ROBERT HAROLD CANCER. Huntvvillr. Alabama; Indumial MaiMgriue.it (3). Nii-iii Row • JANET GAYLE CANII’E, Biiiiiiiiglai.i. Alabama; Education (1 : A1 - . Oi......t n • EVELYN LEE CANNON Evergreen, Alabama; Educa- • 1.1.KALI) K i AN NON I I.. IAlabama; ludmtrial M. . . inrnt (2). • IIELI.ON EUGENIA CANNON. Centre, Alabama; Fahiratiu . .: Pi Bela Phi. • JOAN LOUISE CANNON Annhton, Ala- bama Education • RICHARD EL'CI Nl ' aNnON, Florala, Ala-lama: Elrctiical Fineiumiiig T . Delta Chi. Timii Rutv: • DAVID WESLEY CANON. Op lab. Alabama; ! .. I). itiMcy (2 . Ph Delta 1 ;.rta • NANCY ANN ANTERBl RY. Birmingham. Alabama: Kducati'-.n (I), • HOMER CANTRELL, Rthrhmr, Tennetree: Dramatic • It ARY Mi K A i ANTRI LI ilUc-bucg, Alabama: AcKntiutig l r«ign .2 . • THOMAS L. CANTREI.E, Ac-Moitli. Georgia; Indintiiju Mahagcraettl ; • BERNICE JEANETTE CAPEI.U, Montgonwiy. Alabama; Education J). 34? Foist Row: • JOHN ROBERT CAM’S, Cappt, Alabama; Architecture (4). • ALLAN VICTOR CAR B, Memuhir, Irnwixf; VtKiinry Midmnr 14'; Obtu Tju Sijmu • AVOWRIS B. ARDAl SweScb, Jordon; Pre«Mcaictne (It. • PATRICIA OAlt CARDEN. Calera, Alabama; Home Ecimranin (J, • F.MILIK HARRISON CARRY. Auburn. Alabama; Education (II; Drlu IVIu Dfllj. • MADELYN E. CARLTON. Coodwater, Alabama; Education 3). StoriMi Row: • GENE ERROL CARNATHAN. Mount Vernon. Alabama. Mechanical Engineering J|. • LITTLETON CLAYTON CARNATHAN. Mount Vernon. Alabama: Indutlrial Minagrinent (3): Delta Tau Delta. • GAROLD CLIFFORD CARNEI.L, Eva, Alabama; Euiinen .Aiimlniiti.ilion (3). • SHIRLEY LONAS CARNEI.L. IFccatur. Alabama; Education (3). • JIMMIE I ALTON t'ARNTs, Winticlil, Milunu; lluiiiim A'lmirmltalinr, (3 ; Delta Chi. • WILSON CLARENCE CARNES, JR . Comer. Alabama; Prc-Engincrting (I). Titian Row: • AGNES MARIK CARPENTER. Talladega. Alabama; Secretarial Train- i� K H • BILLY WAYNE CARPENTER. Annbton. ................. Cliemi.tr. 'll • HARRIS DEITZ CARPENTER |K . Macon. Georgia; Textile Management ; 1). • JOE CARPENTER. Louiwille. Alai...,, ..; Anicullural Education 11 ). • SYLVIA CARR. Headland, .-Alabama; Home Economic, lit • JOAN MARIE CARR-ANAY. Birmingham, Alabama; Secretarial Training (I). Fourth Row: • LINDA SUE CARRE. Mobile. Alabama; Science and Literature i. • BEATRICE JOHNSON CARROLL. Foil Lauderdale. Florida; S. e„ee and Literature (I • BETTY JEAN CARROLL. Brantley, Alabama; Home Economic ’ • CHARLES EDWARD CAKROI.L Athhind. Alabama: Pre-Enginming tlj. • JAMES LBSLII CARROLL Dora Alabama: Chemical Engineering 3). • JOSEPH CHRISTOPHER CARROLL. Birmingham. Alalaama; Medium, at Engineerinic (21: Sigma Nu. Firm Row: • ELMER BRUCE CARSON. Lancll. Alabama. Aeronautical Engineering ,3. • EDWIN Mr WILLIAMS CARTER. Foec.t Home. Alabama; Pec- Enginee-ting (I) • GKNAR CARTI R Birmingham Alabama: Home Ecoeiotme. (2 • JAMES S, CARTER. JK.. Cciiben. Alabama; Fllectrir.il Engineering 3); Delta Sigma Phi. • (FAN CARTER. Opelika. Alabama; i .i. • lion Alpha Delta Pi • I.ARRY GENE CARTER, Arlington Georgia: I'lr-Liigiiieering (I). Sixth Row: • SHEPHARD V NI'SS. M, ,1. K, er. AlaKona: Glaur,taking (4 • STEPHEN O’NEIL CARTER IVimou Geoigia; Sciemr and L,t,-,.:. II • DONALD FREDERICK CARTI.EDGE. ColumW. Gc.-igia; II,,.Id-■rg Coo.tiuclion (2 • TOMMY W. C ARA'. Decatur, .Alabama. I'iiaimai. a I. • ROBERT FRANKLIN CASEY HI. Cedartown. Georgia: Pre-Engineering (1 : Kappa Sigma. • SAMUEL J CASF'Y, Dothan. Alabama; Chemical Engineering (3); Sigma Nu. StitNin Row: • A F.K.NON R. CASTILLO, Low. Nicaragua: Agriculture • RUFUS HENRY CATE. JK Prichard Alabama Forctfo • RONALD WAYNE CATER. Fairfield Al.d-.mi.a: P,e.| r„, .- . • s K ANN! CATHF.A’. Sclnu. Alabama: Buunru Admlimitation A); Kapi-a Alpha Theta. • VIVIAN LEE CATHEY East Point. s.and Lit- erature 2); Kappa Alpha Theta. • DONALD IIIOMAMMO Unphlc. Alabama; Prr-Er.gineeiing (11. Fight it Row: • WILLIAM WARREN C ATO .Albaov. Georgia; Bu'inrw Adiuirmtr.it on 21: 11.. Delta Theta • OWF.MXM.YN ELAINE CAT ON. Mobile, Ma buna; Labi rati reehnolom I • NULL WILLARD CAUDLE, I a... Alabama; Pre-Engineering It • JOHN Ill.tAKE CAUSEY. Macon, Grnt-pa; Mechanical I ng 2). • SONDRA I CAUSEY Centre, Ala- 1,..,,,., (Ve-Medicm . • JAMES HENRY CAYLOR Union Sprfafh ■Alabama; Agricultural Engineering 3), NiMH Row: • JOSEPH LEON CENTANNI, Prichard. Alabama; Pharmacy I): Delta Undon. • JOHN WILLIAM CHAFFIN. JR.. Faiefidd, Alabama: Pre-EngmceriM I • MARILYN VIRGINIA CHAFFIN, Birmindkam. Alabama; Pharmacy I ; eta Tau Alpha. • CAROLYN 1.01 INK CHAMBERS. Lafaerttr. Alabama: Home Economic- (2) • CHARLES BAKE- FIELD CHAMBERS. Montgomery, Alabama; Plre-EMSneering (I). • RA-BUN ATHON CHAM BLESS. JR . Montgomery. Alabama; Pre-Engineering til. Tr.stH Row. • ROBERT' FLAKE CHAMBLISS. Tampa, Florida: A'eteri.my Medicine , 4i; Omega Tau Sigma. • FRED CHAMPION Pine Hill. Alabama; Chemical Engineering (3). • HARRS’ EUGENE CHAN. Ilong Kong, China; Chemical Engineering |2, • DAVID WAYNE CIIANCEY. New- ville, Alabama: Prc-SLanagemcnt i • norm a JEANNE CHANI Y, Chiplc. Florida; Edu,alien t3). • BARNEY ALICE CH ANDLER. Cull-man, Alabama; Art (I); Alpha IXelta Pi. Undergraduates AUB URN UNIVERSITY 35° (|� M Row : • DARWIN F.AKI. CHAPMAN, Andalusia. Malania: Electrical Engineer- • |ERRY W CHAPMAN. Gas dr A il ma lllcclikal Engineering - • PHILIP ADDISON CHAPMAN Rom Cmhb; ht-EMiiKO • RICHARD w AY LA ND CHAPMAN. Rom GtHmn: Industrial NbMM Ml 2). • ROBER1 MARRY CHAPMAN Birmingham Ala-bam a: Biasinrsi dministration 1 Drlta Chi. • ROBER1 DAXIF.I. CHAPMAN. Anderson, South Carolina: Aeronautical Administration (2). SrcONO Row : • TERENCE RONALD CHAPMAN. Bumimrimm. Alabama; Pre-Vei«ri nan Mediant • SHARON Rl 111 CHAPPELL. Amriicus. Georgia; Science .„ .i Litrraturr I • ARTHUR MASON CHAPPLI Pam. Alabuna; Mechanical Engineering (Pi. • I.ANA DEBORAH CHASE. Roanoke Uabama; Eduratim • JERRY LAMART1NI CHASTAIN, Jaekvui. Alabama; Agriculture J|. Titian Row: • MARILYN CIIATTERSON HeadUnd, AMmdmi: Education (J); Drlta Zrlii. • JIM SIMON CHAVIS. Chickasaw. Alabama; Education (2). • are CHEN, Montcomenr, Alabama; Fomin (I). • THERESA si i i CIIENNAl'I.T, Mobile. Alabama; Education (2): Alpha Omirron Pi. • NANCY N ( HESS I IT. Montgomery Alabama; Education I Plti Mu.. WILLIAM LAMAR CHILDS. !R MobPe, AUbama; Business Ailinitiniiation (2) Foi'arii Row: • WILLIAM IIISM, foci St [ot. Florida; Ekcbkal E • • DOUG I IS E CHRIETZBERC Mnuconciy, Alabama: Architecture [3 • EUGENI NEWELL HRIMI s llapnnll ................. M mca Et angering 2 • ROBER1 WILLIS CHRISTIAN .......................But Il . • it ion 2 • JOHN OSWALD 1 KRISTIANSEN M tih Alabama; Business Admii iirrati-.,. 2 ; Pi K..|.| Pin • J AMES I CHRIS TOFF. Mobile. Alabama: Pre-Engineering 1 Finn Row; • MARY FRANCES CHRISTOPHER. Shell,rid A'ahauia. Art |3 . Alpha Di • P. • How ard BEVERLY CHRISTY. Mobile. Alabama; Architecture (3 : Phi Delia rhela • JAMES EDWARD CICERO Birmingham Alabama; Eleeliir.il Engineering ' • BARBARA BEATY Cl.ARK Moultrie. ....tia: Education I . Alpha Delia P. • CHARLES BERRY CLARK. Mhiiioukiv Alabama Etiolation 12! • WII I.IS CLARK I-s- fasrltr. Alahjina. Business Administration (3 . Sixth Row: • GEORGE ROBIN CLARK ISeauvil'e, Alabama; Elertriral Engineering 11. • JACK ATKGII. CLARK Mobile, Alabama. Pre-Engineering 2 . • JAMES CLARENCE CLARK. I.ul.iu!.,. A'abania; Pie-Ntaiiagcincul l). • JERRY L CLARK Fayette, Uitoiu; Fomin ; Alpha Gammo Rho. • JUDITH CECILE cl. ark Biimingtu.ui Al.U.m. . Kappa I) i.. • LINDA L CLARK, Dccalut a .i n . Ilotm Eci ioraict I : Alpha Camma Della. Sm MSI Rotv • RONALD WOODROW CLARK, Col........................ Cronin: Pathology (3 . • ill'Mas HAYES CLARK M nit Via una Business Ariminis- tration Pi Kappa Phi o WILLIAM LEONARD CLARK Birmingham. Aabama: Klee I lira' Engineering }i; Sigma Phi Epsilon • WILLIAM LEWIS CLARK rhosnaSMlIe. Georgia Rumuoi AlPiiiiiiilrati.in ill • MARY ANNETTE CLASSEN. Birmingham. Al.ibitna; Serreiarial Training I • ROBERT HAMILTON CLANTON Nashvill. 1ettnmec; Building ComlriM lion 2 . Lambda Chi Alpha. I.ie.imi Row: • CLARENCE WOODROW CL AY. JR . Bi.mit.gl,am. Alabama. Pre-En- Engineering I . • MAURICE P CLAY, Alabama; Cliemsstrs (I), • s.ANDRA ANN C LAY BROOK, Relo n VU ; Horn. Eoo ... 2 • JO ANN Cl.I.LI ,ANi). Birmingbam. Alabama; Education ;1 Delia Zeta. • TOMMY I 1 I.MEN I. Winfield, Alabama; BuildincCoitilniction • AC..1 si is KIRBY CLEMENTS Montgomery, Alabama; Business Admimstraliun (2 ; Sigir.a Alpha Epsilon. Ninth Row: • CAM 11.IE CLEMENTS, Atlanta Georgia: Srienee and Literature il'e; Phi Mu. • THOMAS R Cl.EMI ls Biiiningham, Alabama Aeronautical I iginee:nig 1 • VERNON GAYI.OKD CI.EMEN15. Mobile. Alabama; Electrical Engineering 1 ; P. Kappa Phi. • EI THER FLOYD CLEMONS. Paint R.«ek, Alabama: Agueuluiral Engineering I2l. • VICTOR EUGENE CLEMONS. Co1 iiintrus. Georgia; Electrical Engineering (2 ■, Della Tau Delia • KOIIEKI NORMAN CLIVE Birmingham Alabama; Building Construction (11; Phi Della Theta. Trvill Row: • JAMES HAROLD COATS, JR.. Prichard. Alabama; Pharmacy (1). • JAMES WILLIAM COATS. Linden, Alabama; Electrical Engineering i • K AY (111 si I: Rl. COBB. Sylaeauga Alabama Education (3). • RONALD KIRK COBB. Neptune Beach. Florida; Mechanical Engineering 12). • HELEN ( 11 K L • I I E (OCIIRAN, S. .n -irigj, .Alabama; 1 bn ilion 1. KENNETH l COCHRAN, Mobile, .Alabama; Buuiws, AdfiuniiUation (2) 351 Fiut Row: •LINDA ANN COCHRAN. Da«v.n Alabama; Education (J . •WILLIAM A. COCHRAN Homewood, AUtm; Acnculluni] Sen c • JAMES ALEX COE, JR.. Dothan, Alabama: Pharmacy (3). • LARRY WALTER COE. Dothan. Alabama: Alt (I : Della Ian Delta. • PINKNEY MICHAEL COFER Columbui Georgia Pn-EngiamiM 1 • III LI N PRANCES COFFMAN Birmingham Alabama; Art 2 ; Alpha Gamma Delta Stcow Row: • JOHN R COGGINS Ijnett .Alabama C'lir-n Engineering 2 . • CASSANDRA YVONNE COKER Mount Willing. Georgia: Hoiim • COMER I. COKER. Mount WSliiir Alabama; '• • Cultural Adtmnutiation (2). • JULIA LYNN COKER Talladega. Alabama: Secretati.il 'training il): Alpha Gamma Delta. • I.I ROY COKER. JR . TaBaace, Abbaim; Science and Literature 1 . • LINDA TERRILL COKER. Rinmnetiam. Alabama: Education 2 : Chi Omega. Tiiiu Run: • AIARVRI III COKER lollaelega. Alaluma; Home Eeonmnict Education I): Alpha ................ • 11 KRV JAY COKER Opelika. Alabama; Pre-Eng inerting I • RICH ARD EMORY COI.BY. Evrrvieen. Alabama: Science and l.iceialure • DANA I). COLE. Plrenix City, Alabama: Pre-Eaginrei . • [AMES O. COLE Vernon, Alabama; Eleeiiieai Engineering • JOHN WKBI1 COLE. Eiifaula. Alaluma; Engineering Pbytin 3). Feu mu Rnw; • RICHARD WAYNE COLE Roanoke, Alabnaw Pre-Eagmeeriag 1 • BOB COLEXIAN, Conalef. Florida: Enmneering Phytic (3); I beta Chi. • FRANCES EI.I AIII III COI.EM.AN. Rivenide, Alabam cal ion (I), o ROBER1 AUSTIN COLEMAN Alexander City Ruineei Adminitlrat. I : Sigma Plii EiniU.n • JERRY II.All , (oil A Centre. Alabama: Pharmacy i • NANCY ann COLLETT, 11 Alalun a: Snirljiul Training 2l. Firm Row: • PATSY LOI COLLETT, AabvTIe. Alabi.......... St.... I Lkcta • DAVID WITI COLLIER Arab Alabama; Electrical Ewinecrurg • JAMI S SMAR1 COLLINS Cn eta Alabaam; Agricultm I • JOSHUA SPARKS COLLINS. Wirfeburg. Alabai a P • JOSHI A sl-AKKS COI.I.INS UhUuiii Ala I • SHARON ROSE COLLINS, (.mesa. Alabama: Education Jl • J NAILS EKED COLI.ISON. Calhoun. Alalunu: Agiieiiltuial Educalion ( I Sixth Row: • JERKY LEE COLTER Iheatur. Alaluma; Electrical Enginteiinv 1 • BARBARA JEAN COMBS. G.illin. C«-..i«ia; _P wIk.!«c' • ROGER LEE COMIIS Mobile, Alabama; lliniiin .Adiiunntiati hi . 1 1 li K.i|i|-.i Tan. • RICHARD ARLEN CONKLE. Cedar Bluff. Alabama; I........................ III. • MARSHALL JOHNSON CONNER. Auburn Alabama: Building I'.ii.'ini, li m 1: Sigma Alpha l.|nil in. • KOEI.K. ILAAID ( NNlK I'anaina City. Florida; Butin.« Adminitt.ati.-n I : Pi Ka| |u Alpha • CHARLES LEON CONNER I •' Alabama; PJectrical Engineering (3i. Sevg.vm Row: • JAMES O CONAA AY, Maplevi le Alabama Aerxeiltu al Iducain t . • PATRICIA ANN CONWAY. Birmingham Alabama; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Oniicrun IN. • BEIIY l .Al I A COOK. Montgomery. Alabama; Secretarial Training I • till ARLES DEAVi n COOK Altoona, .Alaiuina; Pie-Engineering II. • CHARLES RONAI.I) COOK Lanett. Alabama; I’rc-Knginrefing (I . • 1.1 GENE II,ALE COOK. Savannah, Georgia; Eotee.tr (2 . Sigma Pin Epcdon. Eioiim Row: • JAMES ALLEN COOK. Monlgoaie.y, Alabama; Pre-Medirine i2 Lambda Chi Alpha • IAMES REGINALD COOK Montgomery Alaluma Managei..... 2 • IAMES WARREN COOK IK ,A|. bile. AV Pre-Eng........ I • ROSALIE s.AXON cook I nI Phyae Alabama 2 : Drito Zew • SHIRLEY ANN COOK Rai Alabaam: Edncntim I • IOSEPH I ANSON GOOKSEA Laraont Hoti«la; Velennatv Meebe.ne I). Nl.VIII Rum. • AI.BLK I JOE COOPER. M-Jtilc. Alaluma: I leetrieal Engineering .Alpha Delta U|«ib.n • AK I III K WIGGINS COOPER JK Auburn Alabama- Plinin (2). • DONNA KAY COOPER. Bitnniiglum. A’abama. Secretarial Training I • FREDERICK BLACKMON COOPER P...................... Cite. .Alaluma: Arioitautieal Adniinixtratmn 2); Alima Delta I |� ilon • JOSEPH EDWARD COOPER. Ill llunttville. Alabama Pn I me 1 • JAMES L COOPER, Boar, AUbana; Pre-Eng aeerotg 2 'I esTtt Rum • LEO JERRY COOPER. I.ale Cilv. South Catolina; Textile Sen nee . • LEON Cl RI Is COOPER Montgomery. Alaluma; Arelnlecture - : PM Gamma Dei... • MARTHA Fr ances cooper. B.rmiagha lun a: Education (11; Kapiu Alpha llieta. • XOBIE K AA COOPER B.x Minrtte Alai..... I .b. nina - Alpha Omteron I’i • SANDRA KAYE COOPER New Hope. Alabama Education - • THOMAS HAYNE COOPER, Srltna. Alaluma: Chemical EnguMeiing J); Della Tau Delta. clfi idcrqi uchia tes AUB URN UNIVERSITY 35 F'i� � t Kow: • WILLIAM ROBERT COOLER. Miami. Hmida. Civil I nginrrting (3; ; Ddta r«i l ilu • CHARLES WILLIAM COPELAND. Catbdci s bmi; Education I ; Phi Km Tau • DANNY LOI II COPEI AND t'nion Sniloo lUalunu; Ac icultuial Enquire lime • JOHXNX MACK COPELAND Kiiri.netum ALiluma; Elect i seal Lnipr.r nng • JOSEPH K(H M) COPELAND. Hi.........igkan Uatnnu Sigma Ch • JULIET 1.1.ANOKA COPELAND, Tiswun.bia, MJkuim; Education (I); Alptia Delta l i XiiiixB Row: • MALCOLM mini COPELAND. Gadsden Hal nm Pit E(dnming I • WILLIAM JIMMY COPEI.XND IHounKvill Alabama building Constnj lion 2 • ECIL MI.KKIII CORK. Muutilk, Alabama; Civil Rng • EDWIN MILLER CORNEI.I Decatur Ala- bama; Business Arirmnisl ration 2 Kappa Alpha • l LI KI OORTE JK., Daphne. Alaluma I’te-Xr letinatv Medicine 2); Altslu l‘ i. • I K Nt !.s riGNER CORWIN Montgome AUboma; S................. Literature (1). Tiiiko Row: • DONALD JAMES COSBY, Gadsden lUanii Architecture • w II I 1AM GERALD COSBY, Aitirai Ahhama: I'liyiin (2 • CIIAR- I Ol II XNN COS| � K .. I . ti l... Alplia. • OM SK I.KE COSTON K Bimi . .. Xlahai I I............ . Lambda Chi Alpha. JUDITH ANN COTNEY. Ko.................he. • K I RMIT GARNI R COTTER lot Alabama; Seicr.ee and l.itciatnic • ; I an K,i|.|-a E| -it .n, Ii.isin Row: • KOSS K COTTER JK , I n ir 11. i i w-. M.iImiii : l'l..iiii.m . Sign.-Nu. • WILLIAM I AMES COTTER III Signal Mo Business Vim in Alisha Tau Omega. • JOHN WILLIAM con ILK. Aulnirii. Akiluln.i: S« i.-isoc and Lilrialii.i I . • HAKOLl) COTIT.I I . Po.UI-o 2). • HERBERT McLEOD COTI1F, Pros Alabama iliu i ............................... 2 . • HOMER EUGENE COTTON IK Munford Alabama; lYe-Engiiseeting 1 . Fiitii Row: • lulls I COTTON Monln................ Ahhama Buiinm . Sigma Alpha Epsilon • ROBERT HAYNES COTTON Sheffield. Alabama; Business Administration 1). • Jl 1)11II ANNE OOI Cll Montgomery. Ahhama: Nu . ; Pi Beta Phi • WANDA I AN I COI NTS Mob la Alabama; Laboratory Technology (2). • WILLIAM ALBERT COUNT'S, Birmingham, Alabama: Industrial Management (3); Lambda Chi Alpha. • PATRICIA l� l NNI CtHRM.A M . IV- eb-ib-e- 1,3); Delta Zeta. siiem Row: • JAMES L. COURSON Gadsden, Ahl i ing 2k. • ANN II. (XJYT.Y. Mixite-.i im Uilumi: Science ,...d Literature ; Kapp.i IMta • HI.I.LN t'XNII.I.E COX INt. I ON M-.nlRomriv, Alaluma; Education « • OEOKCF CLARENCE COWt.ll I , IV ...... City. Florida; Industrial Manacemrnt Pin Gamma Delta. • SARAH NELL COWLEY. Biiinii.cl.am. Alabama: Home la .i..nii:n :• GLENN WILLARD COWNAM. Montgumciy. Alabama. Nuelrai PIi.sk. I ; P.i Gamma Delta. Sntxiii Row: • CECIL DOUGLAS N Ahhama; Pre-Medicine S Chi. • CECIL JEKKY COX. Lafayette. Alabama. Business Administia- • loKKIM CRABTREE Natclirr M.................pi t ......I F.n- cinrrrinti 2 Kappa Alpha. • MARVIN FRANKLIN CRABTREE. JR.. Molsile. Alabama; Pre-Las. I : Tau Kappa Epsitoi • MARY ANN CRABTREE Natclirr, Mixvwinpi; Budne w Education I : Alj.l.a Delta Pi. • NI.IL K XI LERSON CRADDOCK, Macon, Georgia; Pre-Dentistry (I); ITU Delta ThcU. Etoimt Row: • JOI DONALD CRAFT, Hmilwille. Alabini.i; Science and I.itei.iti. e .1 . Phi Gamma Delta • FRITZ HOLLAND IRANI,, N.-l.wl. len . X'el f Medichu I); Alpha P� L • EUGENE ELLIOTT CRAN FORD. Oak Parle, lllinott Business Administration 2 . • KENNI ITI HAROLD CRANFORD, Huntsville Alai.......... Ptmdcs . . • DAVID II. CR AAA'FORD Scot . it. . I . .- • II IIIKR i.Ll.NN CRAWFORD. JR.. Opelika, Alaluma; Foicstiy (I). Ni.mu Row: • it link THOMAS CRAWFORD, Opelika AUboma; Pre-Lavs i • IYSON 'll XK I IK XXI N B II. Alabama Electrical I ng • neering (2 . • JOHN LINWODD KiW, Matson. AIaL. Science . . • PAUL DAVID CRIGLF.R. R. i; vil • U xl II K FRANK CRIM Hum x.. . . I -' ... Nu. • CLIFTON WILLIAM CRISLER. Town Cieek. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (1). Tj.mii Row: • JAMES C R1SMAN, helm . Alabama: Civil Engineering (2;; Alpl . Tau Omen • VERNON DEXVEES CROCKETT. Leigtuoi Alabama; Agricultural Administration ; 3. • SHARI ANN CROOKS, Bum • . .■,•( XKOI YN YVONNI CROSBY, Dothan, Alabama; nc-EMiim • I II I I n iil.i.LI i Kiks I .... I ; K Bela ra. • ROBERT' GEORGE CROSS, BiimutgFiam, Alabama; Fte-F.ngineenng (1). 353 Fifcvr Row; • WILI.AR1) DOUGLAS CROSS, Wilionvillr 'M� lari.i; Building (’-w- MWM (3). • WILLIAM blvion i kons r...... .at Electrical Engineering (5): Delta Chi. • ALFRED ROBINSON CK(i«. will Maxwell AFB, Alabama Pre--F.nginccring (1); Tlieta Clu- • IQ ws CROTWEL1 Monford, Alabama; Educator - • LOWELI LOWIN’ CROWDER Sharon. Tmnrw: Vci.-iiii.uv Medicine • 41; Omega Jau Sigma. • lAMl'S HUGH CROWDER. Niihvillc, Trnntwt; Budding Construction (I). Srrr.Nn Row: • BOBBY NEAL GROWL Uintlinglunl, Alabama; Pre-Engineering -I • HENRY GENE CROWE, Mo tgeimery, Alabama: I’rc-Kntini'in? I • TITA MARIE CROWE Gadsden, Alabama Education • JAMES TRACY CROWKI.L. Ta'ladrga, Alabama; Lire ideal Engineering (« • JOHN ROBBRT CROWELL Tallai Me I marine [2). • GERALD BARNETT growi.lv. a- .! a .-.La..... Agriculture (I). Tiiiro Row: • JOSEPH G. CROWLEY, Butler. Keatuckv; Veterfoan Me£d e Omega I au Sigma. • I Will II AKOI I) ( ROW'ON. Ill-minelam. Alabama; Pre-Engii Hag • DOUGI-AS minin' GRUCfl Mo vninrry, Alabama; ButitieM Adr.iin.Mialior. I • IASI. ELIZABETH CRUM, Opelika v , Eduentio • DOROTHY REED GRUMP. M..i.lv� mr.v, Alabama; Education (3); Alplu Gamma Delta • HELEN TEMPEST CRUNK. Birmingham, A'al.an ; Education (2). Foimiii Row: • RALPH M i UGOWSKI, Abbeville, Alabama; Ani itectuM (2); Siam Phi l |..,|.. . • ROBER1 MORSE CULLEN Marietta Gcotma; hf Engineering (1 • SAMUI I I AN DA CULPf I'l'l K MmrMVW. Ala- Edw n...... Nlpha Thu Omen. • I VL CULVER, Auburn, Alabama Home Economic I , Alpha Gamma Della. • GEORGE PERRY CULVER. Mont gome,v. Alabama; Pha.n.ucy I • GEORGE WAYNE CULVER. Smiths, AUluma: Business Administration (2). Firm Row: • BEVERLY ANN CUMBL'S. Montgomery, AliN.ma: Education A'pl.a Om.ou.i IS. • UKAXION I I KON i I MMINGS. Ssiltle. Alabama Business Administration I i: Sigma Alpha E|. ile.n. • I’A'ISA'( I MMINGS Sutllr. Alabama: A.t 11 Kappa Della. • SNKN LEI Cl NINIINGS Nlmn- IS ■ Alabama; S.......I I Irrature 111. o I. ARRY WII LIAM CUM MINGS I...... Adminhtr lion I Kappa Alpha • JANE BROWN CUNNINGHAM Birmingham v i . ... Ernication I mhu Delia Sixth Row: • Ki ssELL McWhorter Cunningham hi. Birmingham Aiat� ma; Business Adininislration (3); l lii Ganmu Della. • SAM MeGONNELL CUNNINGHAM. Furman Alabama; Agricultural Engineering ‘1 • SOI IKI GENTRY, lma wheel, North Carolina; Couch Making I 11� e Group. • CHALMERS E CURE ION. Dm tun. AUum.c P e-l.iss 2 . Lambda l Alpha • w j cukrint-g akcla AuU... ad-bama Sdeace and IJtrrnture (l):.Delta Upsflou. • MARY KATECURRV Mol. Ip. AlaUnna; Science aid l.ilcraluic I). Sr.sa.siri Row; • STELLA DIANE i RRY. Auburn, Alabama; Education 2 ; Abba Delta Pi • JOHN BARCLAY Cl K I IS Birmingham. Alabama: i 'cctri... Engineering (3i;Tau Kapp.i EpiiVlft. • LARKS' Nl. Cl RTISS ojr, Ala-bama; Agricultural Lnglncciiiig I • WILLIAM WKIGIIT Cl R I IS. JR Trov. Alabama: Agricultural Education • LYNDA SUI CUtTS Dothan, Alabama; Ediicaiii-n 2). • WILLIAM McKNICH I DAMERLI. Farmington, Connecticut!; Industrial Manage incut (3 ; Pbi Delta I .'.eta Eioiitii Row: • 1EANNIL DANIEL, lliiiuingltain. Alabama: Education I • JOHN AI.I.LN DANIEL, Roba, Alabama: .Agriculture 2l. • I. NKKY OKVIl.l.t DANIEL, Huntsville, Alabama; Civil Enoineeriiu I ; Delta hi • MARIAN ELIZABETH DANIEL. Greenville, Alabama: Education • I . • MASON BROWN DANIEL, Huntsville Alabama; Pre-Engii.................... ing I • MAVIS JANE DANIEL. I.anell. .Manama; Edueaiion I Nivni Row; • MICIIAF.L HENRY DANIEL. H.intssil’e, AI..Imiiu; P.e Engineer., g 12). • JOHN EUGENI D N. Birmingham Alabama; Burii ministration fS); Theta Cii. • JOHN N. DARBY. I'leueier. Alabama Business Administration (31; Alpha Thu Omega • SAMI il JOHN DARDEN'. Talladega Springe Alabama; Agrnultur.il Kelucali'.i. Ii. • WINSION ALAN DAKDI N Albrilvillr, Alabama; Pn I I Alpha Thu Omega. • CHARLES DAVID DARRTKeUyto Pre-Engineering (I). Tr.vni Row: • KAREN LEI. DARK. Alexander Guv. Alabama; Laboraluiv Tesl.i.ohig (I); Alplu. Gamma Delta • II GENE PA I I. 1 KMER Decalu A L.inu; Civil Engineering 1 • Gil ARLES 1.01 IN DARI M -I bam Pharmacy 2). • GERALD DAUGHERTY. Mclniooh G.vil Engineering (3). • Howard kaa- DAI GIIERTY, Mein tosh, Alabama: Pre-Eng.nre.ing I ., • _JESSE PAI.MI K DAUPHIN. JK Montgomery, -Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I); Alpl.a Gamma Rho. cLCn3eixji ucluatcs AUB URN UNIVERSITY 354 msm «■§! WJ '.iVm cs c z'r n r 3 p- ■y $ N r- ••V f l J V a-fEiwi, Finer Row: • JAMES DOUGLAS DAVENPORT, Bittuingliaiii. Alabama: Pre-Engi-m-eiing I). • DON W. DAVID. .1R-, S'lacauga Alabama; Airhitecture : 1 : I'i Kappa Phi. • MADELON M DAVID I’..xivillc, Alabama; An KappaDetu. • JOHN ELMO DAVIDSON. Lceaburg Florida; Art (I): l i Kappa Alpha • Ji DV CECILE DAVIDSON, Montgomery, Ala-buna: Education (2); PM Mu • koi:i k i Frederick davii Annie ion. Ablnnu; Bu-unew Adminittratlon (3j; Kappa Alplia. Sr.COM Row: • AI.MA CAROL DAVIS Americu . Georgia: Sciimi and l.iteratuir ili; Alpha Delia Pi. • BARBARA JEAN DAVIS utmn l. ...... Educa- ! • BETTY CAROLYN DAVIS Grant, Alabama; Education i . • CII.ARI.KS FRANCIS DAVIS. III. Biimimcham. ADIuuu; Aiehitecluie (4); AlphaTaa Omega. • CHARLES ROBERT DAVIS, M Ic Ala ........ Electrical larineering (2). • DON NY ROV DAVIS. Auburn. Alabama: Aeronautical Administration (3). Tiiiki Row: • FRANCKS KF.A DAVIS. CroMvillr, Alabama; Education 2 : Zcla Tau Alpha. • IIKNKY HOOPER DAVIS. JR.. Gulliioit. M.uU.iiipi; Art..-ii.uiiu.il Engineering i ‘ • l)rll.i Tau Delta • JACK FRANKLIN DAVIS, Linvrood, Alnhama: Art I • JAMES EDWARD DAVIS, Hope Hull. AUunla: Chemical Engineering I2l: Theta Chi. • JAMES E. DAVIS Ciiitriwillc, (fiuiKu: liuiinro Ailtniiiblralpon • JEANNE DIANNE, DAVIS. Chattanooga, Tenncttee; Secretarial Training I Fovmtic Row: • JIMMY CARROLL D AA Is L ..... I A! ■ ; Vet.-rinan Met Alpha Pu. • JIMMY HARTFORD DAVIS, Decatur, Alabama: Me-cKii.ic.il Engineerirnt |i. • JOHN H AROLD DAA IS. L.uutdale. Valxuna; Education I). • MARslIA FRANCES DAVIS, Caitenville, ....................... Science and Liletaluie (I). • MELVIN II. DAVIS, Birmfnal..........I, Alabama: Veterinanr Medicine (4); Omega Tan Signu. • NANCY ELIZABI ill DAVIS. C.kImIii.. Al.duina; Srcirl.ni.d Training I . Finn Row: • PATRICK WILSON DAVIS, Birmingham: Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I). • PHILIP II. DAVIS. Birmingham Alahanu; Veterinary Medicine .. Alpha W. • RICHARD STANLEY DAVIS. Verbena, Alabama; l.mcineri ini; I'Kiiio 2 . • SUSAN MCRI'HKKF. DAVIS. F.P1.1 MjIuiim; S,- rrt.i: 1.1I li.iimnt i ; K.,| ji. IVIin. • THOMAS KIDD DAVIS. Opelika, Alalrama: Hum new Adminutiation 2 : Kappa Situia, • 'FISH DAVIS, Montgomery, Alabama; Sen-nee and Literature i'2;: Alpha Delta I'i. Sixth Row: • WILLIAM • DAVIS. Alhcitville Alahama. I'.r-Drni.lts I . A.pli.r Em Omega • RAY EDAA'ARD DAW Pcwacob. Florida: Pre-Engi..........ring 1 ; Phi Kappa Tan • JIMMIE ANGELA DAAVKIXS Hud Green. A'..-liama: An 2). • NANCY ANDRESS DAAVKINS, Dothan, Alabama; Education i |; Kappa Ddu • DON ELBP.R1 daaason. B............inghara, Alabama; Bwiim Admim.ii on n .’ • RICHARD L. Daaason, Run- inn ham. Alabama; Er location 2): I'i Kappa llii Siai.mii Roav: • I RANK JOSEPH D.AA . Iln iiiii,ula_«i:i. Alabama; I're-bncincci in; (b. • I.AAVRI 1 1 |) A ARD DAY, I mm. Georgia; ( hembtn 2); Delta lu • PEGGY BLAIR DAY, Prichard, Alabama; Bminect Adminntiatson (3). • RICHARD ROBERT DAY. Birmingham. Alatuma: Prr-Enginering I) • II I I III ANN DAYS. Itdl-M .in.ll Zone: Secretarial Training (I) • CLYDE EUGENE DEAL. JR.. I'.uetti- AUlunu: Veterinary Medicine (2); Sigma Nu. Fun tit Row: • Cl Rl'IS WARDE DEAL. Echo, Alabama: Pre-Engineering (1 • AUGUSTUS BAKER DEAN ill Opelika Alabama Electrical Engineer-m t.2 . • l’.DAs ARD IIKKUI’KI DEAN. Ti«v. Alabama: lYe-Envirieeiini: (1); Delta Upolon. • ELIZABETH WINGFIILD DEAN. Binning-ham, Alabama: Education Kappa Delta. • IRANK d DEAN, Cn umbiana, Alabama; Agriculture 1 . • LINDA ANNE DEAN, Lanctt, Alabama; Dramatic Art il . N'iviii Row: • MARSHALL R. DE AN. Butler, Georgia; Agriculture I . Kappa Sigma. • RONALD LEE DEAR. Birmingham, Alabama; Client teal Engineering (3). • JOE TERRA’ DEARMAN, Munford, Alahama; Chemical Engineering 2 • BOBBY K.II.I.NK DEAR MON I) t I..«... ... Altlumt; Mr ch.niie.tl Engineering I • KARIN de BEI'.K. Hiir.trvillr Alabama: Erlu-ealiun I Zcta Ian Alpha. • GLORIA MAXINE DECKER. Mont-geimeiv, Alabama; Education (I). Tr.s-Tii Row: • JOHN M. DEES. JR.. Amhrme. Georgia; Industrial Management (2). • MARILYN INEZ DEES, Evergreen, Alabama Home Economio 2 I Vita Delta Dell. • CARVEL EUGENE DEF.S1 . F-oihupe. Alahanu; Clu 12). • NORMAN LEE DBFORE, IK Atlanta. Georgia; Buunefl Adnuiuttmtion (I); Alpha Tau Qmcga. • DONAI.D I,LOYD DE FREESE, I’alatka Flo ida; Indtutriiu Management (31. • BETTY THOMAS DEGRAFFKNRIED Good water, Abbama; S..................... ami l.iteraiine (1 Kappa Drill. 355 First Row: • ROBERT MU n m I I l.lMi l Mobile, Alabama; IVcIiiBiwni| • DONALD GREEK DAVIDSON DF.I.AND. Aibnu. Georgia; Pr«- I • MAKS' LANE DEEIt RIDGE, Notanuga, Alabama; Sfiri.ee and I.iloaluK il . • PAl I. L. DEI.CIIAMI's. Mebilr. Alabama; lliunuo (2t; Alnlia Tali Oiiksj. • CI.AKK GREGORS DELOATM i no i Georgia: Icxtil Management i . • MS K .1 NT Dl.lo n. Birmingham. Alaluina; Seerelat:al Training [I): Alpha Onnernn Fi. SrooND Row; • THOM.VS HENRY DELOACH. W.dnut Grove. Alabama: Architecture 11'. • JACK CI.OI SE DEI.ONEY 0,.„k. Matuma; An . • (ESI l LEE DEMENT. Birmingham. Alabama; llutincu Administration (2) • DIN L. DEMENT, K trm Alabama; Buancm kdmhtntratton • LAWRENCI E III MINI T... -...... I .U ■■ .(I •; ri . mifal Enginer ins J). • ELIZABETH DENIERRIIT. Montgomery. Alabama; Home Economies !)■ Tiiiki. Row: • WALTER EDWARD DEMICK. Stephentown. New York; Chemical Engineering I • RONALD DWYATT DEMPSEY, Rome, Building Conatructica I ; Kappa Alpha. • MARY ELEANOR DENDS Vnhiitn Mainm.t; Science and literature (2): Kappa Della. • DAVID SAMI'EI. DENNIS. Birniinvliani, Alabama; Engineering Ili'slo -i. • ION ATI I AN R Al DENNIS llunltville Alabama T . Engineering (I). • PATRICIA ANNE DENNIS. SyU .. . Alabama; Education (I). For th Row: • DONALD MORROW DENT. Selma. Alabama: Forenry (I). • ANNE ELIZABETH DENTON. Tipguinhia, Alabama; Education 13); Chi Omega. • JERRY Bl sis DENTON Gaidendife Alabama; Brokm (3); Delia « l.i. • CHARLES CLI KIN DERAMUS. Jones. Alabama; lie-Engineering 'll. • SANDRA DERAMUS Prattville, Alabama: Education : Alpha ... PS • WILLIAM ASIILBY DERAMUS, Sheffield, AUbmaa; Pin Engineering (1). Fifth Row: • HARVEY MILTON DERRICK. Fyffe, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I). • JAMI.S NOTE DI SKIN'. Eaki Charier, l.ouistana; Veierinary Medicine I • JAMES KAS'MOND Dl.W I IT, Montonnicrv, Alabama; Burineo Adininiilialion (2). • DARRF.I.L DEAN DEM. Mnntgornriy. Malinina: Science and l.iterutuie 1 : Pi Kappa Phi • .JOE ANGEL DIAZ 'I'ainiu. Hoi id. i, Cliriiiica! Engineering (2 . • RONALD E DICE. Union town. I'cimi !� nu; Ait (I). Sixth Row: • JOHN HARRINGTON DICKAS. Biimingham. Alabama; llioineo Ad- minutralion (3); K Kappa l lii. • JAMES CONNER DINSMORE, Washington, D.C.; Science . 1 Literature 2 ; Sigma Nu • JEAN DlsMl KI S C......... Mabama; Businest Administration 2 ; Kappa Delia. • JOHN KELLY DIXON. IK. Auburn. Alaban Pn I gin ring I Delta Upsiloa. • MICHAEL CHARLES DIXON, Eufaula. Uahaun; Pie-Engineering (2); Sigma Nu. • WILLIAM kiwi hi DIXON, R................. Grorgin; lliirincvr Afiini n iteration (2). Sr.vr.Nin Row; • BILLY TOM DOBBS. Cronvilk, Alabama; Agriculture 2 . • ROY S DOBSON IK Koiivulr. Alabama: Kmiiieo Adininiilialion I3 ; Sigma Pi. • JOSEPH WALKER DOCTORCHIK Birmingham Mabama; p... Engineering (I). • ELIZABETH EVANS DODD Mobil Alaban ami E lciallire I • IIIOM.VS EUGENE IX)DGEN. Roanoke. Alabama. Agiiculton • IVNN CAROL DONALDSON, Moatgomcry, Alabama; Science and l.iteratuie (2); Alpha Oinicron Pi. Tonth Row: • EDWARD WHEELER DONALDSON. Mobile, AUmiiu; Plc-Enginer.-ing (1). • JOHN CLINTON DOM.IIOO Oneonta. Alabama; Elccti cal Engineering Sigma Pi. • BILLY RAY DOOLEY. Birmingham, Ma-hama; Building Comiiur lion (3 ; ‘I hr la Xi • JOHN C. DOOLITTLI JR.. Florence. .Vabuna; Chemical Engineering (1). • MAK'IHA ANN DORMAN. Auburn, Alabama; Science ami Literature 1 . • IRIs 1-EEsl. DOROUGIf. Nolarulga. AUuini; l.aboiatoiy I ethnology 'll. Ninth Row: • LINDA IX KKOI(. Birmingham. Alaluina; Science .md Literature il • DOKOIHY WII.SON DOHA. Mo ,pl.i. Imn...........•; 1.1 . I • JAMES niOMAS DOUGHTIE IK.. Crillin. Georgia; Mechanical Eng nee ring - • II Mills Bl FORD DOI I Ss Lea Km.. Canal Zone: Aeronautical Engineering (3 ; I'hi K.ippa lau. • MARY ANN DOI GE.vs. Wavcrty, Alabama; Chemistry I). • JAMES WARNER DOI GLASS. Lake Ciiv. Florida; Physic (3). Tinrii Row: • RICHARD HENRY IKITK, McKenzie. Alal-ama; Electrical Engincciing • WANDA ELIZABETH DOUR McKenzie Alabama: polking and Textiles . • DOROTHY NAN DOWNES. Biinnnglum. Alaluina; I If me Economic I . Phi Mu • JAMES ROY Dow M S P id . .. l ,,, I !., i . I Engineering • I'llOMAS L DOWNEY. Birminghan s a E.mu; Science ami l.itrralmc la). • WILLIAM JACKSON DOWNES. Bowling Green, Kentucky; Pharmacy (3; ; .Mplia Tau Omega. cLCn leixji a3uates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 35 • JERTIIA OLA DOZIER. MoiUnntiy AMwma Ed cal on (I); Kappa I).!:.. JIMMY N. IX ll.K, CokimlnH 1............... Buiim-u Umini lotion upha i M : na • III I vynI I il K i IVadlry, b I .mi..: Art 2 • KATHRYN RCR DRAKI'.. Daxi.lon Vl.ilutn.i Inn III.: I)nisn I • NANCY WADI'. DRAKE. Hunlxxille Alabama; IntClioe Doit i. Alpha. • PHILLIP DROSS DRANI Mobile, Ale Imiiu; Aicliitcctuie (2'; Phi Delta Tlieta. Skoono Row: • MARY ASHER DREW KY. Pilfbuicli. PenmYxania: llmincx. Ad-min Mi.itnni i : l|.lv Delta IS. • WALLACE DAVID DKISKF.I.I.. Alabama Building ConMruction ; Theta Xi. • JIMMY CARE DUBOSE, Opelika Uilom; ituiiiu Adminnl lion . 2) • (.iiaki.es Jacob dichock jk.. I'.m i n ii.in ai..i«hh: rimm I. • BARBARA NN DUDLEY o, ., turn Eelucal Alpha Gamma Delia • DANNY PARRISH i : i i i R..........b Uahama; .Vipieulmre (31. Tiiirk Ro« : • II MERVIN DUDLEY, IK Opelika, Alabama: Bminea Adniinnliation : • i YN ION CILYRI.ES DUDLEY I •• . W'alto B■ Florida; 11............ • WILLIAM HARRIS CRAWFORD DUDLEY’, III, Opelika. Alabama: Science ami Literature 12); Alplia 1.1 1 Omrr-i, • BARBARA van Dt i Mobile. Alabama; Lai lory I’eehn dog• 2 • t YROL ISBELL DUKE Gadtden. Ylahai I location i Phi Mu • Hi I I in M Holly Fiona, Alahama; Si .nee and IJteratu • Fot mil Row: • EKANKI.IN I.EON 1)1 KK IVIluin ., ,.| vi .; liidu-liial Management • (AMES BEALL l l Kl . Mobile. Alabama; Prc'Engincriing (I); Sigma Chi, • JAMES Ei RL DUKE, JR.. Euiimkin, Georgia mum and LiteraluN I : Phi Gamma Della, • JI DY ANN DUKI S VUl.iKu; T. xtil.- Manaeei.iriit 2 . • K-VIIIRVN DEVNNE Dl M VS. Mobile. Via - ... I • WALTER SAMI EL Hi MAS. Newton, Vl.ilixtii..; Pir-Env inr.iim; (I ; Sigma PI i K|i.il.� n I n rii Row: • WILLIAM GLEN DUNAYVAY. Mobile. Utlmui Plnimacy 2), • JOHN BARNETI DUNBAR Monleomeiy. Alabama; I’luimacy I . Kappa Sigma • RONALD FRANK DUNCAN Smyet I................... Iluiinos Administration 2): Spat Nil. DEI AN MAY’ DUNKl.lN IK Birmingham Mabati s., ........ Liteeatui Sint I' • I 1 1 ELINE IEVKWIEE lit Xl.OP, Auburn, Alabama; Science and Literature I K...... Delta • BARBARA I.Y’NN DUNN Ritmingluun Alabama, Educa- tion fS): Pi Beta PI. i. Sixru K ii: • DALE RAYMOND Dl NN. Alcundt (Sly. Alabama; Agiirutiural Engi- ........ I - • DARAN IOE DUNN V . ... ..I.. City, Alabama; Elect tic .1 Enjt..... • DARI I I. PAY I s I NN Marl V. rofiaulu d h. • l« ISEPH I DW VKI) Dl NN. ...... svilli Georgia; IniliM.i.iJ Management ft); S «nia Alplia Ep.il..n. • STILES K H'.i K I i t NN v . . i .! C� ly. Alabama; Pre alanaeement I . • DONALD R DUXSON Bret............ Alabama; Pit-Law l h s, . ... Siaimii Row: • JOHN SAMI 1.1. Dl KHAM, Sjv.uin.il , (UtHtia; Buxinro Admit.!.tra- Alpha Tau Omega • WILTON TAYLOR DURHAM. Auburn. Vi ilaai imi in. Admin -i .......... I i.. ut Chi. • lit U VKD I VNIER Dl KDE.N Bimtingham, ALikunu: lYc.Ktigiiieeiing II; l'au Kapixa Epiilon. • KK HARD I VVI K HI RR| I I. Atlanta. - . ....... Com! lion I-. Kappa Alpha • ALAN ROY DYI Mobili Alabama; Buti-nc� Adtainstration (I): Theta XL • ivvils iivkoi d DYER, FlmttviBe, Alabama; Mn lunic.il Emtiiiminc (2). Eh.iiiii Rovx : • (.1.11 M KI) E VKI. DYKES. |R., Bineiincbam, Alabama; Pjycholoity i3'; l-.u KEptilon. • W YYNE MORGAN DYKES Doll .. Alatuma Phai...... i • RALPH PATRICK EAGLE. M.............. v nary Medn • • RONALD 11 X I vkl s i .. r. , ,, , 1..... Bndnca Adminbiraiion i . • HELEN GLENN i vki Huntn luiua: P.ycliol.-o I Mpl.i (iniiin Dell.. • CAKOI.YN SY'LVIA EARNEST, Cariolltoi .....gia; Hoi i i m i ■■ • Education I . Ni.mh Ron: • JAMES Ml RA IN EARNEST. IK.. Washington, ! : Buiuxm Ad-minhiration i Dieta Chi. • IilOMAS EAR! i wilit Phenix City. Alabama S......t and Literature i • CHARLES ROSS ECHOLS I P.ixnr, VI. .Imiiii; A«i iculltir.il Adiuinkftaiion (I). • J.VNII. I.ENORA I.CIIOUS. I'.nt Payne. Alabama; Home Ee.inmuirx I). • IIMMY GERARD EDDINS MoWj Pre-Deatistry (2): Sigma Alpha i • (AMES .li EDDLEMAN Cai otlton, Georgia; Aero- nautical Aamiritstratom (2): Delia Tau Della. usiii Kvw; • WALDO OKLO I l l� v. Bntk rl Nt Yo Administration (J). • t.l OK -E s|| EDWARDS Fomiry 1). • MICHAEI LOUIE EDWARDS V - i i (I).. Ml KKVY I I-. EM EDWVKI.s ,K I l.nKii.ecimi.’ 1 • RIC HARD V EDWARDS. Uirminel.am, Alabama; Jmolrx (2 • RICHARD VICTOR EDWARDS, JK Mobile. Alabama- Pre-fcti|inctnng (1). 357 Fi � r Row. • SAM HOUSTON TOWARDS, shauuiut. Alabama; Business Administration (3): Sigma Chi • MELVIN JACOBS EHRLICH. lla.nb.idgr, g,a; I harmary 1 . • KKItCE SHKI.BV F'.ICH. Birmingham, Alabama: I'liar-macv (3); Sigma Nil • SUSAN NANETTI EICH Abbeville Alabama Sociology (3): I’hi Mu. • CHARLES LEWIS Ell.AND. Andau-ia M..-Inina: Building Com trix lion 11); Della Ujn.lon. • CLAUDE LEWIS KILAND, F'loi.ila. Alabama; Pie-Engineering (I); Plii Delia Tbcl.i Si.com Row; • JOS! 1 11 EDWARD LII.WI), liadvL'ii, Alabama; Buiirau Admini.lra-lion (2). • I.IBRVE JEAN ELDER Montgomery. Alabama; PwrM '2); Zell Tan Alpha. • MARII.VN F’LGIN, Montgomery, Milium: II ne Economics (3): CM Onqs. • GORDON ROBERLt ELLIOT) ColumhtK. Georgia. Building ConitiiKtimi (2); Della Cpulon. • I AMES E. ELLIOTT. Dad Alabama: Education . • JIMMY CLYD1 ELLIOTT. Glencoe. Alabama, Pre-Engineering (I). Titian Row: • JOHN BARNWELL ELLIOTT Birmingham Alalxuna; Pre-Engineriing (I): I’hi Del;,. Ilieia. • IIAKKY PAUL EI.I.IS. Riiiiiingliam. Alabama; Butineu Administration (I); Delia Chi. • I.I.ISL ELAINE, ELLIS. Pike Road. Alabama: Science and l.ileraluie IT' ; Alplui Delta Pi. • TRANK DAVES ELLIS. Tallapoosa. Georgia; Business Administration 21. • GERALD WILLIAM BLLIS, MobSe. Alaban ■ PI in........ 2 • JOHN MYRON FI LIS. Mobile. Alabama; IVe-Engineering I); Pi Kappa I’hi. Fotmiii Row: • LINDA CIIRISTIM FI LIS. (jtlmnliuni. Alaltaina: Seienec and Literature (31. • PALI. KF.IIII I I.LIS Tinmniiii Alatuma; P.c-Engineering (1). • SUSAN BBLFORD ELLIS Ua inn; Educaimn (I). • WILLIAM ST. CLAIR ELLIS. Ill Piltsbuigl.. Prn.itvlvai.ia: Business Administration 2 . Sima Nu. • JIMMY EDWIN II.List ) I .1! ... Alabama: I’re Lr.gii ring I • WILMA TEDDY ELLISON, ( Kloiida: Zoology’ (2). Fifth Row: • OKMAND KENNETH ELKINS, Gad.drn, Alabama; Building Con. .liurtion i2). • RALPH EI.KINS. Mount Pleasant. South (Carolina: Science and Literature (2); Tau Kappa Eptilon. • SANDRA EVELYN I.I.LAKI). Birmingham. Alabama: Secretarial Training I). • STEPHEN ANTHONY FI.HOD Atlanta, Georgia; Fleetiiral Engineering (V ; Delta Uinilon. • JAMES LEONARD ELSEVIER. Chick aw. Alabama: Chemical Engineering (2 • ROBF.RT D EMMONS JR ; Pro l.ngineering (!'; Kappa Sigma, Sixth Row: • WALTER EDWARD ENGEL. Suminrrdale. Alabama. Aeio.ta.iliea' Ad- n l • BARBARA ELIZABETH ENGLISH. Macon, Ceonria; Fdueaiion (S). CECIL LAWRENCE BNNlS, Auburn Alabama; Chemistry (2); Alpha Tau Omega. • EDDIE KAY ENNIS Albertville, Alabama: Chemical Engineering '2 • JAMES DANIEL ENNIS. Merritt ldand, Florida; Mathrm.itluc (2). • JI.KKI N. EPI'F.S. Waterloo. Alabama; i’ha.ui.Ks (41. Shtmii Row : • RODRICK It. I.KDMAN. Mobile, Alabama: Business Adm.ni.t.aii..,, 1 Sigma ( in • ALFRED GERALD FiSTES .................... M..! ........ M.. I..... eaT EnriueeriM 2 • PEGGY ANNE ESTES, Syiacauga, Alabama Educo lion I • VERNICE DONAI isns Eclectic, Alabama; Pre-Eng I • DENNIS EDWARD ETUI KIIH.E Birmingham. Alabama: I’.e. L. g.t.■. i .I • GEORGE KENT EUBANKS Mouth tan ; Mathematics (2); Lambda Chi Alpha. Emurii Row: • BRENDA MARLENE EVANS, Alabama; Education I • BLDRIDC! BAXTER EVANS Macon Ceo Pre-Lav. I); Pi , Delta Theta • JACK O'GAVIN EVANS, liirs.t..n AI.. . I.ng.nee. ins' 2 • JUETTE K. EVANS. Talladega. Alabama: Bmine.. Administration .’ : Sit-in.. Alpha I .1 ... • SYLVIA I EVANS Louisville, Ala Education (2k. • THOMAS GORDON EVANS JR V Alabama; Education l) Ni.vtii Row • CULPEPPER FiXI M HI, Bi.mingl.am. Alabama: luduitrial Management (2 ; Lambda Chi Alpha. • I i Is SCHNEIDER EZEI L. Mobile. Alabama; Veterinary Medicine 2). • DONALD K. KZEI.L, Belgreen. Alalxuna: v ..nautical Engineering Alplta Gamma Rho • ROBERT JOSEPH FACTOR A • -1 (slip New YoHc Pre-Engineering I • GAVYN CHRISTOPHER FAILE. Coffee, itlr Alabama. Mall niatir ■ 21 • ELIZA-BETH JANE FAIN. Birmingham, Alabama; Education (I); Alpha Oinieron Tmit Row: • BRI'GF. LAMAR FAIR Annitton. Alabama; Pre-Fingineering (I ; Delta Chi. • FRANK ERNEST I AIR I I A' IK. Birminiium. AlalM.ua: Bt Admiitiitration (I). • ROBERT KENNF.TII FALKNER. Birra-inghain, Alabama: Pir-Lng.neerinv l). • VERNON FAY FAILIN'. Bb.unt.ville, Alabama; Ornamental Horli.ulture 111. • JAKE SHERWOOD F ANNIN. Montgomery. Alabama; Pie-Engineering 1 1. • ROY LOW I. FANNING, JR.. Huntsville. Al. 1.,... . Building Construction (I). 358 AUBURN UNIVERSITY rtv-J Fiiit Row: • JAMES MARTIN FARLEY, Cadwlm, Alabama II. erinc II • GEORGE MADISON I ARM I I Mohilt Alabama; Ornamental Horticulture I . • FLETCHER N. FARRINGTON IK Dadeville Alabama ' AI Ga i Rho. • SANDRA ELIZA III III FARRIS Elb Alabama Education 2 Pi Bttt PM. • JOHN MARK FAUGIIN Miurle Shoalt Cm. Alabama Electrical I 2 • EDWARD I FAULKNER Moi I . tx . AI ibai i B ding Co lit IK ti� :i (2): I'll. I)rlu Tl-rla Sioimi Kuu • GORDON I FAULKNER |R I............... mi I- . I .. ■ in I • I I) I l LKSI K I or I'.. ii Alabama; Civil I Ing i jl: Sign P • LATITIA CARDI.I FAULKNER. Hi..........nclum Alaluma; I . • AMIS GANF.TT FAUSET1 ■ i Cabh Florida: Architecture I Kappa Sigma • I «� N RICH KI I A Ko Alabama; Mail... • JEFFERSON BALL FEAGIN IK Falll Ghurrh, Virginia; Airhiuclmr 1 . Tltlkf. Row: • JOHN LIGIITNER FEAGIN IK M. .. Trmom: Engiarc-img ............. Phi Driu rbeta. • liwili FEGENBUSII, Birmingham Alabama; Chemical tatinmiai (2); • ROBERT ERWARD FEIILiNG, Oak Ridg. Aicliitcctur. i • EMMA SUl FELDER I Georgia; Education I ; Alpha Delta I'i. • LANCE I. HUMAN Bir-Alabama: Pr. Engine; ing • O'NEIL lick FELTMAN Atden, Alahanu: Electrical l.mrincciing i): I'hi K..| |u lau Foiaiii Row. • Jl DEI 11 AM I I I Gatkden Alaabma Srci I Phi Mi • WAYNE JACINTO FERNANDEZ ram pa Florida; Prc-Engii ng • MADEI.INI I an FERRELL Seale. Ahtamii Auuiiniitraiion I . • THOMAS I I I. FERRELL, Anniston, Alabama; PI s- ■ ■ : • I DU A U BU i ; mi DS II. adl ind. Alabami Pr. Engineering I • MELVIN EARL FIELDS Bin lingtmm Alabama; Pre-Engincenng (I). Fir� M How: • FAUI BECKHAM FIELDS JR Monuo a . . . Mechanical Engineer! Kappa Alpha • ' K BLIZABI ill FIELDS MoniicomerT. Alabama; v r.ijri.il Training fl); Chi Oncn. • I R an CELLE M. HIE Mobil. Maban llonx Ec. • RONALD LOUIS FILLINGIM Mobn. Alabama Pre-Eng....... 1 I’I. Kappa ran • MICHAEL ALLAN III.I.All.K Atlanta,!.......... ... Pr. I. , ering a .. Fau Omega. • MARIANNA FINCH Mobile, .............a; Secre- tarial training I Delta Zcla Stain Row: • CHARLES FOREST FINCIIER. Birmingham. Alabama: Pre-Engineering I • I AMI S FINCIIER Round. , dm nbtratio. PL. • I’ATON ROGERS FINCIIER. Lane' Alabama: Bud-a- i • ‘I RAVIS FREEMAN FINCHER, I . Alabama: Givi Eng • I HN FLETCHER FINDILATER Wh-i.iv Ii M ■ ... ■: It ii A.I . ni.trat.. 2 • B R( ).N IKANk 1.IN FINDLEY, li.c-wton. .Alabama. Bu.inew Aclrmi.iitraiion l2 . SrvTMii Row: • JOE SANDERS FIXDLEA IK MobP. Alabama Pre-Engii..............ing I . • HENRY III rSON F1NKE V Oilcan. I..................... IW.ology . Delta ran Delta • CAROL FINLEY. Lanen Maba.na: Edocaii.Ni 2 • MARA I. FINLEY. Albany, Georgia; I it. i l .ign ; Chi Omega. • J A( k v LEE I I.NNI A « , . Alabama; Pic-Engi Kappa Sigma • KATHRYN FINNEY, Seotoboro, Alabama; Mathematic (21. Kkiitii Row: • EMALYN ANN FISHER. Birmingham, Alabama: Science and Liter - Kap| Alpha IE..... • JAMES IIENRA FISCHER. I, M i i P Engineering I . • DENNIS LAKE FISK Fnlr-' ' rnce and Literatim I Ri Kappa Flu • GAIL . AN NON FITZGERALD, Miami Spring Florida; Mathematics . • MICHAEL GARDNER FITZGERALD Birmingham Alabama Pr. Engineering 1 • NOAII J ( k FITZPATRICK III, Jamestown, Alabama; Pre-Engineering II). Nimii Row: • NORRIS WILSON FLACII MoMh Alabama Pre-Encineei • J. HUNTER FLACK Montgomery Alabama Burinea Adminbtraiion - ma CM. • CLAUDIA rLAXAGAN a dm: Education I ; tin On., ga • MAEINDA LOU FLANAGAN. Athrm. Georgia; Home • I'.AIRKEA EEI ..AUE III FLANAGAN Atlanta Geo I • ELIZABETH LYNN I I ANN At.AN Anno ton, Alaluma; Kcl.icaliim (A); Pi Krti I'hi. TrMH Row: • MARY I an i FLANNICAN Gadiden Alabama; Education I ; PM Mu. • FRED M I I I MING Grow IIBI A'abama PI....... (). • JOE AARON FLEMING, Huntaville. Alabama: llminrw Admirhlralinn I); IK; t Alpha • LESLIE BARNETT FLEMING Itirminglian Al ibam.. Veterinary M Bdi I • RICHARD LEE FLEMING am. AD- bama; I •• I igineering I • WILLIAM DANIEL FLEMING, Geneva Alabama; Mathematic (I), 359 Foist Row: • SANDRA I w i FUCKINGBR Knahtfim Mil—i EAmsHmi II). IK-1 • IM ) I l H IM All! .. 11 ATI.......... l I . I In Ml. • CARTER C. FLOREY. JK.. Fairfield. .AI.iImhi.i; M.iIkiiuIh. I. • H Wil l III KCII 11.01 KNOY. IK M it.- mi- Al.ihimi; Cl...... Pi K.. in... I’l.i. • JAMI'.S K.VfOKY Fl.Ot KNOY ,-!.;. l . haina: Business Administration (2); Delta Sigma I’l.i. • KM.I'll M AK SHALL FLOURNOY, Birmingham, Alabama; Hm.itni Administration (3); l.iu Ki|.|u Epsilon. Sr.oojrti Row: • TIIOMAS FLEMING FLOURNOY, 111. Macon. Gro.gia: Stie..«. ..ml lafrtaiuic Cl . 1‘l.i Ddta Thru. • JAMES I.EON FLOWERS. Fobs Alabama: Veterinary Medicine 2). • ROBERT CLAY FLOWERS. Biimmzham. Alabama: Electrical Engineering (31; Sign a Clii. • JACKSON CLARK FLOYD. Mwlt, Alabama; Business Administration 2 • ANN EI.IZAI1EIII FOGG. Decatur. Onrtia; Home Econmmcc (2); Alpha Omicron I’. • EDNA ANN FOLKES Webb Klabam Education Tuna. Row: • KENNETH t IIAKI IN FOMIlY r.ill.iore. A:.,I,a,, .1 .... ,- • MIIKI.I Y N FOMBY, Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Lit. aluie (I • I'llYI.LIS LEE FONDRLN. Hum...lie. Alabama. F-dixitr... (2 Alpha Delia Pi • PATRICIA ANN TOOT K. AtUnta. G� or ia; Science and Lit. alu.e 1 • CHARLES VIBERT FORBES. IK Antiiston. Ala- ban Businas Administration I ; Delta Chi., • KM.I’ll LA FOR :i S Piltcview, Alatuma; Aeronautical Administration (2). roiam Row: • MARY HILLMAN FORBES. Alexa-ulrr City, Alai mi a; II..me | o-nornirs F'duralinfi C Clii Omega. • FLOYD F. FORD Wiens. Gew(ia; Elreiiical Engineering (3). • I.ARRY FRED FORD, Horton. Alabama Pte-E.igince.ing (I . • JAMES CHARLES FORMAN HI Americas. Georgia; Pre-Engineering (1). • WILLIAM ARTHUR FORNEY. Mem phis. Fennes.ee; Indsistiial Management (2); lan.lclj Chi Alpha. • COLLIE WAYNl FOKKEMEK. D.gl u. Alai l’l.a...uscy 3); Kappa Alpha. Finn Ross-: • ELAINE FORSYTHE, XfonlgoaieiV. Alabama Business AduhiUMialien (5): Alpha Omicron Pi. • I AKKA- MW I l : .ad I Acnet,l , • i RLETON '• AKKEIT FOSTER. Sheffield, Alabama; Electrical Engineering • EDWIN B. FOUST, Auburn Uafcn An i • CHARI.F.S F'Ol is A.i.siiie, Alabama; lntl.ittri.il Management (2 J F. R E DEAN F'OAAI.IK. Mai tin. Tennessee; A'eteiinars Alrdirine (4 ; Omega Tan Sigma. Sixth Row: • GLENDA II NE FOWLER Cottonwood, Alabama; Mathcmatka I). • GF.RKIE A. I'OWI.EK. Lutrine. Alabama. Ial� iali� Trchnolc-gs 'JJ; ZeU Tau Alpha. • RONALD LEON FOW'INKI.E, Memphis Tcnne src; Inilnsiii.il Management 21; I.au.bda Chi Alpha. • AM I. LIAM RONALD FOWLER, Biiminglsun. AlaEaiisa; Bu tess Administration J). AAII. 1.1AM R. F’OAA I.ER Monlgomers'. Alabama. Ku.ine«« Administration 2 ; Sigma Alpha El...n • RUSSEI.L SCOT! FOXHALI bin, Soul Carolina; Clietnical Engineering (2). Srsi.sTii Row: • WII.I.IAM LANS I.S EOY. Florence, Alaliama; Business Adiiumstralnm I • JANE ELIZABETH FRANCIS M • -■ Alabama; Art Kappa .AJpl.i I li. la. • MARILYN DAY IKANK. B.rrnmgham. Alabama i hiration J . Phi Mu • GLENDA FRANKLIN Monlgomery, i , Education (3); Phi Mu. • JA MIINI ikankiin i ............ I Alabama; F'.dueaiirm (2J. • JOF' F. FRAZER, Montgomery. Alabama; Business Administration (3); Della Tau Della. F.10111 II Ross : • JOHN IKANEK. IV. Iluntssille. Alabama: Ornamental Hortkulluie : Phi Delta riirla • JOHN IIEYWOOD FRAZER JK . CMombus, Georgia: Induitrial Mttumnrnt (3). • RUSSELL SILFiR FRAZER Lafaselle, Alabama; Building Cunsliwlimi (21. • ROBERT WAYNI. I'RAZIER. Ilunlssillr Alabama; Agriculture 11; .Alplsa Gamma Kim. • WILLIAM ELLIOT IKE I'.. J.,. l-.rsille. Florida; Engineering FAssia IA • DI ANA M ARIK FREELAND, Pensacola, Honda; Pkychologx I . NlVTH Row: • BONNEYE PAULE1TE FREEMAN. Alexander Cits. Alalsuna; Kdu.a-lion 01; Phi Mu • IOANNA GLASSCOCK IKIIA1AN Onconta, Ala-ban a; Educaliot ha Gat na Delta • Cl ARl.Ni I. PAI I. FREE MAN. JK.. Birmingham. Alalsuna: Mcclianical Engineering (3); Pi Kapi-a Phi. • KOBI K1 MACK FREEMAN. Falkville, Alabama; Aicluirciuie (31- • RACHEL McNUTT FRENC H. Montgomery. AUImiiu; Education ,1); Cl.i Omega. • SUZANNE F'RF.NCII. Samson, Alalsuna; Psychology (I). Tiln-IH Ross : • EKCEL THOMAS FRIEL, Has- Mipette. Maba Home Economic (2 ; Alplia Delta Pi. • PATRICIA ANN FRIF.l Birmingham. Alabama; Art 12j: Chi Omega • CHARLES HERMAN FRITH. Br ea Kentucky; Vete ina.v Medicine (Jl. • GEORGE EDWARD FROMM. Mobile. Alabama: Prc ; • MILLARD INAV(K)I) FROST. JR.. Rome. Georgia Electrical Engineering 2 I; Theta Chi. • W11. l.t.AM DEWAY FROST. JR.. Gadsden, Alabama; Education (3). cLCii3er ra3uates AUB 360 URN UNIVERSITY First Row; • EMELDA ELIZABETH FRYI EJw iiSon (2); i) ta u • ROBF.R1 III Cll n I.FORD. Selma AUbanu; Pn . riming fl . • FRANCES LEE FI I.GHI'M 1 l.onia-ton. Georgia: Kofiie I., .mio i. Plti Mu • CIIARLOITI N N FULLER Vttbtnn, AUlun.-.; I.ilu. .iiion 2). • FRIEDA M l-I.I.R. Lafayette, Alabama: I'.itn-ration (3). • HERMAN LARRY FULLER Auburn, UUtMt; Buiding Construction (2). Srcoxo Row: • SANDRA l MRE I LLER Smitht Station Uabama: Home Em ...id I • Mini.I) BLAKE FULMER Talladega, Alabama Pn Engineering I . • CHARLES N. FI I.ION Memphis, Tennessee; Arcliitreture I . • DENNIS VOSS FUNCIIESS. Auburn, AUlnitu; ' Sin Ni • DAVID MARTIN FUNDER- 111 KK I’li nix City Alabama; Aitiiculture (2 . • JOSEPH CHOROK II NDFRIll KK. Dothan, AI.Km .i; Veterinary Mnliriw (J); Xlplui l i. Tm mu Row • rilOMAS CRAWFORD FUNDERBURK, Columbus Georg Pr Eng..rrins I Ddta Shnu Bi • WILLIAM CHARLES FUQUA Seale, Uaba la Education 1 II N II RK. Chatom, Alabama; Ait (I • GEORGE llxKKIx GADDII Deativiilr. Alabama; Bunnem Ad-mmbtratioii • WILLIAM lolls GXIKINI.K. PVmi Cbatlotle, I inida: Pic-Enginci irm i . • TIMOTHY E. GAFFORD Gicenx Alabama: A icullural Engineering (I). Form it Row: • CARL SAMUEL GAGLIANO. Bill igliai Uaba Pre-Em • SAM I N! 11 l GAGLIANO III niinghani Mabama; Pre-Engineer-, . I O JOHN W II.I,I l GAII X' X BI ill on South Cat. it a I I .1 o DAVID HAWTHORNI CAILLARD, JR,, Mobile. Alabama; Pre-Mcdirinc S... Chi. • WILLIAM sill.LUX’ (.XINOL'S. Cairo, Georgia; Rmlding ComlriKtmn 12), • L. KKK'k GAI I IILR, Xiitiuin, Alabama; I’livi.eal Education i.2); Sigma Nu. Kittii Row; • RICHARD ARNOLD t; XI,I.INA, Mcsnnlus. I Veterinary m,«i. in. ! : Upha i • James iackson gallman, Annuton, Malunia I' - Engineering . • SAMUEL J. t-AI.I.OXX AX lletldr....... ville, Soul Can Bi tineas Admmitlralioi . • i EDWARD A GALT, {l Mo it • ■ nets XUbaitu i;, .l nation (I). • I.X'NDX xi .. ! i I Sytarauga Xlal«anu hi I Ddu Delta Ddu • BAR-IIXRA J AC CAR BEIT. IXiuglav (ieutu; Education ('2 Plii Mu. Sixth Row: • GEORGI R UtDNER IK MobOe, Alabama; Bmhicm Idralntiira-• I xxii x K GARNER I' I i ibi Uabama; Bennett Xthniaiura-ti.Mi • ROBERT WAVEKLY GARNI R Fhneixr. A'.ihama: Areli;- teetuic I lli.i. Xi. • WILLIAM K GARNER Sewn in, Georgia; M I I ; I I : Della I • BOBBY l 1, GARRE IT. Cdiimliu,. Georgia: l’ir-Kii ir«iiiie i • 11 xi i IRVING GARRET f, Oxford, Alabama; Building Conti ruelion (2). Seventh Row: • EVERETT MARSHALL GARRET1 Monts..................... Alaban r ',ii '' ■ • FRANCES JUNE GARRETT O arl Uabama Edu- cation . Kappa Ddu. • GERALD lllo.M GARRETT, Sihuia Manila; X. i..ii.uiIh. ! Adrnliiitli.ilinii I • JOYCE I.EI. GARRETT . Delta Delu Delia. • MARK EDWARD GARRETT, Amerieu Georgia o t I El 2). • MARX' HI-.3 II GARRETT, Montgomery. Maluma; Sccrei.ni.il Training ;i); Alpha Otnictnii Pi. tn.inn Row: • NEWTON BRO K GARRETT, XX'hitetburg, Georgia; IVe-Engineering (] « PAUL It. GXKRISON. Goodlcttixille. Tennc-uec: Art (2): Phi I ,.. • WANDA xn x GASKINS IH mingliam, Alabama; Home ..... • GAII.ON EDXVARD GASTERLAKD lloeytown, Ala- i i i • DOROTHY LOUESa IIASTI N. At • i wui' I Mi.k i.ASTON. Selma, .x Buxinrw Admiri'nli.ilkin (I). Ninth Row: • JOHN G GATES, Bay Mincite, Alabama: Electrical Engineering (2). • SELLERS GORDON CAUNTT I X I n ea l • ITIOMAS WAYNE CAUNTT, lallauec, Alaban P l I . • E IL I l CA IN, IK . Macon, Georgia; Busintm Ad-mimtration I ; Pi Kappa Phi. • EARL MACK GAVIN, Slocomb. Ala-, ■ icultu al Adminutration (21 • MADISON WALLER CAY, ua, Vlabama; Pre-Medicine (2). Tenth Row: • JAMES I GAXT.OR, Peppered, Alabama; Education i ). • CURTIS A. GENTRY. III. Chickaxaw, Alabama; Pre-Medicine li); Sigma Nu. • X I XV GENTRY |R Auburn, Alabama; Pre-Dentntiy (2); Alpha Tau Omega. • THONIAS TANDY GF.REI.DS, Birmingham. Alabama) i Chi. • CLI XX I Dxx VRD (.1 K M AN. Lexington, Kentucky; Architecture (3). • LYN CF.RNON Mobile, Alabama; Art (1); Chi Omega. 36' I’mst Row: • EDDY JOHN GERSTNER. JR., Columbia, Alabama; PK EngiMcriBS (I). • BILLY IOE GETER Ucuiii Git) ■1 tn - Bun ld miniilratioa [2). • MARC ARE! N' GIBBS Oi mu Uibuu; Homr Economist (3 • AI.I.IL JOAN GIBSON, Montmmrry, Alilxima: Home Chi Omega. • ( AROI.YN GIBSON Rainrr, Alabama; Home Ecooomict (I). • EDMOND K. GIBSON, Aiupulitu . Georgia; Pre-Engineering (1). SrooND Row: • [AMES EUGENE GIBSON. JR-, Columbus, Georgia; Civil l.nginecrmg : K Kappa Phi. • JUDY OLIVIA GIBSON Georgia; Phyrical Education . Phi Ma • MAKTIIBNY JANE GIBSON Monism Alabama; Education I : Chi Omega. • MARTIN WILKES GIBSON Columbui Georg i; Pre-Engineering I Theta Chi. • JAMES JOHNSON GIDEON Biiminalum Alalom..: I'.r-E.igincrriiitr 1). I’lii Gamma Delia • PHILIP STEPHEN GIDIERE, Prallwllc, Alabama; Science and l.ileralure (I); Sium.i Nu. Third Row: • BARB ARA GILBERT Bi ningham, A bai Secretarial rniah • CARL GRIFFIN GILBKR'I Momimko A'ahama Pre-I sinrerinr • CAROLYN GENE CILBER1 Moateomeiv Alahama: Interior Dr-lign • IERRY BYRON GILBER1 Child. Alabama: Foiotiy • JOHN V l.ll l.l K I . Ataluma: L.hn..il 'i 1 • REGGII D GILBER1 Birmingham, AUuama; Pie-Engineer inn I 1‘ocai ii Row: • DAVID II GILCIIRIS1 Firm da Florida: Indiatrial Maurnmi 21; Satina Alpha Eptilon • JOSEPH ROBKR1 GILCHRIST, Penu- • • 'a. Florida; Chemical Encineerii Sigma Alpha Epnlon. • GIL- FORD CADWEI.L GILDER III. Mi Moo. Alabama: PtyetnloK, 2); Theta -l.i • BENNY I GILES. Miml mm. Alahama: IlmULne Con-itraction • Rim. I R I YNNE Gil I B ri ighai i. A ■ P i • SMILEY JA KSON Kinde.gaitcn, Alahama; Catch-Sng Wheel l ; The M Firm Row; • ROBERT i GILLESPIE, Birmingham, Alahama: Butinas Atlatint -(ration i : Della Chi. • ILLY NELSON till.LEY. |. i.i.m. Al.t'Ktma: Agricultural Bducalion 2). • GLEN ELTON Gil LEY Moulton, MiU.mi. Butinm Adnnniti.ai......I . • CLAUDIA CAROL GILLIIAM IVI Cut. Mii'u M Home ...........mica I • JOHN PA I L GILLIES, Birmingham, Alabama; Building Cot traction i . • JAMES IVIE GILLIKIN, Mobile Al.il'.inia; Science ami Literature (3): Sigma Chi. Siam Row: • DONALD REGINALD GILLILAND. Montgomery. Alabama; Pre- Engineering I • JAMES DAVID GII.I.II NI) Ch.nl... . Alabama; Phytic 2 • MARIANNI Gil MER, Vernon, Alalaama; Education 3i. • KELLY i AM vk GII.MORI Braem Alabama: Pre-DentBtrj 2 • i HI IM as FRANKLIN GILNIORB I............. Alabama; Mechatucal Engineering ; . • RICHARD B GINGLES Greenville, Alabama; Agri cultural Admit i ttjti n (2). Sr.tr.Nt11 Row: • BLANCHE GRACE GINN Alabama; Pharmacy (2 . • VICKIE ALU’I GIVAN. Ihtlhan. .Alabama; Education • : Alpha Della Pi. • JOHN BRAN DON GIVII.AN. Sal(....l .Alabama: Ajrricult.i.al Administration . • ROBER'I MORRIS GLASGOW Phil ( A'abarna: Ae mnauliral Lnginrrring (2): Alpha G.iimna Rho. • COPLEY BROOKS gi xn JR. Montrow Alabama; Speech .• • MARY ELLEN GLASS I'envacoU. Florida; Education iJ): Alpha Ganuna Delta. F.inmit Ron : • WILLIAM K Cl axs Annbtoi a ibaa I eetrical Enginret LamMa I Alpha. O JAMES HAROLD GI.EATON Arlingtmi Gcoigia Prr-D. it try I PI Delu Chrta. • BOB JAMES GLENN Atlanta Georgia: Bumocm Adminittration I Kappa Alpha. • 1.1.Ml' I Al I GLENN Sheffield. Alabama Pr. Engine' mg 1 Ph I.................... I) la • JUDY GLENNON. Mobile, Alabama: Serrelartal I raining 11): Alpha • •' I • ( II aki.I.x i Gi.lt KsliLRiM....... Bea ' h A'etetina.y Medic.ne (4); Omega Tan Sigma. Ninth Row: • JERRY ROBERT CLOVER St Alabama; Pre-Engineering l a RON NY LEE GODBOLD Montgon Alahama Ph ai Brine (I); Sk Pi. • WILLIAM MARTIN CODAVIN, |K Ourk Alalni i Ail l • WILLIAM G (JOFF, IK llal � dili I ' Aeronautical Eng ireriag; Phi Kappa l.� • RONALD EDWARD GOLDEN Birmingham, Butin Adminotration il Pi Kappa Phi • MICHAEL PAI I GOI.DSTON. Seolt lw.o, Alabama; Chemittry I). Tk.ntii R nv: • fki DERK k ai min GOLSON Prattville. Alabama; Chemical Bngi- • LINDA LOI I'l CONCI Stete. A i; II......................... . I • Ol.LIE I IKK 11 1 ..MM I Steventoa Alai ■ • |( I AN CAROL GOOD LET] Cullman Alaluma: II in I. Deli. IVK. I •' • 1.1.1 MIL I II LILLIAN GOODMAN. 1 A P in II” ' I 1 • JOHN R( ll'.l K I GOODMAN. Auburn. Alabama; But. net Adminittration (I). ciCndevqi 'a3uafes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 36i Fir� t Row: • MARSHALL GOODMAN. Birmiimli.ini. ALLinu; I’m A. Icrinary M..! , , l • MINDY SI. SAN G(X)I MAN Bin � « ■■ ' 1 n II Midi Ix-lt.i Pi. • I'Ll IK I COODRH II Pai i- , . n« • . I Kappa Mill • -i A GORIXTN GOODWIN I v , . i • IA MRS FRANKLIN GOODWIN Al ton, AIiUru; P - I isinn ng • LINDA ANN GOODWlSa Bum-■nutum Milunu: IHmainn In: Miilu Oinirion I'i. SecONO Row: • WILLIAM I ARL GOODWIN IK M I Pi« Medicine I Sigma N.. • GRADY II RKI.I I. GORDON Mol nrerine 2 HARVEY .KAA (JORDON M li Alabama Pic-Eng mine Sitnu Hii • BI N Bl’SSF.Y (JORDA IR I. I Kiwinm I • LEYY'ISI AMPBELL GORE, Cimii'H-IUwllr K� .. Vrlefiiuiv M id ici nr (’■ Omega Tnu Sigma- • IIARVEY STEPHEN GOSSER Aubura, Alabama; Veter maty Medicine (6); Alpha Pii. Tiiian Row: • SIDNEY LEE GOWEN Watt Get Pn Eacinreiing I ; Sigma. Cbi • LINDA ALICI GRABENSI EDI.K llunitvilb .1 ..................... Intrtio Dniga 2 ; Alpha Gamma Delta • FRANK PAYTON GRAHAM I'upelo. Education • DAVID WEPPI.ER GRANDOI ESI. I’ndunl, Malmna; IVr-Managrtne nt I ; Delta Upsilofl. • DAVID IKEIIKKR GRAN'DY Chattanooga Trim.: Scicnre ami MtriJtuie, i � '; Kapp 'u ,, • MARGARET CHRISTINE GRANGER llucywwu. Ala-lama: Ednr-ilmn • ; Zrla lau Alpha. Imatil Row: • ROY WYLII GRANGER Enialltt Alabama: holMna I • EDK ARD W GRAN1 Carlin Kv.: Veti it ary Medk iae 2 b n g Tan Sigma. • FR ANCES IIF.KKY GRAM . Montmmteiy. A’ahan : Science and Literature (3 Simaa Nu. • FRANK CHARLES GRANTHAM llancet li A bai -Enginre ig • • I III l I K WAYNE GRAA'ES Audulinia ban i: t liemiral Engineering (3 ; I’i Kappa Pi. • JOHN TERRY GRAVES. RuHtllviDr. Alabama; FJccuical Engineering (F ). Firm Row: • K A A' M GRAVES Srminat Mi� n i|i|ii: Arrliitreitiit I . Delta 1 • • De'ia. • THOMAS GRAVES Mrnmhb Ft an ■■■• . Building Comlrac • WILLIAM E i .K AI S I Cit Art Stigma Alpha Epiflon • SYI A IA ANN CRAVLF.I Bi minslmm. Alabati .i: Bininrw Ad mi noli a I ion (I I; Chi Omega • ARVIE BRENDA GR AY. Gadid Malar ration (3); Pi Beta Pbi. • |OHN DOI C I.'AS GR AY, Holyvood, Ilorida; l’ore� ti (I . Sixth Row: • MARVIN |i | | GRAY JR ' i M . nt (1). • ROBEK1 in «■! aa Corinll M ippi A . . i . I i . Alpha Ft i On,. • ROBI.RI A l I A( I I.K AA ill Ilia I b; Electrical Engineering � • SANDRA JEAN GRAY. New Market, Alabama; Mtlhrnulio Chi Omega • SIZANNI FORD -R A A- A it Mahan Art Kappa Alpha Thru. • VKT III R GREI N Bevemcr Alabama: l i -• I.an (3); Ka| |u Alpha. .AtlTNTII Row: • GEORG I. Ill A AN t.RI.I.N M A I ,1 • JOHN IIEKhl.KI GREI N, . Alabama; Elect real Engine i- • MAX MERRILL GREEN Month Abba An ii tec tun I • ROBER1 I AWSON GREEN B rmtngham. Alai.............. I re Medici • RONALD PETI GREEN. Greenvill a boi , • BAR- BARA LOUISE GREENE, Ctuckaraw, Alabama Secretarial L nu n’ I Cimiiii Row: • DOROTHY MEADOR CREF.NI Demonolig hama Bwinett Ad-nittraiir Chi Omega • El.l AltF.lII ANNl GREF.NI Ian Ala lama Kdueatioi • [AMES ETHRIDGE GREENE IK Aii' i i Alabama Cbemitiry I . Phi Della Theta • I AMI s LEWIS GREENE. Clacton, Mabama; i • MELBA i Al l AM I I GREI nE : ill A nm; Ednea......... • � KA ILLE GORDON GREENE. Clikkauw, Alabama: Bminen Adm limitation .2). Ninth Row: • WILBERTA I ni GREENI a :. Education (I). • DA A ID EARL GREENFIELD Mian Beach A'etc rinaiy Met I S«ma • BOB i.Rl I NM Al I) Miarn Beath Florida Veterinary Medicine I : t hnega lau Sigma. • BAYLESS I Ann GREER. Rogemille A • [OIIN ROBER1 OKI.I K IK. Mobilr, Alabama; Aeronautical I • W. M GREEK Sycntm A i 'i Te-vrit Row: • EWE LI K GREGG IK . Decatur, Alabama; Pn Engineering (1). • I AMES RI SSEI.I. GREGG, New Port Rrchey. Florida; Pre-Engineering I • SHERRY I II GREGG Biriniingham A i i , S I It . lure l • WII.IJAM P GREGORY Pulton K. itacky Vet r Mc U- rim I Oi m r.ru Sigma • KENNETH I ARE t.Rici 111 i . Malania: At uiittatiofi Nu • MARTHA ANN GRIFFIN. Biundi li(r, Alalaiiu; F.du. at ion '21: Kapixt Alpha II.eta. 363 First Row: • MICHARI. DONAI.I) GRIFFIN. Gadtden. Alabama; Forestry (I . • WII.I.I AM FAR I. GRIFFIN, Verbena. Maliaina; Education 1 • WII.I.I AM MURKY GRIFFIN. Barton. Florida: Vetennarv Medicine I • I.KO DALE GRIFFI I'll. Phen.x Guv. Alabama; Butine t Admn.if (ration (1). • WAYNE ARVEL GRIFFITH. Tdlww. Alabama: Pre-Engineering (1). • HAROLD GORDON CRIMES, Phcnvc City, Alabama; Pharmacy (2) Second Row: • IA MI'S GIIAKI.ES GRIMES. Raiuwillr, Alabama; I'lcKiigiiieeriiig I • ALICE MARIE GRISSOM. Kmwllville. Alabana; llmnc IUimon.il� I . • MARY I.MII.Y GRISWOLD Dothan. Alalajniia: Home Econunuo : Aii.ii.i Omicron Pi. • EMII.Y JOY orizZakd. Lakeland, Florida; s. m ' • • md Literature 2J; Alplu Delta Pi. • ANN GROGAN Ki lm.in. Georgia: Science ami Litciatiue (3): Delia l rli.i I) -lia. • JIMMIE SI I (.KOGAN. Talbdnca. Alabama: Home Economic Education (2). Tnini Row: • PATRICIA Mel.ANF. GROVE. Iiiiuiingli.ini. Al.ibanva; lvd i alion I : IVlia Della Delta. • BILLY ANDREW CRI BBS Oxark, Mabama; Bus. nm A.l.iiini'tiaiion I • WII.I.IAM IAMES GRUBBS. Malheur la-luma. I ■ I i ■ ing 11: Slums Alpha Emilon. • JANICE MARIE GRI ND. Biimiigbam. Alabama: Pir-I.m : I'i Beta Phi. • DIANNE GULI.F.Y. BiimmitlKUi), Alabama; Secretarial Tnunmjt 2 . Zeta I-.'. Alpha, • I'OBV EUGENE GURLEY, Mobile, Alabama; Chemical Engo ncering (I). Foretn Row: • ALBERT 1.01 Is (.1' M.TII'.KI. Chailclon. Smith C..........lin.i; Pie Etiv... riag I); Tan Kappa Epsilon. • GEORGE FOSTER Gl ESS Stew...... Alabama: l‘ IIflMI' - KATHERINE GLENN GULL AGE. Doll aa Alabama: Education (3 : Phi Mu. • PATRICIA F.LIZABI III i 1 T.I.A IT I.. Opelika. Alak.i.v.: P.ncL..I.ho I . • WESLEY REUCENE Gl NN Birmingham. Alabama; h e iC . .ma Delta. • Jl asm BARBARA GUTHRIE, Union Spiingi Alabama; Education (I). Fit ill Row: • KATHRYN GUTHRIE. Auburn. Alaluina: Ait I ; C.lii Omega. • UK HARD I.AFAYF.TT E (.1 ITIKIE. Ui.k.i Spring. Alikim-t; g.i culture i'll. • THOMAS GREGG Gl IHRIE. Montgomery AUhamn; I’n-Engincriing (I . Lunlida Chi Alpha. • (.ARY WAYNE GUITRY. IticlaoiiviTc, Florida; Chemical Enjpn....ing 1 • JOHN' DR I RA Gl'Y Ofinoir, Alabama; Science ami l.ilcialme I • ROBERT IKAA'Ix Gl'IN. CaiU.ii Hill. Alabama: Pliaimaev i I Sixth Row: • GEORGE BAY HAAS. Mobile, Alaknm: Pre-Engineering (3): I’hi Delia Tilda. • MARGARET |ANE HACKETT, Rome-. Georgia: Edura lion ' Alpha Delta PS. • PA'FRICIA KAY HACKETT. Gadtden Alabama; Ed....lion 15 ; Alpha OmU...... Pi • LARRY DAVID HADDEN. Montgomery. Alabama: Butinm Admin 'liati-n. -I. • WII.I.I AM RICHARD IIOFFNER IR Decatur. Alab............... tVyeliotain [2 ; Theta Chi. • WIEI I AAI JOSEPH IIAGER'I Y. Selma. Alal.aim,: Buunett Adminio t rat ion (2); Phi Delta Theta. S : (NTtt Row: • JAMES HERBERT HAGGARD. Columbus, Georgia; Pre-Medkine (3 ; Kappa Alpha. • HEN I.. IIAGI.ER. Auburn. Al.ihanLi: Ate li.lix line l2i; Sima Phi Entilon. • ARMISTEAD Bl NYAN HAINES IR.. Mcmidio. IVnnmrr; Pre.r.mji..... mg I ; Lambda Clti Al| a. • DOUCI A' VAN IIAI.K, Kitniinghani. Alabama; Mtelianiral Kn inrrtm .2 Alpha • HAROLD FREDERICK IIALE IR Aiehitectuie U; Beta I beta Pi. • IIOI.HER 1 LEON Stcxcnv.n, Alabama; Textile (2',. Pi Ka|.|k llnttic.lxirc. M •• vuptu; .............. IIALE, JR , Emu tn Row: • M.AKGAKI.I Ml.RA IN II ALE Al.J.i'. A ilxima; BusiuCM AdlUUlbtia tion Alpha ....... Della. • RICHARD I IIALE, Edm All. is Ida: Indnttrial Manttniiriil (3); Lambda Chi AIjmio. • ROBERT A IIALE. East llaiI fold, Connecticut!; Engineering Physio 13). • MIEK-RAN KEAIN'E IIAI.E. Mmi.u i..h, n. Al.ikinia: l‘l.aiii- v (| . • BARBARA JEAN IIAI.E. Ai.niiti.il, Alabama: ... Eeom.inirs (2): Chi Omega • BETTY ANN II.AI.L, Monlgninnv. Al.il.anva; Secretarial li.lining (2 ; Alpha Della Pi. Niniii Row: • BETTY LOU II ALU, Biimingliam, Alabama; Home Economies i? • HII.I.Y I.EI. HALL. Calera. A'aluma; Industrial Management |3 . • EDMOND SIMS IIAI.E. Mobile Al ikima; Vrirrinary Medicine ,. • GAYLE CLEVER II ALL. Auburn. Alabama: Education (21 Phi Mu. • IIAKKY LEE HALL. Altai la. .Alabama; lluunev Admiiiiiliation : 3 : Pi Kappa Alpha. • MARY (.All. II All Montgomeiy, Alabama; Edu-ralion (I). T� x i ii Row: • MARY HELEN HALL, Birmingham, Alai Mina: Interior Design (I); Alpha Camilla Della. • ROBERT' LOUIS IIALL. |K.. Opelika. Alahatiu; Hu.Ii,... Aili.iit.i,nation (21: Kappa Snpu.i. • RONALD GI.LNN HALL, W'ivhIIuiv, Geotgia: Pir-EiicineeiiiiK T . • SAMMY KAY HALL, llitminirhain. A'abaii.a; Home Economwa (I I • AAII.1.1 AM HI..NRA IIAI.I.IWELL. Popano. Florida: Veterinaiy Medicine ;3); Alpha INi. • F.TTILKI.YNDIA IIALSI'E-AD, Montgomery, Alabama; Seeretaiial Training (I). ciCi idenjt rich la fes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 3 4 1'iKtr Kuu • |i li III ni ll l Alabama; PW� Ba iae teg i • • JAMES II IIAM. Latvia ad, Florida: Pn I ng no ring I ; Lambda; I, Wpha • DAVID ROLAND IIAMBKV Steve a ■ •• • Bu.inea lmini.lialioTi I • AVION EI.WYNN II AMI K I al ii.mge. Georgia; • CAMILLA HUNTER HAMILTON York M . Inina: llomi Prononiin I ; Upha Onlcfoi Pi. • CLARENCE FLETCIL I K H AM 11.1ON. JK., Montgomery, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I : lb-'.la I'loillMl. Sicoxt Row: • DONNA SI : HAMILTON, Section. Alabama; Edw ili 1 • ELLICE NN II AMILTON. (iotlulrn. Alabama: S..rnee n� l l.iiorluic I): Al Delta • l ii M STIN HAMILTON i ................. Alabama: AVterinary Medicine I ; l‘ Kappa Wii. • JOYI I. DF.LORIS HAMILTON Iruwville. Alabama; Education PAXIA LOI II Will-TON Mobile, Alabama Edoratmt • PAUI BEDFORD HAMILTON, liilininjcluitn. Alabama IV-Kmiinrnim; (I). 'I lium Row: • NINAS LOREN V HAMILTON Gadsden. Alabama: Education I Mi l . Gamma IMta. • MAR III I I. 1 Mil. I II IIAMNKR Summerville. 1. S dl.ii PM Mu. • KENNETH RICHARD HAMMI. I r. Mo lie.. Mai..... Electrical I.......... • r VK LINE II VMM! ).S I). I..Mu. tierEducation —': (In Orn.ga. • WII v Rl A ll AM PEON K n ap abai I -i. . (I). • RANDALL,DENNIS HAMPTON, Caiumvillc 4.......pa; Chemical Engi- neering (1 : ka|i|u Sigma. Ioimiii Row: • THOMAS EDWARD HAMPTON, Ashktid. Mai...........a. Pre-Eng ineeriug I • ions u wm. HAMRICK Fori G i I I • MAYNARD KDAVARD HAMRICK. Mobil. Alabama Clirmic.il Engineering I : l i Kapica I'ln. • MOKIA HAMRICK. 1.11 mil too i..... I....... P v.i • MF.LBCR LOU I SI HANCOCK K. IhihihI Virginia: Education l Zria Tail Alpha. • SI I l)A III'. HAND Roanoke. Aliluma; Erlnr.iiinn (2). linn Row: • CHARLES WALTON IIANNON, BimiiMbam A'abama: Building Cotv Miuction ■ . Theta Chi. • BOBBY RAY IIANDLF.Y, Cullman, Alabama; Educatioi • It I 11 S RAIC HANEY Birmingham, Alabama j nary Me. I Sign Ori. • J AMES B II IK B.....g Fo .'ii. I . • Ml.I.VINE KANIIAKA IIANSIN. K.truing. a • I • • ■ Tau Ah ha • will I AM ASS4 N II ANS-I'OKD, Amlalutia, .Malania; I'lc-Mdioinc 2|. Sixrii Row: • MARSHA 'l l: IIAPNER ladoouvOb Florida; Educaiioa I • LINDA SHEPPARD HARALSON Birmingham. Alai ..... Pre-La« i. 1 . • RALPH GORDON IIARBISON. Ilirmingl in ; Building ......... I • TIMOTHY M i l s IIARBfCK i • SANDRA LEE IIARDECREK. Alabama Horn. I.............. Alpha Delta PS. • I AN Ri nnI i.i. HARDIN i- . . . ..... Alabama; Pre-Engineering .1). Su.mii Rmi: • FRANCES KATHERINE HARDWICK. Pel ■ • Alabama Educul... I REBECCA ANN IIVKDA. Rockford Alabama Faturalion 2 • WILLIAM RAYMOND HARGETT ITiniville Alabama Bmiuen Ad- i • AN! I A II. N ll Al .In Birmingham. Alabau Edu-I), • RICHARD SHAAA HARLAN, Auburn Alabama: Elect col k . • KENNETH L. HARMON, W. tutopka. Aklutrui; Ihpino, Adiiiinblralion 11 ; Delta Tau Della. Emiitii Row: • i.i Rl SETH HARP |R., Vineland. N ... I ... I . s.„.,, • EDWIN IIARPER Dothan Akl....... Education I • HERMAN FRANK IIAkl'I.K Fort K.ui,.. Alabama; I'. I— I • IIOKI. AANDIC.RIII IIARPER A.......... Alabama: Building I . .. . I • KHIMKI 11 K K Y HARRII I All.... I.... Architecture i • CHARLES • aky HARRINGTON a . ,. ,.|. City Alabama; b.i.Uling Comltuclion (I). Nixni Row: • R BU4 Kni K ll akkin Atlanta, Georgia; Busincm Adtuumira- I • AKL RIEGAL HARRIS K............. i........ Pre-Engineering I Kappa Samo. • CHARLES D HARRIS Femacok, Florida: Science and Literature . Delta Thu D.I.. • DAVID NEAL ll akkin B............... ingl«..rn. Alabama; Burincvt Adn.inntration (1); Lambda Chi Alpha. • DMh;iiT ALLEN HARRIS, Selma, Akh n i; Buiinen Adminbtiatioo I . o ELMER B. HARRIS, Clanton, Alabat Electrical Engineering (2). Ti.nih Row: o GBAN PAUL HARRIS. Heflin. Alaluma: Education (1). • GRACE ELIZABETH HARRIS Auliu.n. Alabama: Home EeononiMS I ; Della I, u Deli • ll ANSI. ! LIZABI ill II aicKIn Ada .... «... . . Bdoca Kappa Delta • l l MILTON HARRIS. Anoitl . Alabama; Civil Engineering '31: I’M kappa I-� .i. • JOHN itEKBI.Kl HARRIS. Geneva. Alabama; Undoes Adminotration (2); Signu On. • JL'D HARRIS, Selina, Alabama; Seience and I.ileialurc (I). 365 Futxr How: • Jl'LU 111.'I II HARRIS, Carrollton Rntipi: Eduolinn (2): Kappa Alpha Fhgta. • JULIA FRANCKS HARRIS. Tullunn Alabama; KUwa lion (3): Alp - Ddia • LILLIAN IIADBN HARRIS Mont Alt Art i Alpha Gamma I « lt.� . • MADLl.YN KAY HARRIS, Rnknuiit. Georgia; Secretarial T'laining (2): Della Delta Delta. • MARION R. HARRIS. JR.. Sdw, Alabama; IW-Engineering (I • MARTHA Y. HARRIS. Dothan. Alabama; Education ! : Delta Zeta. SrcciNo Row: • NANCY DKKR HARRIS Tupelo. Mriiuippi; Biwinrvr Adininitlralion (I . • RALPH l.l.ON HARRIS. Tarrant. Alabama; Mathematic (I,; Pin Gamma Delta. • RAYMOND OONI.EY 11 ARRIS Mrmphic Tennessee; Architecture (I): Della I . • RICHARD SCOTT HARRIS. Tlienn � v Hr, (Borgia; Education (3): Theta Chi. • ROSEMARY I.II.I. KARRIS ..... Alabama; Education (I): Alpha Della Pi. • STELLA JEAN HARRIS, Atlanta, Georgia; Secretarial Training (2); Alpha Gamma Delta. Til tan Row: • TERRELL LEE HARRIS Birmingham, Alabama; Building Co li..� I). • JERRY VANITY!, HARRIS, Montgomery, Alabama; Psy. Choloiry 3 : II.. Delia I h� ta. • TOMMY .MKTCAI.EL II KRIS. Mont-roann Alabama l rc-Medici on I Plu Deli.. Rgut. • WALLACI VICKREY HARRIS. Mobile, Alabama; Pte.Kt.ginoe.ing (I). • WALTER RI I LAND HARRIS JK BirtningUm. Alabama; P.r-Et.ginre-riog ll . • JOSEPH ERCELLI HARRISON Km Hill. Alaban BuancM Ad-n.ii...lialL4.it (2); Sigma Alpha Etoilon. Formii Row: • LAURA JKANE.ril-. HARRISON. Geaeva Alabama; hie.ee anil Literature (I). • JAMES PRITCHARD HARRILL, IK Mobile. . bama; Indtutrial Management 1 • ROBERT JERRY HARRILL. Vthritf, Tenmnce; Architecture (I). • HAROLD IIENKY HART Wa Robin Geo gia ll I. giiwriiitg (3 • • WILLIAM DUNHAM IIART. Ia« !. ••� , Alabama P.r-M. di. ii.e (2): Sign.a Alpha Epriloi.. • DOROTHY SI III HARTMAN. AuU.rn. Alabama; S� eieia....l Training (I); Della Delta Delta Finn Row: • JOAN I I I I N' HARTMAN Birmingham, Alahamij Buiinns Adminii tr.it «.n 1 : Pi Una Pl.i • CHARLES K AY IIARTSELL. Birmingham, Alabama: Busin. Ad viratiou Delta Cl... • IOIIN MARTIN HARTSFIEI.D. Atlanta, Georgia: Pre-Engineering I ; Pi Kappa Alpha • KEITH McCROY HARIMIIID IR I.. ... n .11- 11..-id..; Building CoeiMri.etioi lD. • KENNETH WAYNE HARTSFIEI.D. Bi.mir.glva... A abut a; p..-Engineering (I). • ROBI Kl NOEL II ARTSI II I D Bi l ham, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (IJ. Sixth Row • IIAKOI.I) 11. HARTWELL. Mobile Alabama: BuiincH Arlminiitration I : Pi K i i Pi. • JOHN RANSOM IIAKWEI I. M ....... Georgia; Cliem.ral Engineering 1. • LESLEY IOAN IIAKIAVlG, Union Spi.ng, Alabama Drama I • DALLAS I I Mil K IDKIZtH. ( .of. Ag iltural Si mm . • WILLIAM JACKSON ii ARTZOG, Troy. AtalM.na: Civil i.ng.nrenng . • I .LYNDA II ARM El.I. Tallawe, Ala- bama: E.lnr.nion (I). Sr.vr.Nrn Row: • LARRY KENNETH IIARWOOD,.Mobile, Alabama: S lure • NORMAN DEAN HARWOOD I K inch Building Coralruelioi 1 • ELIZABETH WYATT HARVEY lot Grange Georgia; Laboratory TccflUolo« (I). • CAROL PLUMLEY I IASI AM Piedmont. Alabama; Education ISi; Delta Zcia. • lAMEs |. II sM I I.. s... I • A Chemical I • REBECCA I III HASTY. Tboinat- ville, Georgia; Education (T); hat-pa l elta. Ekviith Row: • n MONTYNI HATFIELD Moultrie I........ Mutation 2 . Pin Mu • WILLIAM FORREST HATFIELD - Bui ■ Ada....tratioi 2 • ANNE IIATHCOCK. Dothan. Alabama; Ed , ui. 2 : Alpha Delta IS JAMES ARNOLD HATLEY. Gadrden. .Alabama: Pre-I • JU'ERCEN IIAUKOHL. Hunttvilk Alabama M rhaniral Engineering (5): Phi Gamma Delta • JOHN RANDALL IIAVICI'V Bitniingham, Alatumn; DeviiieH A.lmin.uratioc. (J! ; IVIta Chi Nivtii Row: • JAMI.s CAREY II i'K Panama City Florida: Building I I • CHARLES EDWARD HAWKINS. Marietta G Building i . Sigma Chi • CIIAUDETTI HAWKINS, Birmingham Alabama Educrawn 2): Chi o •K.-r.lKl Holt KI) II KINs Valles lie.,.I Alabama erring 1 • P l I SUTHERLAND HAYDEN Birmingham. Alabama P-------- I • ELIZABETH ANN HAYES. Birmingham. A'abama; Education 1); Pi Beta Phi. Tintii Row: • E.l.l.ls L. HAYES, McQrila Alabama: Butinew Adminiitractoii III. • '.1 K : I) EUGENI HAYES Net. Brockton Alabama; Art � j. • JAMES WINSTON HAYES Evergreen. Alabama; Butinen Ad traimn (11. • MONROE HOWARD llAYES, Syiaeauga. Alabama: Ku.i-nett Adimuni ratio.. I • I.I.N'DA RAE HAYES, Enterprise, Alabama: Home l Chi Omega. • WILLIAM FINLEY HAVES. Iluevtow.i, Alabama; Pre-Engineering 1 Delta Chi x nderqra3uates AUB URN UNIVERSITY 3 66 I ihm Row: • CIIKISIY FAITH HAYNES, Cullman. laham... Science and Literature I • DOUG I VS IIERBEK1 IIAYES, N'ratl A ban ■; Ed ii • GEORCI IIENRY HAYNES III, Col..........bu Crow PJreirica Engi- ncring Della Si na Phi • ROSALIE HAYNES Woodland Alalur i I-. Modi i I • WILLIAM h HAYNES SHma. Alabama; Civil Engmeriinv 2 Lambda Chi M|iba • MORRIS I. IIAYNIE. Slcvrnvoii. Alabama; l ir-nR|mriin| (1). Srro.so R � : • JAMES VI II YS Selma Vl.ilum.i: Ind'wtiul Management (3, . lanbda ( Alpha • rilOMAS FREDRICK IIAZUDA, Florence, Alabama; Pre-Engineering I Sigma Nu. • El GENE KLETON IIEACOC K Mobile Alabama: Bminr . Admimitration I); IS Kappa Phi. • II.SON LESTER HEAD, Orarl I’lcKnipineiinj I • JAMES CLIF- ION IILVKI). Wetumpka. Alabama; Science aid l.iteialuie (2): Alpha lai om • KOBER1 I'RACY HEARD, Birmingham, Alabama: Pre-Engineering (I): IK-lia Tau Delia. Tiuu Row: • WILLIAM IOE HEARD. Birmi g an 1 in Pi« I - ii I ■ Delta Tau Ddla. • LAWRENCE LEON HEARN III Biimiiwh Vdminiitratioi ); Della Chi. • M AKA NELI III AK lalUtlega, Alabama: 1.1 I • MICHAEL BROWN III R Kiuniniibain. Alabama; llnene Kwimmin (I .Mi Ili Omicron Pi. • ihomas I II FORD HEARN Mobile. Alabi I I PS Kama PN • WILLIAM CLIFFORD HEARN IK I -.n ..l. v... Alabama; Art-liidutiiial Drvvu ’.‘i. lin kiii Row : • RAYMOND ALLEN IIEATON. B ...................... Alabama: F.Vrt cal End- ...... P Kappa lau • DAVID WILLIAM HUD Mobile Ab Ricci i real Engineering 2 Bn P • FRED RODRICK HELMS WUIum.i. Alabama Pie-1 . • lOSEI’ll MU II l.l III.I.M- s| (. M«l !, ..I ........ Civil Eneincrri | I • EDAVARD DAVIGII1 IIELTON 1 I Non 1 i I igmcciirie I . • IIARLES LEE HENDERSON. Dothan. Mabam.i: Bininra AriniinUtration I . Finn K � : • FRED HUGH HENDERSON Sheffield A'ahama; Itcl • I ) DANIEL HENDERSON, Dothan Alabama Pi -Emnneri n« I Siena 1 AMI S Dl SLAP IIENDIRSON 1 • ... Groeeia Budding Ca.roiruclK.h 2). • JAMES R HENDERSON Camp Hill. Alai S .......Literalun • JAMES S AMI EL HENDER- SON. Birmingham. Alabama. Science anal l.iteialuie • _• i ; K.ip| . Alpha • |oii PHILLIP HENDERSON vilh ......... Buunrut AdminH- iiaiion .2.1; Alpha Gamma Kim Sixth Row : • JOHN THOMAS HENDERSON JR P fiord, Alabama Indmlrial Management I); Delta • JULIAN IIIOM Vs HI KHERSON, La Gianei (inugii Itnvii I 11 • t a.... 2 • NANCY SUE HENDERSON lluntwilh............................................Alabama; I- ■••• Ednraliw I • NEAL THOMAS HENDERSON, A........too, Alabama; Science and literature I Phi Kappa Tan • STERKK'IT ( HENDERSON i....... , . , . Alalun Bu i tratioi . BEN FELIX HENDRICKS : . ml Alabama; Indioiiial Management I t); llet.i I'i, SrvtXTir Row: • JOHNNY CECIL HENDRICKS, Am.................... i- • • GEORGE I I l.lo i I HENDRIX IK I ■■■..« n Alaba A dual Science 1 • IOIIN VISION III.NDRIX lavctte Alabama: (i...try 2). • t.VRA PAUL IIENDRA Deeai Alabama; Pre-I .....g I Fheta Chi. • CHARLES FREDERICK IIENKEY Cullman. Alabama; liutim v .Velnu not ration - I .IV Ka|i; .i Atplki. • JOHN NTLM.E ll’.NLKY, Chirbuw, Alabama; Pie-Medieiuc . F.icnrii Row- • DAVID PITMAN IIENRY Wegfarfirld. South Caroiinn I. I,. I • JAMES Ml AAA IIENRA M e Alabama nd il ............................. I S ' ii. • MICHAEL JOE III.NRA ..,il Miami Florida r I i |X It i Ii • SAMUEL RMRR1 IIINKA Airhltecturr I • AA'ILLIAM KOBKK1 III.NRA IliintwilV. Alabama: Pre-Engineering I : Sigma Clu. • KOBI R I F HENSLER, Bone, Idaho; St entt ........I Literature I Sigma I i Ninth Row: • THOMAS CLAYTON HENSLEY Moidton, Alabama: I I • ROBER1 EDWARD HENSON, AVaearville. Alabama; Meel...............I I . • MARTHA LOIS HEPBURN AA tumpka Al.ri v. JOSEPH KYSER HERBERT, BrundHlge, Alabama; Agricultural Education 2 • FRANC is s HERE- FORD Montgnmc Alabama; Beiinra Adininnt ration I : Alpha Tan On i • ioiin NEAATON HERRINGTON Irvington Alabama Pit Engineering (I). Tisih Row: • JAMES I. HERRING Columbt ...................... Veterinary Mcdn ne I • [OATI R HERRING llnntwilh Alai i i . and l.ilrratun I D la ta • BOBBY LEE Ill'llK : ,ti. I, one Ik e. Florida: Cliemiral Engineering • IH I GLAS BADER II STER [adaen, Mraivaiupi; A, liu, ui. 1 Sigma Nu. • JAMES LI MAX llESII.R Ruuellvifle, i; Pie-Enginet g I • M RRY GRISSOM IIESTI K i, Alabama; Agricultural Education (2). 367 Fw� t Row: • I.ECILF. MAXWELL HESTER. JR.. Ui minglumi. Alabama. BuuVu Ailm in hi rat ion (3). • OWEN WALLY HESTER. Cmtrr. Alabama; A’eleiinaiy Mflicinc i); .Vliilu IM • WAYNE DOtliLAS MLS I LK. Ruudvillc. Abbonus Prc- Bnjtmcrnng: (I), • BARBARA K HEAVI1 I, Biimingltam. Al.i'umj: Education 1 ; Alpha Utmnu Delia. • SANDRA l I ill AVSTON Montgomery, Alabama; Education I • JOSEPH DAVID HICKEY, Chattanooga. Tmhoim; Mrehanical Engineeting (3; ; Sigma I'lii Epv.lon. St cox o Row: • ELIZABETH HELEN IIICKMAN Grernvill. Alabama Horn I . • RONALD FRANKLIN HICKMAN. SyUemoo, Alabama; In fin (I). • WILLIAM ROY HICKMAN, SyUcauga, Abnltt; Pbii ... i • M.lilkl El CENE IIICKS, Piedmont, Alabama; Education I • JIMMY LEI IIH KS Geneva Alabama; Pre-Eamaeerinf I . • JIMMY STEWAR1 HICKS. Ileadhad Alahaa Batinei (dm Miration (2). Thiu. Row: • KENNI ill PAl L IIICKS Section, Alabama; Bus Id oblration 1 . • MARY ELLEN lll Ks. St. Sinu.i Idand. Geoicia; Education i I): Alpha Delta PS. • ARNOLD FRANKLIN HIGGINBOTHAM, B i i_pi . • i rNes i WHATLEY 11 lf� t 11 NS. Colun .Inn. tleorgia: limine . Ailininntr.itio:i . 1 . SaanChi • HUEY AVAYNE IIILBURN Lnmar Ualnaa: Agrieultu Mana et,irnt (2). • JAMES BASOOM HILDRETH MaMii Alabama; Civil Engineering (I). lot � tii Row: • (1IE0DORE I AMES III LEY, Fairhopc. Alabama: Mtcbaaical Engi • I AROLE ELAINE HILL. l.ri htoii. MJunu: Education : • DELL HILL lalladnia, Alabama: Chemical Engineering A1 pita lau thing,. • El KD TOWI-LL HILL. Mobile Alabama: Tie-[ Sigma I I . • I VN I III! I I inve.-.-e l lUnn i lion . • JAMES MADISON mil ia I Myem Florida Veterinary Medicine (3); Ka|.| a Sigma. Firm Row: • JEAN CAROLYN HILL, Clanton, Alabama; Bmtot Adminiitratioi 2 • MARTHA NN IIILL Mobile ban Art 2 Alpha Gat...... Data. • PATRICIA GAIL HILL Or la nda Florida: Sciena and Lit. atari (3). • RICHARD FRANKLIN HILL, Monte Atabama; Pee- • i o RONALD CECII llll I M ualloi Alah mi: Pre-ng (I • ROY REED HILL, IK Dixons Mill, Alaban Vclcritiaty Medicine 5): Alpha INi. Sixth Row: • WADE 1.1.Mi Ns HILL, Columbus, Georg Bi A liatral (3): Theta Chi. • HALE IIILLHOUSE Birmingham Alai........... Electrical ng 2 ; Sigma Plti Eptilon • IERKI Lt HILLIARD Opelika Alabama Education • Alpha Delta rt • rOMMY Ml HILLIARD. Camilla, tlroigi.t: Auteui rural Eruimeeriiiv i 1 ; Alpha Gaumu Rl� . • CECILIA DlANNi IIILLV ER Opelika Alabama; llomt I.................. 2 • DAVID RICHARD IIINIts Mol It Alabama; Induttrial M n.cnt (I). Sr.VK.vm Row: • VIRGINIA MEAD HINDS Montgomery Alabam ; Secretaria Train Hi: I : Alpha I..IIIIII.I Dell . • | AMI S s MINI'S All AA ill, HI.. A'a- hama; Agricultural Engineering . • LOBBY I. HINSON. Macon, Georgia: Chemical Engineering I • JAMES AVAY'NE HINSON. Bten-Ala Chemical • MARY ELIZARI II HINTON Almort Alabama; Mechanical Engineering 2 I AN DON II. IIIOTT. Chaileton, South tanlira; Mechanical Engineeimg (2); lau Kappa Ej.tilon, Etcitm Km.: • AVALTER BERTRAM HITCHCOCK IK Demopolb, Alabama: IVe-U« . Sigma Nu. • SIDNEY WILSON HITE. Floicace. Alabama; niil ration I • CEORGI CLIFFORD Mill Mobil. Ala . Electrical Eng...... I • IERRY CHARLES MIN ........... Pre-Lau • ai AKA RAIMI KIM. IIIXON, Mon I Alabama; Ed...... I • THOMAS FITZIIUGH HOBART, Bit..........g ham. Alabama; Budnot Adnoiniu ration ; ■ Delta Ch Ninth Row: • CLAUDE MACK HOBBS CUtfcmau Alabama Ftmnaan I • JAMES E HOBSON. C« vilV. Alabn I racy 2 • FOSTER AI.1..AN llot hi I I MiH.luomeiy, Alabama; Arehilecluie 2 • t.EORt.l. DONALD IIOIH.L Neu Market. Alabama; lUi.iu-, Adininhtration 1 • JENNY ANN HODGES Birmingham Alidaama S............ indl.it uu I . Al,.l.. Delta Pi • H 11 n ll IIODGIS Mobil Alaba M......... Tr.s'm Row: • ROBER1 HOWARD IIODNET1 Alcxaodi Alaban Chemirtn • DAVID A AKI Mono Alriand 1 ly Alabama: I’rr-Medirine i S etna Nu • TAI L li llOENE, JR Montgomery Alah nu Education Ij). • JULIE ANN I|( 11 MAN Gaduleii A'alnma Ed .....i • CHARLES AVAYNI IIOGAN AUbama; i I • I K A A K AI HOC A M.'. Alabama; Building (V.mtMKtion (J). clCi idctxji ucluatcs AUBURN 368 UNIVERSITY First Row: • CLYDE HAMILTON IIOCC Whin llntn. Florid ; lit (I). • MAIN ( IIIMI.K IIIK.I.I K |K Clucluuaw Mata. • Pre-Engineer-iitti I • u II I.I M (. HOI T.ROOk Elkfork Krniiitki Vrlniiun Mrfiirini I Oir.re.i 1.1 1 Sintii.i: • FREDERIC I.ARRY HOLCOMB. Itiiminitliaiii. XlalMina: Clirinital l.mMuriii • . I’i K.ill - Al| li.i. • kxri s IIOLCOMU U� L............... Mabama I dmraiory Tech- ivolotn Ddla ..., • WILLIAM EVANS HOLCOMBE, Mobile. X'al-ama; Bh'iiwm AilinimxiiiilitHi I ; Si nm ('In. S.co.so Ron: • HORACE McLKAN IIOLDBRFIELD. Roc...............1.. Alalom; s«H-wr and I .1.1.1,. . 1 • IIUII) l l ISON HOI K Foley Mabama. Xfediaaknl l.ncnirrii.ii' I h.iKIi Clii Al|� h.i • KICIIAKI) I KI HOI K. Folrv. Alabama: nr-Emin ering I • ANN! I.IDF. IIOLLADAY. Or mile. i • ELIZABETH FAYE IIOLLADAY. Auburn, Alabama; Sec.riarial I • CHARLES WESLEY HOLLAND Vllirm, Alabama; l'i. li« itirfiirv ft'. Tiiuu. Row • JOEL HOLLAND Lockhart Mabama: Mcdu................. 1 leg I • DONALD Mil: HOLLEY FIowmi Mabama Xrrhiieeiure I : Sigma I’lii r.inil.in • JI'DY ANN IIOI.I.F.Y: Ijfavrttc. Alabama: Home • WILLIAM B. HOLLEY. JR Montgo.................. Mafaum; I .' «i|.' M.i 1.1 . 1.i.'ui ; Sigma Alnli.i F|� it � i • DOUGLAS II. HOI.LI- III.I I) Bi , tan Mabai , Phan......... 1 Sign . M. • El OF.NE II KOMI IIOI.I INCSW'ORTII. ............ Xl.lmma: X'ei.ii.ia. Xbdieine (I). l ot Mill K� « . • JAMES WYA'n III 1.1.IX ISWORTII I .1. .... Eduraiio. . • IOIIN FLOYD HOLLINGSWORTH Xnniito ban I - I igineer- Kappa lpha • COLEMAN � K llk HOLLIS IK FlorrMi Mabama Yretiiircini. I Sigma Nil • MERRILL HOLI.IS Birrainc- ... na II. nio ,1 K ,i pa Mpl.. I Ih 1... • DM I NS I III o IIOI.I.' IWAY . Eva. A - ultura I............. • I « 1 «•! s XDI. HOLLOWAY N...il,|«..i Ala.-ama: P.r.F.nginor.ing I Finn Kutv: • HAKLKS I in ion HOLMAN Onuk iMabama: hcMidrim Kappa Sigma • FREDDIE W Y.NL HOLMAN Chattahoochee, Florida; Pir-Veiei . . • uolx.l k WAYNE HOLMAN I................let Xlabaina: r.i ... 1 • NNNA BKIDWELI HOLMES ..................ah. Geotgb: Edura...... • IHANT. ELIZABETH HOLMES lluntovillc A'abama; r.diHaiion Dr I la Delia Delta • GORDON WOOD HOLMES. JK . Xlilarvite. AUIwdm; Elrttnral Engineering; l.'tll K,i|.|.,i Sixth Row: • |AMES FREDERICK HOLMES Ray M ...... Mai 1a . oeauiical Ndmiiihiraimit; Phi ........ a Drila • |AMCi NNNETTE HOLMES lluahvir. Nlabama Butinm Adminhlraimn I . Della Zrla. • DANIEI. CXKII.K IIOISLNBI'.CK II M..1I, • BEVERLY 1.01 ISE IIOLM I N. Ilu.iiiA.tim Georgia; Edm.il ion Al|,li.i Gamma l it.. • DIANE IIOLT. Chibon II.II Alabama: Pharmacy I • HENRY PARMM.EE HOLT. IVnomi, .....via: Pre-Engineering I . Sni.Mii Row • MARTIAL STEFAN IIONNELL ................. Mabaau: Advert...... Damn • |l Nl HOOD !• ........ nn Mabama IIimim I........nniicj ; : Della IK!!., 11.11 a • I INI� NN IIOOD Phrtiig City, Alabama: Educotioa • NLBER1 MARION II KKIS IK Xuburn Vabamn; Prc I nuiBr. .It i- I • .LORI.I. « IIOOMI.S. Il.e......... Alabama; Agi� - . 11ti111.1l Nil...... . • CXKOIYN III lll, I II IIOOI'I K II..t- I....I Xlaliama: Mill. I Liiiinil Row: • THOMAS III. Kill, k IIOOTEN Moral Alaba Pre-Engineering ! Phi Gantti 11 .. • MARII I HOOVER Bii Mabai 11 1............ • I IIXKI IS CHRISTOPHER HOPKINS Birm- ingham Malania; Cbemhtty I • GERALD Mils IIOrKINS I 1 - «l 1 i« k lNit g. Virginia: Bu ine� � Xdmini-ti.tiion: l’i Kappa Phi. • ILXKOLI) EUGENI llol'KINs |k . Fort Wayne, Indiana: Stiei.ee ... .1 1 , P. Kappa Phi. • SF.YBOURN CUCF.NI HOPPER IK . Hiiiiiiiigli.ini Alabama: F� re� liy (I). Nimii Row; • MARGARET ELLEN ll k N Marion. Alabama; Nrt I): Alplia 11 cl • JOE W ill ikn Oink Ma unia; 1 u . I ngmccring K 1 a Sign , • STEWART VAN HORN lluntrviHc. Alabama; Pr. Eng........ Pi K n Phi • CHARLENE LOOSER HORNE, Xubuti Mabama Eduealmu 1 • I xxil s m ||ORNT l'r., ac. l . Florida: ITan S paa Phi Epdloa. • IIOItso.N WAYNE HORN HI ( KI.E Hawmrr, Alalnami; |tiiil ln ic Comlnitlion (3). Tr-vi.i Row • • lil. I IX Si I. HORNSEY l .iii I 1 l.i re. AIaImiu.-; NiKjiirn d ; c(.i • PHILLIP MAURICE IIOKNSBV Iroa Ccerria: 1 Z • CHARLES RICHARDSON HORTON AUce ille. Alal� n� ; Veleriiary Medicine : Pi Kappa Upha • WILLIAM I K NKI IN MOR ION V� ... R.-.tli. Florida: l rr.Engineering (I). • lost ril XIORKIs lioss. Laurel MmhMjipi: Buuneu YdminiMraiioii • VOLA ELIZABETH IIOSS Laurel, Miuuuppi: Horn. 1 • (I). 369 Fiaar Row: • JAMES ARTHUR IIOU(.ll, Mumi, tknidi; I'K-Knipwmnt (I . • PM I. U.M-: HOI l.l Itarenl Mania . 1 • i .t.uction (2 • DON IKVNKIIY HOI SLR M. l. I...................... Butineci Ad • Ml I A V v ( I llol MON K.uf� ill Pr -Ut (I •DONALD DWAYNI HOVEN I - A'abama; En i-• I in IM s DE N in I V i Ui hi. A EnipiiO'iuiK (2). Second Row: • BARBARA ELIZABETH HOWARD. Bi...................diam, i,....... n , Ecoinm.ic. (I). • I IIIKL HOLDEN HOWARD. Columbut. ;...r ui: Art (2): Alpha Delta PI. • NA1DA JACQl HINT HOWARD. I.i.m Alabama. II.-in. I • I • THOMAS Al vn Howard. Cullman. Alabama; Pre-I i • WILLIAM Nl. HOWARD, In Alabama; BtuincM AdmimUiation (3). • DONAI.I) BETHEA llOWT.LL. Mobile, AUliaim; Chemical Engineer ino i). Thiku Row: • GF.ORGI LUDLOW HOYT. M.bi Mab...,. K...mr� Adminimatio.. (3): Deha Tau Delu • HOWARD BENJAMIN IIRABE. M...................... Alabama; C ivil Enmiwcrim: 3). • ROBERT WAI.KEK IIUBBAKI). Auburn, Alabama; Industrial ......rentc.il • JOIINNII | M.I'll III I1'.I NS ( ... Alabama: l’i I (I). • DANA STURKIE HUDSON. Aulnirn, Alabama: Educ.it.on .2 • IM . ALD KE.NNT III HUDSON, Montircuncry, Alabama; Pba.macy (I). oi'riii Row: • GEORGE ALLEN HOWELL. I.unctl, Alabama; Prc-Ku.(iiir.-iiii« 1.1 • SOL THOMAS HOWELL ISirmingl in Alabama Mccl .......................... I - ....ng L • MII.ION LYDELL HOAVW'ELI IK lack Florida; and Liuratute (J). • RONALD Kl I I V HOW ELI Macoi • IIARVPA W'll.l.l M HOWZE Mkauinpi Ph %i« i • RONNII WELLS HOXSII v.,........ Cloirpa: Civil Lnvinmiu.' (2). Finn Row: • GERALD MAURICE HUDSON, llutril....................pa; r • Law (1). • PHYLIS ANNE III I)SON Op ika Al.tb.uiva; Ac icultur, ; Kappa Della. • REBECCA SUI. III DSON. tajlnv.ii. Alabama: Science and Liter tun I . Uphi Dcjta Pt • RONALD (OE HI DSON I Ala ban:..; I! . n • Ailnnnoti ali.n. J . Siam Phi El ilon. • WILLIAM BYRD HI DSPETH, Blakeley, (iron ■; Electrical Ena............... • CHARLES HAROLD HUEY ialladepi Alabama ........................I . ■nim.tratu.n (2); Pi Kappa l;ili:i. Sim it Row : • EVAN HOWEI.I. III LIMAN V.l.mt.i. llununi Adminulration 11 ; Phi Ddu I'hru • WILLIAM EUGENI HUFFMAN llirmimchain Alalitm.i Chemical Engineer in I • PAULA HOUSTON 1IUFF STI.TLER. Binn I ■ Ft Beta I • CLAIIDE HUGHES IK VH.a .% Alabama; Building Comtn............. I • FRANCES LOUISE III l.III S. Montgomery, Alabama: Art I • IIKNKY JACK-SON HUGHES, llaillord Alabama; Ikuinot Admini.tration (2). Sr.vfNTH Row: • [OAN WONNI III GlflES Cordoii Alabama: Home Et mici • LINDA LI CILLE 111 tillES . I u Vlaba na; I al............ v I« I. noton • rilADINE III i.lll s G 1 Edit, lion • BARBARA ANN HUGTI.F.Y limit.v .11, Alabama K.lncat...... 2 Phi Mu • LINDA Kl III III 111 M m North irolina; Seii ci and Literature I i; Alpha Gamma Delta. • ROBERT LANIER III I.L. Decatur, Alabain.i; Elrrlin.il Engineering (2); Delta Sigma I’hi. Ei'.niii Row: • CHARLES KENNON IIULING o, a ., Alabama: Veteii i M ■ I • JACKSON I AMAH III I M A Pciiv «. . . ...... .. ... nrctmv • CAROLINE 1.1.1 111 ML Savannah, Georgia; Education 2); Chi Omen. • Mlt Kl Y II AROI I) m MPIIKEY t I ick.............. Ala- hama; vil Engit........ • ROBERT I HUMPHREY. Ili.mingl.am • |i Y I III ABI III 111 1 I'llKILS Lineville. .Alabama; Education (I . NTmii Row: • BOBBA KENNETH HUNT, Laneu Alabama Bnsuieu Admit (3 , Kappa Al|.In • PAMELA LYNITKI.I. HUNT Iti.mingba.a .Alabama; Home Economic 2 • TERRY B HURLEY Wed..... A!. ....... Pharmacy I). • BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HURST Moulton ...... Veterinary Medici n. • ROBERT EVAN III KM O. .ado I da Chcmiitry I • J AM! s CLYDE HI RSI Gadidei Ala............ Emi.nrei.ng (I); S.,mj Pi. Tr-vtli Row: • DONALD K A' HI FCHHON. Andaluiia Alabama; Indiutrial Manage men I i I, • LARRY GRARI.I HUTCHESON V,. ; . Flo.ida Bu.i ■ Admmotialion (2). • ELIZABETH ALSTON III III llnnt.vilb A Science a...I Liteiatu.e I • MICKEY ALSTON III lit). Al. ml owner.-. Alabama i....... i • DAVID CAMILLA HUXFORD, Hope H.,11 ' Alpha Gamma RE. • [AMI s KOIILKI HYATT, Opelika .Alabama; Electoral Engineering (2). cLCnaeiXfj ucluafei AUB URN UNIVERSITY 37° ? r{ '■ i :: - :ii|l-5 J -li,; v . i� y Fimt Row: • JERRY DANIEL IIYATT Opelika AUmw frt ................... i -■ I Delta lau IKU.. • II.1.1 AM I) Will.1. IIY.Vrr. Mablrion. Georgia: . Nii. • LAWKLNCL CII XRLEs live III llirramg-■ in llaln i u I): Lambda Chi Alpha • WILBURN IIYCIII |K . IlnaikuiHKl Xlatxiina; Kiranew VdtninKiralion (2): I'Ki (uiuini Drill. • WAYNE El’GBNI IIYI.............. Mill hMmma; Mtuii I Alpha Gamma Rho • IIARRV WINFIELD HYDRICK. ...............g.mwo Alabama Slider iml Literature (2): Alpha Delta Cpulon. Skconp Row . • WILLIAM LllHER IlYDKICK. M� til«.«uerv. Alabama: Phy.i«al Education (ll. • JAMES ROBER1 HYLAND Dcauvitli Uabama B...... I • Wll.LIAM RANDOLPH IBF.R, K.-elle, New Jeney; • l-Oll K.1.1.Ml K I Mi i.• i .■ N uaiion Sign Upla Epail.................. MARIFREE WALLACE IMES bit Point Georgia; S. . ..,,.1 LilrratuK I • I) KKY LEI INGALLS Mobile. Alabama: Foic.itv (2). I mm. Row; • BAKKYE K INGRAM. Opelika. Alabama: lUlutalwn :li Kapp-. Alpha Theta • BILLY Hon INGRAM Lincvillr Alabama Education i • JOHN CHARLES INGRAM Ubwn Alabama; Pbyricr ! • OLIVER BENJAMIN INGRAM JR. Opelika Alabai F I • KICK SKI) I IIOM.VS INGRAM Birmingham Alabama; Pe-Engineer- • DONALD CHARLES IRVIN. Bitminghaa i........... . Mc � eal Engineering ($ . Foment Row; • HAROLD 1. 1VF.Y Xuburn, Alabama: Edm-alioa (2). • JOHNNY I X IVEY. Evergreen, Alabama: Bu.iriei AcIn.uutlrali.Hi I). • LEVYN WAYNE IVEY Kept Alabama Ed lion Phi Gamma l� . Ita • l It I I I E JACKSCIN Sr'nu. Maliam.i: I itiKi.ie.ri � • El) I I I I XCKSON Prattville. Alabama: Aeronautical Admini.tiatioti i2 • EDWIN EI.XM JACKSON JR. Nashville Tennewee: Pharrnao I Finn Row: • HELEN PAliLEI'lE JACKSON. Fort Payne. Alabama: Munw Ire . i • JOHNNY LAFURN lACKSON Panama .rs i l ir-Kiif?itM rrii%g (I). • JON HARDWICK JACKSON I.............. in i. bama; Butineu id tioi l I Ita Chi • H DY LEE JACKSON Opp. Mal«ama; lluuir Eani.oniiit 2j; Alpha Galium Drll.i, • I. REID lACKSON. (Vila. El.� id : Bu.incw Adininntration Ci; K.ippa Alpha • MARGARET JACKSON Montg-nnerv, Alubam..: Edne.it m i I ; Xipba Della Pi. Sixth Row: • MARY MILDRED lACKSON. Bi..............gbarn. Ala.na; Education (1); Zru Tau Alpha • NANCY JACKSON A - aud Literature ill; Alpha Della K« • PATSY I AN I lACKSON uta villr. Alabau ; Eeturaixm (3.. • ROPERI ADRAIN lACKSON ...dMl«n, Alabama IN' Eannei S.... Nu • • ox k x JACOBS, New Hope. Alabama; Meclianiral Engineering |2!: Theta Clii. S« vrvnt Row: • RICHARD NORMAN JACOBSON h.ldrrd.u.g, Alabama; Pre- in I • DAVID WINSTON JAGER, Beuemer Alain ii r.iiioa (2); Phi Kappa 'I'au. GEORGE F. JAMES. Scan-dale, New Yoih; Edueai.oi, 2 : Delia I p.ilon. • III HER HI Kl I SMI s Spi m. I'mr, Alabama; Edoeafinn (2): Alplva Gamma RIm . • J WET HESTER JEFFCOAT. Ow . Alaliama: EdiK-rli.ni C; Delta Della Krlta • JOHN HU M SKI) IEFFERS. W....... Alabama; Pre-Medicine (2). Eighth Run: • JOHN MICHAEL JEFFRIES Dam.. Florida; Forestry I). • BOBBY | 'I |l SKINS 11 I Georgia; Prr-Medirine (J); Sigma Pi • BONHAM I.Ol'ISE JENKINS Birmingham, Xlaleaina; Srienee and Eilerai.ire Kappa I . I.- • l i W A JENKINS Auburn i'abama Education tipi Delta Pi. • 1). RANDOLPH IENKINS B....ngl.... ..i•.. ........ l : .Theta .Chi. • irnsk DAN1EI ll skins Montgomery, Alabama: lii.eii « Derign ; Phi Gamma Della. Ninth Row: • JAMES MAEI.ORY JENKINS. IK.. Roanole. Alabama; Prc-Denti.try 2, Ka .CO Alpha • CHRISTOPHER WAYNE 1ENNINGS («.r, ale.. . Engineering (I). • MARIE LANIER IENNINCS l.aneli. Alabama; P� cholog ' (J): Kappa Delta. • TIlF.ODORF. FRANKEIN JENNINGS, Hreision. Alabama; Pharmary (I); Sigma Nu. • TERRENCE : I I (KNSF.N Huntsville AIiImiih. fh)W. • JAMES DAVID JERKINS. Birmingham, Alabama. Pre-Engineering (I); Della Sigma Phi. Tenth Row: • PATRICIA WN II KKINS. Il.i ■■ ■.. 1 .. AlaKaii.a. Hone E. • -n- • m. « I Zru Tau Alpha. • WILLIAM H JEKNK.AN «e«i.lon. Florida: Vetei nary Mcdi. n I hi dia 1 • HELEN B. JERVIS Decatur, ’Jrlaina; Home Ecoin.iiue. (3): Chi Omega. • Kl ITY JEANETTE IETION Humingbam. Alahama. Interior IVvign ll). • MARION jlrroji. Birmingham, Alabama: Interior Design PASCHAL JOHNS, JR SheMidd Mabama: giic Ml lu JOHNS. JK sfrfflield Alabaimi: giicullu.e (21 : Kappa NANCY ELVIS JOHNS, BiiminKhjin. Alabama; Edu.aliou 37 Fhm Row: • GARY HUDSON lollNSi.V. o.uLujiw. Alahaam Ekctrit i iny l i. • ALTON BIEOKD JOHNSON. C.tron.lle, Alabama; H.m..rw Administration (2). • ASHLEY DEI ANO JOHNSON I aFa .nr. Ala-Kama; Agriculture (2). • A( BRA JEAN JOHNSON, Auburn. Alabama; Sorter and Literature (2 ; l , Bela Phi. • BARBARA U KI NK JOHNSON. Birmingham, AUbaiu; Home Economic I . • CAROLE ANNE JOHNSON, Dot Inn, Alabama; Ait (IK Sf-OOXO Row: • CAROLYN LOUISE JOHNSON, H.tmmcham, Alabama: Education (11. • CHARLES B. JOHNSON. KaGranitr Crnrgia: Btliinris A.Im.ri.uiaiH.ii I); i iu K.i| i«.i Epsilon. • DORIS II NI I JOHNSON. Boar, Ala- lianu; Education (1). • EDNA ELIZABETH JOHNSON. Reel town, Alabama: Music cc. • EDWARD EARNEST JOHNSON, Mrmphit. Tent, core; P.c-E.ixmrc.in (IK • HARRY HOLMES JOHNSON M..� i-cnuiriy, Alaliama: Buiitww Adir.initliati'ui (2). Tiiim Row: • IIEI.GA JEAN JOHNSON. M nlyi.tiiciv Alabama. Horn, Econ -mir« • HERMAN JOHNSON M J : . Alab.ma: lb..................... Engineering 12). • JIMMY WAYNE JOHNSON Mrttlelon Mi A.cKitecturc • li • KENNETH HAROLD JOHNSON I • Louisiana Psy- chology (3); De'ta UpsiUm. • KENNEII1 NOI.AN JOHNSON. Dothan Alabama; ( .% Phi Drlla JktU • MARION Jl 1.1 A JOHNSON. I uikrgce, Alabama: Education I Koirrn Row: • MARY SUSAN JOHNSON. Dothan. .Alabama: Education 2); Alpha Delta PS • MINNIE LOI JOHNSON Woodstock Alabama; Ham I MYKA ANNE |1 Ml N'l 1� Alabama; Home Econo mi l la IVIta Delta. • |� lN B |OHNM ('rnlrriilV AUMaina; lluimeu Adiniimliation ‘I1 • PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON Auburn, Alabama Scienca and l it.- aiuie ; Alpha l).-lia Pi. • RALPH STEVEN'S STEVENS. JR.. Anniston. Alabama: ('brumal Engineering 2 . Fitth Row: • I.AVEI.1.1'. ROGER JOHNSON Eilrcliie. Alaba.ua; Pliarmacy I : • SAI.I.Y JEAN JOHNSON. Writ Point, (!eoiit..i Elementary Education 2): Delta Z«t... • SANDRA WILLI NA JOHNSON. Mac,..,. k„,«,a: v.rm. ami l.itr.atmc (3 ; A!|.l.a I . It-. P. • Mil II h JOHNSON Cocburn. Virginia; Education 13, • W'lLl.lAM RON'AI.D JOHNSON Btwmn Alabama: Industi ,.i Management 2 Delta Chi • WILLIAM SIGLIN JOHNSON. Birmingham. Alaht., ': Civil Lngincr ting 2 Sixth Row: • WILLIAM WALLACE JOHNSON laniiw.llr. Kn.lurks; Veterinary Medidnt (I). • CUE BERNARD JOHNSTON. Brundidge, Alabam• IV c-Dentistry , 2 ,. • HARVEY PORTER JOHN'S EON. Or.stk M.iUun.� ; Education (2). • JAMES HOOPER JOHNSION. jr t ..i , t. Ikiwncu Administration (2): I beta Chi • JERRY MACK JOIINSION I ■ . . I ■ , M tb.n, I . i:t till.- . • 1)1 NN IS JER VI l� JOINER Tarrant, Alabama; Mechanical Emiiucctine (3 St its til Row: • GRACE I I 1 Mil.III JOINER OpeKIta Alabama; Home Economic' (2). Delta Zcia. • JAMES VAN JOINER Sybcatma Alabama ftm M-sisjyrmr.it |, • ALISON JONES Auliurn. Alaliama: Science and Literature (2). • ARTHUR DF.WAINE JONES. Chickasaw, Alabama Prc-Engineering I . • ARTHUR LOMAX JONES, ....... IVe-Engit.. • t KN CLAYTON JONES I tstn a Elect t teal Engineering (3). Kt-siirit Row: • CHARLES RICHARD JONES. JR.. Talladega. Alalu.ua. Clienmal Engineti,i (3). • CHARLES W Jt ni s Monlxomciv, i.,i.............. t:„,i Eneit, ri..,e s.vina P . l.| ,i‘«n • DOYI.E l E.ARSON JONES Au-bun. Ablunta: Chemistry 11,; Pin Gamma Delta. • PRANK STEWARD JONES IK Hapeville, Georgia; Mechanical Engineering 2 • GIRAUI I HFII.KR JONES. Wondvillc. M,� uippi; Aicbitectu.e I sie.ua Nu. • HENRY TURNER JONES. Mobib a: i ima I I I . Ninth Row: • HERBERT IIILL JONES. Birmingham. ALiK.m.i; Pit--MaiiaeriiK.it (2). • HOMER WILLIAM JONES Jaeksoi II, I oiida; Pre-Eng (2). • JANE MAKCAREI JONES. Montgomery. Alabama: Art I • JANET MARIE JONES. Geneva Alabama; Education I • JANICI JONES Montevallo. Alabama; Education (2 : Phi Mu • JOB 11 ARLES JONES. Mobile. Alabama; Pre-Engineering li’: Lambda Chi Alpha Tivni Row: • JOHN HOLMS JONES. Clanton. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I). • JOHN RONALD JONES. Bi.nimtthain. Alabama: Pre-Dentistry • LEROY FLETCHER JONES. A.itaueaville. Alabama: Agricultural Admit uttatinn ('!, • LEWIS N'EI) JONES. Catania. Georgia; Business Administration Kappa Alpha. • LOYL HILL JONES JR Mnhilr. Alabama; Pharmacy (3i • MARY FAR I.ETON JONES. Oak Rider. Tennessee; Seienec and Literature (2); Chi Omega. cilhderqra3uates AUB URN UNIVERSITY 3 7 l'iK� r Kov� , y4 FKK.lt (ONI S t M'nrvAlabama: Agricultural Ktiyincciing ; Lire • MK mm I WARREN JONES Port hm, Alabama trical Engi • NAl ;i RN . IpNES, IK r«M«4co , Alabama; Ph I I nil«II s iii.i (H i. • RICKEY NEWELL JONE-V Svlacusiya Alabama I • uil Ma ipnnil . Pi Kappa Phi • ROBEK1 PORRtSl IONCS Mimlic.......... .Mai-a...... miriiltun I I Xi. • ROBER I S'pi NC JONES. JR.. Wert Point. Georgia Building Construe lion (I I'i Kappa Alpha. Sr.coM Rom . • roderic A JONES. Chickasaw. Alabama; Industrial Management .’i. • RONALD CHARLES IONF-S. Biiuiiugluun. Alabam.i: Business Vliiiini.ti.H in, • KONAI.I) EI.DR1DGI JONES. Thtorfmr. Ala- Administration . • RONALD McBRYDE JONES Miinlowim. Alabama; Business Administiation (2): I’lii Della 'I licla. • SALLY ELIZABETH JONES. Mm'm • • Alabama Science and Literatim t‘ u Omega • SIDNEY ANN JONES, Clanton, Al Seerrlaiial Training (I). I'uin- Rom; • STANLEY PITI lONES, Dalcville, Alabama: IVc EngiiKcnng (I). • TOMMY MACK JONES. Linden, Alabama; BumIXM Administration Sigma It. • WANDRA DELORIS JONES, Auburn, Alabama; Art : • WARREN TOLMAN JONES, Montgomery, A'obama; Science and I it. atm. : Della I an Delta. • WII.I.IAM PEYION JONES. JK., Vutaugasdlc. Alahsir-a; lluiiiwn Admimitralion (2 • BARKSDALE JORDAN .............. A’ahama; Pee-Engineering (I); Sigma Xu. I.•min Row: • CAROLYN 1.1 It,II JORDAN. Montgomery. Alalaana: Education (C; Delta Della Delta. • DEWEY HERMAN JORDAN, Mobile, Alabama: Pha unary (2 . • RUPERT C. JORDAN, Voiavia, Alabama; Mechanical Eng • WENDELL HERMAN JORDAN, Centre. Alabama; hioiiH.. Administratim 1 • WILLIAM OARKY JORDAN. Monroeville. i • MARVIN MILAM JULICII Dcentu Alabam.i; Agiicultuic 13. Fii iii Kuiv; • PAI I Mil AM JULICII, Decatui Alabama: Apiculture (3 . • CEORGI ROBERl ll'MONF.II.1.1 M.d.i'. A .................. WK,ir.-«..r.- . • VIRGINIA DALE JCMPKK. Ai.bsi.n. Maban Pi Beta Phi. • I I I iN JUNG Elirauetb. Ness Jeises; Ihisiness Admi • I KKY DOYI.E JUSTICE. Geneva. Mamma Advert King Design (I). • EDIV Klt JOHN KAISER I • I-■ Alabama; Pre-Engineer mg (I); Theta Clii. Sivih Row: • MKTl M l. ALBERT KAISER, Etbeita, Alabama; Mechanical Egm itecring • BARRY FRANK KATONA, Pensacola. Florida; Industrial M - Alpha I psilo i • KENNTIi BRY AN K AY Deralnr. Alabama: Clteimeal l.neuirriing. • SAMI KI. KARA Et KAYF. Coluu Inis Mississippi Architecture I Sigma Mpha Epsilon • SANDRA ItEVERLY KAY. Auburn Alabama: Education • 11 • ROBERT THOMPSON KF.ARI.F.Y. At more. Alabama: Fswcstiy (3). SULMH Rom • DAVID KAWI.h KKKNS. Mobile, Alaluir..- Business Administration III; I'i K Ipi'-s nil • VII AK'I M ARNS Mobile, Alabama: Srirnee .11 l.itei slinr Pi Kapisa I’lii. • SARAH FT.I.I N KEEN.. Blnniiigliui i MaKtipa: Science and Lilrratiiie (2); Oii Omega • ROBERT WADI'. KEENAN Mihile. Alabama: S« lersec ai d l.iteiatme l'2i; $imn.i Chi. • IHtNAEI) MAI.('OI.M KEENE. Dsvto-s.s li.aeli l.michs. Zooa gy 3), Sigma Nu. • ROBERTA EMILY KEBNY Lake Ccuno, Florida; Home Economics TI. I i ,liill Ross : • JOHN LEAVIS KEISER. JR.. Birmingham, AMaun, Forestry 1 . • ] l IAN ANN Kl.llll IVI! City, Alabama; Education 2 . Ph M i • ROBERT RALPH Kill II Biimmgbarn. Alabama; Agricultural Engi- , a nine 2 : Iblta Chi. • WII.I.IAM FERRY KEIIII Ceneva. Alabama: St.......nd Lite aturs I • AVERET1 JEFFERY KELLEY Ms Building Construction i • BEBE D. KELLEY Gadtdcn Al.sti.inia: lloene Economic (I). Ninth Row: • MARY LINDI.EY KELLEY, Birmingliam. Alabama; Education (2): Kappa Delta • PHILLIP GRAHAM KELLEY, Birmingham Alabama; Administration 2 • FHOMAS PATRICK KELLEY, H ham Alabama: Pre-Management l • WILBUR BAKER KELLEY Mario i Jiiiisio.ii Al.ibaiisa; Aeiisultui.il Enginreiing 1). • DON.N KOBIKI KELLY. Albany, Georgia; Science and l.iteiatsiir (I); Theta i • KENT JOHNSON KELSO, Montgomery Alai , S leocc and I it, rat sire (2): Lamlxla Chi Alpha. Tr. tii How: • CAROL DARLEEN KEMP Birmingham Alabama; Home Economics Delta Zeta • MARY B. KENDEI.E. Bin.iingl A .1 II nics I . Delta Delta Drlu • IAMES DANIIT. KENDRICK. Manama; Advertising Design I). • LARRY E. KENDRICK, ADIiama; Electrical FTiglneering (2). • JAMES FARE hi NAMER. Auburn. Alabama: Biologs (2). • ANCF.I. A COR IN NT; KIN-NF.DY. Alexander City. Alabama; Chemistry (I); Alpha Omieron Pi. 373 Foist Row: • BILL KENT KENNEDY. Aniiivton. .UiUnu. Kl«liicil Engineering . •; � i Kappa Plii. • EI.EANOR KENNEDY. Foley. Alabama. Sect, ta.ial Training i 1 . • H AROLD KENNEDY. JR.. Annin. ■ Maahma Mtcktaictl Engineering (2): DHu Chi. • HI'BERT VAN KENNEDY. JR. Un i v Mahama: n -EMiiiNriiM( I : Signs Phi Eptiloct • 01.1.IF. I). KKNNE.DY. |K Mnliilr. Kuiinm Admiimtration I : Alplu Gamma Rim. • WILLIAM (I, KENNEDY, Birmingham Alabama; Buti-nco Adminivtralion 2); Sirma 1 1.1 F.pvitnn. Sr.coNo Row: MARION KENNKIKEI.L Savannah. Georgia: Industrial Management • WARREN . KENT. Kuminjlum. Alaluiaa; Veterinary Medicine 21: .Alpha IM. • WILLIAM CLARK KENT. Shawmut. Alabama; Mathe-mai.e, i| Kappa A'pha Order. • 1 1111. EMERSON KEOWN Am nion Manama Civil Engineering (2); Delta CM. • KITRIC STANTON KERNS Birmingham A’ahama: Pre-Vrtrrinarv (1); Alpha Tan Omega • BRENDA JOY’CF. KF.RR. Mobile. Alabama; Pvyrhology (2). Turn. Row: • MARC.ARE r SI 1. KERSIIAW. Gail Ieii, Alahan... F-ne.isn lanputr. J... • HERMAN EUGENE KESLF.R. Bi.minekam. .Alahama; Electrical Ei.su.crime Cl:. • VICTOR PAUL KESTER. Birmingham. Alabama; Ruuneu Administration (3); Lambda Chi AIpF-a. • JOHN LLOYD KE.Ys '.■'Ijrepoe , Alabama: Electrical Engineering (.' . • VICTOR YOl SEI KHASHAIH RIAIY. IIe.r.1, Lebanon: Pre-Engineering I • DOUGLAS KEIIII KIDD. Almiiantr, Panama; Cbcmivtiy (2); Tan Kappa Eiptilnu. Povitii Row: • LYNEITK KIDD. Clrihleitburg. Alahinu; ll.n.ie Economics |3 . • S. CHARLES KIKRCE. Milion. Florida: BioJogv (3); Alpha Gamma Rho. • JAMES EDWARD KII.I.KGKEW Newton. Maltt.ua; Civil Engineer... 31. • MACK I.EON KII.I.EGREW. Crugcr. Miuienppi; Vctrrina.v Mrdieine (I Alpha I’.i. • GERALD WARREN KILLIAN. Fort I’avne. Alabama; Electrical CnjpaeeriM M • KAREN SI I KM I IAN Birmingham. Alabama Srience and Literature (I). Firm Row: • JAMES IIF.NRY KILPATRICK Prattville. .Alabama. PI� � h (It. • JIM M. KILPATRICK, OiK-lika. Alabama; Pre-Law (3). Kappa Sigma. • JOHN ROBERT KII.P.ATKICK. Birmingham. Alabama; Kutiir« Ad- titini.tr..tn.n I I). • WILLIAM GLENN KILPATRICK. Geneva. Malttina, Br.ti.ieAv Arln.in rtration (1 • LARRY DOUGLAS KIMBROUGH. Tuccuinbia. Al.ihan.a; Aeimilini.il Education (2): Alpha Gamma Kho. • BOBBIE JEAN KINCAII). Atlanta, (ieorgia; Home Eeoivonuce I); Alpha Otnicron Pi. Sixth Row; • BRENDA JOYCE KING. Ili.nlvvillc. AlaUaina: Education (11; Alpha Gamma Delta. • 1.1.17.Mil. I II KING. Selma. .Mahama. Education 2); Delta Della Delta. • FRANK CATE KING. Birmincham. Alabama; Chemical F.ngmf-cnng I l; Sigma Chi. • J. WII.I.AKD KING. B.rming-l“'� - Alabama; Pre-Engineering ill. • PAMELA J! Nl. KING. Auburn. Alabama: Secretarial Trsimng 2): Zeis Tau Alpha • wii.i.iam T. bING. Dalton. Georgia; Phatinarv (3': Theta Xi. Sav mii Row : • OLIVER DOWLING KINt.M.EY. JR.. Ozark. Alabama; Pre-I ng I • VIRGINIA BARTLETI KINGSLEY Flore nee. Alabama; Ait 11); Alpha Gamma Delta. • SARA AA'ILHELMINA KINZI K Birmingham. Alabama; Educ.it on (2); Chi Omega. • BESSIE KIRBY S Ala luma; Education i J Kami Delta. • RANGE ALBEKI KIRBY. Wrrlt.v-ee, Alahi.na; E.leetrical F.n si nerring (3). • JOYCE, KIRK liickc- er, Alabama; Home Economic (I). Eioiitii Row; • JON PAI 'I. K IK KII AM Bitininghan. Alabama A'eieritiatv Medicine (21; Alpha Pvi. • BARBAR A JO KIRKI .AND, Newville. Alalutna; Education I • DANIEL L. KIKI.AND. Bi mtnchani. Alabama; Agriculture (3). • I.YNDA KAY KIRKPATRICK. Auburn. Alabama; Science and Literature (1). • CIIAKI.ES liENRV KIR I I. AND III Mobile, Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering (S). • HENNO K1VIRANNA, East Meadow, New Y'ork: Ruiinew Adminirtiation (3); Pi Kappa Phi. Ninth Row: • NORMAN N. KI.ASl |R Pollvtown. Pctincvlva'iia Erluration • IKED Si KLECKLEY. IK.. American Georgia; Mathematic 1 AlpF-a Tau Omega- • TIMOTHY DAVID KLOPFENSTF1N. Milton llorida: Pl.� « i • BARBAR A JO KNKillE. Birmingham, Alabama; Education (2 • HARRY' E. KNIGHT. JR CJolurnbu Georgia: Civil Engineering 2 Sigma Alii ha Epsilon • JIMMY NELSON KXlGHT, Wadle) A hut ■'• •-•Engineering (2): PM Gamma IXIt.i Tr.Mil Row: • JOY JEROME KNIGHT Outer Mongolia: Under ...ter Backet Weaving I ; Sigma Xu • MAR IIIA ELIZABETH KKlGlU A.Mord Alabama; Mini. l i;Zeta lau Alpha. • CHARLES WRIGHT KNIGHTON Montgomery. Alabama; Ku.lnex Adn.iniitiatii.it I . • BRI CE DONALD KNODF.L, Chickasaw, Alabama; Architecture (3); Sigma Nu. • BILLY NATHANIEL KNOWLES Rive. View, Alabama; Science and Litrr.ituir (1 • M ARILYN ANNE I II KNOX Alieevillr. Alabama; Pre-Dent..try (I); Kappa Delta. cLCii3crqr 'aduates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 374 Fiaar Row: • THOMAS W LTER KNOX, III. I Alabama; B Vdtainiti ration Alpha 1'iu Oi • Mill RUSSELL KOHL, I. -, . ' -I • «; Prr-I.aw • WILLIAM KOMINOS Ozark hhmu Prr-I i� : Kappa Sign • • I'OSIIIKO MINIM), l«b«. : ■ • DOROTHY EUGENI KOOIMAN I n ■•■•!. Florida M I dural • WILLIAM ANTHONY KOPCHO |R Mia ion Viiginia Budding Cnrotruetion I Sigma Nu. Sioisn Row • IACQUKLYN NN KORN KG A V 1 urn Mjfanu; IIohk EcoMola I • WILI.I VM 1.1 1.1.M M'RNM.W I� • -iI ■- Vdininh at ion Delta I an Della. • MICHAEL KOSOLAFOFI V.ilnjin Vlabai Setrn nd Litcratur. • JERRY KOS'IK LF.CKY. SUvr.liill, Alabama; Eleetiiral I. .«■ I • GEORGE E. KRAFT, (.'ullmin. Atilonu; Vetcrinai Mrdicine fi): Alpha ISi. • EVELYN HUGHES KRAMER, Aaatxi r t. • i n.. s- i I if • . • lure. (2). imin Row: • RICHARD PAUL KRAMER II mi Via ban Eketriral Engineer- • RICHARD ALAN KRAUSI Bit..........than M il . i hrmical i iiapp ITi • HENNING KROM n : Via- ina; I Engineering • PETER I KUCRS llunttviie ihan , Pir.NI.uMm rnl I • GOPI Kl MAR Cot Mahan i I Engineering - • fOM KEITH Kl ’hl Ml M.l , |.:i Payne AUImiiia: Bu.ir.o. .Vilmimvlraiinn 3, . Alpli.i Gamma Rho. Foiiith Row: • PATRICIA v.w LAGEN Coiurabu .......... Laboratory Technology 1 • I. N M VURICK LAKE. Phenix Cn Mabama Po M I....... • I • RAI I II CLEMENTS I hl I...x i n� Vbban I mm - rme I. • J.vSlE.N MWI.IV I. Will Wi iim.i Mkimippi; In. M I (2). • NELSON BRADFIELD LAMB. IK West En line I • ANNA MARION LAMBER ! Birmingham. Mahan...; Hunir Kronmnir.y (II; h,ipi .i A’pha Thela. Finn Row: • |ANE1 CAROI LAMBER1 M■ adt.. Mabama Education : • l )Y I FAYI LAND ( ............ I................. • x r F.I.IZABI III LAND. Montgomery Mai i I1 nae. I . • ELMER H I. VMM XX V. ■ Point M Vlpl I' • IVMIS DAN I El I.VNDLRS, (lirenwood, Miuiuippi; ilu.inct. Adniini lr.ilM a ,1). Sixth Row: • IIMMY HOWARD I ANDERS, Talladega. Alatxuru; Pic-Emrfncrring • STEPHEN RONALD LANDERS Highland llorar, Mabama; Agricultural Admit Iraiioi 2). • THOMAS FRED LANDERS lluntaville, i i ria Chi • BOB I LANDING- IIAM. Furl Walton Beach. Manila: I'lfArlni Itrv Mr,hour : Alpha I'.i • SAM CLYDE LANDMAN Bi in ■..■ . m Mabama Education Kappa Sigma. • LINDA FAY I M Gadrden, MaIuiiu; Education (3); Pi llrl.i PI,:. Sht.vtm Row: • RICHARD DONALD LANE I • ... New York; Pre-Law I). • WIICELER rilOMAS LANGFORD Langdal MaUinia; For a I • 1:11 I O LANG 1.1 Y oli i . Gr. ig ■; Ed it ci • Gl ORGI GRFiGORY LANGLEY Vnnixlon. Malania: Eng ncering 2i: Drltn Chi. • |, RANDOLPH I.AM ;|.EY. IL, K uu; Civil Kiieinrrrinj; Sigma • MICHAEI EDWIN LANGLEY, Mobile, Alabama; I'rr-Fnginrern.g (I). Etonnr Row; • SANDRA ANNI LANGSTON M II i o • Alabama S....... and Liteia- .. .. I • GEORGI WILLIAM I.ANIF.R |R llouvion iVrchh lecture I : Kappa Alpha. ® MARION s I ( V' I.ANIER .... Rahim, inn • MARY ll l LANIER lalladega Va-ban Science and Literaiun - Kappa Delta. • KOBKK1 FREEMAN I VNiER. Writ I’.. Gro I I’rr-I n ......... I Kappa Alplia. • MINNII LINDA LANKFORD i: . ... Vlabanu Edue......... Alpha O'..icon I'i. Ninth How: • WILLIAM PRESTON LARDENT, Mabama; Elect ical ...... . Delta Sigma Ph • WILLIAM V I I I LARGEN Ootlrwal rei Fore.tr 3 • VNN IIARRIF.1 LARIMER llney- inun. A1 llama: Elrnunurx F.dunation I : A'pha Gamma Delia • REI -!:| N It VRD LARISCY IR Savannah. Gnucii; Intciior Doirn I , Phi Gamma Della • LENNOX WILSON LARRIMORE, Diekinwm. Alabama Pre-Mcd nr I). • JANE LASSETER. Caebdcn, .Mabama; Education (I); Alpha Delta I’i. Trjrrii Row: • JAMES DANIEL I.AsMTI.R W.-t Palm I-... b, Florid..: Building Con- I ( • J VMI S K' JBLR I LA I II V.M. P« Florida; Pre-Ei Sigma Nu. • FRANi lx |i ix| I'll LAUBEN- HIM Mohil. Inn Kuxii u Adi n hi ration I • CHARLES LF.SI.il I M l F KDAI.E MlamvviMr Mabama Elrctn.al Engineering . ij, • JESS COX LAUGIII.lN. Fairlirld, Alabama; Elcctiii .1 F.iiKiuceriinc :3). • J MFS LAWRENCE LAUNSEN. Dunedin, Floeida; l'l,armac ’ (3). 375 Fust Row; • HOMER CLYDE LAVENDAR, IR.. Ariton, Alabama; Phnla (2 . • ROllF.Rl EDWARD I WENDAK. Montgomery, Alabama; Prc-Engiiieet- ing (I.'. • MAR I IN I.Ol IS I. AVI NFL MontgotllCiy, AltPUMi Buiinctl AdminiM ration I • HUGH CLYDE LAW. Sit . Cone, Alaabma Pre-Matnigrtnent I . • CONNIE SUE I.U'KIMI III. mingham. AI..I : Eduotioa : In Mu. • FI.OKI.NC I. ( KISI.F.K LAWRENCE. Calhoun, Corgi ; .Sn-iu.iii.il Training 2i. Sicovu Row • THOMAS WESLEY i.auki.ncl, JR. %..t .« k.m. Florida: ClirriiM.il Engineering iii; B U Pi, • CECIL RAY LAWSON MinU'iinriy. A'abinu; Forevtry li • VICKY AI.KX LAWSON. Cdinbiis, Georgia; Education (I i. • DAVID LAY. Huntnilh-. Ala wim; Education (2): Sigma Chi. • DORIS L.ANT.I.I.I. I.AVION. I'.ni.-: |i i-. Alabama; Sr in we anil I.iteiatuir (III. • JAMBS, BOYD I. A LNIIY. Auburn, Alabama. Sricucr .mil Lilriaturr (3); Theta Xi. Tiiim Row; • WILLIAM WAYNK I.AZKNBY. Opelika. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (I); Alpha Tau Onagga • MARVIN CLYDE LEAK Ri .Alabama; Electrical EariMHIM (3). • MACK NAUC11ER LEATII Centre. Alabama; Agiiru'tural Adminixtratioti ( l|; lie la l‘i • EMALY’N C. Lr.ATIIF.RS, Aumdalr Eilalo. Cruigia: Budnetv Education (2;: Alpha Omicron Pi. • ARCIIIE CONTELON LEBRON R. kl..r.L Alabama; Chcmbtiy 'M. • JERRY NELSON LEDBETTER Decatur. Alabama; Mrcha-iiral Engineering 21; Theta Chi. FOURTH Row: • LARRY’ I.OL'IS LEDBF.TTER. Eavt Tallutee, Alahama; Binmerc Ad-minittration (I). • LOUIS ANN I.EDBF.'ITKR. Tillawee, .Alabama; Ait (21. • TERRY SORRELL LEDBETTER. .................. Atabauu; lorcM.v I). • SAMUEL EDWARD LEDF.R Miami. Ito.ida: Vctc.ina.. M..II-fine Cj); OiiK-ga Tau Sigma. • CLIFTON M NNKI.EE LKDYaRD. Montgomery. Alabama; Buwnrw Adrainiitration I) • ALBERT VI LEN LEE. Montgomery, AE-vErna; FTectrical Engineering (3); I beta Chi Firm Row: • BE1.VA LEE. St. Cloud. Florida; Education 12. • DAVID ARTIII K I.KK. Birmingham, Yl.ibima; Butinew Adrainivtralion (I , • HOWARD CHARI.ES LEE, 1R Anniston. Alabama; Building Corntiuction (G. • JAMES MICHAEL LEE. Dotlian. Alabama; Architecture (I). • JERRY DONALI) LEE. 1-aFayeltr. Alabama; Burincu Adminivtration (3). • JOHN ALDWIN LEE. Sum met dale, Alabama; Agricultural Science (2 . Sixth Row: • JOHN DICKERSON LEE, JR.. Annbton, Alahama; Bud new dminiv nation (I); Della Chi. • JOHN WII.KIE LEE. Rnlrertvtlalc. AUb.ma; Education (2). • JULIA AN'N I.F.E. Rnd n. Alabama; Home Lcomitnic 'I). • JUDITH LICRETIA LEE. Gutbden. Alabama; Pharma, v 1 . Zeta Tan Alpha. • MAX WAYNE I.F.E. Danville, Alabama; Elect i a a! Engineering (2). • OLIVIA JANE I.EE, lliintvville, Alabama; Pharmacy (J . SttT-MH Row; • ROBERT WESLEY I.EE. R..r..t.dalr, Alabama; Pir-Enginerm.- I • SY’I.VIA SUMNER I.F.E. Union Spnngv. Alabina; llonie Economic .2 ; Kappa Delta. • FIIOMAS DALE LEE, Pel! City. A ibau.a l latiiLwv I). • i'OBY WAYNE LEE. Dntlun, Alabama; Pic Enginrrriiig 1 • WAYNE JAMES I.EE Town Cteek. Alabama: Pr -Veterinni Medicine (1). • LINDA M. I.F.ECEK Albany. Georgia; Aicliitectu.e I); I'l i Mu. Eiohtii Row: • BETIV I.F.CC. Ch-ekav.tw. Alabama: Education 2). • JAMES KEIIII LF.GG. Birmingham. Alabama; Mrchaniv.il Engineering 2. • WILLIAM GORIMIN I.EHNERT, Lawieneeburg. TenneJtee. Pre-Engineei ii g I . • NANCY I.YN I.EHOTAY Columbui, Georgia; Art I ; Phi Mu. • JYMES BRAXTON LENOIR. Jcmivon. Alabama: Pre-Management 1 • JOHN ALEXANDER LEO, HI. Media, Penntylvania; Pie-Engineeting (I); Delta Sigma Phi. Ninth Row: • NOEL LEON, Montgomery, Al.ib.mta. Ptycho'ogt -2); Delta Tau Delta. • CHARI.ES THOMAS LEONARD, Sparc... IV.mewe. , I.............. Doigi. (I). • JOHN 11. LESTER. Knlcrriii.e. Alabama: Veterinary Medeine Alpha Cainma Rhgi. • WILLIAM DrORSEA I.EVIK. Centievillc, Alabama: llutingu Adminiftration (3). • BENTON CLIFFORD I.EWIS. Binning-Itam, Alabama; MedlUiol Ktigineetityg (3). • CECIL O. LEWIS, too. South Carolina; lilecnie.il Engineering (3); Tau K.i|i| a Epvilon. Tr.vni Row: • CHARLES ROGER LEWIS. Eight Mile. A'abama: Pre-F-ngncing I • I.V AN ( II YRI.I.S LEWIS Auburn. Alab.mia; llunnm Administration (3); Kappa Sigma. • F'OY KYLAN LEWIS. Andaluda. Alalunia: Aero-nautical Engineering (2); Delta Upvilon • GARY’ I.Y’NN LEWIS. Blounts-ville, Alab.m.; c,,m,.,l Engineering (2). • JAMES ROBERT LEWIS, Tanner, Alalutna; Chemical Engineering (2); Phi Kappa ‘Ian. • LINDA CAROL LEWIS, fa ttonv ond. 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I PIV '• • I IMIMI HIW08 A08I • HO)f 'Mill | Itj IIUIMIII() rij«||y ; y) IKM1 ■ • I a “ m A'iSQNI l i l 11 AOf • .1 I A “' -.I A'dSQNn s:i(K) A8 IV ) • I • I i :«imy xasasn mihu samviip . i m � i A ifl AVSdKIl IO.)l IOM ) • 11 '• A •' 11 N - P r Ai—nv «’i , ‘io n th i s:inols iohv .) . l.l -■ 1| i,| li;l u ii|v np | lniiB( | 'ui.npiu!! Vi ll i Of A 1.1 HI H •� n« S' m; ,| | ■■ -o ■'!• I ' I' A ••‘•’.I-' II 1811 N i l III • ............pv mpg ininupiv iui- |. uuiiii.| ’811 wTI vvu MA IIIV • I ■wwsnpa I' A ' ' •• • II N3IH31 l W w aivaao • - . s ..............,,| -.in% mtamn si.w.n JCOSMOVI IIIIVVN • ••• ''I'iv o SIAI'J'I A )8 18 11108 • • oranrt|,| .mu.,in ifuuiin siw’.l IS3MNV3 I8HIOH • Finer Raw: • PETE ANTHONY LORINO. Birmingham. Mifumi: Pre-Engineering Phi Epsilon. • GERALD EMBART I.OTT. JR.. I tfinx I • PF.RMF.I.IA I.OTT. Ulcipiiw. i ChiOi----- • WILLIAM JOHN LOUNSB RY, Indi.inaiiolii Indiltu; Matlirnt.tt:« - I . Alpha Tin Oinrci. • BOBBA 1 11 1 ........ v ■ • SUSAN KATHRYN LOVELACE. I'rnucn'a, Floridi: Home F nnnmfi (2 . SrcoNii Row: • CAROL ANN LOVELL. Eden. Alabama: iVwliolojr I • JOSEPH THOMAS I.OVOY. Birmingham. iMilunu: Butiimt Adminittration T1 • ROBERT EDWARD LOW DI R Montgomery. Al.ili.im. : Rutinru Admin- I): Sigma Nil. • LINDA FRANCES LOWE Dothan Alabama; Home Economics l Upln Omicron Pi. • vu.LY jl Nl l. I.owi Bnena Vnta, Gtorgii; Education 1 . Kappa Della. • GERALD WAYNI LOWERY. Tkonanillc, Alaalmia; Mn'lumtil Engineering (J): Sigma Nu I'ii nui Row : • (AMES GASTON LOWERY Bcneint Alabama Education (2). • SHIRLEY MAUDE LOWERY Geraldine. Alahama; Home Etwomki 1 • | MEs koi.i K I I.OW RY Nouw’ga. Alabama: Psydiology 2 • M KY ELIZABETH LOWRY D................. Educate • ERNEST LAMES LUCAS. Minin, Alabama; Agricultural Education 2 • WILLIAM HOWARD LUCAS AntfeU Georgia; Education 2 FotaTH Row: • | A All v WILLIAM LUKER JR Brewton .................. FanUty II • AIAKY CATIIRYN LI KER Goodwatei Alabcui . Educatio • ROBERT l)AA ID LI MAN. Mnnttmm. AUbami: Pre-Engincering 1 • DONALD FRANKLIN LUMPKIN Rockouit. Geoegu; Pirn I gi nee ring I • RAY C. 1.1 PIER Svlarauca. Alabama: Ed in iti. PiK ipa Alpha • PATRICI a asm LI SCO M.............. 1 B 00k Al •..... . Ldiir.itmn (2). Finn Row: • ROBER1 EDWARD LI 1 IK ftm o Pfayrici • • LEWIS PAI I. LYLE. Fairfield. Alabina Erfruatinn t • VICTORIA Al AKI A LYLI lluntu a:. a • I ' Mj S PHILLIP EYNt II Arlinglnt Virginia; I 1 g 1 I 1 . Pi Kappa Phi. • ROBERT t'KAlt. LYNCH. Leaington. Kentucky Veterinary Medicine t ; Onrci I 01 Sigma • DAVID LYON Atlanta. Georgia; Pin 1 mao (2 Sigma 11 SiAttt Row: • RICHARD l.l fit s I.YOA Aul-nm. Alabama; Seienee arid l.iteratiare (I); • JAMES WILTON LYONS Birmingham, Alabama; Pre-Engineering 1 • CRAWFORD DOUGLAS MABEI Birmingham. AUbnma; Aduuniilratioa I • JAY I MABREY Mobile Matnim: Chemical Rnginn Sigma Chi • Al KA' PALMIRA MACKE un Alabama Science and Literature 1 . • GAVF.NDOLYN II AN M.ACKl'.A . Atlanta. tieoigia; llenie F.r� n� miei (2): Delta Delta Delta. Sf.AT.Nlll ROW: • NANCY ANNE MACON. WVltfiipV Alabama. S. ,gme ...I Lite talut e T); DdU Delta Deltt. • WILLIAM EUGENI MACON Andaluua Alabama: Civil Engineering I • DAKKA’I. I). MADDOX, Vernon. Ala bama; Pharmacy 2). • DONALD WAYNE MADDOX. Child nbuig, Alabama: Pre-Engineering I • ROBERT W.AI.KI R MADDOX P.W.; Road Al han 1 Bi • Adminlttratioa 2) • AIICHAEI. GLENN AIAGII.L. Rmnktvillr, Floriel.t: I’r. Engine rung (I); Phi Gamma Delia. r.niiiii Row: • DONALD WAYNE MAGNUSSON. Ardmore. AUbami; Pie-Engineering I • SUSAN III All 1 11 M Ml All I A l; . . , A I II.. Kronnm... I •; • Cl ARL.NCi. BERNARD MAHONEY. Mobile. Alakimt: Pi • MARIAS MAIIORN R M A S I raining i tlpha Delta P • I AMES S AlAis Al.dole. Alalrama Cliemiea Engineering I •; Alima Tin Omega • ROBERT Al AIK Fairlmi Alabama Steel 1 . ■! Engineering (1 Ninth Row: • WILLIAM 1 Aiil MAJOR ll Lebanon rennewe Engineering 1 • niEORDORE FRANKLIN MALLORY. Fort I Bum ire • Adminiilrolion 2 Delta Fan Delia • IEROME Al Al I r A • Wyoming Pre-Mediriat I • JOHNNY LEI MALONI Red fim A’al A u Medicin. 2 • LINDA EL AIM MALON I llortoi Abbai - Chi Omega. • |AMES WARD MALOY Lnterpriie. Alabama: I learn vary (2). Trsrrt Row: • oils JAY MANAR Fair field, Alabama: Chemical Engineering (3); Sigma Pi. o RF.UBF.N CLEVELAND MANASOO IK Birmingham Alabama; Indailria Manacrmcai 1 • CHARLES ALBERT AlANOA IK Hi:mil eham. Alabama; Electrical Engineering (2 . • PHILLIP it� HN MANGINA. B . .. Pre-Vet...... M..... I • LORIM ASS MANISCAKO Brrmingham Alabama II- r I., w.antra 11. • Al MtA MANI A'. Eairh« |� e Alabama; Drama (2). CL Cndaxji u3ua tes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 378 Fust Row: • ROBERT IKXnk MANLY Da’ton .....................ab Induttrbl Miiti|rauDl I •..iixi.i Chi Mi.I • CLIFTON 1)1.1.1. MANN «� (n Cow k■ • 1.1' Uibanu i ■ ndix • FLGHNI 11 KM.K MANN. III. ( dai Blulf. ............ Biumna Adminittration I . • JAMES I HOMAN MANN. Alrx.mdri (tin. IiIkuii� : Textile Miiuigmoil ll; PS Kappa Phi. • IUH I K M I s MANN Mob a; Horn Economics I . Alpha Della I' • MARIANNE MANN, BSnniagluun, Ala Inm.i: it (21: iMpla Oinicron Pi. Smomi Row: • REBECCA $1 i MANN A’exandei C3i Mai aaa Sn eta I I ainia I . • VICTOR MARTIN M N lAmartu tit . Florida: Pn-Cai I) u H • KENNETH LLOYD MANNING Sooutboro Alabama P i I I • RON Nil MANOSKl Biooloid. ' 1 u ■. In ; . || Management • LESLIE BECK MANSFIELD. Morgan (i. «.rr .i; Hi.' ini' Adm.ni'i.aiinn Kappa Sign.... • MARTHA ANN MAPLES IVinlidd Alabama; Malhematidf 1 . I KIM Row: ♦ i.k (DY X i || MAR M VN I on la ......... I • mPI� w 1 • STEVEN JOHN MARTI REAt («,iiioi. South Cootina i i I [inrniiiR I • LARRY JOHN MARCIIESSF.AC. Atlanta. ...... . I1.- -I ..c I • t IROL ANN MARCO Daphni .� bama: Sr iron and Li.... 2). • EDITII MARINA MARKOVIC Mobile Alabama Education I . • |OIIN THOMAS MARLAR, MtMa i blanu; Cixil Krgineeiing (3). Foiatit Row: • 1:1 K 11 N l I M I MARSH Moatt...................... laUania Prt -M- I • it • • JAMES WESLEY MARSH I’. imth Alabama; Electrical • LOMAX MaRSII • ■ • ■ •. x . Alai ma Edncaliot • MICKEY l� l n MARSH Mont x. Art • saraii jane marsh. m...ii . i . .1 . . 11..«..«..1 1.. t pi • ann 1 MARSHALL Raiiuville, Alabama; I .ahoratoi v IVcIlllolligx (2J. Filin Row: • MARY FRAN( in MARSHALL Aubu Mabama: lionir Economics Mi. Omit Pi. • PHILI II NN N i | ARSII ALL. Gi M.i„„ . M«l 1,11:,1.11. IV 1 • STEVEN EDWIN I ARSII Ml Xd.ini.i (0.1: 1.1. Htoirirw Adminivlfali'.’i 1 l..mitwia Chi AlpliJ. • BENJAMIN CARLOS MARTIN. III. Brewton, Alabama; Pre-Law I); • BILL!I MARI ARE! MARTIN. Birmingham. Alai a; Ed.M.......... • CHARLES Klin MARTIN rutcuatbia Alabama; Electrical Engineering 2); Pi Kappu A'pha. Simn Row: • ill XKM till LOUISE MARTIN. Montaoiaci) Alabama; Education KaiH Alp i Thri • EVELYN HOLCOMB MARTIN I; imiacham. Alabama; Science ind Literature 2 • |AMKS FERNANDO MAK I IN. JR.. Enferpeijr. Alabama; Agricultural En(in«iiiig (2); Sigma Nu. • IAMES II 111 ■. K MARTIN, X. xorth, Georgia; Induttnal XhaigmwM • JAMES RUSSEI.L MARTIN B..............alum Alai... Science and i • JAMES H MARTIN Min A Ian Ft ntrj ! .Xv.vt.vtM Row: • JERRY s; MARTIN Enterprise Alalvama: Agvicu'lural Adminntraiion • IESSE LEE MARTIN v ...... Alabama: Elect ical I igmeering • JIMMY ROMULUS MARTIN EnterprM Alabama; Agricultural .Adiiiinotfaii-ii • 1.1.x I I.K I’M I. MARTIN. Spmce Pine. Alabama; Id nm Adi • MERLIN ANGELO MARTIN IK Mobil. . Ailminitiiaiioi ; • MILES OLlN MARTIN Elk- mr.nl, Alalonu: Sr truer and l.itciaiurc (I . Eton in Row: • Ml. ROBBINS MARTIN IK Wetumplui Alabama; A. Vdniinn . • Ul( HARD DOl 1 AS MARTIN, llaleyvilte, Ala- I..m■ i: Id.... Adminiiliation I • ROY I ■ MARTIN llalfwill Malum : Engineering 2). • STEPHEN SIDNEY MARTIN Gaumille, I • WILLIAM ROBERT MARTIN |)ALI lliirsc. bama; Pn (It. • HOUSTON AK V||.I F. MASF.Y . lleintvviUe, Aialiama; Textile M.in.igeiitrnt (J); l.an.Ul.i Chi Alpha. Nimii Row. • bENNII FOSHER ! X'' 'N ' Alaba i: Xv cultural Engi- orcriM I • EDWARD II MASON, Caiiullton, Gcniii; Civil l.nv.- ,g . K pua Alpha • BARBARA JOAN MASSEY. Mobile. XI. a VA1.TER XMPBI LL M l A Selina. .Alabama; Chemical Engineering !2). • '.I.K XI l I I ‘.I Nl M-VATIN. Mi.. Alai......... Pharmacy • ITIOMAS XXII i I XXI MASTIN'. T'ltonbv, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I;. Tr.Mii Row: -Mrdir ine Litcra-.Alabama; ............ „ unbvillc, Alabama; Pie-EntU.ee,in (I). • THOMAS EDYY xKI MAT III Atlanta, Georgia. Chcinntrv (2). • VALPO HARRIS. ldo:iieare-bul, Alabama; Dormitory (5); 1 Tappa Keg. 379 1'iavT Row: • Rl.’SSEI.I. MAR I IN’ MATIOX, Hartvelle. Alabitna; Pre-Engineering I • WILLIAM IIARRY NlAUEDIN Camilla. Georgia: Ptc-Manav. • inert (II. • SALLY M.AULSBY, Rome, Ct«i|a; Sccondarv Education t3':. • HELEN ELIZABI ill MAY. Dora. Alabama; Education (3): Zeu Tau Alpha. • Ml HALL KOY MAY. Biitiiin li.iin, Al.ji.ima; l’ie-Eng:n eiin (I). •SCOTT F1TZHUGII MAY, Memphis. Tcnnmce; , ilt..ml Rniiiroiiiq; (1); Kappa Alplia. SrU Nn Row: • THOMAS I.AMAR MAY. JR.. Montgomery, Alabama; Mechanical • ■ 2 • MI.I.I M kv'lil KI MAY iv. Alabama Prr-Wlctiiiai' Medicine 2 . • ROBERT A. MAYFIELD, Selma. .Alabama: Kwoin J . • WILLIAM CARL MAYKOSL. Em, I .u. Kent...! : M. ii i Engineering ; I’: Kappa .Alpha, • JAMES CRUIT MAYS Almore. Alabama; Building Gone! rue lion 3 •. • LINDA AI.KASE MAY-SON'. Mobile, Alabama: Piychotogy I); Cl.i Omega Tniao Row: • WILLIAM DAVII) Me.ADAM. I'mucolj. Ilorida: Clwmiejl Engineering I : Sigma Cl.i • LINDA SI I Mc.AUORY. Iliii.lvvillr. .Alabama: Scient. ! i.M • AUSTIN EUGENE M Al.LISTER. O l«.-«:a: I’m-Iing r.rerinc I . • Ml ARON JEAN M Al.LISTER Binning ham Alabama: Education (I); Cl.i Omega. • D AI| RAY McANALLA Somerville. Alabama; Education (I). • PATRICI A ANN MeANNALLY. Ilitiuingliani. Alabama: Honor Economies (3! : Phi Mu. Koiaiu Row: • WILLIAM STUART McARTHl R, Added. Alabama; Pee-Enginceriug I). • BRENDA ANN McllRAYKR. I.ccdv AUlxama; Education (.’ • GLORIA JANE McCAFFERTY. Relorm, -Alabama; I’re-Veterinary Medicine (1). • ROGER C. MeGAFFKEY. Auburn Alabama; Civil I nginecring (3): Sigma Phi Einiton. • ROBERT MICHAEL McCAKEREY. Cluldersburg. Alabama; Induvtrial Management (2); Pi Kappa I’lii. • ROBERT HUNTER McCAIN, Birralnxhun. Ahtana; Bwiikm .l ministration (1). Put� t Row: • WILLIAM THOMAS McCAIN IR.. Imltrec. Alabama; Science and Literature (2;. • SALL1K IOSIPlIENE MeGALL, Waicily, A'ttenu; Home Economics (25. • THOMAS HOWARD McCAMY, Cokunhsi , Georgia: Pie-Ei gilicrring (2 . • JOSEPH EDW ARD McCAKI.LY. JK llittniugh.itn. Alabama; Cliemical Engineering (1). • GLENDA PATRICIA McCARTHA. Bay Mincttc. Alabama; lla.ni.ry (2) • ALMA SCI MtCARTNF.Y, Cadulen, Alabama; Education (I Stxin Row: • WILLIAM WAYNE MeCAKINEY. Annnt.m, Alabama: Mechanical Engineering (3): Delta Chi. • CHARLES FRANKLIN McCAY. Locum Fork Alabama: Science and l.iterature (3); Al|.l.a (lamina Rlio. • WILSON S. MeCLEI LAN'. Ilitiuiiighan:. Al.ilj ain.i; Etceliieat Engineering ’2); Delta r.m Delta. • SAMUEL PERRY MeCLENDON. |K . Moulton. Alabama: Agricultural Science li. • P.A'I KICI.A DUNN NIcCLLSKEY. Birmingham, Alabama; Ilonti Economies (I). • CIIARLES THOMAS McCLI ki Albertville, Alabama; llurinccr A.liniiiiiliation (2); Sigma Pi. S� .vi:stii Row • JANICE MeCONNELL. Opcliia. Alabama; Education I. ); Phi Mu. • JEFF KKI.LEY MeCOKl). (inodwatrr, .Alabama; Prc-Law ,1 • iC'DITH ANN MKiOKI), Riiiningharn. .Alabama. Home Economic (3.; Alpha Gamma Della. • FRANK LEONARD M.COKMACK Birmingham. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (I). • THOMAS WII.LIS MrCOK-MICK. Hrundirigr. Alabama: Pre-Engineering (I); Delta Tau Delia. • RK HARD II McCORMICK. Miami. Fl-iida; Vrtei inaiy Medicine (2); Alpha ISi. Eioiitii Row: • SI'VAN RC 111 McCRACKEN. Birmingham, Alabama: Science and Literature fS); Kappa Alpha i ,,i. • william i.ai kin m. k.ackf.s Meridian. Musi Arc litectun Cl)J PS Kappa Phi. • M ARA’ CAROLE McCREARY A'oertville. Alabama; IL-mr Economic (I); CF.i Omega • ROY THORSON McCRARY, Huntsville, Alabama; Education (I). • RIFIS M. McC.RARY. 'I all.vewe, A'.ihama Prc -Engineering (I;. • WILSON ELIGAII McCREARY. Evergreen, Alalxaina; F.leetiical Engineering (2). Ni.mii Row: • JOHN WALTON McCREE. Springfield. Illinois; Civil Engineering (3); AIoIlv Tau Omega NEYEAND D. MeCKELESS, Town Creel, A'aoain.i. .Agiii iillui.vl Science (2). • WILLIAM WEBSTER MeORORY. Dothan. .Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (I). • AVERY C. MeCUISTON. JR., South Pitnlmrch. Tcnncvcee: Cbrmieal Engineering (I); I'bi Gamma Delta. • JAMES RICH ARD MeCULLA Birmingliam, Alabama; Pre-Engineering :i). • william II MrCUl.i.A. Birmingham. Alabama; Science tnd Literature (3); Phi Kappa Tau. Test It Row: • SONDRA HOPE MeCULI-OUGH. Opel!la Alabama: Science and Literature (I); Pi Beta Phi. • M. APRIL NfrDADE. Livingston, -AlaKama: Secretarial Training (I); Cl.i Ormy.i. • CHARLES WII.LIS Me DANIEL Brew ton. Alabama; Business Admini'ii.iiiun ! • DAVID CIIARLES McDANIEL, Birmingham. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (2 . • JOAN McD.AN'IEL. Onconta. Alabama: Secrclari.il Training (2|; Zcta Tau Aloha. • MACK ADRIAN McDANII.L, Alexander City, Alabama; Pre Medicine •:d. clCnaei ’graduates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 38° Pirsi Row • MICHAEL JAMES M.l l KMOTT, Mobile, Alabama; Math (3). • P.YTKIC IA GAYLE Mr DANIEL. Dutlian. A1mI.hu; Science and l.itcra-line (1); Alpha IMu I .. • RONALD A. M DANIEL. Brewton, Alabama; lluiinexc Adu.ini-tiation ;If ; K.ipixa Sigma. • HENNA JOE McDONAl.D. WVmmpLa. A'lkkMi PieEnjiinccrinK 111. • BER1 LEWIS McDOXALI) i da I' .-i;.iv 11 . • Kl wi ;i ah am m DONALD l Gfor aj Indutlrial Muukismiii Della lau IVIta. Si conn Kow: • FAY McDONAl.D. L.inclt. Alabama; BwMfl AdnuDblnllon (I). • II KKY HAROLD Mi DON M.l) II.. , . AI.iImiii.i ; I’lr-Eiiy....nine . Sigma Na • JAMES WHEELER McDonald. Sorrento, Floiida: Enc.....lint Physics 2). • I. AM IA ANN MeDONALD. Montgomery, M.i!u„u. Education (2). • CHARLES CWIN McDOWELL Ciukden. Aloba..... Electrical Engineering 2 . • DANNY i. McDOWELL, Russel ville. Alabama; Chemical Engineering (2 : Sigma I'l.t K|nF� n Titnm Ki.n : • JACK I.ANI Mi'Dl I F. Birmingham. ALiImum; Pre-Enginceimg I • WANDA JOY McDLTEIE. Mobile. Alabama; ISu inru Adminitlialion I). • MILDRED LEE McKLKOY. Gadiden. Alabama; Education (2): 1 1 Beta Flu • MICHAEL ANDERSON MrEWEN. Svlac.nig.i. AI.iImiim. Iliarmacv 2 • JAMES FREDRICK McFADEN, Birmingham, Alabama; Physic il • ALTON GARLAND M. EARL AND. Cenlcivillc, AULmu; Agricultural Education 12'. Foi hiii Row : • BTHAREE FAYE MeFARLAND. Ojirilk Alabama: Math tl). • LARKY KICIIAKI) MrKAKI.IN Phrnix Ci:� . AI.iImiim; L.duvtnal M.l ..... I I I i ieu Chi. • JIMMY WAYNE McGAIIA. Huntsville. Alahniu; PlcLiieimviine I i. • CHANDLER McCEE, Eutaw. ALalama; Vm nan Mediant � , M|4a F. • JOSEPH GRAHAM McGIIEE. Pied..... Alabama • KERMI1 I MeCILURAY. JR.. Clayton Atabima; F.lretrical Engineering 2 . I n ill Kim ; • MARIANNE ALGINIY. Auburn. A'aliama; Hume Economic! I . • HENRY IIYDI McGIRT. IR . I'nuUii. Oeotgia: El-ctiic.il Engineering l • DANIEL 1 HOMAN Mr GOWN Mrmphi . Irnnrwrc: Aicliilrcluir i Kappa Alpha. • MICHAEL LEONARD MeCRAW, Memphis, i. iiixhi : Pic-EMincering I Kappa Ssnn. • ANN MICHAEL McGREW, M Alabama: Education I • JAMES RUSSELL MeGOUGH. Owns Cihvi Roadi. Alabama; I’re-Engineering III Sixiii Row: • EATKK'l I COR DIN McGKIEI . JR.. Ih.tl........... Alabama; Budding Cot.. •unction 1 • WALTER HARRIS McCRIFF. Bbnoee. Alabama: Pee- l.iiciiK • .ine I I • HERBERT AI.LKN M« .1 IKF. Anni-ion. Alabama: Fu -I'neiiii nine ■ • MARCIA ELIZABETH AhGIIKI Birmingham. AI.iImiim: Biology ill; K.imi.i A'plia Theta. • MARION LDW'AKI). Ou-ville. Alabama; iMiutirial Manageiilenl . • MARVIN LEE. MclLWAIN. Chatoni, AI.iImiii.i: I’u-Kiieincciine .1 StumK Row • SAKAI! ELEANOR MclNNIS. Montgomery. Alabama: Home Eronutiiicv (3); Phi Mu. • JOHN FERRELL. Tallawee, Alabama; hc-Entiuccriiw Hi. • WILLARD ARTHUR MclNTOSH. JR.. Mobile, Alabama; Chemi-cal Engineering • MARTHA ANN M INTYKE. Auburn. A'abama; i Administration (1|. • HERBERT DON McKAY, Mellow Valiev. Alalia Ilia: Buvimi- Adminixtiation 11 : Phi (lamina Della, • |EKKY GKNI. McKAY, Mellow Volley, Alnbamn; Agricultural Education I). In.imi Row: • LAMES AVLSI.LA McKI.I Gad-den A'ahanu. IVe-Engineering I • A ALTER I.A IF. M KF.L. Montgomcix. Alabuna; AtcKitccturc 1 Niro.a .Alpha lipvilon. • IIETIY SIT. McKEI.YEY. Moulton, Alabama .......... i • GINGER M-KLNZIE. Lakeland, Florida; Education (3); F, lata I'iii. • MARIE GENE McKINLEY. Birmingham Alabama 1.ducat ion . • WILLIAM E McKINLEY, Newman. Georgia; Induitiial Management l'2l; Phi Delta Theta. Ninth Row • AM Y L AIR Mi KINNEY. !W Level. Alalxailia; Science and Literature (I • FOR ll.K GARY McKMCHT, Columbus, Geonu; An (3) j I .-la Chi • WILLIAM GAINES MrKNIGIII l avt� -i. Al.it.aim Civil In-nrci nv ’ Sigma Pi. • WILLIAM I AMOII.EN Aid AIN. Ahii.i|h -' M , ' 1 - WILLIAM II Mis M.l AKIY IK M. v i ,,, I- i dust rial Management (I); Lambda Chi Alpha • LYNN Mcl.AI'CHI.IN. Birmingham, Al.iliama; Education Ti WTH Row: Sigma lion (t). _ _ .. _ . Knginerring '• irSSE LEROY MeLEOD. Grady. Alabama; Pic-Law 2 ; A1pl-a ...... JRho. • KENNETH DEAN MeLEOD. Cull Shore. Alabama: Phirmao 3L MALCOLM STEWART M.LEOD, III. Alabama; Pie-Engineering (D- I r.vrit K' « : • I AMES s. McLELl.AND. Atlanta. Ce-orgu; Pre-Denttslrj N,, • a KAYF. McLF.NDON. luikcge,-. Alabama: Education • JOHN LEWIS Md.LNDON. Albany. Georyia; Electrical Login 38l First Row: • MARIK KI.AINK M LEOD. Biiniimcl-un. Alabina; Bmineu Adminiv tniiion (1); Alpha Omicton PL • MARSHALL ANGUS McLEOD, Mobile, Alabama Mecnanical Engineering (2 . • WILSON WRIGHT McNfANI S, WidoHVf. Alabama: vclc inan Mcdjeini ( ; Alpha Gamma Rho. • CHARLES RADFORD Me.MATH, AthUiul. Alabama: Building •fraction (?). • CECILIA KDI'III McMILLAN. CVmton, Souih Carolina; Education (I). • DARRYL LYNN Mf.MILLAN. Moulton. Alalxim.i; Pre-Engineering (I). Stoo.nd Row: • EMILY FLOY Ml MILL AN. Mobile. Alabama; Ail 31: Chi Omm. • IIVKKII.1 |ANE McMILLAN, MontpNMIT, Alabama; Education (I); Kappa Dell. • MARY JAM M.MIII.W 1 . : . . . I lioo ($); Alpha Gamma Delta • RICHARD BATTE MeMULLAN, Mi .-..I i Mi ippi; S-. Kileciure • LOCKLYN « I 'I I N M, • MIRI'IIS i undei Mr rn? Edaeat m 2 • NANCY SIIIIKIM McMURTRII Montgomery Alabama Education I : Alpha Gamma Delia. Third Row: • CHARLES EDWARD M.NEESE. Huntwille. Alabama. Mechanical Engineering (2). • IIERSIIEI WILLIAM MeNI IT. Biiutagtam. Ala baiiia Mathcinatnx I • JOHN MePEAK, Doc.iturvillc. Tenncuce; Vetcrinaii Medic ne l|; Omcifa Tau Sicm., • JULIA MePIIERSON Mobile. Alabama: Art I • MAR1CE CATHERINE McREYNOLDS. Birmingham, Alabama; Education (2): Kappa Alpha Theta. • REECY McREYNOLDS Hi iiiingham. Alabama; Eduealion (?i; Kappa Alpha Theta. Kouriii Row: • WILLIAM KO.NOIR M«REYNOLDS. Culliimillc AUmih. .Agiicul. tural Engineering (I). • ARTHUR MeWILLlAMS Talladega Alabama: Acionautieal Ei.gii wrung I • ROY A. MEADOR Birmingham Ala-b� ir-j Whitecturc • MAl.COl.M EDWARD MEADORS Amuttrm Alabama; Pre-Engineering I • MARY ELIZABETH MEADORS. I.anett. Alabama: Science mil Literati.,. ; i • EI.OISE CHAPMAN MEADOWS. Seine. Mibim.i; Science ami l.itci.iliiie ( ). Finn Row: • WILLIAM SKABOl RN MEADOWS. Fait lav Alabama; Building Con-.traction ID. • I’.VI KK'I 11 ERMINE MEANS FmrM . Alabani..; Ait , I I - Kappa Della. • S SNCE KIRKLAND MLARES. Newville, Alabama; Pliiii rn.icv 11. • DAVID MKARS. New IS.il Richey, Floiida; I if -Engineerin .1 • KENNE’I II I EKREI.I MEIGS, Lanelt. Alabama; Science and Literature (I), • MARGARI i ANNA NBIGS, Davirton, Alabama: Education (2). __________ Sixth Row: • ROBERT JAMES MELVIN. IK.. Birmingham. AVihaina: Biuinru Adminini alien (3); Phi (iaiiim., I Vita. • SI 'EI.I.EN MEKCEK. Mnbde. Alabama: Education K.i; p.i Alpha I beta. • Al. l LR GEORGE MERCER l)io oil. Gr.gta; Mrcbanic.il Engineering (2); l'hi Delta Theta. • ROY MAI ORS MKRCIIAN I Saino.n, Al..buna; Buiincss AilininiHi.ilion 1 • J BRADFORD MERRY. Mobile. Alabama; Plmict 2) • JOHN WSI.I ACE MESHAl . Birmingham, Alabama; Pre-Law (2): Sic it l. Phi E|niltiti. SlMN'TII ROW: • HILDA JEAN MESSER. W.d...... Alabama: Education I): I Bel llii • CAROI AWE MES .AROS Middle. Alabama; Chemical I . mcr -ine 11 • JANS PAIRICLA METCALFE. Pittivievr. Alabama: Secretarial I raining MICHAEL METCALFE. Point Wathmgt.m. Honda: I rc- Knginerting I • CARI I AMES MEYER, LotucvtUe, Kentucky; Velen-tanr Mediant 1 ; Alpha W. • GERALD LEI MKYF.R. Creatwood. Kentucky; Veterinaty Medicine (3); Omega Tau Sigma Eioiitii Row: • SHIRLEY PAYE MICHAELS, t'liim, Spring'. Alabama: BdimtJ.I • marie MIDDLETON Albany, Georgia; Education (IS. • NORMAN DEMOUF.Y MIDDLE ION. M.ibilc. AlaKm.i: Science and l.itciatuir i 3 ; Kappa Vplxa • KOHER'I IIASKF.W MIDDLE I ON. Atmore. -Alabama; ihuitirs Administration .' • MAURICI WILLIAM MllH.El j I. Mobile, Alabama: Induiti I Management (3 ; Sigma Chi. • CAROLYN MARIE MIKKEI.SEN. Molnlc. Alabama: Bminru Adiiti initial ion (I). Ninth Row: • EINAR EUGENE MIKKEI.SEN Summer dale, .Malxima; Agricultural Engine ring (2 . • J ANET ANN MILES, Monlgoincn', Alabama; Edura-lion . Phi Mil • DAVID ADAMS MILLER PrallviBe. Alahan i Pre- .... I • I RI.DI.KICK Al.l.I N Mil I I K T.m.,� .., t .. I I . .1,. : . I i Ka i Alpha, o FREDERICK BERNARD MILLER Mobile Ms m t (3v I Kngii......g I GAYLE LBE MILLER, Drcatui. bniicb: Math 3i; .Alplia Oinicion Pi. Timm Row: • HENRY lOI'IS MILLER. |R.. Coronado (California. Btninew Ad-.iiu.iv . Delia K • HI R � ER1 A ARMI Mil : i R Joppa. MiIliiiu- Math I • LAMES II RVF.V MII.I.ER Insavillr. Alabama; Huonee. Ad......traiion (2). • JOHN ARU MILLER Oneonta. Alabama; Vetclinai. Medicine ;2 • LOIS ELLEN MILLER Columbm. Georgia; Education (3). • RICHARD GRAY MILLER. Birmingham. Alabama; Architecture (2). 1Cudeixji 'ocluafes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 381 !U n a i wwwpj mqny ’imiKWJij 'AVJKO!) 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'- i .nh iiis xvianvnaaiAva • m ,� n :nnnqr)v O um«iuo|v N'VOITIJIS nIIM Nlloi • � !•� « -pKig iuuintj :• 1 s ■ • ::l m i i ins SIUjO issu hw • :� 0]j 4X004$ !'IJ • I u.� iii«.r|.Ji,| r.ii'-rpis XI M'.ri Ills NOIMSIS ISVITIIM • : Z •Vl!a I ' 'l l ••!� � «� !) ; M l l’llis SlA i:i issn IIU • -(Z «M � u� u--| !'• ..IW|-, nuvqqv ■ . mi mmtiiis snMvn: issmiss ;) “ ■% i :r,,,,'i Miunj| M| Mi l Ills .N’OSIIM USISO.L • =(l) • M :r l ' S IS :M I I IMS AMN III IM IIIOM • : I 1 ' • •|.V «4ui� nn :ei io o '.nqu.n| -j H I'I IIIS XriNXVMM I.M3HOM • : a oh j%mi | Fimt Row: • PAUL DANIEL MONTGOMERY. Decatur, .Uilunu; Pre-Engineering l • WILLIAM l MON IGOMEKY. 1. - ' .man cal A l:nini lraii in (I). • 11 MU I.S NORMAN MOODY. Stlnu, Alabama: Inttu'liial Management i . . • CHARLES K. MOODY, Altoona, Alaluma; Amicultuir I • MARGARET DIANNE MOODY. Anniston. Alabama; S n lure 2 : Alpha Delta l'i • 'I BS Ri I gks N MOON, Moultrie, Georgia; lnduttn.il Managrmrnt (3); Kappa Sigma. Sbco.no Row: • DIANE MOON. Collccr. Park. Gc f«! : Education f2); Kappa Alpha Thru. • DONALD RAY MOON, Gadsden, M.aboma; Pharmacy I). • I INDA rRANSOM i nign Georgia SItor Shining (2): The Good-Timing Koad-Riinnnv • RITA GAIL MOON. Tuikcgee, Alabama. Home Economic (I). • IINKHAKA |OY MOORE, llnmingltam, Alabama; Home Economics (2). • CHARLES LEWIS M(K)RE. Daytona Reach, Florida; Chrinic.il Engine ting (I). I'm mil Run: • COI N I KOIII.K I ISAMi., I iirmiviiKi, I real: Plane Connection (3); II.,- Pad. • GEORGE BAKTI.Y MOORE Cmdnta. Tennessee; Veterinary Medicine I IWiu I.... Sign • JE RRY I.EE MOORE At dr............................. -NitttIt Cain'iiu: Arinnaiitnul Ailiiiiniiti.ilion 2). • LINDA LEE MOORE. .MuntK .nw-iy, Al.iu.ima: Education 21. Alpha Gamma Delta. • MADEI.YN HOPE MOORE Mobile Alabama; nytMom I ; Alpha Gamma Delta. • MARGARI I MOORE, I aMawce, Alabama; Eduent................... 2 ; Alpha Gamma D-li.i. I'nmiii Row: • ROGI'.K DALE MOORE, Birmingham. Alabama: Chronical Engineering I • WINSTON EKI.F. MIKIKE, Bniiiingliam, Alabama; Pre-Engineer-.ng I • jOIIN S. MOOKER, Furman Mabama Education (I). • JANI MIICII EI.L MORAN, Davnton Alabama; ............... I • DIANA JOT MORCOM Fair hope Mai.......... Educai..... I • EUGENIO RUBEN MOKE. La llolntu. Cuba: Pir-Engineeritig 11) - Finn Row: • IIAKBAKA I. l Dl I II MORGAN. Alexandria. Alabama; Mniie (I • DON ALD II KKIS MORGAN lanrine. Alaktma; Vrteiinary Medicine |3 ; Alpha P i. • DOUGLAS W. MORGAN Augi.ita. Kentucky; Vetc-ti-nail Medicinr 11. Onn c.i Tan Siem.i. • IIEKIIIKI MORGAN. Anniston. Mabama: Industrial Ntaiiagcmi ; Della Chi. • JACKIE KAY MORGAN Anniston Mabama; Pre-Enginccrm (I). • JAMES HINES MORGAN, Mil biook, AI.iE.ima: Prr-Enginrrimg I . Sixsit Rem : • |OIIN n’LER MORGAN Fort Walton, Florida I cctriml Enginei ■ it g -• JOSEPH Met OKI) MORGAN. Piedmont. MaUuna; limine., Adnimis-Iration Pi K ippa Alpha • JUDITH I I I I N MORGAN. I-amli Education • ; Phi Mu • MARION KENNETH MORGAN Birmingltam. Alabina: Pre-Dentistry I'. • NANCY TO.MMYI. MORGAN Lancll Alabama: Education I Phi Mu • NORMA IEAN MORGAN Mulitgniuriy, Alabama: lEunr Economics (2i; Kappi Alpha I In-la. Sr.vrvnt Row; • VIRGINIA I.I K,II MOKtiAN Ilium...:!,an, MiU.iu.: Eduealiini I Alpha ........... Pi • WAYNE DAVID MORGAN. JR., UnMfi'b G Aeronautical Adminictration ; Kappa Sigma, • WENDELL RICHMOND MORGAN Eau Gaillie Florida; Prr-fcngiiu Beta PS • RICHARD LEE MORONEl Natchez Mimmppi: Art • ANN MARIE MORRIS Birmingham. Alabama; Secretarial Framing ill. • HE I IY IRENE MOKKlN, Kiisninghain, Ala’nnu: Srrrrlai.d I laining (I ; Mpha Omifron Etoniit Row: • CHARLES ROBERT MORRIS. Dotlmti Alda icy (I • LARRY WADE MORRIS Moateoi cry Alabama Edm lion 1 v • MpE.i i.|-;l.-ii. • REBECCA MORRIS, G«-m-� a, A'aluiua; Seirnee -mil Literature (II. • ROBERT JOSEPH MORRIS. JR. Chattanooga. Ten. Vet....... Med.. I : Alpha P i. • WALKER E MORRIS. t heiokee. Alaban ; Pre-EngSneg mg I): Kappa Alpha. • MARY LYNN MORRISON Birmingham Alabama; Laboratory Pcehnology (1). Ninth Rem : • SAN DR ANITA MORRISON. Mobile, Malania: Education I • JACK PRANKUN MORROW GeialcGi Alabama: Agrioillural Edit- radon 2,; Alplsa Camilla Rho. • JOHNNY MACK MORROW Krd Baj v than IV i Dentistry I ; Alpha Caiaraa Rho. • WILLIAM B MORROW Bessemer, Alabama; Bosineu Administration I K.i| pa Alpha. • I Kill S MORTON Mobile, Alabama; Business Admmisl ation 1 . • HAZEL IMOGF.NF. MORTON Ide Alabama; Education 2). Turns Row: • NlllKI.I.Y MORTON. Bine,it,glum, Alabama F.diiealiim i t ; Delia ei.i • CAROLYN MOSELEY TnoBMstcin. Gronrii; Science and l.ilrra-lure 2); Phi Mu. • HELEN LOUISE MOSELEY, Annistoi Alabama; • ■••I l.ii.i.it.iM- 1 . Alp-,. I) I.. P • KAY DWIS MOSI.I.EA lliiminghain, AlalKuna; Huiine A l uii.t :r.it. li • Kl( HARD nPI.NC I K MOSI I.EY, Montgomery, Alain,.,: Aeronautical Administration Delta Sign a Phi. • ISON MOSEMAN ll.iimngham Alabama; lliitniru Admiiiiitiation (3); Phi Kappa Tan. cLCii3ercfra3uafes AUB URN UNIVERSITY 384 Iimi How: • I.INl)A K1.1.1.X MOSES. Iln niiiiel.nii. Alalwnu; l v|.. i . IX. It.. .i.. • NANCY PATRICIA MOSKS. Rucnc. Gooigia; Alpha Della Pi. • Kl III MARI MOSKS Biuninaluni. Mat.................. ! • buy 2 . • EMILY KATHRYN MOSKELLAR. Wcdowcc. Alabama; Horn l • • WILLIAM D I MOSLEY Biiriunctiam. M .- li.im.i Huvjnew VlniiiiUtialion (3 Al|.li.i Tau Oir.iu. • SUSANNE MOSS. Burn V � U. |j|u jli( ii ,1); Della l el«a Delia. Srcoxo Row: • EMILY MOSTLI.I. K w.. . II.I • MURI'llY MOS1ELLAK IK . v.. . Xlab , i. I --I . • • KATHF.RIXI XNTHONY MOSTRANSKX Mobil. Mahan l. i technology ZetaTauAlp • l lis LAWRENCI Mo IMA Uimi. Alobam I. Xdminuiiaiion I . • BETTY [O MOTLOW BiimiMham Alaham. Edocal • ROBERT LYNCH MOULTRII .M.e|l iiry, Crf'igi ; Pre-Em; nrei ing (2); Della l |wlon. Tiiiko Row : • CHARLIE Morris Mm m Brantley, Ui..........; Intel D • M M McKXICin Mol M Xlhany ............. .... Xrt 2 : Alpha Gam Della • IIXKKLII STANLEIGII MOVERS B ui ■ P • M.... I • h l I I KM II Ml l.l I I R. F« •. Mai n P . -M..K i .. 2 • MARY LOUISI MULLEN . Dolhan. Alabama; Eeluca- lion I : Xlpha Della Pi. • JOSEPH VREY Ml MU IX DadevBIc Alabama: M� liannl I'nfinMiini! I'otnii Row: • JAMES M. Ml LLIXS. Headland. Ablxui .. Pharmacy 2 . Sigma Chi • MARY SUE MULLINS. Oraik, Alai • ROBER1 NICHOLAS Ml LLIS I i Mvco. Florida; Butineu Adminu tralRm Sigma I li. • ROBIN IV. MUMFOKI) tleiuimig. Ken. ludtv; Veterinary Medicine I ; Omega I au Sigma • RODNEY ORION Ml NDY. Sparl-mb-.ii Soil 11 Cai'.lina: diemxal Engineering ilj; I’lii Delia Theta • PAI I |EAN Mi NRO Ma ella ................. 1 cation : Delta Zria IKtii How: • JAMES 1 MURFEI PraitviD. Main '................................... I). • MARL VNXi; Ml Kill 1‘iamilic, Alabama: Home KeononiRa (I); Kappa D ■ • WILLIAM PHILLIPS MURPII Sreutanl S Carolina; I oie.i.. 12 • JAMI.S um KD Ml Rl’IlKEK. Ili.nt-vill. AUl .mia. . , Xdminittratioi Sigma Xi 91 El II. MIMs Ml KI’IIY Rnewton Alabama Fomin l • GROVER EDWARD MURPHY HaOry, Gcoigia; I'.lerniral Kneinrriini; .3); Al| lu Tan Omega. Sixric Row: • |AMES GOODWIN MURPHY. Auburn, Alabama Me inica Engl amine I). • )OSEPII EUGENE MURPHY Auburn, laba B .......... ... . II.i. I i. • LARRY DUANE Ml KI'IIY Lufaula Alabama; Math, ....... ' • LINDA DOXXETTI MURPIIN M . , Alabama I' ania V « i ... n P • M ARY II 1 .1 III Ml KI'IIY. N. illi Anuuif.t S.� ith ('..ro’ina: Pre Entrmrcf mg I ; 1). It.. Drli: • SAM k: (. mi Ki'iiv S me (I). SimMil Row: • SUELLYX MURPIIY, Greenville, Alabama: Education : o..... I'. • I N XX PATRK I Ml RPIIY Opelika XDIaama Pn I............ ! ; Pi D i.l'. • SAN DR ANN Ml RR Ml v. u............. Alabama; Home Economic J : Della Zela. • CHARLES MlClIAEI Ml KKAA . Buena Vhla. l� .� .rgi.i: I ilu.tii.il Manage na-nt ,3); Aloha Tan Omega • M K|t)KII NN MUKKKLI Wetumpka , I...... .. . l • AA’Al.lI.K ED Ml SSELL, I n.bun M . ; Med Engineering 12'; Sigma No. ExjitTii Row • WALTER I.. MYER. Aloanik City, Alabama; Education ; • BILLIE DEAN MVHRS I . Alabuna; lltoiiu Adi iniilralioi. Della SR Pi. • BOBBY MYIIAND I Alabama; he-Engineering 1 • DOI UI.AS I.INWOOD NABORS Dee.itur, Alaloi ... Eleg-tneal Engineering ; rau kimo Kitulon. • ). i||N II. XAI ILL A...... Alabama: Pre-DefilRtry Phi D.ita (beta. • ROBER1 NAHROANG. Faubnpc. Alabama; iebiieelure (2); Kappa Sigma Ninth Row: • [AMES NOLEY Mil Vincnionl, Maba ... l're Knnieerine • l.l GENE GARLAND NEELY, III • .1 AMI S I ERI A NLI IA . I: itnmgluun. AlaUima; Burincu Ailminiilu lion (I . - Mplia 1 Ion • |OIIN DAVID NLII.I. li I alion : sigma Chi. • DONALD k'ii NELSON, Tuceumbia, Alabama I (I). • FRANCES III; NELSON Dothan, Alaham. .lminittialion (I). Tr-sm Row: • Rom K L n« I . Al i i.-. Tran • M... Onvea Tan Sikiiii • SUSANN1 NANCE. Auliorn, Alabama: I’tycboluirv . ( • IRAI N SSIROCIII I M i.1.1 .1 . 14). • MARCIA NAUGLI Port LaudcrcUe. FloeRIa; An I); Kappa • ARtill K R. NAVI M n Icnacuce; An • II XROLD B. NEAL Auburn, Alabai Sc i ■ ■ and Liu •• PI Della Theta. 385 Fik� t Row: • JOS I. I'll DYKE NELSON. Animlon. AliKtno; i ir tlni:iriminfi il. • CATHLBBK EVELYN El SON. Thonuilon. Georgia; Science and Jjtcr.ilvrr (t); I’l l Mu. • LAURA El NICE Ni l SON. KinatOD, Georgia; S. cnee and Literature I • KOI NI | NELSON, Fairfield. Alabama. Pharmacy 2). • RICHARD JONATHAN NETTLES, Moorocvillc. Ala- buna; Chemical Engi.......... . i . I . • n r h in «.!! Minis Monroeville, Alabama; Education (2); Phi Mu. Sr.coso Row: • CHARLES N. XKUBAVEK. Saraxota. Florida; Science and liter aline (2l. • ROLF W. NEUBERT. iluntsvilte. Alabama: Science and Literature (J): Sigma Pi. • AI.FKEf) Mll.l s NEUMANN Perdido Beach. Abtniua; Butinru Adniinitti ation (3): Sigma Alalia Epxilur,. • MICHAEL DOUCiLAS NEVILLE. Bit ri.ii,glum, Alabama; Architecture (I). • CEK-ALDINK NEVILLE. Lanett. Alabama; Education (2i. Alpha OmicretU Pi • TROY GERALD NEW. I.inevillc. Alabama. Pre-Medicine (2 . Tnum Row: • WENDELL JAMES NEWCOMB. Pensacola, Florida; Agricultural Scene 12). • MARY ANN NEW DOME. Mobile Alabama: Laboratory lech-nology (3): Delta Zeta. • CHERYL II NI III NLWsOMI S Alabama; Science and Literature (I). • MARY JF.NF.LL NEWSOME Onttontnn, Alatiama; Education (I). • CORA ANNE NEWTON, PfacaU City. Alabama; Education (2). • GLORIA JEAN NEWTON. Motilg............... AlaUuiaa; Sccielaiial Training t’l . Foirtii Row: • JOSEPH KII.I.Y NLWION. IR . Decatui, Alabama; Pre-Engineering :i ; Tl.cta Chi. • RICHARD ILL ION NEWTON. L«da. AlaUuiaa; Buxineu Adniiniatration I ; Theta Ni. • WILLIAM RUSSELL NEWTON. Sheffield Alabama; Pre-Engineering 2 • MARINO JOHN NICCOLAL PilUbtuuK, Pennaylvuiiia; Mathematic (I). • JOHN ALBERT NICHOl.I.s. Ill l I idrelimt. M.ilwiini: ( vit Engineering (3). • CHRISTOPHER GEORGE NICHOLS. Bimungham, Alabama; Science and Literature (I . Sigma Chi. Firru Roxv: • GEORGE WALTON NICHOLS. Demopoln. Alabama: Foretlry I). • LARRY ELLIS NICHOl-S. Iliiiniugii.ni , Alabama; Krlucatinu ,3 . Siguia Chi. • RONALD SCHOU NICHOLS. Birmingham. .Mabama; Science and Literature 1 • JAMES WORTH NICKERSON. IK Alex City. Alabama; Prc-Dentixtry (3;; Kappa Alpha • THOMAS FRANCIS NIKLSSO.V Mm Km Croxc. Illinm.; Phannacv t • W ILLIAM HENRY MEMEYEK. Opelika. Alabama: Art li. Sixth Row: • SAF.F.D Nil.I. Tehran. Iran; Pie-Engineering I). • JAMES CARLTON NIX, JK.. Cohunbtu, Aubaaa: Pre-Engineering (2 . • BARBAR A r. 11 NIXON, Selma, Alabama: Art (I): Kappa Alpl • J M s: i m NOBLE. Birmingham. Ala tuna Education 1); Delta Delta Delta • JIM TOM NOLAN. Sardit. Alabama; Agricultural Administration I); Alpha Gamma Rh«. • JANET LOUISE NOLAN, Montgomery. Alabama; � : (2); Phi Mu. Skvkstii Row: • GUSTY O. NOKDGRLN. Sanford. Floiiiia; Biivnru Adniinitliatiun l2); Sigma Nu. • JOHN DWIGHT NOLEN, Horton, Alabama. Education (2 . • SYBI.E NOI.IN. TidUxxee, Al.ikuna; Science and Literature ;3i. • WILLIAM I.OUIs NOLL. III. Montgomery. Alai,.,,,a; Pre-Enmneerinc ill: Pi Kappa Alpha • ALLEN EPHRAIM NORMAN. I .illadcg . Ala-bama: Bunncm AdminbtralioB 3): Sigma Nu. • JANICE Rl III NORMAN, Birmingham, Alahama; Education (I). Ekiiitii Row: • CHARLES G. NOKKED, Talladega Springy Alabama: Forcilry I . • SANDRA GAIL NOKRKLL. Sylacauga. -Mabama; Education (1 • DIANE NORRIS. Grcnr Hill. Alabama; Science and I.iteralure I • JAMES ALBERT NORRIS. JR.j JefTcrxon. Alahama; Forcxiry (I). • JAMES ALTON NORRIS. JK,. Dothan. Alabama: Buiinevx Adrnmiv Iration (I): Alpha Gamma Rbo. • K. S' C. NORRIS. Selina. Alaluma; Education (2). Nivnt Row: • LINDA RUTH NORRIS. New Orleans. Louixiana: Education (I). • RONNIE WALKER NORTHCUTT. R..l«rtxdalc. Alabama; Laboratory I.«i,r,■■logy (2); Theta Ch.. • JERKY WAYNE NORTHINGTON. Bir-ruing),am. llilumi; Electrical Engineering (2) • GORDON N. NOR ION. Heflin. Alahama; Civil Engineering (3: • MARY ANN THELMA NORTON. Montgomery. Alabama: Art '3) • PHYLLIS NORTON At- taJU. Alaluma; Education (2). • GLORIA ELLEN SUSS. Pine llill. Alabama; Education (2); Alpha Gama Delta. Tenth Roxv: • JOSEPH FUKBE.K NUTTING. Atlanta. Georgia: Pre-Engineering (I); Sigma Phi E|n:Ir ii. • HENRY MASON OAKF.K. Marion, Alabama; Buii-nexx Adiiiinutratioii (3). • ('IIARLEN WHITE OAKES. Marion ADIum.r: Aeronautical Administration CM. • JACQUELINE TURNER OAKLEY. Pine Hill. Alabama; Buiinccx Adminiitialiun (II; K.i|n a Delta. • JAMES HENRY OAKLEY. Toccoa, Georgia; Pharmacy 131. ♦ NANCY JO O'CONNOR. Montgomery. Alabama; Art (3); Kappa Alpha Tlrcta. cLCi i3erqt 'adua fes AUBURN UNIVERSITY 386 Final Row: • JAMES ROBERT O'DANIEL. Tallaatec. Alabama; BdiailH (2:. • JOHNNY MICHAEL ( I� I) . Birmingham Alabama; I I 1 . • LINDA 1 I O'DELL m rife. Alabama; LaboraU i 2 . Phi Mu. • BURT RADNEY. B« Spoke. Alabama: Alpha ................. IVIt. J. 1.... I I ..'I • GlI.P.ERl WARREN ODI.N I Alabama; Industrial Management I). 1 WVRENI I II RRV ODEN It.rmingham, Alabama; S iriHf ami l.itrratuie (111; Pi R.ippa Alpha. Sicond Row • HOWARD DALE ODOM I',., -I Uluma: Forestry - PATRICIA IAMELLI ouoM Columbia Vlabai i; llom Economies I • SHEPHERD ELI ODOM. Ale Citv. AIjIuiiu; Electrical Engineering (2; : Sigma Nu. • THOMAS L. ODOM. eiitrr illr Alabama: Aeronautical I iginrrine (3). • FRANKLIN SLATON OERTINC Mo I. Alabama i . I.. • JAMES RANDALL O’HARA, IV. Birmingham, Alabama, Pir-Cii||i Riin( fl). Tiiiki Row: • JAMES LEWIS O'KELLEY IK 1 . m oom IV tin Buunew Adinin.rtratior. ll : KapiKi Sigt.. • CAROLYN STAFFORD OLIVER. Fairlax. Akabama; Education I • HOWARD WAYNE O'NEAL, lluuu-vfll m. I niitry (3): Sigma N. • ALICI DIANNI O'RF.ILLA lluntuille. Alabama; Education (I Mpl i . mma Delia. • ROBER1 AI.LKN ORR A the... Alabama: Mmie . • WILLIAM JF.SSII (IKK Coluinh.iv Ceotgia; l.imnoi Adniiimtration (4.. Fomin Row: • I'M L K Y ORION. Savannah Georgia: Building Construction (3 Siam PM Epsilo • Cl STAVUS ADOLPHI S k: M. )K Midway, Alabama; Pre-Medicine I Sigma Clii. • JOHN TERRY ORTSTADT. Biiniingloim. Alabama; Biaiaru Admin. t ration I ; Kai.tu Alpha. •JAOKI! NEU OSBORN Co Mai nu; Home F....inks I Kappa Alpha Fhcta. • JAMES R OTWELI B..................iroreii Business Admin.rtration (2). o MARVIN WILLIAM OSBI RN. Selma. Alabama; Mathematic (21 Ft. Til Row. • DAVID WILLIAM OTER1 Mobile, Ual ma M..................I Engineering ( • I'KKKY I MI S O! II W | . 1 I • Delta L'pulon • CAROI WALL OVERSTREE1 i . • CHARLES REYNOLD OVERSTREET. Attalla. .Valutna: I'.r-Medicine 2 • LIU PIERCE OVLRS’l KEI.T 11,...II. .1 K. . ... Mcdhinc I • . tega I au Sigma • BRINT N AL fON OWEN Columbia Alabama; Chcmiitry (I); Alpha Delta I |� .lon. Sim it Row; • JOHN MORELAND OWEN Bind ri................... Ilaban...: Pi,..- t • PATRH i ANN OWI N Peasaoola Florida; Education I • KUHERI HORN OWEN. I Split. .. Alabama: Phaim.ic ,1): S.gii .i Alpha • EVERETT CLARANCE OWF.NS AlkwviDe, Alabama; Agri-culture I); Sigma Nu. • GI.F.NDA MARII OWENS Auburn Alabama; Education (li. • J. LEON OWENS Gadsd n Alabama: AreWtecturt • JAMES NORMAN OWENS M.Julc. Alabama: Mathematics (2); I'. Kappa Phi. SllTVTII Row: • IEANBNE CECILE OWENS, Auburn. Alabama; I- ...... • JOHN E OWENS. Andalucia Alabam.i; Ruit.ru Adrninitt.ati.m .'il'i; Hi Kappa Phi. • JOSEPH STANLEY OWENS Ltivernc, Alaban neir Aaminntratioi, I ; Hr K.,|hm Phi. • KAIHRYN COOK OWENS, i ma; Education (li: Della Zola. • MABEL REBECCA OWENS Gadtdrn, Alaluma; Education . • MARLA BLANCHE OWENS. Enterprise. Alabama; Education (2:: Chi Omega. Eton in Row: • SIM EDMOND PACE Montgomery, Alabama; Seience and Literature . • MARY MARGARET PAGI Gadrdrn ..................-aboratory Tech. SON PALMER, llirtumgliani. Alaliuma; Pre-Engineering (I • JOAN CAMEI.IA PACE, Ilimiiogliain Alaluma; Ulnnlnry Tech oology (2). o WALZO DEWITl OWENS A Mahan Burinen Adouantratiost (3). • FRANKLIN Dl ANO OWSLEY Opelika. Alabama. illc. Alabama; Education (I t ■ 1 V IS I I i I Education (2). • CARLA OXFORD. ( ,. Delta Delta Della • WALTER DANIEL o .LEV. iVmacola' Florida; Poeestnr I • BENNY WAYNI OZMENT, Rome, ......................gia; Bussiicm Administration (3). Tenth Row: • '.IN ALTON PALMER, Dotban. Alabama. Cbemical Euginecrii • JOAN PALMER Birmingham Alabama; Pie-Medicine 1 Delia Delta Delta. • LINDA LEE PALMER. Canon. .Alabama; l-alKu.itorv Trclu.olngt • MARCARI r PALMER, Lero; Alabai 2 • M KY t llll'.l PALMER Dothan Alabama: Educatiiui (1 • PEGGY DIANNE PALMER. Tuicumhia. Alab.i.na; Science and Literature (2); Alpha Delta Pi. 3 87 Fibst Row: • JULIE ANN PANELL. Ntuiimu, Florida: Science and Literature (3); Chi Omega. • WILLIAM LI til.NT. I’AKilAM. Birmingham. Alabama; Chemical Engineering (1). • THOMAS W. PARISH (Smm, Alabama; IVe-Dentbtry (3). • MARGARET BAILEY PARK. Binningliaiu, Alabama; Laboratory Technology (1): Alpha Gamma Delta. • MARY I 1.1 I: I ill PARK. Biiniiugluiu. Alabama; Education (3); Alpha Gamma Delta. • ROBERT HUGH PARK. Hfecoa, Ccorgm; Pharmacy (3). Sr.cxtsti Row: • CHARLES MARSHALL PARKER. New Orleans Louisiana; Chemistry ,1). • FRANK ALLEN PARKER, Miami Florida; PkoMumi I).It i I m Iblt.i • (.LI NN K PARKER Sa i. . . Engineering I ; PS Kappa I'M. • HOW ARD vSIlBY PARK I K i; Iiam. AlaK.iiii.i. Plianii-i., '■ • HOW ARD V' PARKER I , MaUuua; PioKngirirrring I • HI (.11 LA ERE IT PARKER. Ill Birmingham, Alabama: Science ami Literature (2) 1 man Row: • JACK TAYI.OR PARKER. Montgomery, Alabama; Civil Engineer me I ; Status Alpha Epsilon. • John ni parki.r. Opelika, Alabama; tinn (2 • MARION Jl DON PARKER. Douglas, Georgia; Elec- tiiral Engineering (I). • MARY BETH PARKER, llirwton. AUbama: Education (2)j Alpha Gamma Delta. • MICHAEL DEANE PARKER, Panama City, rtorida: Pre-Engineering II. • ROBERT CLARK PARKER Decalui. Alabama; FoteRry (2). Fourth Row: • SUSAN PARKER, Atlanta, a ; Home Economic (2); Phi Mu. • TERRENCE JOE PARKER, llo'lywood, Flotilla; Veterinary Medicine I), • KENNETH WAYNE PARKS. Opelika Alabama; Pir-Engincering •I ; Delta ran Delta • WILLIAM CALVIN PARMER .............. Ala- nma nm (3). • ANN PATRICIA PARR. Clayton, Alabama; Interim Design (2). • IACK NEIL PARRISH Columbus. Georgia; Civil Engineering (3); Della Sigma Phi. FlFTR Row: • MICHAEL WILLIAM PATE, Mobile, Alabama; niysics (2); Bela Pi. • NANCY KAYE PATE. Birmingham, ALKim-i; Education (2!; Delta Zeta, • ROY IIEFLIN PATE, JK . Auburn, Alabama; Business Adiuiuiitia-tion (1); Phi Kappa law. • LILLIAN CHRISTINE PATMON. Troy. M .drama; I ............. • MARION FRANKLIN PATRICK. Pricliard. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (II. • PATH LOU PATRICK, Cullman Ua luma; Home Economic (I): Delta Delta Delta. S|g(H Row: • FRANK LAMAR PATTILLO. Lagrange, (ieorgia; Pie-Dentistry (2). • M. GUY PATTON. JR luumnlni. Alabama; itiii'dirv Construction (2): Pi Kappa Mpha • PATSY SUE PATTON Russellville, Alabama; Home Economies (3 • RI PER I I MORN' PATTON. JR.. Pompano Beach. Florida; Pre-Slcdiciiic 2); kappa Sigma. • DANIEL |OHN PAUL, JR.. Memphis. Tennessee: Clieinic.il Engineering (2); Kappa Sigma. • PEGGY LOW' PAL I., Montgomery, Alabama; Home Economies (I); Alpha Omieion Pi. Sr.vr.si it Row: • PRANK J PATTEN. JR Wncna Ga Induclria Ma - - CM. • FREDDIE P.LDRED PATTERSON Nottsu'ga, Alabama: Administration |l), • |t 1 II NKN I N PM lERsON. Bniniinjliaiii. Alabama: Prc-Enginmiug; Tau Kapira Epsdon. • JAMES RALPH PATTERSON. Birmingham. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I); Della Chi. • NAN LORRAME PATTERSON Mobile, Mabama; Education I Chi Omega. • SANDRA 1 • nn PAT PERSON, Birmingham, Alabama; ( (I); eta I au Alpha. El-MTII Row; • I’ll I IIP C PAU .E. Ft. 1..i urler dale. Florida: Building Coiutiuction (J); Delta Dm D I • HERBERT KNOX PAYNE ...................ion, v. Architecture (2 . KsMU Alpha • RICHARD WALDEN PAYNE IK i Alabama; Pre Law I ; Sigma ( hi. • SAMUEL 11. I'AANi Sandy Ridge, Alaban I • CHARLES A! UREA PAYTON IK Portcmille, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I • Wil l I AM K'isv PAYTON, Sylaeauga, Alaluma; Electrical Engineering (2). NtJrril Row: • GEORGE WAYNE. PEARCE. Alexander Citv. Alaluma; Pre Management (I); Tlwta 1 • ANN BOWLINLr PEARSON. Mm, Alabari-a; Sr,, r., - and Literature (3); Kappa Delta, • BILLY BOOKER PEARSON, Wot l L c r e Law I . Phi Delta Theta. • CLYDE COLLINS PEARSON, Montgomery, Alaluma; Architecture ’4); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • JAMES TIMOTIlS PEARSON, Tuvral H u, Alaluma; Business Administration I); Alpha Tau Omega. • I.EDIT.I. PEARSON. Pine Hill, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (1). Tr.NTii Row: • RICHARD PEARSON. Leroy. AUbama; Advertising Design (2); Alpha Lambda Pi. SANDA FAYE PE ARSON, Auburn, Alabama: Education (1)- • PEGGY ANNE PEASE, Cntuinlnii. tie,, g a; Education (I). • WILLIAM FRANK PF.AVE.Y. Auburn, Maluma; Education : I). • SANDRA KOIII PKEI.KR. Birmingham. At,luma; Srei.mlaiv Education ili; Kappa Alpha Theta. • RICHARD THOMAS PEEK. C.uulla. Georgia; Business Ad-ministration (3); Phi Delta Theta, cLCri3enjt 'actuates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 388 Inti Row: • TYRREL SUE PEERSON, Birmingham. Alabama: Horn Economic (1); Delta Zeu • 1 1111.1.11 LAWRENCE PF.I.IIAM. Monliomr.v, Alabama. Agricultural Admin tit ration (1). • Jl ANTI A I’EMBl Kl(l Earl lal'attee, Alabama: Pre-Engineering ;2). • CHARLES BRADFORD PENDELL. Aitiiurn, Alabama; Pre-Low (3); Lambda Chi Alpha. • jc 11N LEE PENN. Montgomery Ahluiu: Butincu Adniitinlralion (I I. Theta Xi • CAROL EVELYN PENNY. Gridin. Croiru. Home Economics (1). Sroo.mi Row: • JULIAN SCOII PLNKOI). Birmingham. Alabauu Ptyeholojnr (I); P. K .i i-. I I , • WILLIAM GERALD PEPPENIIORST Demopolit. Ala-ham a; i • EARL CARGUS PEPPER, Athens, Alabama: Pir.Yr-irrin.iry M.-di, nr • THOMAS JOSEPH PEREZ. Mobile, Alabama. Art (I). Til IKK Row . • CHARLES I PEOPLES. Floral . Alabama; Education (2). • DALI BENJAMIN PERDBYE, Tuicatoosa. Alabama: Forestry (3). • KATHRYN ELIZABETH PERDUE. Macon. Georgia; Education (3: • CHARLES FRANKLIN PERKINS, IK Milton, Florida: Pre-Eneineering (I). • CHARLES K. PERRY. JR.. L:ncvillc. Alabama: Pharmacy (I • ELIZABETH PANEL PERRY, Lor Angclct, California, Home Ecxmotn-a I'uimi Row: • IIAKVKY JOE PERRY. Ilirtuinicliain. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering • JERRY mm PERRY Altai la Alabama Pharmacy (2). • EDWARD EARL PERRYMAN, Slielbvyi'lr, Tcnnruce; Veterinary Medicine l ; Omega l ,, Sigma • PEN I LOPE JAYNE l'E I'll. Jadionvillc, Florida; Horn I : Alpha Gamma Delta, • MARCIA CAROL PI I 1 Mobile, Alabama: B unties Adminiitralion (1). • ROLEK I oi IN PET! US, I.incvillc. Alabama: Llrcirir.il Engineering (3 Fimii Row: • JOHN T. PETIT', Mobile, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (I • LARKY B. PETTY. Birmingham. Alabama: Butincu Ad nun itl ration (I); Delta Sigma Phi. • MII.I.ARD FRANK PETTY, Birmingham, Alabama: VVtrrir ar Medicine 5); On.ua I ju Suriin. • NICHOLAS WILLY PETTY'. Auburn. Alabama Prr-Veterinary Mrdicitvr ,1 • KI.I I II DAA ID PHELPS. Camilla. Georgia; Pre-Engineering (2): Sigma Phi Lin, Ion • DONALD S. PHILLIPS. Talladega. Alabama; Civil Engineering (2); K.i|,|i.t Sigma. Sixth Row. • II ROI.D K PIIH.I.IIN, Strventon, Alabama; Animal Huthandry (2 • JAMES II PHILLIPS. Atlanta, Georgia; Ptc-E'nginrcring i I Kipin .Alpha. • JAMES RICHARD PHILLIPS, McKenzie Alabama; Pharmacy • ll.RKY Kolii.RIS PHILLIPS Beat Creek Alabama Foreitry (I). • NORMA JEAN PHILLIPS, llradUnd. Alai.............a. Edu............... Omega • ROBERT J, PHILLIPS, Fairiicld, , . Chemical Enjp neering (3); Sigma Pi. SatT-STit Row: • PEGGY ANN PHILPOT. Mountain Hope, Alabama: Economic, (3c Zeta Tau Alpha • FRANK DUNFOKI) PHIPPS. Pl.cni. City. Alabama: pie.I ncir.ee.ing I) • JOSEPH CHARLES PIAZZA. Ikwniri. Alabama; ition (4). • JAMES REES PK'.KI.I., Natlivillc, Tcnncuer Butincu Adtnimttratron (2); Kappa Alpha. • SARAH BAW N PJCKI NS Fort I) una; Education (I); Pi Bela Phi • U. GARDINER PICKENS, SlwIWd, .Alabama; Mechanical Engineering (2). Emit Til Row: • CATHERINE l’.II.EEN PICKETT. Birmingham. Alabama; Science and uee (I). • GLORIA ANN PICKETT, Unim Education (2); Kt..... DdU • VERNE JOHNSON PICK REN, JR . Tolkiton, Georgia; Pre-Engineering (II. • CARL CRAYDON PIERCE, JR.. Albany, Georgia; Architecture (1); Theta Chi • C HARLOTTE PIERCE, Bitmingii.un, Alabama; Education (I). • JUNI1 S I PIERCE, Montgomery, Milium; Ilininew Adminittration (2); Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Ndctii Row : • JULIUS S. P1EKC1 Hardccville, South Carolina; Bttiinrtt dn tion (3). • LAI ki NS W M. ILK PIERCE M nit A ma Pa Enginrering (2); Della Sigma Phi. • Nl I) I AMI.) Kill HI.Kt i water. Alabama; Textile Management (2); Sigma Nu. • WILLIAM TAUST PIERCE, Chattanooga, Tenncuce; Buiinrv, Arlniinstration (1). • ROGER LEE PIERSON, Daytona Beach, Florida; Busirii tion (3); Theta Xi. • DELORA EILEEN PIKE, Ruucllvilte. Alabama. Chemistry (I . Turnt Row: • JOSEPH THOMAS PII.CHL.R. Montgomery, Alabama: Pre-Engineering (3). • SHERRBLL MERLE PILuREBN, Birmingham. Alabama; Dramatic Art. -I). • WILLIAM HENRY PINCKAKI). Daytona Be.,eh. Florida; Butincu Adminbtration (21; Sigma Nu. • MARY E. PINKE, Auburn. Alabama; Veterinary Medicine 3). • HENRY GRADY PINKSTON. JR.. Cullman, Alabama; Butincu Adnrtimttration (2). • JANE PINKSTON. Dade.tile, .Alabama; Education (21. 389 I'mit Row: • si | PINKsTON. Dadeville, Alabama; Home Economic (I). • JOSEPH 11 i. K ll KK I I’INSON. MonKmixiy. AUlunu: Bumnew Administration (2 • KATHERINE ANN PINSON, nnhton AL� I s. ICC ar.d Liter • MARILYN SUE PINSON, Cacbdrn. Alabama: Math I II. iMta Delta. • STEPHEN I PIOTROWSKI. Ocala, Florida; Aeronautical Engireeiing (3); Sninu Pi. • ADAKKN EARL PIPPIN. Ikntlun. Alal-ama; Pharmacy (I). Sioond Row: • HENRY WINSTON PIRTLE. Montgomery. Alabama; Plt-Vd Medicine (2); Sizraa Nu. • PRIS 31 LA ANN PI I I MAN Florence. Ala-I krration (2); Chi Omnia. • BRENDA IQYCI PITTS, Fair (ax Alabama; Busiora Adminnlratioa . • JOSEPH WILLIAMS PITTS Pitttvicw Uabama; Btuineti Adrain it ration (3). • BOB BURNEY PLAIT. Cianiteville. South Carolina: Pharmacy (3). • PATTY J. PLUMI.I E, Montgomery, Alabama; Interior Dciign (3); Chi Omega. Tiiiko Row: • PEGGY REID PODUSKA. Memphis. Tennessee; Math (11. • JAMES 'AM.I, I POE. Itirlllillghail.. Alabama: Mccl ..........ll Engineering • Delia Chi. • LINDA KAY PQE Gadsden Alabama; Laboratory Teem oology (2); Delta Zeta. • CHARLES WESLEY I Ml NT. Birmingham I tin 'I ; Delta Ctii. • GINGER F01TEVIN1 Hunts ville Alabama Home Economic (2i; Alpha Omicron Pi. • ANDREA POLLARD, FaP Church, Virginia; Chemistry (2); Alpha Delta Pi Foearit Row: • CHARLES HOUSTON POLLARD. East Tallauce. AUlunu: Agikulturr • 1 • REGINALD H. POLLARD, Albans. Grout. ; Mrcham.al Engi- nerring [3). • WILLIAM SADLER POLLARD 1 Alabama; Science and Literature id : Sigma Nu. • GUY LE1GIIMON IDI.I.KY. IR S Ima, Alabama; Education 11; Kim Sigma. • MICHAEL LOV1CK POLLOCK. Itirniiiwlsam. Alabama: Bunn.-s. Administration il ; Delta Chi. • RICHARD ii ik POLLOCK JaelcMitvilli Florida; Me. ehatiieal Engineering (3). Firm Row: • CHARLES DF.I.ANE PONDER. Ilancevillr. Alabama: Cliemiral Engi- I • [AMES WILLIAM PONDER IR Talladega. Alai........................ Education ll P. Kappa Alpha. • JOYCE DUKE. PONDER ullr................. Alabama; Education I ; Alpha Delta Pi. • WILLIAM BEDFORD PONDER DadeviUe, Alabama: Pharmacy (4 • ANGELINE WHATLEY POPE. Opelika Alai an i.i: E-.lu atom • JOI. C. POPE, P. Alabama: Pharmacy (2 . Sixth K tw: • i vi KNi wni iii i t IP! m mtg men U................. I d..... • NONA CLAIRI POP! Mob 3c Manama; Education I • WILLIAM C. POPE. JK Birmingham Alalum.: P a.,.. I • III.I. PORCH Scottiboro, A'aba mgr; Math : • ARTHUR CLEVELAND PORTER Selma. Awmiu; Edueatioi . PM Kappa Tan. • JEROME PORTER, Mobile. Alalum. ; Cliemiral Engineerin (3); Sigma Chi. St vt.vtii Row: • NEIL CLAIBORNE PORTER. Birmingham, Alabama; Aichrteeture t . PS Kappa Ph • PHIL LAVAL PORTER is Vv ,.. n .! n . i • JOHN ROLAND PORTERFIELD ...................viHe, Alabama Pi He, tut I • REYNOLD E PORTERFIELD, Shrfirid Uabama; • EMORY an 11 EY rosi. ); rlika, Alabama; Education 12i: Della Tau Della. • MARGARET ANN POST El. I Birmingham la. luma: Ethical ion (I); Pi Beta Plii. F.mimt Row: • JAMES THORNTON POTTER v ■ • ...aa Hr dim CmMruc- tion (3); KaMta Alpha • RICHARD CAREY POTTER Bin Alabama; Pre-VetermBr? Medkim I). • BILLY NORMAN POl S Columlx lenneurr; Business Ad mi nil I rat ion • GERALD M TRY POUNDS. R..... i.... i ........... i -.'v . Pin K.ii ;.,i I j'i • BING BONG PKIltlll.il, Natatha, Georgia Snot shoveling • l)t Ml) I AMIN POWELL. JK . Birmingham, Vabaraa; Bntineu Adminiitration 3); Tan Kappa Epiilon. Ninth Row: • FRANK LEI EN POWELL. III. Huntsville. Alabama: Pre-Engineering i ; PM Ml Theta • FAMES K )N POWELL Montfom bama; Pn I ■ . nccring 2 • (AMES WILBERT POWELL, Memphis, ArcJiitccturi I • KENNETH D. POWELL Garden Circle, Vhbnraai Chemical Engineering (I). • SUZANNI WISE POWELL, Amet cus, Georgia; Inti {I • RAYMOND PATRICK POWER, Writ Palm Beach, Florida; Biology (3). Tr.NTit Row: • WALTER DAVID POWERS Sunitnr 1,V. Alabama; Agriculture [3); Theta Chi • WAYNE ROVCK POWERS Memphir Tennessee: Aero-iiiutia'i Atlntinhuaiioti (2); Lambda Cbi Alpha. • DAVID TIIOMAS POYNOK. Mount llcbroii. Alabama: Science ami Literature M). • ATIIaNASIOS PRAKQURAS. Kavala «.. . Mrchanica Eugint i g 2). • O. CLYDE PRATHER. Auliurn. Alabama; Electrical Engineering 2); Phi Delta Theta. • GEORGE WAI.KER PRAM. Montgomery, Alalxuna; Prr-Kngirirrring (1). cLCn3eiytjuSuates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 39° Ftrvr Row: • JACK LEON I'KAYTOK. Brucmer, Alabama; Pre-Engineering fI) • MINKRA GAY PRENDI ROAST, Mobile Uilanu: Secretarial Train- ing I . u Eau Alpha • HOYT R AYMOND PRESCOTT. Amiitlon. Alabama; Pm-i ,.,-t erring (1): Delia Chi • LARRY DEVVAYNE PRESLEY. Florals, At ,I..i Ilonniiv • MICH M l. 1.1 -KNI'. I RESLEY, Mahi . Forests) I • JOHN BASOOM PRESNELL Port Si I -Floeida; Ruilitini; Construction l). SECONO Row: • LARRY MAURICE PRESTON. Auburn. Alabama: Biology (I I. • DAVID WHATLBY PREWITT. CWiston Florid Vet...............uj Mcdfi- cini : . Alda Pii • EUGENIA CARLTON PRICE. A,v.,i..i� . Science and Literature I : Chi Omega • EVERETTE A. PRICE, Ewe • Alabama: Pre-Law 2). • FRANCES MAXINE PRICE, Tr«v. ' Education (1). • FREDERICK AI.I.EN PRICE. Wctumpha Alabama; Mathematic II). Tiiiu Row: • GRORGIA PAGE PRICE, Huntsville, Alabama; Mathematic i-1); Pi Bet� PM • JOHN CURTIS PRICE, Cbvtoa, Alabama: Business Adminis-■ration S . • MARY CHRISTINA PRICE. Louisville. Alabama Iloma ....... i'll. • MARY JANE PRICE. Florence. Alabama Kdur ila I . Alpha Delta Pi • REA DUDLEY I RK ki i I Dipelo. Mi ippi; Archilcctnri I . • HARRY SAMUEL PRIM. JK . Dothan, Alabama; Animal llu'handrv (I). Fourth Row: • ROY ALLISON PRINCE. Montgomery Ala 1 oust u - tion I : Lambda CM Alpha. • CAROLE PRITCHARD. Charleston, Mississippi; Veterinary Medicine . • (til ARI.I.s II. PR I li 111 I I. Dothan. Alabama; .AvricuUui.il Kd � rati ii 11: Alpha Gamma Rho. • JAMES CLYDI PRITCHETT Hawkimvillc Georgia; FJectrical Engineering 3 • MARTHA ANN PRITCHETT. Deinouo ; . Alabama: Scetr- Plaining 1 . Chi Omega • PATRICIA EVELYN PRITCHETT. IX-inopoli . Alabama; Education (3 . Oil Omega. Fiitii Row: • RONALD BUCENE PROCHASKA Rob battle M................. Mr I...... Kngircring 2 . • DWIGHT WILLIAM PRO! IV Mobile. Alabama; Chemical Ennnerina I • IAMES MADISON PRIJE1 Birmingham, . , i i • ioiin KENNETH PRUETT. Auburn, Ala- S.....and Literature (3). • MARY MARSHAL). PRUETT. Dad tv Alabama; Home Economics Edueaiimt I . • DOROTHY F. PRUITT. Ilcllin. Alalutua; llmrir l armnixi 2 •; Zcfa T.iu Alpha. Sixth Row: • Wll.l.l AM THOMAS PR I III l.a,r i den. A.............a; P e-E tgi nee ring O). • I.ARRY DEAN PUCKETT. Sptmgvdle Alabama Butinets Admin-(21; Pi Kappa Phi. • DAVID RONALD PlIGII E green Alabama; We-Engineertna I • LEROY AI.I.EN PI RCELL Otfboi, Michigan: Business Administration (I): Delta Sigma Phi. • K II VEL MF.RLF. PURVIS. Genoa buna I hscatio 2 • EDDIE PAULA PI r.NA.M Albui|uc i| ir Net Mexico; Education ,'tj: Delta Snivrir Row: • LEIGH REDING PUTMAN, Birxniajrlusm Alabama; Ed...........tion 1 ; Pi Bela Pita. • LINDA KAY PYEAN I Cullman, Alabama; llomt Eco .......... I).!:., Delta Delta. • V A i AROL IAT an I. Cullman, Alai...... lisa . i . 11 rat Alpha • IOIIN D QUATTI.EBAUM, Cullman Alabama; Art (3). • SHARON LEIGH QUENELLE Talladega, Alabama; Education (2j; Kappa Alpha Theta. • GENE )' QUICK, Columbiana. Alabama; roteiliy (2). Eioiitii Row: • JERRY LEWIS Ql ICK, Birraiuelani, Alabama; Civil Engineering It. • A AN I. 1 ’I It K IK S Ai.ilvam.t. IUimiio. Aihirnntialimi ili. • SALI.A' ASSI.EY oi 11.1.IAN. Cnlumltu . Georgia: Science and Litera Alpha D la Pi. • III Gil DAVID Ql INN Alabama; (I), a NANCY BOWEN OUINN Pmtlvilli Alabama; II IM Eco l'W Mu. • OLIS WILLIAM QUINN IK Par tons, ITiMievM-ej Building ContlrurlHin (2,; Kappa Signta. Ninth Row: • RUSSELL LLEWELLYN RABBY G Ala ta Architect! I’au Kappa Epsilon. • LINDA GAIL RABRP.N Montgomery Alabama; Education (1); Alpha Omicron Pi. • LARRY g. RADER. Warner Knhinv i eorgia; ArronautM ,1 Engineering (3); Theta Clu. • WALTER DEW AANE RADFORD. Audalioia Alabama: Aeronautical Engineering i3 . • RUTH NEAL K.AITNEY. Alexander titv. Alalain.,: Education (I Alpha Gamma Delta. • RICHARD AVEEDON RAIFOKD, Atlanta. Georgia Buiittet. Adiniimtration (3); Pi Kappa Alpha. Ti.MII Row: • STI art POWELL RAISE. Mobile, Alabama: Bum nest Administration 5 i,a Chi. • AS1IOK KUMAR RAJPAE. Mumllarpnr, Ind t; Civil Engineering 2). • IAMES DAVIS RALEY, Jackson Nl Archi lecture I • MARY FRANCKS RAMEY. Mobdr. Alabama; Ch-mittr (I). • AMEI.I A ANN K AMPY Anrmton, Alabama; Dome Kennomin (1 . • LYMAN AA'. RAMSAY. Grand Bay. Alabama; Ar.iin.i! Hrnloral'V (I). 391 Fiut Row: • JOHN CAROL RAMSEY «. iid Bay, Ahhiw; Agricultural nation (2). • FREDDIE h XX RAMSEY. Jamntown, Kent - tical Eoj)i •JO ANN RAMSF.Y M ■. Mabama: v i. ii -i • HOWARD LEE RAND M Itrarh. Florida: Vrtrriiury Medicine (1): O me tea Tau Sigma. • FRANK CANDLER RANDALL. JR . Montgomery, Alabama; Pic-Managemeat (3). • JAMES LEWIS RANDALI 1 . ........... .-Mabama; Art (I . PM Ddu lUu. Sreosn Row: • GLENDA ANN RANDOL. blistoo, Alabama: Secret anal IYaiping ' 1); Alpla Omicron Pi. • JOHN WAITER RANSOM. Rome, Geonai; I’re-Fingineenng (2); Sigma Alpha Epsilon. • I.INDA JOYCE RANSOM Georgia i Alpha ta Pi • RONALD W RANSOM BirminsEam, Alabama; i Bterinc 2 • |BRREI I - RN1 ST RASCIL Birininghun. Alabama; Mnlanlt.il Engineering f2i; Sigma Nu. • MARY LOUIS! RASCO c..liman. Alabaa An DcS rvita. Til ISO Row: • ROERT D. RAI'AGICK. Waterloo, Alabama: Buldmit Construction i). • VICKI LOUISE RATII M • Alabama; Education I ; CM O • ROLAND I RATLIFF, Sturndnirs, Kentucky; Veterinary VI Omega In S............ • JOSEPH MAXWELI RAULINS, Mrmphii, Tennessee: Aeronairlital Adininitli.fttion (2); Lambda Chi Alplia. • LURA ANN R A UNS AlUi la ... ..... I duration (I). • BARBARA ANN RAWLS. Gantt, Alabama; Education (3); IK-lta eta Korant Row: • ( AROLYN RAWLS, Selma. Alabama; Heme Em I , Kappa .t.lt.i • COKKLI.A RAWI.s M Mahaina; Edu iliein Alplia Gam i I elta. • Cl xki E w XV I K Y Ii . • . ■ . XI., i i Delta Chi • DONALD KELLF.R RAYFIELD. Anniston, .-Alabama: Pre-Engineering (2); Delta ChL • IANICE ALMA RAYFIELD Sv'xautr, Alabama laiuealion I • JERRY WILLIAM RAYKIKLD. Sslacaaga. Alaluina: Chemical Engineering (I'. EliTil Row: • I AMES M. REAVES. Mobile Alabama; Pfc-t.iiguirciuig 2). • CHARLES SHELBY REDDOCH, Hope Hull, x i Agricultural I : Alpha Gamma Kt.. • ROBER1 EDWARD RU'D lSiinninil . in. X1.il� a� I • • I 2 : Phi Dr'ta I irla • KOKI.KI NEWTON REED. Memphis. Irnnf-rr; 1‘te-F.ngincering; I’i Kappa Alpha • SI SAN I XXI KI M) x Mabama Education (2): ' ■ I XI , • xxil LI xi MICII xi I REI D. Dot Design (2). Sixth Row: • MELBA KAREN REEDER rnmviUe. Alabama; Education 2); Abba Omit i • GLENN GII.BER RF.RS S| r. So Pre-Denti try . • .xt'Kl I.Ix REEVES, Montgomery, Alabama, Edu tioi - . • LEO MALCOLM REEVES. EuUu'a AlaUui Administration (2); Sigma Nu. • IOHN T. REGAN. Diiminchan x .... 3 . Kappa Alplm. • DAVID ALFRED REID, Bina ingham. Alabama; Industrial Man.icemer.t 12 Sr.va.vnt Row: • GERALD DON REID llartwlr Alabama Plt-EmM«iM (I) • JOSEPH KELLY Ki ll). Ptymoulli, North Carolina Industrial Manags meat I): Lambda Ch Alpha • KF.RMN F.l’GF.NF. RF.ID 'x .................. Georgia; Business Administrat rat I Sigma I hi. • PA1 L KDU KI RI'.ID, Montezuma, GeoiRia: Pis'-Engit mine • K till.H I DXA'II) REID, Jasper. Alabama; rrc-Eiwiticcrinic (I . • THEODORE MARSH REINHART. Mobi’e. Alabama; It,u n u Adminiitiation (J); Sigma Chi. Kioimt Row: • NORM xn SIDNEY REMMELB. Catlettsburg Kentucky; Veterinary Medicine 1 ; Omega Tau Sigma. • PAUL I RFNAR1). Montgomery. Xl.iti.unt; Pre-Knginrrring {I l.-ti.itula ( In .Alpha. WILLIAM WALKER RENNLKER, Hirminghnni, Alabama: Architecture (I); Kappa Alpha • Bl IX' SI l. REYNOLDS Montg...........- v Alabama; Education 2) • ED I). REYNOLDS. Jackson, .Alabama: Chemical Engiiiceiiiig I). • FLORA REYNOLDS, llurtsbo ■ x: Edut ition I Ninth Row: • HILDA SUL RLA’NOLDS. Huntsville, Alabama: Secict.nial Training 2); Pi Beta Phi. • RALPH EVEREST Kill X Birmingham, X XI Seim I : Alpha ISi. • MARCUS LEE RHODES I wood. Alahama; I lectricu Engineering (2). • I.YNDA GAYLE IUCE, Albert nUe, A’abama; Education (3 . • ROSALIND LEE RICE. Decatur. Alabama: Science and Literature (I); Delta Drlta Delta. • JAMES WADE RICH, Oulu Jen, Alabama; lnihiuri.il Management (3). Tenth Row: • FRANK IIBNRY RICHARDS, Birmingham. Alabama; Architecture (2). • Kt 'MCI MARIE RICHARDSON. .........npka .Alabama Kdueat • JOB WILLIAM RICHARDSON IK AlexanderCiiv.AI.it , , I. M iN • JOHN KENNETH RICHARDSON. Greens- boro, Florid.,: Mathematics (2); Plii Kappa Tau, • Sl’IVA GENE RICHARDSON Louisville. Mississippi; Veterinary Medicine (4). • JOHN ROBERT RICHEY, Andalusia, Alabama; Chemical Engineering (I); CLC iclerqractuaies AUB URN UNIVERSITY 39’ tk'kdm I'ucsi Row • JOANNE ROBERTSON. Birmingham. Main............. Eefcieatioo . P II I. Phi. « JOHN I.ACHY ROBEK I SON. Birinmeha.i -■ «: Buii- tni Adr • KATHERYN %NNE ROBERTSON Biim . i.i ii Alabama: Edvcaiioi 2 . Alpha Dc'm Pi. • WILLIAM ROBIE liliiuiiislvini, Matnina; Science and Literature ;J); Pi Kappa Plii. • JOHNNY WIXDELL ROBINSON Doihan, Abtaiuj Elrctneal Engi nee ring 2 D u Up . • KOI.I K I BDWARD ROBINSON B.................. Alabama; A’et tnury Medicine (2); Alpha IN Sr.coM) Row: • PAUL RICHARD ROBERTS, I' -!ei, Aldiunu; Birvii.rve AdminiMralior. II) • SAMUEL BENIGN ROBERT'S ; n 1 . Alabama; EWuieil F.uqirn .-unc 2 • 1 HKODOKE Kl SMI. I KOKI.KIS, IV man-I.I. Ho: id.i Electrical • WILLIAM L. ROBERTS Mobile l ban i e : Phi Delta Fheta • WILLIAM NETTLES ROBERTS. JK.. Ilrwini. A.,tuna: lrultptii.il Management 3 ■: Kappa Alpha • WILSON ROBERTS IK Inm City. Georgia; Serene ami Literature (I). Third Row: • |. N MARIE KOIU.KIS. lilt nil :■ a. Alabama. 1‘ln-t.al Kelt.. ati-.t. I l JOHN PEERING ROBERTS Atlanta • ■ . . Beni nr� Ailiiiiimt aiioti I I’li. Delia ll t.. ® KENNETH LESTER ROBERTS ' I nginrering 3). • MARILYN LAMAR ROBERTS Cilumbm, Georgia; Education 2 • MARION P. ROBERTS Chemical Encmrcni.e • MARY II AKKII. I ROBERT'S. Mobile, A.a Ixiir.a; P.xrh.JiHcv I;: Kappa Delta I’ovRTit Row: • CHARLES WAYNE ROBEKIS. Aihford. ALalutna; Veterinary Mrdf ane 2 • CF.CII DAVID ROBERTS Fm.la . Abhanu; Pie-Engiiicciinc II). • CHARLES BANKSTON ROiil R Is v . ,, Educaiio (i EjhiImI,. Chi V.pha • CHARLES STANLEY ROBLKTS So.netvillr Alabai: a: Pre-Engineering I • JAMES I. ROBERTS, JK Wetuni|iL� . Alabama Bmiuei Admin Iratii • I AMI s WESLEY KOBERIs riultan it:,i, I fitnrtur; Pr.-Enginer-rini; fl K. [t|u Si ant.I I ii in Row: • IRMA H AN ROBERSON. Bilinm ii.iMi. AI.iI.ul.; llctrne Ee.iiomto I • JAMES A ROBERSON Nrwville ALiImum: Agricultural Engineerin’: • JAMES ARNOLD ROBERSON O ail. Alabanu; AmUulluial • JAMES WAYNI ROBERSON Renton, Alabama i 2 • ANN COLLIER K' itl Riser.: lit... I.ducal ion I ; Delta iKrlt.t Delta. • BEVERLY ANN ROBERTS, O a.k Alabama; Education (I). Sixnt Row: • FORREST COLLINS ROAN IK B im ngha n, Alabama; El................ Engineering I • RICHARD ALLEN ROANE, At'anta, Georgia; Eire Rt Sigma Phi I ; at • I AMI S ELI! AH R ' IBINS Montgnmeiy. Alabama: Prr.Kiiginreiiag (It: PS Kappa Phi, • NAOMI ELIZABETH ROBBINS Vcrbct . Alabama: Mathematics • Della Delia Della. • STEPHEN MII.LAXD ROBBINS M� nig.........:rv. AUluiiu; Arc hi- tecta 2 • AMMACK MA IN ROBBRDS, JR. Me Pre-Engineering (1 Sm.Mil Row: • UDIE ANN RISIIER I Vie ■ Alabama: Science n .1 Lileratnrc e Kappa Dell. • JOHN EKII IlKICK RISI IlmiHvi r. Alabama: Pic-• SIMON PHII I IP Rl ie HY Dot ha i Alabama Pr. Engineering I • II. Kl WATSON RIA'EKS Birin t. Al A......... ..in.it : • SAMI RL MONROE RIVERS. JR Elect real I I . • WILLIAM Lie CKANDE RIVES. Birmingham, Alaluitu; li.du.tri..l Management I Della Cht. Emittii Row; • GUSTAVO RIOS I...................... ......tine J • I AK 1 ANN KIPI.EY Bcocmrr. AUImiiu; laliiratitin I); De'ta e la • WILLIAM REINIIARD RIPPEY Da iona Bra I, Florid 'I.... '• : Alpha Pi • ROBERTA JEANNIE RISER Itirm Alabama: Edueaiioii 2); Phi Mu • GEORGE WAYNE RISIIER i r-Eiieinccring (I • JERRY HENRY RISIIER Farkron Sooth Carolina: (.bomical Engmeeiinre (3), Ninth Row: • JANIES EDCAR RILEY, Flora MR.iwippi; Architecture 2 ; Pi Kappa Alpha • JAMES WILLIAM RILEY B ghtem Alabama: I'-........ Ad- iiitiiMtaliii I 1. • IAMES I'M I. RILEY, Andaluiu, Alabama; Butin... Adminrstralion (I). • MICIIAEI. e' Kll EY, I.iun Walum.i; Art (3 • PHILIP O NE AL RILEY. Mount PS. Eng ........ 1 • MAKI CHARLENE RINEHART Fort Payn Ala luma: Education (2 : eta Tut Alpha, Tr.. nt Row: • JUDITH ANN RICHEY. Birmingham. . Mai Mina; E.l.iratioei 2 : Delta eta. • JANET I.EE RICKERSON, Ann.ttun, Alabama; Secretarial Training 1 ; Della Zcla. • JEKOI.YN RIDGEWAY. . . Riyne Mai 1 1 -• and 1 le Delia Zett. • ROBERT DROWNING Rlc .s IK (ant.lrn, Alabama: Bu.ir.iM Admini.tialion 2); Sigma Nu. • DOROTHY PAGE RILIN'. Al any, Georgia; Education (I); Clu Omega. • HOBSON KUDOl-PHI S RILEY, JR., Birmingham, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I), 393 I’imt Row: • SUF.I.LEN ROBINSON, t.m'jx. Alabama; Sfirr.tr anti Literature l3 ; Phi Mu • T. KENT ROBINSON. Birmingham, AUViliu: B i� iiie� � Adminis-tnition 2): Deli.. Cl„ • WII.EY J. ROBINSON. Mobile. AUInina; Ann-«tillui.il L-nonee.mg l i . • WILLIAM EVEREM ROBINSON. JK MMlrvilln. Ablumi: Y’rierinary Medicine 4j; Alpha P� i. • WILLIAM HENRY ROBINSON JR.. Srtiimc, Alabama; Pre-Enginrering ill. • ELEANOR RUTH ROBINSON, nio.UAtv.llr. ( on|ia; Education |1); Delta IMli Delta. Sroovn Row: • HAROLD JACK ROBISON. Tutcumbia, Aliluiu; Pte-Enginreiii g : • M K I 11 |:. N ROBISON. V - HI.. Education (Si. • ROBERT JOSEPH ROBISON. ThomawiUe. Georgia; Pre-Engineering '.2i • FRED RANDOLPH ROBNLIT. Mr tnphit. Ttnnrwt; Chemical Engineering rj ; Kapjn Sign... • sIlAROS 1.1.1 ABLIH KOI HAM Bl At Mvlnlr ALtl-.n... Secretarial Plaining I : Alpha Gamma Delta. • sol Nl. ROCKLIN, Miami, Florida; Pre-Engineering 2 Tan Kappa E (niton. TniNi Row: • LDAAAKI) LI.I. ROIIt.l’.RS, Bat Minrtle, Alahaina. Cl.rnueal Engineer-ini? (2 • JANICE EDWINA KOIX1KRS Molii'r Alabama; Engineering • WILLIAM m i RODGERS. M.ihile, A’abama. Ei.icii.rcM. g Plttsiit (I . Bela IN. • ROE KENNETH ROE I .II Citt Alabama; Phai-mac t ,1 • FRANK AAI I.I.IAM ROKCKNER P.-aiello. Idaho; Chemistry (3 . • JANE I si I. ROEDDER Bi mi Alabama; S trial 'Plaining (? ; I hi Mu. Pot at it Row; • KILLY IOK ROI'LRS Atolule. Alabama: Llrcliir.il Engineering U. • HOWARD rOPPING Kot.LKs IK Auburi Alabama: Industrial UiaimncM (8). • JAMES EDWIN kot.Lks I ...............a Florida; Veleri- naiv Mrdirii.r il Alpha Pti • JOHN HOW AKD RCM.FRs, Y'.tik Alabama Chemical Eninnrvring (SI. • LINDA LUCILLE ROGERS Prattville. Alabama; Buuant Education (li. • NAIHANIII, RIXIF.Rs, JR., laiHiitri. Kentucky; A'cterinary Mrditiur 31. Omega Tan Sigma. Finn Row: • ROBERT LEE ROGERS Gooduntgr. ADbama; Art (3). • SADIE JACQUELYN ROGERS Boi.iingliaiu, ALd-ama Sr.riKe ai.tl Lilrratux • PONY TROY ROGERS Goodwaln Alabama; Agricultural Ad-miniilration T • WADE Ai.EEN ROGERS Drmpo| o1i� . Alalnma: Butin---- Ailmiliiilraliun I Pin Delta I liela. • AA II LIAM AUSTIN ROGERS llenagai. Alabama: Education (I. • CAROLYN MAY KOI.I.INS Birmingham, Alalninta; Kdur.il ion I.’); Kj| |m Alpha Theta. Sixth Row: • JANIES HAI.LENGEK ROLLINS. Biiniingham. Alahaina; Pre-Engineering (I • WILLIAM EDAYAKD ROLLINS IV.itan.la Florida: Ae.oi-j.ni- • I - - - Della Chi • CATIIERINI ANN ROLLING. Birm ingham, Alabama lnl ioi Design l-. Beta Phi • MARTHA LEE ROLLING Li mingham. Alaliama; I ■ I - I); P Bela Phi • JERRY DALE ROMINE. Atlanta, Georgia a,: i IN Kappa Alpha. • FRED ALBERT RONEY, Samvon. Alabama; Induitoal Management (i,. Sr.vr.siti Row: • KOBI.KI RONNENBERC. BtookHu, Nett Yorlt; klathamatki I • -II l A kooks MooCgomr - Alabama; F,durati-.r. 2). • |l l)Y' ays ROPER B Alabama Education a • JACQUELYN Root I.MORE Andalntia Alabama: Home I . «n� • WILLIAM Ml I AY N KOOI.T-.MOKE. Lanen, Alabama: Physio ; • EDGAR BARTLEY ROSE. Tim. Alalnma. r.'rtlu.al Engineering (2); Sigma Nu. Eioiith Row: • EDWARD JAMES ROSE, Pensacola. Florida; Prr-Engineering I). • MARA EDNA ROSELLI Natbvillr I ri.-. Ilomr ! At , • JH.I. ROSENAL. Athens A'abama; Education 2); Delta Delta Delia o JACK PKRKILL ROSS Mobile Alabaaw; I' I Delta Tau Della. • JOHN AAYTHE ROSS Auburn. Alabama: Butiness Adinimvtration (2): Sigma Alplta F.ptilon • GLENDA ROSSER. I’ltdinont. Alabama; Erluratiun (2). Test it Row: • PAUL CURTIS ROTEN. Trot Alabama; An : • t am ERHARD Kl R1 KOTIIE. Huntsville, Alabama. Prc-Engineering I . • ONF7.II ELIZABETH KOI ND'IREE. Se'ma. Alabama: Sr .clue and l.ilrrjluir (| ; Delta Delta Della • GERM.I) LEE ROUSH. Birmingham, Alabama; Areh.lretu.e I I; I’i Kappa Phi. • W'll.I.IAM HENRY ROWE, Lafayette. Alabama Biology � • DANIEI CHARLES ROYAL, Sri A U rr-Engineering (I); Sigma Pi. Ntsrii Row: • LUCIEN mai Kill RUCKER, III MonUnmery, Alabama Electrical Engineering • JAMES OTHA KIDD. Oaarfc Alabaaw; Induitiial Management 2 i; Sigma Alpha K| il«n. • JOL W11.SON KI'FFEK Montgomery. Alabama; Lleetriral Engineering (2); Phi Delta llw-ta. • I AMI s i iiom as Rt M IS Deauville Alahaina; Mechanical Engineer ing -� l • CHARLES UK (MAS Rl MBI.EY Mon.oeville A'ab.ma: Pharmacy (I . • MARTHA CECILIA RI MSKY. Columbus. Georgia Lalioiatory Technology. cLCi i3eixjra3uate '5 AUB URN UNIVERSITY 394 I'lKKt Row: • CHARLES WII.I.IAM RUPEE Ray Mincne Mabama (tiHWiini tlioi • ! k NK V Kl SCIIE. Amuerdaiii. Holland Client i- ■ I I - • DAVID C. RUSHING. Gain, V......... I-.......... • DAN K Rl sllloN Monlco«iu-iy, Ai. lt.m- , Butinrw NdminiilU' I mbda Chi Alpha. • NKI.DA THERESA Rl SIITON. Runn. Mahan I ml I ; Delta Zett • ALICE DARDEN Rl S'l I I CttlllllllHll, I tt-rii ; I’ha■ inaev . ; I rlla .rU. Si com Row: • ERNES1 WAYNE RUSSEI IK. LaPine - inn Adntfnb- lration 2): Alpha Gamma Rho. • JAMES • RUSSELL. Montgomery, . Electrical Engineering t • LINDA ANN Kl SSI I In n iiut-hani M.itt.ini.i: I!..it., i ■.-I...1 ,i. ■ .■ • i iiom s i; RUSSELL Auburn. Mahan � B....... ■• Ydatintitnuioa l . • THOMAS EDDKHXiE Kl v SELL, l-tl’inc. Al.Jt.tmi: Bunn.-,, dmi initiation I Alpha l.unnu Rho. • mi i i i PRANCIS RUSSEI.I IK Birmingham .................... ,i Tnmi' Row: • JA.M1 S IK IN |.|) Kl I III Kl OKI) O .. 1. , I . I ........ il • MARION OLIVA RUTHERFORD fackaot Fennewee; IWhoiorn III: Alpha Omicron Pi • GERALD VERNI R 11 AND i utc ttiabsa. Alabama; Agriculture • LOUIS COOPER Ki rLAND, Mitchell Sigma lpha F.ptilon • ROBERT IIOKION Kl I I. NI M.'iiivon . i Malum.i 1‘ic-Man.igen . ni iSion Nri. • IEROMI BENJAMIN RYAN. IK. Hattiesburg ....................... .t Alplta Farr Omega. Foimt Row: • RUSSELI HEWITT RUDER. |K Robcrtidale, Alabanm Education • IV X I YNNi |)l | K llui Ivy lie ahan I 1 u n on I VJph . Delta Pi • IACK El.I. WOOD SADLER llurrtowi t. . (i , Engineer s ; na Phi Epsilon. • Kl III McMILLAN SADI.ER lealrio Alabama Secretarial Training I • JACK RERRE1 SAINT '.� 11L.ii.l Alabama; Pic-Engineering 2); I’i Kappa Phi • JULIAN HORACE SALLAS Dothaa, Alabama P .-1 Finn Row: • [ti nn SALTER Castle be ' Educate - • JOHN IIARVT.Y SALTER. Savannah. Georgia; Businen Adminisiraiion (1 . • SI SAM MARIE SAMFORD. Montgm E hicaiion 1 • CHARLES WILLIAM SAMPLES West Point Georgia Bui d- Dell i • IK NCIS M SANDA. Mofaih • i..... Burineu Adminktiatioi 2 • BRADLEY LAMAR SANDERS Mobile. Alaluma: Mechanical Engineering (2). Sixth Row: • CHARLES NORMAN SANDERS. H-i-s.llr ................Imknlrial Man a center, i 2 Upha I iu On g. • DONALD II SANDERS Lafayette ' i • EI.I7.ABI III MILDRED SANDERS (Tillman. Alabama. t:i� ''iimtiv I • GEORGE SEARCY SANDERS. Birmingham. Mabama: Electrical Enumerring (2l; A'pha Tan Omega • RONALD II SANDERS V i • . • 11 . n JO SANDERS. Edrctir. Alabama; Education (I, Sevr.vttl Row: • niOMAS LARRY SANDERS Opelika Mahan .............I ..... (ration 11 • VIRGINIA ELIZABETH SANDERS I o Mabama: II. E...... ■■ I • WILLIAM SIIARMAN SANDERS Opelika, Mabama M • BOBBY LANE SANDERSON Moultm I lifi. . • CARY MAXWELL SANDERSON N'oJuira I . Po Engi eeri g I . • THOMAS BLUI s NI)l RSON, Selma Alabama Burinen Arfanmnlration '• Emmiii Row: • ll ( l SANDLIN Mobile tl- nt Elrciriral Engineering • K I NNI SARKISS Birmingham I in Education 2); Delta Zeta. • MICHAEL M t I K SARRA. Penurala Florida: Burineu Ad-nini 2 • H AYNE ROT s v I DERWIIITE. ilucytown, Alabama; Sigma Pi. • MAXIM 111 SAUNDERS Montgomery. Mabama; Art (2 : Alpha Omicron PI • M ALTER ALBERT SAI NDERS Auguvta, Georgia; Pre-Engineering (2). NtvTit Row • KATHERINE NELL SAVAGE. Birmingham. Alabama; Pharmacy • JACKIE K SAVELL. Mobile. Alabama • Sign hi • JOSEPH R( IBI IY $ tXl in n . t Mabama t • M ; |)| || SAXON II Mil • •••'«. Malar ' • WILLIAM LESLIE SCAI'E Auburn. Vl.ibain.i; Biwinew Adminirtralion (t); Delta Tan Della. • BETTY” GAY” SC.MFE. Birmingham. Alaluma; Art (I). Tt.Mii Row: • PHYLIS JEI.ir.R SCALES Atlanta Georgia; Art I); Alpha Omicron Pi • I 'I I 1 N DAVID SCARBOROUGH Dothan Mabama; Pre-Enginee ng ML • DIYNI M Ki; 'KOI l.II i!, ti.i ... na; Education T); Phi Mu. • WALLACE KYYT.ON SCARBROUGH, ...........on. Alabama; IVe- • l I I K HOW VKI) M II M) IK 1. ■ ..... ring (1). • Dl LORI S M ' II M PER hubi.i, . A:.. Education (3). 395 Fimi Row: • DON ; SCHAPKKR, Mobile, Ahbaoa; Pivchologv (2). • DONNA I.YNN SCHEIIF. Dothan. Alabama; Education (J); A'plia Gamma Delta • BILLIE JOW SCHMALE. Cullman, Alabama; IVc-Enginccring (2); • JOHN G. SCIIMOlll. Mobi'e. AliLnu: Mcohanic.il Engineering (2 ; Phi Della Theta.. DAVID ROGER SCHNEIDER, C.c.it Barrington, Mauachuictti; Agricultural Knjin«nng (2). Si.coxd Rot : • AI.DEKT FREDERICK SCHOBER. Bencnier, Alabama; Fore,try (I). • PAUL KA1U. S HOI.I.. Birmingham. Alalum.i: lltitiiie.t Ailrninixtratron ' 3). Lambda Chi Alplia. • ROBERT FREDRICK SCHKEMSER. Mont- ;.tv. Alabama; Pathology (I). • EDWARD FLOYD SCIIRIMSIIRR. JR.. Ilinninuh.ini, Alabama: F.lcctrical Engineering (2): Theta Xi • JAMES ALLEN m IIROEDER. Birmingham Alabama; Education 1) • JOSE I'll WII.I.IAM SCIIINES.SI.FK III. Smith Sution. Alabama. P.e-Law (I); Theta Chi Third Row: • JOSEPH F. SCHULTZ. Montgomery, Alabama: Pre Vcicriitar) i • N NCY II l III. SCHULTZ. FiaiAl.lle. Alabama; F.lu ation (31. • CLINTON PAUL SCHAVIBKER, OpciL,. Alabama; PrfEarinccrtng I • |AM! MICHAEL SCIIWJNDI.K. IM.tl.-v «... I . I . IKK .11. • JAMES EARL SCOGGINS. Birmingham. Alalum.i: Pre-Eng. nee ring (1); Pi Kappa Phi. • CARLTON THOMAS scon Atlanta Georgia; Pj chology (2); Sigma l hi Kptihvn Fot am Row: • C. EDWARD SCO I 1. Ilen.v. leoneaee: Pro-Veterinary II; Alplu Pd • EMMETI WENDELL SCOTT. HuatcvOb Abl t - Electrical F.ngi. r-eering 2) • FK NK VACOHN SCOTT. Ill ttijcrmi. Georgia: l“te. Engineering (I): Delia Tau Delta. • GEORGE M SCO I I I: YaMuna: Electrical Engineering -2:. • MARK AUGUSTUS SCOTT, El mote. Alabama; Iluiincx, AdminiM ration 2 • RICHARD ALTON SCOTT. Columbus, Georgia; Education It Firm Row: • RONNEY LARI. SCO I I. Saiaxotu. Flotilla. Huutiru .Admiriixtiation 1 . • STEVE KYLE SCOFF. Fairhope, Alabama: Architecture I • TOM M. SCOFF. IR.. Kiplrv Tcnocttce; Fore,try (l| Alpha Tau Omega. • W. DANIEL SCOTT. Alexander Citv, Alabama: Indutiual Ma - nt I ; I' K PM. • ELLEN B ' i U N. CaBao, Vi .— I.. Science and Literature (2). • LEA LEA SCREWS Falla den, Alabama; Education [I ; Alpha (nnna Delta Sixth Row: • COKKIN DALE SCRIVNKR, M.i'ietta. Georgia; Butin.xt Adininittr.itn.il 2). • I EKKY K. SCKt CCS Atm-rrc, Alabama: Chemical Engineer mg t ; Sigma Nu • CAROLYN LOUBLLA SEAGRAVES, Auburn. Alabama; Education (I): Alpha Omicron Pi. • ROBERT EARL SEALE, Binning-..m Alabama; Pir-Enginrring (I • RICHARD ERNEST SEAMAN. Dothan Alabama: Buxine-, Adiiiiniitration (3i; Phi Delta T In t.i. • J LOMAX SEARCY. JR., Lntcrpiixe. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (2); Sigma Se.xTNTlt Row: • DON S SF A Birmingham Alabama: F.'mrieal Engineering I); Pi • MALCOLM OTIS SECKINGER. Molnlr Alabama; Industrial Manwtrm I Sun,,, Pl.i • I OVIK WNI.IT E SEDBEKKY. oka, Alabama: Education I2 : Chi Omega. • SANDRA R AE SFEAA EK MiJ.hr Alabama Serretaia.il Training 2 • I-I. I I A I A A I SEGRI.sl Ee'cctie. Alabama; Education 1 • EDW ARD J SF.IFFF.RT. At-gutta. (rnugia; Mechanical Engineerirg (2). him mi Ron : • ANNETTE LEE SELF. Aulmrn. AUlaam..; F.diaaarion I). • IRA DARNELL SELF. I’invon. A'nbama; Chemical Engineering 2i • JL'DS' NELL SELF. Hadd Green, Alabama; Home Ficonimica (3). • PATRICIA LIT l. SI I.E. Mobile. Alabama; Secretarial IT.iming -2' • TIARI.ES JERRY SELLERS, Mary Eater, Florida: Agriculture 11): Phi Gat....................... Deli,. • EMILY CKESSMAN SELLERS Ei.1,,.1,. ALal.inxa; Education I . Delta Delta Delta. NT.srir Row: • JOHN L. SELLERS, MnlnV. Alabama: Hutinm Adniinntiatn.n I ; I beta Chi • WILLIAM AN ALTON SELLERS Rainer. -Alabama: Forr-t-v f4); Alpha Ga......a Kim. • DAVID CHAPMAN SELMAN, Alrvamler t Alabama Ad, xing Design I • VERCIL FRIEDERICII SENSE-MAN. Foil M'«it. Florida; Veterinary Mcdii im (5); Alplia l’-i. • DOYLE ll. SESSION'S. Birmingham. Alabama: IVc-Engineering (I), • LOUIS I.KO SFiX.Ai IR, St--. Genevieve, Mittoun; Form try 2) Iuntii Row: • I AMI s FRANKLIN SEXTON. GrreanUt Alabama: Forotry (2). • JERRA' II. SEXTON, Ti S cc and Literal • LYNN Fi. SEYMOUR. Panama City, Florida: Architecture (I); Phi Kapiu Tau. • CONSTANTINE NICLS SFAKIANOS B . luma: Plre-Engineering fl). • ROBERT HENRY SHACKLEFORD, AutaugaviTe, Alabama: Atnculiure (IT • NANCY ALICE SHADDIX, Riiminghaiu. Alabama; Education (I). cLCi t3ci graduates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 39° SSmlMy! d•a?!'5fif 'lla«� vv :- : : J5', -T -v - v„ • I m� T Ku� • JERRY Mil SIIAUV llun twill .............. 11 ............. PS Kapjta Alpl • ROHKR.............. SIIAFFER Biimitigl . , Alabama: I1............... • ENGENE TODD SIIARI.EY IK lv. vi... .. Alabama: ctuic I . ri, Ddta Thru. • SANDRA M I SI (ARMAN ( unp- bill. Alabama: Horn E....wnia 2). • WALTER EUGENE SHARI1 Alabama; lv. -1. ..eg l . • EUGENI VAN SHARPE Birmingham. AUlnnu; Arrluceeture 3 . Sigma Nu. Scoo.no Row; • DOUGLAS DEAN SHAVER C ...................... Mahan Vet loan Medi- cine i l|. 1.1 |Ni • EDNA CAROLYN SHAVERS I'hcni Cii. l.i-banu I • • I.INNY LEE SHAW, Birmingham, Alabama i i i iinm • MARY FRANCES SHAW, l u Alabama; Brnincw Adminiitiation I Alpha Gamma Delia. • RONNIE STEWAR1 SHAW Mobile. A : . i hcanuuy I Della Tan Delta, • CAROLI LEl SI I EDI). l;t Hiitiwillr. Aliluiiu: Eduealion. Tnmo Row: • ELIZABETH ROSE SIIEE'Is. I-.edi, ahama; limn.- I'-eonixiiio J I !.. Mu. • LINDA FRANCES SHELL. Montgomery Alabama: n - • MARTHA SHELL. Newman ........... Edu........ 2 Mpha Ddu Pi • MARK DEWEY SIIEI.I.I.Y. Ilr.ullanij. Maluma; Pliaimao i3i • WILLIAM ( SHELOR. Barn ivilV Gei . ■ Pharmacy Kappa Aloha. • CAROLE si I SI I Pi I ion Birmingham, Alabama; PalwaiiMi ! i: Zeta I ,ui Alpha. Foiarti Row: • JAMES WILLIAM SHEPARD Saratota Florida: Busncai Adenine • ••• Alpha fau Omen • BOBBY SIIERER, faspe Alabama: Eire- irira Euxini i • JOE LEON SHERRILL. Birmingham, Alutama: l Sinma Chi. • MANHARLALKEVALCIIAND SI I Pi Til. Bombay. Indit Cbcmii .! Ena.ng I • ELLEN ANN SHIELDS lli mind AL.lx.nu; Secretarial Training (1): Ptii Mu • KOBI.K I M i Is suit I.IK Martou Alabama; Batmen Mainiitn-lion (’ll • Delia Tan Delta. Finn Row • RICHARD RIERSON SHINN Si ire Florida: V i Medicine i i IN}. • SARAH M. SHII’I.LW K.-mr • ■■ E« • calior Hi Mu • CM RI.I s him KI SHUT v4 i • CHARLES WILLIAM SHIPP I oi1 I -i . . A' .1 .i ..: Indutli il I i i • rRAVIS SHIPP I Alabama Me cl . Enginrr • VICTOR IN||N SHIRLEY. Mini Point. Miuiwtppi: Architecture (3 Tau Kappa Epsilon. Sixth Row: • MARC V SHIVERS. I......... ill....rgia Bmiaea Adminittration 2 Siri i Nu. • PALI. GERALD SIIOFFEIIT. Aubara bonaa Ptyrl...........r I . • I Y I III. sn INI SY. ..non. Alabama; Eduealion I • I Kl VOjR HAMBY SHOOK. Fayeiie Alabama; I i ng (I). • PIIILI.IP Yl.l n SI (OR oi.n.i.. II. nli. Pre-Engineering I : Theta Chi • MARI IIA HELEN SHORES. Edectir. Maituriu: Drama 1 S w siii Row: • PAULA JEAN SHORT McMinnville, ..e.-; Laboratory lech- nntogy • DEBORAH ANNE SHOT I' Aul ii Alaban Buiintn « • ELMO I KI. SHROPSHIRE. Ocala. Flotilla: Veterinary Mrdi- Vpha lv • BOBBY LAWRENCE SIIRU.M. Alabama Crty ....... • THOMAS DONALD SIIUFORD. Biecaid Norll Carolina Archil... i • DAVID ROVER1 SIDEI Mobile. Alabama: Veieri any Medicine (4). r.n.hin Row: • ALBERT WAYNE SIEGEL. Wit A Malbrmaii • II K I.D SIEGEL. North Miami. I Vi crinary Medicine (I . . I • W Y NI. SIEGFRIED. Paducah. Tenncw c: Veleii imi Medicine 3 Omega I .u Sigma • FRANK I AMAR SIGLER M Via i , i . , • PAl L Bl KloN SIGREST Zaelu . Mai • ST ANLEY SIKES Luverni Malntna; Science ami l.ileralure (3): Pi Kappa Phi. Ninth Ron: • WAI.II.K LI.SI.II. SIKES. Mol.ilr, Alabama: Education (3); Bela I . • WILLIAM rilOMAS SILER Veil i • Medi or : o, g, i . • CONNIE SIMMOBS Chiltlenburg, A'ahama: Education (3. I'm Mu. • IIARKY GRAYBILL SIMMONS Munfocd, Alabama: Me-i • NANCY IE AN SIMMONS Geneva Alabama: llo • i---- Pi Bela Phi • ITIOMAS |OI L SIMM! INS Orail Maluma: llruineu Adininiitiation ill. To I it Row : • WILLIAM SIMMONS, JR. Birmingham. Alaliam.i; Pre-Engineering Alpha Thu Omega • YVRIGHT W SIMMONS, AMtcville, Alabama Mreh.iniral Engineering .3 . • ELIZABK III ANN SIMMS. Calu.it Alabama; Education 111 • F.RNLST FRANKLIN SIMMS. Moulton . |. ! mutation (I; I he la Chi • FRED MORGAN SIMPSON. Birmingham, Alaltoma; Eduealion (I). • HENRY SIMPSON Warner Rofabini. UtUfa; Electrical Engineering 1 397 Fwrr Row: • SAM F. ARI.Y SIMI’SON. Birmingham, Aliluiiu; Education (2). • ELIZABETH SIMS, M ■ av lie, AUlunu; Education (3); Chi Omcu. • STEPHEN RAY SIMPSON, Atmo .• AUlkinu; Agriculture � • HARRISON GLENIK)N SIMS. JR Biiiningham. Aul«m«; Buimcv, Administration .' . • JAMES CARLTON SIMS Montgoi Alabama Architecture (2); Pin IMta Thru. • KOIlEKI J SIMS. Grand Kay, Alabama; Electrical Engineering (I). Seoosr. Row: • AMI.1.1 AM P. SINCLAIR Auburn. .Alilumi; Architecture (1). • MARIAN LOUISE SINGER, Lumpkin. Georgia: ISuunru Adnunirtrati.-n I : Alpha Delta Pi • KAMLsIlWAK SINt.ll. Saran, India; Civil F.ngi- nee.!nit i • PATRICK GARDNER SlNGI.i ION Annklon, Alabama; M . . I..... • RAI I'll I I ns SINGLI ION, Laneit. Bi Admit • SHLKII.L McLAIN SINGLE TON. No� ville. Alaluma; Pharmacy (I). Tiiiko Row; • WILLI am I SINt.l l ION Sdma. Abbot t Electrical Barfiwarinf I • I ai, sit Snowdoun, Alabama; Mrat|ueking (I); I Mill • FRANK DELOACH. Holley Mai......... P ylmy • PATRICIA ANN SISI.KR. Tampa Florida: Home Economics I • LI I III K FRED SI'ITKN. Winlcihavrn. Florida; Clieinittiy (2). • LARKY GENE SITZ, Alt alia. Alaluma; Alt |l). I'm mii Row: • DAA'II) FDAVAKD SKELTON. Seotubo..., Alabama; Pl.aim.icy I • I.ARRA' DEAN SKELTON, Montgouiery, Alabama; Agriculture I); Alidia t Minim Kl, . • KOKl'KI II SKELTON Scollthoro Alabama; Pharmacy • PEGGY McCORMICK SKILLING Birmingham l «• luma: Laboratory I • Dos WILLIAM SKIPPER AI viHc, Alabama; Pic-Enjriarcrtng I . • LENDON OLIVER SKIPWORT1I Ili. riKf, Alaluma; InJuitiul Management (3); Stcma Nu. Finn Row: • MORRIS MALONE SUNCLUFF. Dothan a tration (1); II,i Delta Theta. • NORMAN MANNING SLOCUM. Mobile. Alabama; Bunnea Admioktration 11 • M s VIRGINIA SLOCI MB Macon, Georgia FUlucation Alpl Delta Pi • ALBF.R1 El Gl si Sl.OVLN'SKA' Hirmlngluin Alabama: Clrrmical Friginecring (2). • III I I N l.oi INI si o I NSKY Binning urn. Alabama. Education I • DONALD WALTER SMAIIA U mu. Pro-Engineering I . Tau Kapiu Eptile.n. SlXfll Row; • FRANK EDWARD SLADi ManbolriBi t.......... . i triad Engmcer- ing (2! • ATIII SLAUGHTER Mobile Alabama; I- • KAIIII.RISI. IAKIIK SLAUGHTER Sh BeV ban Educatioa I M| I . Dell.. P • SM I II llloAIStlS si l .1111 K sl-i luma; Education il : Alpli • Della Pi • BECKY JO s| AAASON. Enter priw. Alaluma; l lmralory Technology (I), Sr it si il Row: • HENRY JASPER SMALL. Trncumbia. Alabama; Mccluric.il Engineering (3 . • JAMES LINDSEY SMALL, Atlanta Georgia; p. Engineering l2.i • MARTHA JUNE SMKRAG1.I.A. Bimungham, Alaluma; Pharmacy li • ANDREW O. SMITH. Dm IV .Alabama; Aeronautical Admioiilr.i-tioi Alpha ISi. • ARTHUR I SMITH A'idalia. Gem.'. I Engineering (1) • BARRY EDWARD SMITH. Sybonga, Vbibama; Irylilr M.maerment (3). Eighth Row; • BE 1 III. lo sMilll I., i 11,, ii. . Kentucky Vctcrinaiy Medicine (3). • BE I i A PAYE SMITH, Ericetit Alabama; Education i • BILLY JACK SMITH. Alexander City. Alabama; Pre-Ergtneering (I ; • HILLY JOE SMITH Geraldine Alaluma; Arionaulir.il AdininUtration (3). • BOBBY HOW ARD SMITH, Decatur. A'abama; Architecture (I ; Tlwta Chi. • BONNIE I). SMI TH. Birmingliaiu. Maluma. Se. reiaiial Training (2). Ninth Row: • I1KI Cl LEI SMITH Eclectic. Alabama: CbMHM ng (I). • ( AI A IS II KRA SMilll tKI ■ I H ., «l. A ei. ,, Me. Omega Tau Sign. • CAROLYN SN s |!||| Mobil. Alabama; Bu«i-alion I • CHARLES FDAVAKD s ll III B ■ . ; ■ M.I.-.I I. A...II.. e U). • CHARM s I AI Kl : I SMilll, JR . D.wle- riPc. Alabama; Textile Management 2 • IIARLES HBKkY SMITH. JR.. Mor.titr.mery, Alaluma; Mathematics (I). Ti.mii Row: • DALE LAUCKNK SMITH. Birmingham. Alabama; Education (2). • DANIEL B. SMITH. Peterman. Alabama; Agriculture Management (2). • DAVID CEORGI SMI III Mobile. Alaban I . I igineerirw (I); I Delta Theta. • DOROTHY COOPER SMITH Panama Gty Honda; I dncatioi : ; Alpha Omicitm PL • DRENNEN MICHAEL SMITH Alabama; Buiinm A. I). • EMILY GAYLE SMITH, Opelika. Alaluma; Secretarial Trainir.g (3); Pi Beta Phi. cLCmlenji uc uafes AUB URN UNIVERSITY 398 ■ -°- 5 p rTeP 0;4w?«t __________ PL1.?! R. £-Jfc.t |?!!.- vffevi i ' -- ■„., • . ' ' • ■ .;• j '- S' Xj ; Ilf’ 'J. ''■ : • ■•(. e ' v- 4. . - -.; f ±jr , V'V- «as rfi.f.,;r-hY SnikriVfe I i� m Row: • I KK KK SMI III IK . liMiiiincltAin Mibw Education : Delta Clii, • ERIC STANLEY SMITH, Ashland, Alabama Aeronautical Eaigi-nmiii 2 • GEORGE L SMITH. I utsvillr, Alabama: B miner m lion I • HERBERT JOHN SMITH JR.. Miami Florid ; Vrtriinan Mci O ' • J RICHARD SMITH • James artih k smith, (jinp Hill. AUIuiiu; Pic.Eii iweiiii (I). Nsco.no Row: • (AMES B, SMITH Dothan. Atabama; Pre-Encineerinj; I Sigma Nu. • JAMES CORXLIUS SMITH. Raabi........... Uabama; Pi reriau (2). • JAMES EDWARD SMITH. Rost m J.., Florida: Phi............acj • Kappa Alpha. • JAMES EDAA KI SMITH Flo-enrr. Alabama: PirTiitrinrerinK j ; Delta Upfiloa • JAMES FRANK SMITH Gadsden, Alabama; l lcri-ir.il KncinrrrireK 1 J. • JAMI'.S IIAKOI.I) SMITH. Albany, (in-isu, ('M-.r.iigmrerine (2). Tsiino Row: • JAMES MICH M l. SMITH. OiUiniliuv Oi-nij, Architecture 2 . • I RICH SKI) SMITH, Auburn Alabama: E.iixincciinc Pm ic� C • JAMES W. ■•Mllll hibuia, Alabama: Veterinary Medicine i2.. • JANIE ELIZABETH SMITH, Montgomery, Alabama; EdncaUot I . Omm • JANICE LOUISE SMITH Opelika Alabama; Horn Eeo- Deft Zeta • JOE FITTS SMITH, OpriBrn, Alabama; Eleo trical Enginecrmii 2). l ot Mill Row: • IOIIN IIROOKS SMITH. Biiminetuin. Alabama; Pre-Emtiucrruig 1 . • lolIN EMMETl SMITH. I- Wak FI da Veterinary Medicine - : Sigma. • lolls GAY LI SMITH Andaluria Alabama; I'tr-EneuirriiKK I • JOHNNIE MAX SMI I II. JK l.,«ir«rr. Alabuua. Ituildine O-nylMiciMn • |l l)Y CAROI.YN SMITH lliimimjl.un, Ala. Inma Education Delta Zeta • KENNETH I SMITH Florence AUKima: Ait (I). I'nhi Row: • I.EE TRAMMELL SMI III. l.amcrLilr. Alabama; Prr-Law (I). • LOI I' COLEMAN SMITH, Birmingham Alabama; llminrw Aikniao- • it • MARY LOL'ISI SMITII Mobile Maltama Education I Alpha Gamma I r:r� . • i' i I. WAYNE SMITH Eclectic, Alabama; Pits Law; . • RICHARD E. SMITH Auburn. Alabama; Industrial Maiuute- • RICH AKI IERRELL SMITII. Opelika Uabama; Businem Admiruitration II); IV It., Tan Delta. Sixth Row: • Kit'll Kl WARREN SMITH Yulee, Florida: Mechanical Engineering • ROBERT ACBRF.Y SMITH. Auburn. Uabama: ........................ E n mr,i,,e 2 I) la Sixmo Phi • ROBERT LEE SMITII Ocala I Bntineu Ailmini'ti.ition I . Kappa Alpha • ROBERT 1 111 l.l I SMITII, lluiilwillf. AUl onw; Pir-l-uMriiiceiine 1 . • RO.NAl.D M. SMITH ii I ,il. ii neeong .’ • SANDRA 1.1.1. SMITII Tjiitirld. Alai ulna: Erluralion (ii). S � ?.vrn Row • SARA ni i SMITH llaPly Pond Uabama Home I'.ronomies (2). • Mil KON I.IT SMITH. Kinninirlwm. Al.lunu; ll..mr K«u...mi « I K Beta I’ll • SIDDIE IILNTBR SMITH KiUrn, Uabama Science and l.itrratur I : Chi Omega. • SUSAN ANN SMI I II I, idiicriort. Alabama; Home Economic 1. leal l� .::. . •, • SYDNEY i Kol AN SMI III Bin unchain. Alabama: bdueal . : Pi Beta ITii. • SYDNEY l.I.I Altl. Ill SMITH I I Ual an; Edu Itlon (I). Ei-.iitii Row-: • THOMAS ALLEN SMITH IR« Dothaa Alabama; PtmEngmccriag I • mOMAS 11 M I 11 SMITH. Fayette Uaban Pie-EwinRiint I . • iilOMAS N'EAI. 'Mllll (' 'ini h i Hunii � Adminis • VIRGINIA SMITH, : Croiea; Education (2 Alpha Dr’ia Pi • WILLIAM BENSON SMITH S th I................ V - „j,- Medicine 2 : lb Kappa Phi • WILLIAM '• 'Mini Bfllingdry, Mulunia; Aericiilluir I). Ninth Row: • WILLIAM JOHN SMI III. Columbui. Georgia; P.r-Law 2); Siema Alp!.a Eimlon. • WILLIANf SIlhLTON SMITH. Brewtoa. Alabama: I!u� i-new Adminiiliatiou 2). • DEI.I. II SKtJRESST, Snowrlmin Alabama; lawrr at.i Politician .• • MACK CULTON SMITHERMAN Ghana r;ooKa Tennewr, : Sckiicc ami l.iteraiure 3i : Siema Alpha Eprilon. • |IMMY l SMITIIEY. I:--� kiiki Mab.ima; l‘haini.u 1 • SAI.LY Dl Kl'. SMlTlIAVECK. MoWle. Alabama: Eiluealion 12'. Tc.vrii Row: • MEL SMYTH. Opelika, Alabama: Pie-Ent.........wiag (I). • ANGBLIA DIANE SNEAD Dothan, Alabama; Intcii-. H. • . V -:Diwim IS. • BYRON I I WOOD SNELL Bunuiwhnm, Alabama; IS, .Denlirin .• . Phi Drlia Thria. • WAY.NI K SNKI.l.tiROA'E. Anton, Alabama, Agri cultural Education (2 • GARY RALPH SNIPES Ceatreville, Alabama; Archill • M K«. KIT DIANE SNdllDY. Huntsville. A ISyeholopy (I : I c!u Zru. 399 Fmkt Row: • CHARLES J. SNOOK, 111 Birmingham, Alilumi; Aichiteeture (2). • JACKS' LANE SNOW. Pell City, Alabama; Chemical Engineering • ROBERT ALAN SNYDER, Huntsville, Alabama; Veterinary Medicine ’2). • SHARON K. HOLIDAY San Am it; Science and Liten- line I . • JOHN EDMOND SOI.I II' NlnUr, Alihimi; Pre-Enginrerinc i • BETTY GAIL SOMERVILLE, Tutcumbia, Alabama; Home Fx - immt« (I). Scconp How : • LOEE SUZANNF. SONNIER Mobile. Alabama: Home Economic! fl); Kappa Delia • WILLIAM K. SOKKKI.I m. Alabama; Building Construction (J). • MARY MARGARET soi kit. Marietta. Georgia; Education I). • CE( II. WAYNE SOWELL. Metnpliit, Tenncuee; Arcbi-tecture (I). • Nl M. I SPANGLER, Fairfield, Ai.iL m i. LusincSt Adnisis nation • JANIES STEPHEN SPANN, Bi ruling ham, Alabama: In- ■isiMii.it Management 121. Titian Row: • SANDRA SPANN. D.illou.. Alabama. lid... at ion 2,; Alplui Delta Pi. • H)si I 11 Kl NN s SI’ANO, ol. mbu� . Gcorei: P . I ... ering CD: Signa t:11i. • CAROLINE HEYWARD SPARKS Bit............chain. ....... Science and Literature .1 s Pi Beta Phi • 1.1 ( IAN v SPARKS Mobile, MiIkiih : Education i2 . Kappa Delta. • IHOMAS CAR1EK SPARKS. (Rj. Pelt i I. Florida; Pre-Medicine (2L • CECLIA ELIZABETH SPEAKS, Alexander City. A’alwma; Mntlr F.dncat.on (I). Fovarn Row: • JERRY CLYDE SPEARS. LeeJnire. Flciri la; Veterinary Medicine (V: Mpha P-I. • JAMES THOMAS SPKKCLK, Cullman. Al.lx.mi: C.x.l Engineering (31 • JEROME AI.AN SPEEGLE Birmingham Alabama; Prc.Kniiii.eer.in (I). • BILLY WAYNB SPELLER Chickasaw. Afadnma; Prr-Knvineering II). • CLAliDIA JEAN SPENCE, Montgomery. Alabama; Omega. • LYMAN GILBERT SPENCER Calhoun. Georgia; Pre-Engineering (I ; Sigma I’lii Epiilun. Firm Row: • FLOYD RITSSLI.I. SPI( I K IK Sieu.,1 Mountain, Tenirmf; EVctrical ITigin.nine (2:. • PAUL JOSEPH SPIN.A. IK . Birmingham. .Malxim.i: ! d Eng! tee in I • Will I M Ih I t;l x SPKADI IN Alabama; Aeronautical Engineering ; • ALTON BIDDLI SPRAGUE, Hu mu x-li.iin. ALibama; Buiinea Auminitiration rtiela ( in • BILLY WAYNE SPRAT LIN. Cullman. Mabama; Aeronautical Adminiitration (2 • on DOYLE SPRINGER. JR . Dothan, A’.ibama; Pharmacy (3 Sixth Row: • THOMAS HARRY SPRINGFIELD. JR. Birmingham. Abban Mt chaniral Engineering I); Della Chi • I IHl iKl) W AN Nl si i EY Aunore, Alabama; fte-Engincering (II. • ROBERT OWEN Nl W 1 Mt I,urn. Alaimiixi: Ait (I • NANNETTE FRANCES SI MB Montgomery. Alabama: Education (2); Kappa Alpha Theta. • ALICE FAYE STALLINGS, Gantt Alabama; Education I), • THOMAS ARTHUR STALL-WORTH. Tnuavillr. Alabama. BivinCti .Adminiitration (2 . Stu.Mii Row: • WILLIAM IHOMAS STALLWORTH Beatrice ALihama; Agricultural Adminkt ration 2 • LYNN RICHARDS STALNAKER Aubun Ala bom M t • WILLIAM NORRIS STAMPS Boa Alabama; Electrh i .......... (2). • JOHN WALLACl ST ANDRIDGI I Alah.... Pre-Law I Sigma Pi • JOSEPH WILLIAM STANFIELD JR., Annul on, Alai...... Prc-EagtaccrmfC 1 • VERBON HAROLD STANFIELD, Hmairar. Alabama; Electrical Engineering 21 Elcimt Row: • JIMMY LOUIS ST ANFORD, Loreto i Veterinary Medicine 2 ; On. ra ran Sig ... • ROBERT VANCE STANFORD Hi............chain a than Vdminntra l • KATHERINE ELIZABETH SIAN KOKSKY Birmingham Alabama: Science and Literature (I • JOHN LEWIS STANSBl KY III. Atlanta. Georgia; Bmin™ Adnhni,-tration t : Kappa Alpha. • MARY LEE STANSELL. Monltuw a i-i ilia; Secretarial Training 2)j CU Oonp • ED H. STANTON M A la hart a; Mechanical Eieil.cc tine (21; Tail Kip|U E|nilon. Nisiii Row: • Y II V. MOKKI-x ST ANION o,, Bca Alabama; Aericulture (2'. • JAMES CHANDLER STAPLETON. Lvxtn V...............a; Phan • HOWARD STEPHEN STARK Alexander ( A Mall • VIRGINIA III. SI K k I S 11 II...,. I.- • BERTRAM LUCIUS FRANKLIN Alabama; Lover (9 . K ppa Kappa Gami • SAL LA LUCRE ! IA STARR Anniston. Alabama: I line.,lion (2 : A!|� fxi Delta Pi Tt.Mii Row: • DIANA III STEELE Livincdon, New Jersey; Education (3); IstPft Alpha I he i, • LOR MAN CRANFORD STEELE. Mobile Alabama: Pre-Iknii'ii 1 ; Sigma Ch • I'M I EDWARD STEF.U Alexander City Alabama Ph. ....... 2 • G |o ANNE STEINER. Fatrbope A Bu.ii,... Administration I ; Alpha Omicroa PS. • JACK K sill I Ru - - IK.II.. Al.x..; Interior Desm I • CHARLES OSCAR s i I I'l II NS Anniiton .Vat.ana: loduitnal Management (3 ): Delta Chi. cLCn3ercfra3uates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 400 Fi« t Row: • JAMES WAI.Di.N SILPHLNs. I'.m.u ... .V.-ban PE.,-.. .. • ROBERT )!l KR1.I.I. Ml.I'lll.Ns „ , I ... I’., ..... 2 • WII.MAM TAFT STEPHENS. I( ii i v.l.■. NUU.m.: P.e-Knginecrii.g fl). • W. KAY STKI’III'.NSON. Moulton, Alabama; I’m -Engineriing il . • I AROI.YN Kl.IXAHET II S1KWART. Prattville. Alabama; Education I Alplia liimnu Dell. • DAVID I!. STEWART, Il.iiningliam, Alabama; Mechanical Engineering 2). Si jomi Row: • DONAl.l) WAYNE SinVAKI. Alum. Alabama: Vcterinarv Medicine 4 . Alpha I’.;. • DORCAS ANSI III. SI I'AVAKI I � rl Lauderdale. Florida; Ait (I); Delta Della Della. • EUGENE WINFRED STEW RT JR., Belle Mina. AlabamaChemistry M • IAMI.S LEWIS STEWART Cteeiubon Alabama: Business Administration (2). • JAMI s McELLlS STEWART. Belle Mina. Alal..in.i; l ie-E'ngiiic ting (I.: Alpha Gamma Rlio. • JERRY BLAINE STEWART, Atrnorr, .Mabama; Bthinos Admini. I ration (2). Titian Row: • JOHN JOSEPH SI EWART, Lafayette. Alabama: L mrital Engineering Ml. • RANDALL ERNEST STI'.WART. I. .I,.v. tc.. Alabama. Ilii-ii.M Adniiniit.alien 2 ; S.gm.i Chi. • TERRY Yl II.I.E MEW RT. Binning-Siam. Mabama: Pic-E. ginccnng I ; Theta Xi. • WILLIAM HAROLD STEWART. Coffee Si baeaa: Ati (1). • WILLIAM PARK STP.WART Birmingham, i............. Pharmacj I). • JOHN MONRO STICKNEY, Bellevue, W.i.lunglnn; Mechanical Lnginriing Fourth Row: • BETTY OWEN STINSON. DcFunhk Stainm Florida; Business Vd iiiiiiiiliatiitn i2). • GREGORY WEYI.AN STINSON, Mo, ala. ............... Art 2). • HARRY CARL STIVENF.R. Monu...............:ry, Alabama: Veteii- itaty Medicine (2). • JAM E. ST. JOHN. Gadidefl, Alabama; Home Economic. 4 ; Delia D-lla Ib-lla. • SAI.LY M STOCKM N Panama C.ilv. Florida; Home Economic. Education (2 ■ : Alpha Delta IN. • D01 Cl XS MA RTIIUR STOKEM, ul.............. Alabama; It....... Xrf. miniitralion (•); Alpha Gamma Rl.o. Firm Row: • MADDOX It. STOKES. Trtiuoa. Michigan; Education (2). • MARGARET CAROLYN STOKES. Brewton. Alabama; Education .t . • JUDY IIARI.OTI E STONE A-hEmd. Mmnu: Seim..- ..ml Lilci.itute I • L ARKY ISKKT STONE. Biiii.i.ighani, Al-.I.a...... Cl.cmi.t.. . • M KY ANN STONE, Birmingham. Alabama; Secretarial Training 2 ; Alplia Gamma Delta. • MELvYN DOUGLAS STONE, Pino Apple, Alabama; lluvinrc. Admil dilation . i . Si.mii How: • I HOMAN JACKSON SIONE. Atlanta. Georgia: Eire Itiroi Engineering ■ J : Sigma Nu. • DOUGLAS M. STOKER, . ubutn, Alabama: Business Admim.lr.itinn 2); Alplia Gamma Rl.o. • JAMES FORKI'.SI STOREY Anniston. Alabama: Ituanen lmini.nation I2)j Delta CM. • KATHERINE ANN STORKS WTiumphi.. Alabama: Science and Literature 2 ; Chi Omega. • DARRYL BAXTON STORY, Langdalc. Alabama: Industrial Management (3 . • ROBERT HOWARD STORY, rutlfegcc Alabama: IVr-Mrdirinc (3). Snrviit Row: • ROY NICIIEl.OS STRICKLAND, RuucHvillc. Al.ib.inu: Agricullii.al Engineering I WILLIAM ABDOI. STOTT, IK.. A.lifoid Alabama Tie. Engineering (I). • WILLIAM I,. STOUT, Tt,r,, ,■.vI■. Alabama; Biui m -. Administration (2); Sigma Nu • DOUGLAS A. STO'VE ( liirk.ie.io Alaluma. Prc-Kmrfneerin I • I AMES V STOWE, Mobile Alabama: PI an I JOSEPH V. STOW I I:...... N. • . Forestry ii); Pi Kapiu Alplia. Eioimt Row: • BEETBM HARRY SiRACK, IK. Lagrange, Georgia: Business .f-iiiiiii.n.it.. i. .Il: I Iwla C tin. • CAROI.E SI RAIN, llitiningham. Alalum.i: Scjence and Literature 2i: K.-ppa Alpha I heia. • MARY CAROLYN SI RAIN. Itiriiii.ghaiii, M.ib.iina; Science and Litemim.- ,2 Kami.. Alpha lliei.i. • WILI.IAKD I I MLR SI RAIN. Do.., i.I;,.;,,., ministration (2). • THOMAS HARMON STRAITON JR ubutn Ornamental Horticulture 2). • JOHN DANIEL mk i i.iin AncUluxu, AUuir.a; Architecture (I). Ninth Row: • HIM) RAY NlRAl (rll Rmchill, AUImiiu; iicultui • SAMUEL WAYNE STRAWBRIDGE Sullig. Alabama; Vet. M .I ■ in. I • PEGGY ANN ST RE LTV. .....gh.,n.. Alabama; Horn, fcconomies (2). • ALTON E. STRICKLAND Sylnramo Alabama; Bus ne . Admini.tration (2 . • LEE PATTERSON STRICKLAND, Culhheit. Ceoigia: Pha.mi.ev (2); Alplia Tau Omega, SI RICKLAND, Panama City, thuida; Eduratin MAKJORII. DIANNE Alpha Oinicron I’i. Ii vtii Row: • WILLIAM DOUGLAS STRICKLAND. Clin Alaluma; Agriculture (2' • GLEASON EMORY STRICKLIN. Savannah. Georgi.,; P„ .|.r,g i, 1,. • KAIIII.KINL C. STRINGER. Gaduleu. Al.i ..inu: l-aJueaiiou ,2 Alplia Gamma Delia. • I'HO.AIAS DuYWARD STRINdFELLOW A.h-fold. Alabama: FJertriral Engineering fl . • PATRIGIA lit I NT STRIPLING Troy, Malntna; Laboratory Tccl.noWv (1), •' GEORGE ROBERT STRITILUS, Bir.ningl.. Alabama; Ornamental Hwticuhnic 401 Fkkt Row: • PAT RUT MAXINE VI KOI D ul irn. AUkiiu; Home (xuiwinio • HENRY Ml KIRN STROUP Abbeville Alabama; v.eoccand l.ilrr.iluir I • ( KOI, si | M KO II.K. I ' S Tnwiii (1); Alpha On........ PL • EUGENE FRANKLIN STKOZIER, tSiraiiind-im Ahnu; Pie-Medicine (1); Alpha Tin ()mc(i. • I N 11 IIRLTT. 1 I ART. IlimiincVim AUKm.a; Veterinary Medicine 2 Ni n-a No. • IR NK I sit l-T-s i’ Snow Row: • WILEY REX STUCKEY. Cutwrll, (Tnx(u: Mrctianical Engineering (J). • JUDY SANDRA STI l� l� KI . Kingston, Teanaaci H. n ft • JOHN WII LI M ( SUDD! III. Kiniwoiin (1). • JOE IIARE SI GG. Kalamaroo. Mnliiun: I’hunup' I Ddla Theta. • RACHI L SUGG, Demopolii, Alabama: I 1 1; Kappa Delta. • FREDERIC GLENN SULLIVAN. Mobile. Ala buna; Pre-Enemeerme (I); l i Kappa Phi. TiilkD Row: • LAWRENCI M SI I I 1 UC, CohUMt, Mawvhafltt; Pir.Engineering (2). • MARIAM f.MMs SULLIVAN Mobile Alabama; Secretarial ; (I • PENI U � PI s' LLIV N Mo le. A lama: I logy (I). • EDWARD J M I I N H ... Fluuda: Pie- • ELIZABETH ANN SI LZBY, B............. . • • Id... I • FRANCIS HARKIN' .TON SUMMERSELL Mobile. Ala h.ima: BuiiiKn Adiniiiitlialion (2). Forarit Row: • TERRY 1 SI MMERVII.I.i: Ai.lwumlale. Florida; Civil Enginecm ; • THOMAS BRYDEN Sl'RI.LS. Fort IU-t n iii;. Georgia: Srieric.- and Literature i : Delta UptSloii. • |AMES MICHAEL SUTHERLAND. Bimiingbnui. Alaliai.i.i: !'(•--I.n ineeiSitie 21. • WILLIAM A. SL'TIIER-I IN ! • Al.ih.ni.a: Industrial Management 2 . • HOWARD EUGENE SU ITER. Tnmville. Alabama; Pre-Eneii • cring (I;; Pin Kappa Tau. • GARY BOBBY SUTTON. Huntsville, Alumina; Pin Engi (I); Sigma Chi. Finn Row: • JOHN CRAIG SI ITON, M.it% Esther. Florida: Tettih Scier................ Siv.n. Mpi... i iMilon • JOY. i i 1i si sc v i ION Bay Miaette, Alabama; Business Education 1 • II.ANNE II.INn SWANNER Gialiaiu. Noetl Caiolin.i IdtKaliun 11 I: Alpha Gamma Della. • KATHERINE LIPSCOMB SWANNER 1.ali.mi. Nosth Caiotina; Eduealion . ( : Alpha (uuuma Delii • RALPH NELS SWANSON. Hi. Anniston, Alabama; Pre-Engi I ; Delta CbL • JUDY El uv SWEAT P..................City Florida; Edstea Imwi (I); Kappa Della. Sixth Row: • JAMES EDWARD SWEA1T, Buminghani. Alahama; lahiealii.il I • TONEY MARTIN SWEENEY Chattanooga Tennessee; Pre-Enginee iiuc (1). • MONROE FRANKLIN SWILLRY, Atlanta, Georgia: Sctcnej an.I Literntnn ; I'. Kappa Phi, • BILLY MICHAEL SWINDALL Good-..i.i Alabama; Pie-Eiigincciinu (1), • JOHN L. SWINDI I IK Bsi i Alabama; Pre-Engineering I • NANCY EVELYN SWINDLE BiimiiiKhani, Alalama; Home Economic (2). Sr.vr.NTil Row • JOEL KENNETH SWINT. (a«nnlle, Mississippi; Bonnes. Vdnsiniilia-Ia n (J); Pi Kappa Phi. • JOHN BOWMAN SWITZER, Mol I Alabama: Electrical I • I.ENORA I VNN SYLVESl Monfgomerv Mahan i; Secretarial Training I : Alpha Delta Pi • IAMBS WAYNF. TAFFAK. Ccdartown. Geoigia: Businrss Adiuinislraliosi (3); Kappa Sic... • Ko.nnii FRANKLIN TALLEY. Alexander Cki -bama: Pic Engineering il . • K. WILSON TALMADGE, FtiifitUi dustii.il Maikiecmcnt (2); Kappa Alpha. Eioiitii Row: • I Of IE J TAMPLIN. Oea.k Alaliama; Mutic I . ; Kap|si S.gnsj • SYI.BA JUANITA IANKEKSI.EY. Birmingham. Milunu; Secrciaial Training (I); Phi Mn • WILUAM CLYDI TANKERSLEY, IR.. Cull man, Alahama: Pre-Engineering 1 • HAL W I NNI K |K Savannah Georgia; Cbemi . l cine . I) !ta Sigma Phi. • IANICE TANNER Mobile. Alahama; Edui . Dc!u Ihha Delta. • ROBERT YVAYNI TAl’SCXFTT. Moutlon. Alabama: Pir-Emeinrcring (I). Nixtii Row: • M R TN L TARRANI E. Krnunghans, lahama; (Ve-Encinccring (1). • IIIOMAS 1 I )W AK1 I R I I . P .. I. - .it Krn.uelis ( (2); Alpha Ian Onset. • t i H 1.11.M N 1 R LR I'.A.l.. i. F.duea • PATRICIA ANN TATI i . .. Ma ... . 1 ducatio i I Chi Omeu. • H. BENNY T AT I M AuU.rn, Alaliama: Mrcljmical Kngi- CHARLES W. TAUNTON TaHastee, Alabama; C.lirniMal Enviiimiui; 2). Tintn Row: • BIDDY El'tiENE TAYLOR lliiiiiiiwliaiu. Alaliama: Pir-Encineerini! (I). • CAROLYN ELIZABETH TAYLOR Manta (....................... Scxrcu T iaininir {I : Delia . i.i • FLOYD IIARRY T AYLOR Tihbic. Alalunu. ('hritisral Eiivineciing 2). • GEORGE DONAI.D TAYI.OK. Birmineliani. I • IEKRY K� .I Ni | YLOR Adel, Georgia; Id..non 2). . ROBERT FLEMING IT IOM AS INK. Talladega. Alabama; Running down Hills (3). URN UNIVERSITY 40 «« «!«• a i w ., r r- ■ sV'r A?. .1 v , I’lHM Row: • SARAII BLAXI Hi. lAYl.ttK. «....«• .U ai.Imi...; Science � n.i Lilrra- (II,r 12 • STEVEN THOMAS TAYLOR, Kitfaula. Alabama; Building Comtruetion I • THOMAS DON M.l) TAYLOR. R� aii..lu Alabama; Art (3 • THOMAs SINK'S I AYI.OR. T..IL.«rr, AI..I■ - , • • l-INDA LOISE TKACH'. Montgomery, Alabama; Home Economic ....... on I . Alpha Delta I .. • X Xt Y 1(11 ISK II v.I I Talladega, Alabatna; Education (3 . Si con n Row : • SALLY MARGARET rr.ACl'R Atlanta Cn i|l.i: Science and l.itera-l i.i Mo. • GEORG! ITIOMAS TEKI i itu Alabama Electrical Engim . 2 • CLOISI I I Ki : I 11 MPLE IK. Gadnkn. Pit Engineering I . • DOUGLAS PRICE TERRY, Courtland, Alabama; i.i ■ Adminbtnrtion 2 . • GINGER BROOKS TERRS’. Columbia. Georgia Education 3 ; Alpha Gamma Delta. • LINDA SI I TERRY, llunttville, Alabama; Home Economics (2); Phi Mu. Tni o Row: • GEORGE IERALD rfiU P nix Oil '• ibauvt; bmiiicu Adminittratioa • IACKIE LAMAR TEW, Slocomb. Alabama; Education (3). • R ANDAI.I. JEREMIAH I HAC KER. Al;. m.i luorn: Aviii-nltiir.il Engineering (2 . • JOHN ARTHUR TIIACKERSOX, Pell City, Alabama; ITe.Engineering (I). • SAMI EL MARSHALL IMARP. Montgomery, Ala-Kaina; I'l.arm... I). • IHOMAS BENJAMIN IH.W I ON, McMinnville, Tennenee; Forestry (3). lot mn Row: • JANE A THEEDE, Birmhtcham. Alabama; Vetcriaary Medici no (2). • M RY VIRGINI nil I RING Barnii A a ■ I ................. Pi Beta Phi. • FRANCIS M THIGPEN Mo iv. Alabama; Pro-Law 1 1 K. ..1 Mol,a. • PATRICIA NEILSKN Kill Demopolii Ala-.Alabama. Playing l.ke .. rovr i . • BOBBIE CARY ITIOMAS, Gold Hill. Alabama: Horae Ecoiunmr I : M|J,.i Gamma I) • CHARLES PHILIP THOMAS. Athenv, Alabama; Meeb.inical Engineering (3)- IT aii Row: • CHARLES WILLIAM I IIOMAS Memphit Tennecve; IY.rr.trv 'I . • DANIEL FRANKLIN THOMAS. Hunttvill Buviaru Ad- I l „ u Ni. • lXIROTIIY 11.1 Mil l II I IIOMAS. Ecleetic, laban i; Science and I iterator. I . I.. Om-g.i • ELIZABETH GO I� AA IN IIIOM AS. L. ....... II. . I.. Alpha Omicron Pi. • GARY LYNN ITIOMAS We� t Moiuot I Piyehotogy I Delta lau Delta. • JAMES CHARLES ITIOMAS, hit nt eon wry. Alabama; Science and Literature 2); Sigma Chi. Simii Row; • JAMES CLYDE THOMAS, Miwitrome . Alabm , I beraical Kngi- ....... I P. Kapiu Alpha • J. AI! II Y H I IIOMAS 0 uivl.am. Alabama I .- Dentstn I ; Pi Kappa M.i. • JANIES ; I IIOMAS, I'uKaloota, Alabama; Engineering Physio (I); Phi Gamma IhIt... • J. F. 111 i l AS, Altoona, Alabama Pha ..... 1 . • JERKY WINGARD niONIAS Elmore, Alahama; Ipinltun I . • JOSEPH MORGAN THOMAS Dothan. Alabama; Aenonautic.il Administration 13); Plti Delta Theta. Sr.� mu Row: • LINDA JO IHOMAS Flotence. Alaliama; Education (I • NANCY ELIZABETH THOMAS. Foley. Alabama; Educatio I). • PAULA SUI ITIOMAS. Math ., Alabama; lldmalio.i 1 • PRISCILLA I AYE IHOMAS. Polo. Alabama; Home Economic 1 • WILLIAM CHI ROIL 1111.1. I IIOMAS. JR, Tmlcgcc, AlalMina; Science and Literature (2). • MARTHA s' I rilOMASO.V, Bi........... Ut i Etv.it tit Row; • ROBERT JAY THOMASON Un-men Georgia; llminev. Admini.tia. Alpha Thi Omega • BRP.NDA ANN! rilOMPSON Mont-comer) Alabama; Horn Eco mica I • BRENDA LOI Isi IIIOME-SON. Birmiiwham, iAMmim; Secretarial Training I). • DAVIIT WAYNE T HOMPSON, Hi.mir.uli.iiii, Alabama: Bu.ir e.. Admit,ntiation 11. • EMMETT MALCOLM IHOMPSON. Birmingham. Alabama; Seienet and Literature t ; Lambda ti v .1 . • i.akka ill ilin.MlstiN. Mobile, A'abanu; Science and Literature T); l i Kappa Pbi. Ninth Row: • GEORGI FRANKLIN THOMPSON. Mobile. Alabama; Cliemical Engineering rhrta Chi • JAMES EVAN rilOMPSON S t. nut. Ala- bi.. Btumcs Adminutratioa I . • JANE 1.1.1 ABET II THOMPSON. M« ntg� n, i Alabama; Secretarial Training ;I). • JON HARM. IHOMP-SON. Smvma, Georgia; Indu.tnal NLuiagement (3 • JOSEPH ANDREW niOMPSON I........... Alabaa P I •• (I). • I INI� A NIONINE rilOMPSON. Writ Point, Georgia; M.ttir Education (I Tr.Mii Row: • MARY MINETTE THOMPSON Birmingham, Alabama; E.l,..at, -n I . • PAT RICIA ANN THOMPSON. Bum tig!.am Alabama; Education 1 , Kappa Alpha Theta. • SAM W. THOMPSON. Mr,uptown, Tennewee; Veter iri.tr .Medic me 12’.: Omega Tau Sigma • SCI ELLEN IHOMPSON. .. .Alabama; Education 2) • THOMAS LEON THOMPSON, Prattville. Alabama; Butineu Admini.tration (3); Alplta Tau Omega. • WAI.IT.R THOMPSON. Atlanta. Georgia; Architecture (I); Sigma Phi Eptilofl. 403 Fi t Mow: • WILLIAM DONALD THOMPSON. Union Spring . Alabama: Veterinary Medicine!) Omen Fau Sigma • WILLIAM RONALD nlOMPSOX, M. ntgomri . AUtuma; Hu.i u'' Administration I); 1 1.i Delta It. t.. • TANYA jo rilOMSKN Mtnlvm . Alabama: Education I Cli Omrtta. • Mil'll ALL J. TllORXKI.L, IV.tlian. .XIaImiiii; Airhitrrturr - . Plii Eptiloa. • ROXAI D M niORXIIILI Leighton Alabama; fad M • STEPHEN FOSTER llloRMc Rogerxxille, AUnnu; l lrftrlfjl Engineering I). Saoost. Row: • THOMAS MELVIN THORN ION. Ih-aUxiHr. Alabama Ar.ieull.tre (I -• WILLIAM RONALD THORPE Panama Cit Florida i I m K |.|u Kp.il- - • IIAKOI I) S IIIOSS M� bama; Brninru Administration (3 • MARILYN ELIZABETH HI RAIL- KILL. Birmingham. Alalum; Education I • WALLACI KF.RMH rtlRASIIER II IruiHr Alabama !• Adi ition I • ERNES'! DALE TURK AOGILI. Wetumpka. Alabama; gr icnltiir al Engineering 2). Tmw Row: • WILLIAM HARRY ITU RSTON i . . re. A m Pre-Em • ALBER1 ASHLEY TIIWEATI NmhviUe. Tenae� cc; Writ............... • ROM R1 EUGENE TIBBS M 1 t; Pre-Ent t2). • .1 AMI •'ll IKI 1 • JAMES IIENRY riCB Opelika Alabama Civd Eng...............nng t . • JOE GLENN TIDWELL. HunWville. Al.ilmrrta; Kuiiim Admin.xtia-linri (3). Joint it Row: • HENRIETTA COSTOW TILL Rrewtor. Alabama; Education ill; Alpha Gamma Delia • WILLIAM PAUL TILL. Breu-ton, AbUuai; Pie Medicim . Lambda Chi Alpha. • RITA |ACOI ELYN I ILLS' Atlanta. Georgia; nychutogy I . Alpha Gamma Della. • CHARLES RICHARD IlNSLEY Gadtden, Alabama; Prt-Enginn line • I . • WILLIAM HOGAN UPTON III Selma. Alabama; Arraiaulinl Admit.!, (ration 5 : Delta Tau Delta, • WANDA FERD 'IODD, Boar. Alabama; Amn.al ll.nlut.li 13). Finn Row: • ROBERT T. TODD Opelika. ........... P.e-La� (3). • ELAINE TOMBF.RLIN. Geneva, Alabamaj Education 1 . Alpna Omit on P8. • RONALD DELMER TOMIIERLIN. Oj p. Alabama: Mail. I • JAMES DON TOMLINSON. Dam.llr. Alalur .a; Pl.arnuo I • JACK PHILLIPS TOMPKINS I a ion Sprinm. Alabama; Agricultural Admin titration (I). • kkiivkd a hhiiis Jaduonville, Florida; Veterinary Medicine (2); Alpha INi. Sixth Row: • JAN BARRON TOWERS llnrytrisn, Alalutna: Pre-Engineering I • MISHA C rOWERY. Wv.mlrr Cit ■ .... an.l l.ilriaturt I); Delu D.lta Delta • JOSEPH EARI TOWNS Alrxandt City Ala- ha i Prt Law I . Phi Kappa Tau. • ROY W TOWNSEND I.... Adminixt ration 21 • ERIC WAYNI TOWNSON Kirminglum, Alnbatna; Arrhitecturr 4 • WAI.'I I.K I . I KAMMEI.L. (adiiinbiit. Georgia; Elrettiral Engineering (I). Sim stn Row: • KOHI.KI RAY I RAMON I IN I-exiiwton Kentucky: Veterinary Modi Omega I .ii Sigma • HELEN E IK YI K Wrdowrc Ala-bait H Irtannid I • I !IN |i I RAVI.OR Beaton Alabama; Agriculture I . Alpha Ga...... Rho. • JOHN DAVID IHEADWELL IK. Dalni'lc, Alabama: Education 12 : I’l.t Kappa la.. • NORMAN EDDIE I KEN ill AM I I ...T...., I'enncaxee: Electrical Engineein.g .2' • FREDERICK ALLAN iRl.si. Columbut. Georgia; Pi.a mac) Eie.itrn Row: • JOHN R ANDOI PII I RIBBII .................... . im Alaban Pre-Eng 1 • CARY WOODROW IKIMHEI I...... .. ..... Alabama l ie. in... Engine.. . • KOI.IKI E. IKIMHI.I LaFavrltr, Alabama: Arrinuiilual Admit.i'tf.it..... • IERRY M AYNE I Kil l I I I Gadulcn Alabama: Buxine • A.I . ..t.-• . I : Alpl... I... Omega • ANTON El - W AR . Roll A Sell , Alalutna Buildit g ontl ... I • I’ll I l.l .11 W RIG 111 IKOI1KK D.tli. A'abi............... Agriculture I Ninth Row: • CAROLYN IE AN IROI I. Aahlaad Kentucky; A . t- Medmaa • 11 ARLES WAYNE IKI l.l. Birmingham Alabama; Htnin™ Atnoinutraliot . • LAWRKN( I K I Kl IHI l.l. harletton, Snutl. Carol M tunica Engineering I Fail Kappa EmHon • ANITA FRANCES TUCKER Auburn M..K tru: Art tit; Della IXelta Delta • ARCHIE BRAN'CIIAKI) rUCKER. Monroeville. Alabama Buxines Adrninixtration l. • DON EDWARD TUC1IER. laptr, Alabama; I’re-Etiginrriing (I). TlsTii Row: • Cl K.AI.D 1.AWRENCI 'll CKI K Sm.ngv.Me, Alabama; Cisil Engineering (i . • JOHN GREGORY I ICKER III Montgomery, Ala� ...u.a Cncnuiln • (III EUGENE rUCKKK Springvule, Alabama; Pre-Engineer! i • WILLIAM RICHARD TURBF.RVILI.I « ..t.. - I ..la; Pharmacy 2 Sigma nu • STEPHEN EDMUND TORI Farmington, Mioouti: Mrclianiral Eugineeting I . • BETTY JAM TURNER, l.ivingMon, Alabama; EduCaixon (2); Alpha Oiniciuti Pi. URN UNIVERSITY 4° 4 I in t Row: • C II VRL1 S I ■ KM K Andalusia, Alai.........a; Merli.inical Encinceiin.g (3): I'i K.i| |u I'lii. • IM)N. 1.I li RNi.K 11 •mi ill . Alabama I trine I • J MES 11 RM K Glencoe, Ala ana . •• Engincerii'v' I • JAMES II KNI.K S .it,l oro, Alabama: lnilml-i.il M:iiu(riiital • JAM. I I K EK li� v Minnie. Aljlunu: Horn ! «• K.i||... Mia • LLOYD LEON TURNER, Birmingham, Ala- Uiina; tiuiinrw Adi.iini.ti aiimi |2). Srrnvi, Row • MARCARETE ELAINE TURNER Prattville, Alabama; Education I • MARY JACQUELYN TURNER, Mobile, Alabama; Prvcholom 2 • NANI KAI III.KIM. II KM.K W’ctiwipika Alabama; Education I • PHILLIP II RNER. Svlara.nta M:il........ Hail. i ' ■ lion • rHOMAS vii ion ii kmk ik rarrem ( n Uabama w I til rrina I • WILLIAM BUREN ll KM.K Powdet Spainga Aim I'.i'ii.i; Pir-Enif. nee line (I); Uirnu I’lii Kpiilnn. Tiliki Row: • NAME! I. I II.DEN I I KNII'SI I I) Ailaiia tiroiria: ll.nldin.- (’«• I • LINDA K A TURVEY Ifunuvillr Alabama: Mathc .• . Delta Zeia • PAMELA DEAN TT RVEY. HunbviDc, Alai..................a. M-.il.oi.,!..- J . I� .It.. Zeia • PAMELA DEAN IARVEY. II..,,loll!.. ALI,., I... Mall....alici I I),I.. Zn., • WILLIAM HOWARD ’IYER. Priwarola, Kloii.l..: AjCririillMi.il F.njtiiHrriiir E. • CIIARI.ES RAN 'IYI.ER. ,|R . Biimiiuiliam. Alabama; Mechanical E nsinecrinc (I.. • RICIIARD LEE EYSINGER, Miami. Florida; Science and Literature -.3 i; Lambda Clii Alpha. I'm mi Km, : • JAMES ARTHUR TYSON, Birmingham, ALalwnu; Chcmi. i n ins I : I'. Kappa Plii. • IOANNE INI S, Montgomery, Alabama Edurotio I • DONALD BRUCE UNDERWOOD Shawmut Alaban ......M ration • . . • IUUa RI B I IX III kill Mont soar A Induilrial Mai inmcnl Lambda Clii Alpha • JAMES ill NKA' I PTON I i v . • v ,1 . ii Ilk j • Mm ll,i YAI.ENZOEI A M.’iiittuiirnr. .Alabama: BuitdinK jin-inniki I ; I hri.i Ni. 1'ir a it Row: • THOMAS CALIIOUN VAI.ENTINI Bi . Ualnina a., M- •III. I • LAKE AKA AV A AM I lli liiiuclialll Alilumi; Eduia-; Chi Omen. • JAMES EARBEE VANCE IK Birmingham, A'aboma; Sigma Alpha I : -11,• LOIS ann a andm.KII i Ammiii Yabama; Secretarial L .... ... I • EDWIN MIAMI I VANDERBIRG Bin chan Uabama; Art (2 • KENNETH AARON VANDERFORD. Piedmont, Alabama; Aeronautical Engi........ ,. • Sixth Rom : • THOMAS HENRY VANDERVER, Granville, Alabama; Electrical Engineering I). • WILLIAM PAUI Nan DAM ii. Ua 1 .«-L,win.mag I . • JOSEPH CORDEN A A'- MATRI Deauville. Alabama; Electrical Engincriing ; • SfARGARI i FAY ANN. Abbc- V He. Alabama ll..m« Ia.«,• MICIIAEI. KENNETH V ANN rnmville, Alabama; Buriana Adnnnbtration 1 . • ROY KEN AN PETE, ..iil-rir,,. ALL,ma; Pic-Enemcciiini (I). Simviii Ron: • im t GLAS e a win ii I audeidali i da; a.-....................... Medicim I Alpha I'i • I ARE YARD AM AN Biimin;................ A........ Pie- . I • rilOMAS I.EI VARDAMAN Ilirmii chain Ala-tama Srienn ‘I I li atun D ta Clii. • CIIARI.IE Mi A KOI A.AKNEK. TbiMiiaiUm. •■••• v.,. Induilria Dnign I). • JULIAN MORt-AN VARNER. JR. Opelika. AUlnnu: Alpha Tau Oiinip. • MARIANNE VARNER, o,.’,l • i........... Educntioi i u Ddta Delta Kiqiiiii Row: • WANDA m I. VARNER. It G coma; lit l • JOHN ROBERT VARNER. JR,. Il.ivnevillc. Alabama; Elect, iral Eiiciii -.-:iiiK '2 • CIIARLENT W. VAUGHN, BoJti.............Manhnd; Education (2); D.h.. Delta Ddta • JOHN EDWARD VAt UIA. Biimingharn Alabama 1'ir-Ei ciiii'i'iinc I'. • JOIIS II.AA'EN A All.HAN. Hm,|j, A'jbania Imhotrial Management I]: Phi Delta Theta • ill nka- ana a ai GIIAN Tu'Arc re, Alabama; Agricidtutal Adniiniiliathia (I). .Ninth Row: • l'l 111.1P (i.ARY A AI GIIAN Annbtoi i hemical Em ; ; phi Kama Tau. • John w aa M VI a I A Mapli . ll.. Alabama Art (I I. • JOSEPH EDWARD A l l : A Mobil, I Administration I : Sigma 1 li • ALICE MARIE VENABLE, I Alabama: Science and Literature Alpha Gamma Delia • SLXANNI VKRBECK. Mobile Alabama Education t ; Alpha Gamma Delia • A I VERNON Nri Oilcans Louhiana; Industrial Design (I). Tr.Mii Row: • OLIVER I ROY VESPER IE.'.-,, I... Bat,. I’.-I 1 • ROBERT M A I I I I s. Orica d .... ... I..ilii i I • MINNA Allll.RISE VICKI Ks At.., i«. AUUun,; Secretarial Training (I): Zeia Tail Alplu • A ALTE I.EON VICKERS, JR. I Ymaeota, I'lorida; Pi chohncy I). • t.AKY VICKERY Rain, brioce. Gcwiria; Pri I - I Pni Kappa Tail • |AMES PRANK VICKERY, JR.. Montgomco uanmai IYc-Ln% I 4° 5 I'm i Row: • CRC.il. I'VF.Rin VINCENT. Montgomery, Alaluma: Bu.inew Ad-miniuraticin 3): • DAVII) OWEN VINCENT. Birmingham, Alabama; Prc-Etigir.rciing (I . • WILLIAM I.RNWOOD VINCENT llummeham. Malum.; ( i, I i . in,- 2 ; ’I mi Kappa Epailon. • CHARLES iil.KUl) VINES. llucMown. Alabama; limine.. Admini.iration (I): Delta ('.In • JAMES R. VINSON. I.ntnpri.e. Alahani.i Buxine. Admmiwtalion (2). • PATRICIA ANN VINSON, Roanoke Alabama; INythotugy (I). Srixoio Row: • RAY JARRELL VINSON. Salem. Alabama; MeetrHal (2). • OHO VOKIT.INGER Dothan Alabama; Ru.inc . .Vlinini'liatioii (I); Theta ('hi. • NADINE VOCE I. Sylacaura, Alabama; Education (2); PS IL-1� Phi. • RICHARD E. VOI.I.AND, Biiiitingham. Alabama; Bu.iucM Admirmli.t- Ddu Tau Delta. • HARRISON VOORIIEES ....................... Bead FVhida, Engineering (I). • JAMES R. VOORIIEES, Daytona Bead.. Flciida; Pie-Engineering (2). Tmu Row: • JOSEPH VORECK, Alabama; Biology (I • HARRY TAIL VOK-IIABl.N. Gulfpoit Sigma. • JOHN rvary Medicine (I); Kama; Flurmacv (3); Alpha Omieion Fi CoUcf Grove. Tfmwwr; Architecture (I). Mobile, Alabama; Sigma Chi. RECK, .Maluma; Biology (I. • HARRY FA I I. VOK-it Mix iw ip pi; Veterinary Medicine (I); Omega Tan CHARLES VORHABEN. Gulfport Miauaupm; . i. ); Omega Tau Sigma • VIVIAN VOSS. EiuithuiM. Ala- ait v I. . iti •! K l V V I l vl V IRA CLINT WADDEY HARRY LNOE WADDLE. Fovmtk Row: • ROBERT HOWARD WADDLE. Wot Point, Georgia: B.mne � Admin-ittration (3); Flu Delta Theta. • SAMM1I. VI.OUISK WAGONER. Ale ai.der Cilv. Alabama: Education (2). • FRANK WAID. Sp ingvillr. A'a-twna: Pre-Engineering I)- • CHARLES WAILS. Birmingham Alabama; Buiiraw Admitii.trat ion iJ); Fi Kappa Flu • CHESTER WAIKS, ('unrt.i, Alabama; Butinoai Admiairtration (3). • JUDITH ANN WAITES Clantoi Alabama; Home Econoenicc (I). Finn Row: • BENNIE WAI.DROF Riim-ngham Alaluma; ludu.tiial Management . PI Kappa Fhi • CH RI.Ol'IE W I.I)K 1 lv, ...I,, Alaluna. Science and Literature (I); Delta Della Della. • GEORGE WALDROP Huey tow I cring I • MARGARET WALDROP, lluut.ville, Alabama: Education 2): Zcta 1.. Uphn. • RICHARD WAI.DROF Sy irauga Alabama; Buunm Vlmmntration (I), • BENNl HARRIS WALKER. lluntiviUe, Alabama; Pi Kappa Alpha. Simii Row: • CATHERINE W ILKI K Birmingham, Alabama: Education (S Ka Mm. • CLYDE WALKER. Opelika, Vlabama; Agricultural Engineering i . • EDWIN WAI.KEK V. . Cl. n.iu.% I . • F K N Is WALKER. Cincinnati, Ohio; Pre-Engineering 1 : Deli. Sigma Phi • JAMES WALKER Opelika I............. he.Medicine • JIMMII WAI.KEK. Ilaitwlle. Alabama; Textile Management (3). Sim mu Row: • IQE WALKER, RunellviFe. Alabama; Building Comtruetion i • MARTHA JOE WALKER. Birmingham, .Mabama: Mathematic I ■ • OSCAR WAI.KKR. Itiruiingham Alabama: ISyrhrelogy li. • IXRR1 WALKER Hapeville, Georgia; Inc-Engineering I). • ROBERT! P WALKER. Sylacauga. Alabama; iVxtile Management (3). • RON I.D WAI.KEK. Orange llrnli. Alaluma; Pre-Fatginceiing Ktoniii Row: • SHIRLEY WAI.KER Smith.. Alabama. Home Economic (2 • THOMAS WALKER Buiuingliiim, Alabama; Tie-Engineering I • TOM MORROW WALKER, MobPc Mabama; Pre-Management : Sigma Chi. • WILTON BRUCE WALKER I.............. City Alabama F-. Uw (31. • DAVID HARVEY WALI Memphis Tenneoee; Fiyeholog (3). • MAIL PRENTISS WALL, Birmingham. Alaluma: Piyehology (2. NTvnt Row: • MICIIAEI. WALL. Lexington, Kentucky; Veterinary Medicine ( ; Omega Tau Sigma. • DWIGHT LEWIS W.M.l.ACE, 1-av.lcv, Alaluma; F I . • GEORGE WALI t'E LaGrange, Georgia; Cis.l Engineer- ing 12:. • JOSEPH WAIT.At E. Rm.i.ng .111 Mal.aina: I Hr • BEVERLY WALLER, Fairfield, Alaluma; Science and Literature (I). • THOMAS WALLER, Birmingham, Alaluma; Mechanical Engineering !2); Delta Chi. Tintii Row: • WII.I.lAM WAIT.EY. Gtinfertxrflb. Alahama: Chemical F.ngineering 1). • DWIGHT WAIT.KIK FhiLaileliibia. Fenimlvanu; Agricultural Engineering (I ). • DAVII) WALTERS. Birmingham Alabama: Electrical Engineering (2). • CLAUD WALTON, Wavcrly .Mabama; Science and Litcratuie (2). • ANNE WARD, Opelika. Alaluma; Art (3). • ROBERT FURMAN WARD, Whitevdle, North Carolina; Fiychology (2). Undergraduates AUBURN UNIVERSITY 406 Fi«� r Row: • THOMAS C. WARD, Philadelphia, !'• nr� Ua«i«: Butin--1 Adminittra-liou (2.'; Della Umiloa • WADI LEV R FT WARD I, Georgia; Pre-Engineering l ; Bela IL • WILLIAM II UGH EL WARD, Onconta A Xb igement (3); Simu Pi. • ADIEL E.RNES1 WAR! Marti, illtillr. Gnuijii: Buvnett Adiiinitlialion 2 • RONAI.I) S WARNER Ifunltvillr, Malunu Kudui-w .Adinitiittiala.il 3); Theta Chi • IAMBS WILSON WARR, Monlgo u Alai............................ C'lirtltu.tl Fugi'ireling (I). Srco.M, Row : • JIMMIE IRAZII.R DARKEN E M.. 1-... Ent...... • JOHN EDWARD W Alt ken Mi...............Alabama; Vetcril M ' Vlpl INi • I'AI I. It D'ON WARREN, Orr- i I i ginrci • RICHARD PAUL WARREN, Montgoniciy, Alabama; Huiimvt Adimniitration 111; IKlta Uptilon. • SI 'W i VROL WARRICK. Dothan, Alabama; Education (3); Alpha Delta P • ELSII JO WASBURN, Dadcvifl Alabama; Education 2 Third Row : • LINDA RUTH WATERS lafiyeiii Alabama; llmm Economi • DAVID BDWARD WATFORD Vtmuic Ualnnu; Cbeini Engineer- • i.VRV NEIL w .k‘:N Soeneitillc, Alabama; Batin ininitlralion 2). • GLENDA REE WATKINS, iVlabuiu Education I • JULIA « •! IM II I A U M KIN- I. „ ' I . I’t. !.■• V' (2): Drlu Zrtu. • LEROY WATKINS, Florence, Alabama; Agricultural Maruntnivriit (if). Fourth Row: • SHARON L. WATKINS, Birmingham, Alabama; Science and Literature l). • SAMUEL WATLINGTON (aduon, Tenarttcc: Chemutry 2 • ( N EM I AAA I NON. Itiniiiiirl.ini. Miluiu.i: l’i ■I.coi-oiik I • i ii n K WATSON Montgomery Vlabamat Science and Litem tare 2 ; Alpha Oraicron PS. • JOEL COLLEY WATSON, Aubui i, ................. v ratioi • KENNETH ASTON WATSON E- i City Al.iEjm.i: Prr-Lmtineering (I). Finn Row: • PRANCES WATSON, Montgomery, Alabama: Sdei.................-I Literature .• PS. • WILLI VM I VRL a mn. IN l).. it i Via- t ■ : Delta T .Hi I Vila. • H LIA K A I I WATT, lacksonvitli Florida; Si enee and Liti ature (I); Pi Beta Phi. • ANNA BRANTLEY AA'ATTS, I •• greet V mama Education (2 . • ROBERT Mil.ION WATTS. Ai union. ALUuiiu; I’lr-Enn.urrriiie II: IT,■ Ka| | a Fan a WILLIAM DAVID WATTS, Birmingham Mai............... Education Sixth Row: • WILLIAM 1. WEATHERLY, Selma, Alabama; M mica Engineering I : E: Kappa Alpha. • IR NATHANIEL WEAVER Millbiook Ala-bam a; Induuiia Management 2 . • JOHN WEAVER, Fort aa •• Indiana; Math 2 • KENNETH IIOMEk WEAVER Woodbury, Georgia; Butina Vdi tinbi ........ I . • R« SSBIL LEI Wl AVI l IWiUe, Georgia; Klrciiical Engineering (3). • ALFRED WEBB, Bradenton, Florida; Lducation (3). Srvr.vm Row: • art lit K i;ov i: wI 111; la n „„i.. Viuii I • AROLYN SUE WEBB. Auburn, Alabama: Education I • lolIN A1.I.EN WF.BESTER - ma Al.tb.inu. I'.duc.iii.-n I • DAVID MORGAN I BB Scottibort a cull ir 2 • I I NOIR uEBB, Bin Alabama; Feintiy (2), • M aka ayekh. Mobile, Alabama; Education (I). F.ioiitii Row: • NATALIE I.KVINGE WITH!. Birmingham. Alabama; Education Tl; Pl,i Mu • WILLIAM B. WEBER Dothai Al.iknia Ariel imry Mrdicinr . i i I. v i 1.1'; . m.i • I.I.ORIV MVRI.M LED S'l.u ■ ur.t Alabama; , Omit i Pi. • CHARLES LEROY WEEKS, Grand iiA.tt; fcychoiogy (3). • EARL FOSTER WEEKS Opp, Al■ Education fl). • II ARVT.V B, AAEEKS. Rivimikr, Alabama; Butinrtt Adtniiiittiuliuii (3). Ninth Row: • SHEIL A KATHERINE WEENINK, Shatimar, Florida; i • Jl AN ana WEINLAND, Ft. McOtUan. Alaban •: hrmical Engineering (I . • c;. RY WF.IR Columbiana, Alabama; I’rr-Fiiginrrring |l). • ANN INGRAM WELCH, Xrwivan, Cieorgi.i: Faiur.'ition (1); Alpha Delta Pi. • BILLY WELCH. Memphis. Tenncwee; S------------- nd Literature (21; phi Katnia Tau. • CAROI LEE ll.cil, Nojhvilh Feantweo; Lducation (I); Alpha Gamma Della. Ti.viii Row: • IAN ADAMS WELCH llcllin, Alabama; Education (2); ITii Mu. • NANCY CAROLE HI Nil. Motile. Alabama; Business Education (2). • STANLEY BUSSEY, Oneonla, .Alabama: Agriculture (2,. • WILSON BUSSEY, JR. Opp, ADkama: Pre-Engineering (I). • CLIFFORD BUTLER. Montgomery, Alabama; Prc-Engii (I). • AAIEEIAM BUTLER, Fayette, Alabama; Pathology (2) 407 Fmsr Row: • HOY CRAWFORD Wt:i.Clt Fulton. AUUbu; Education (2); Alpha '.•'i.ii Kl� . • DIM II AN WELDON, Billingsley Alabama; Home cs I. • JAMES FREDERICK 'MIIIM.HAM. (.. l-l..i, AUlana; Pic-I’lumixv ll • GEORGE HARPER AVKIT.S. JR . OpHiL, Alabama; Seim.. and Lit nan • HOWARD LEWIS WELLS B Alabama; Bi.tinrn Administration (I • JAMES E. WELLS. Montgomery, Alabama; Electrical F'.itgincrring (3). SirnNo Row: • JERRY MELTON WEI LS Rum Alabama; Pn • NANCY KATHRYN WELLS Op ika Alabama Education Alpha I) la Pi. • AAII.1.1 AM AKLYIV WKNTE, Mobile, Alabama; Burinem Administration (3): Pin Kappa Tan. • EDGAR l WESSON, Sytacauga, Alabama: Pre I iniwf I • KITTY SI E WESSON Birmingham Alabama; Education (I); Kappa Alpha Theta • CHARLES EDWARD WEST, Leeds, Alabama: IVr-Engl nee ring (3). Titian Row: • YONDA Rill. A WEST, Birmingham, Alabama; Home Economic (I), • HELEN DEAN WESTBROOK. Birmingham. Alabama; Sdenc and Literature ill • XOI1I.K TED WESTBROOK. Bremen. Georgia; limine Administration (I) • SUSAN JOSEPIIIM WESTBROOK Birmingham. A'ahama: An (I): Alpha Gamma Della. • JAMES F. WESTON. Mobile. Alabama, Building Construction ,4 . • i.D(,.A JAMES WIIATl EY, Opelika, Alabama. Bn«inr� Admmirtration (I) Fomii Row: • JAMES C WHATLEY, Auburn Alabama; Buinru Adminktration • MARGARI i |1 NE WHATLEY. Opdin. Alabama Education Delta. • SIMEON FRANCIS WHATLEY, Opelika Alabama; Industrial Management 2 : Al|.� .. I . . .. • ( ARtll. CARMICHAEL WHEELER I- !..%• n. ....... Ed •• it .i : • DORIS CIIARLOITI WHEELER Langtt Alabama; Education I .• WILLIAM N WHEELER Brantley, Alabama; Education (2); Phi Kappa Tau. Einn Row: • WALTER JAY WHEELING Ssiaouwi. AUbai ,. Education (31. • AIT RED BARRY ADAIR AMU IslONl . I.iel-on Tniww,. Ag.icul- lure ’1): Kappa Sigma. • CAROL Hl'GIIES WHETSTONE. Saint Alai' Georgia; Chemistry (2). • CLIFTON I.. WII11 1(1.1.. Perdido. Alalunu; Iraluslrral Management 14 i; Sigma Pi. • MAXINE WHIGMAN. Samson. Alabama Home Economics 1 • STILLMAN ARCHIE WHICH AM. Challahonclier. Florida: Mechanical Engineering ). Sixtit Row: • CECIL BYRON WHISENAXT. Gallant. A'ahama: Mechanical Engineer- • DONNA IE AN WHITAKER. Miami, Honda Education • I Y ARD I) WHITAKER. K noxville, Tennewter: Mecliameal Enginert- ing 1 • CHARLES WARREN WHIT..........rt Hill. Alabama; Bmldlim Comtruciiin • DAA'ID KOIII.KI Will'll llitinnigham. Alatuma: PrcEngineeiing I) • DONNA ANN AA'HITE. Foley AUlun INyrlxilagy (3); Phi Mu. Srvr.NTit Row; • KI.IZABI.Ill CII.KEATII WHI'IE, Atlanta. Georgia: Ait . • II ARID D A AYM AMU I I i..!..!•, Alal.a. . Hr. nical Eng in erring • HEIJ A GRA( E WHITE. Dolhan Alaban I di • I. C AMII IE W..,a|y,ll. Al.ihama I I I • IINDA IRENE Willi E. r.smihim im Al.il .iin-i: ili.irniacy I • REBEC! ANNE WHITE. Ilaitvllr. Alahama. Science and Eitnalurr (3); Alpha Gamma Della. in.him Row: • KENNETH I WICKHAM. |R . Fair lax. Alabama: Pre-Engineering I • KONDIA Sll AKRON AMDNER. |N rh..'..g I ., I. I an Alpha • DAVID S AA'IESENFELD. Miami. Florida: Veterinary M«Udnr I •Dll.MAR CARSON WIGGINS And • •!.,. Alabama; Agricidlnral Management I • JIMMY SIMS WIGGINS R„l Hay. AlA.nu; Prr-Engineenng • I. Kl.l III WIGGINS, Miami, Florida; Industrial Manage merit (2). Kappa Alpha. Ninth Row: • SARA G. AMII I E. Drmoix.liv Alahama; Scienrr and Literature (2 • SARA GWENDOLYN WHITE, Wctumirka. Alabama; Science and I item-tuic (2i. • THOMAS I. WHITE. IV1I City. Alabama; ITiatnucy 4 . • WII.I.IAM P. WHITE, Mobile. Alabama; Cliciuistiv (I); Delta Tau Delta. • CAROLYN L. WHITESIDE. Montgomery, A!., a.i • NANCY KAY WIUTESIDE, Anniston, Alabama; Education. Tr.Mii How; • HOWARD GRADY WHITLEY. Ill Birmingham. Alabama; Mechanical Engineering 3). • HEVEKI.A WHITMAN. Tr-s Alah.ma; Science .nd lt. ,1. !,. • PHILIP El til NT. AMII I MAN. Smiths, Alabama; Pie- Dentistry 1 • S IANI.YK SARVIS AMII I M AN. . tt. Alabama; Edu- cation (IK • WAYNE ALLEN WHITTAKER Hunuvill. Alab Chemistry 2). • JANET Rill! AAI BIT'.. MoarooviBr Alabama; Fiduca-ti� n 12); Phi Mu. cLCi i3ei yi xuliia tes 40S AUBURN UNIVERSITY oot- • [) uoi|ri|MMiiii| r k.hi • «'U :«ue |qv «iuio4ii«' |V XOslIW :iTI MIHIA.I • t:) ■ I )wo]| :nmp|v XO'IIW loHV ) AHM • To! 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WILSON. Florence. Alabin ..: Mechanical Fruineerintc (3); Pi Kappa pi • R M .1 K In IVI. I I WIISON IK Geo i. , i ■ 2j • RUPERT DWIGHT VII.mIN Monivomriy, Alabama; Science and I.iteratuir I • T1IERA LOL WILSON. Birininch.iin. Alaba:n.i ll«.inr F.o� iu nno I Zell Tau All ilia. • JAMES BARI WINDHAM |R I- • -� ... . inc (2). • RAFABI SHERIDAN WINDHAM, New IfiocLton, Alabama; Bud new Adminiilra-lion (2). Sico.no Row: • ROBERT I.F.IITTR WINDSOR. Mobile. Alabama: Ciiil I'.nxiiHriing (2). • (.Roi il VICK !'■' Li Maun ; Dubm Patiicaple, (3). • WALTER GBKY WISSF.TT. Ilaiel (iieer. Alaliama; Awricuttuial Enter netting l� . • FRANK EVERRKA WINTER. Ilicuton. Alabama; Kduca-lion li:. • KENNETH C. WINTER. Mobile. Alabama: Science anil Literature (2). • E. I.. WIN ION, Auburn, Alabama; Induiliial Mar a urine n t (3). Third Row: • JAMBS I’M I WISE. Klnrton. Abkiiu . 2). • LAI Rll KING WISE. Montgomery. Alabama; Educaiion 21; Delia Delta Delia • HAROLD ANN WHIM ANN’. Mobile. Alabama; Buiinru AdmmMn lion (S) • INGRID ANN WITTMANN, Huntsville, A'aboina; heiniiln I). • joSF.PH MARION WOLFE. JR St. Auguitinr. R. irla: Mech.mi-..I Enni ermg (3); Delta Fan Delia. • ROBERT FRED WOMAI n Huntwille, Alabama; Kleetneal Engineering 2). Fourth Row: • WILLIAM ALEXANDER WOMACK, AM d. Alabon i; A......................ilture n. • noji|IV WILSON WOM ACK. .Ythford, Alabama; E’eeltieal Engi-■ rri hue (3). • I.AKRV KAY WOMACK .t.. G P« Engiaerinc (2). • ROBERT FRED WOMACK llantiviflr Elector n , i Dell • Naihville. Not lb Carolina; Psychology ' • WILLIAM N. WOMELS- DORF. Auburn. Alaluma: Aeior.auiiral Administration 2); Alpha I an Omega. Flint Row: • FREDERICK RICH ARD WOOD. KinslM, Alabama; Fhpkal • tion (I . • GEORGF. THOMAS WOOD, Talladega. Alabama; Foeoliy 1 • HENRY CAIN IT WOOD, Woodbuiv, New Jeney; lUwin.-.i Adminbtration 2); Alpha Tau Omega. • J aiis GRIF.L WOOD, IK Fait I. ope, Alabama; Electric ! EapaernM (S). • JAMES MILTON WOOD. Birmingham, Alabama Elrrltieal Engincrting 13 ■; Lambda Cbi A'pha • JANF. F.LI.EX WOOD. Biitniiigluin. Alaini u: Psyrholotr Alpha Gamma Delta. Sixth Row: • JOHN RATION WOOD Birmingham. Alabama; Buunm Admnntiu-tioa 1 ; Pi Kappa Alpha • L CH 5 SYLVESTER WOOD, III. Si M.ibama I’ . • MARTHA MART WOOD, liuttiiwi Alabama: Education I . • RONALD LAMAR WOOD Birmingham Alabama: Pre-Denlnlry I2|; Alpha Tau Omep. • SAMI 1.1. R. WOOD. JR., Clayton, Alabama; Pre-Enjineerinf 12 • CHARLES F WOODDV |.T.la Alabama. Ruiineci Administration 1!. Stitsin Row: • MARGARET I.YNNE WOODIIAM F� ,t Walton llearh. I ..licit: Ftschologv (3). • JOHN M WOODRUFF. Jay. Florida; Agiicultmal Science 2). • RICHARD LEE WOODRUFF. Auhu n. Alalutna: I e. Vcterinaiv Medicine (3). • DONALD Ml'I.KF.Y WOODS. Aulmin. Ala-lian a: Industrial Management (I : Tau Kappa Lin Inn. • MARTHA WOODS. Dothan, Alabama; Education Ti; Alphi Delta I'i • ANNF.T II WOODSON, Altnoie. Alaliaina. laltililiuii (2.. Eighth Row: • PEGGY JOYCE WOOTEN. Birmingham Alabama: Secretarial I-amine (2); Phi Mu- • PENNY WOOIEN. Atlanta l.rorma: Education 2 Alpha Gamma Delta. • FAYE WOODALL. Auburn. Alabama; Horne F.e«-• i II AKI i n I) Wil l. WOOITFIN MnbCe. Alabama; Arehi lecture i • ROBERT JOSEPH WOODFIS. Dan..,. Iluda. P„-Medicine (I). • ANGF.LYN WOODIIAM. lla.tloid. Alabama: Science and l.iimturr (2); ZcU Tau Alpha. Ninth Row: • BOB WOO LION. L!i .d� till'll,, Ii-:,t,i„rr; A.t.iiu.uv M.d i Alpha Ihi. • ROBERT B. WORD. Mobile. Alabama; Pre-Engineering 1 • RICHARD HOWARD WORKM AN. JR Ft Lauderdale. I Aeronautical Engineering (2 ; Pi Kappa Phi • GLOIC1 Dl AN WORKS. Ilucvtown. Alabama; Ornamental Horticulture (3). • W'lLl.A DEAN WORM.A'. Huntsville, Alabama Educaiion (I). • GERALD SIDNEV WORTHINGTON. (Jadsdcn, Alabama; Buiinru Administration (2). Tr«)t Row: • HENRY WILSON WORLEY, llunttville, Alabama; Advert hint l «,yu • 3). • SIIELIlY DAVIS WORLEY. Scomboro. Milutiu; Che mil try 2 • RAY M.DOWID WOODSON b.ll TetUMSWC: Veterinary Medicine ill; Alt,ha I hi • EVAN FRED WOO LARD. Monigmi.eiy. Alaliaina. Btnilieu Adiniiibtiatioii (3!; Sigma Pi. • JOSEPHINE PATRICIA WOOLF. Piedmont, Alaluma; Education (I); Delta Delta Della. • CAROLE I.YNNE WOOLLEY, Birmingham, .Alabama; Sccretanal Tiainin (I). AUBURN UNIVERSITY 4x0 Fikii Kww; • IIKKN'I) 1.1 A UKK.III Birmingham. Alabama: Buiinrci Uminitln-linn I • CHARLIE 1.1 WIN UKK.III Mobile. Alabama: Industrial M • nl 4 : Stan Chi • JOHN FRANKLIN WRIGII1 Mont-miner) Mabama Physio [J • John RICHARDSON IVRIGIIT. Valdosta (.roiKul CkeniKa'. Engineerit g «’ Stgtn.i I'l.i Epsilon • MARY . WRIGHT. Montgomc v Valnuu: Secondary Education (2): Kappa Delta • PATRH l Ki III WRIGlIt - ... . Mi.... H Economics (I); Mia clA. Sico.hu Row: • ROBERT M UKK.III. Hartford, Alahama; Mathematics I • SAMUEL MALONI WRIGHT Decatur Mabama Electrical Engl-nccriry Si«nia Nu • SARA FRANCKS WKIGIIT. Hartford, AL-bama; Interior Design (I) • rilOMAS WAI.TON UKK.III Xorltiporl. Alabama: Prr-Kngir.ceiii.g (I • WILLIAM KI KKIIKIK UKK.II I . Fair-hope. Alaloma; Prc-Engmrettng (1). • RANDOLPH S. UKIGIiTON Eufaula. .Alabama: Business Administration (3); Phi Delia Theta. Tmui Row: • FRANt I' WURTIIMANN, Safivan'r Island. South Carolina; Home I ■ •• M m • - • CHARLES EUGENI WYATT Birmingham. Alabama; Physic • JERRY WAYNE WYATT. Phenn CStj Alabama: Fie-Maurrmini fll. • EDWIN WINFIELD WYLE Decatur Alabama: liiiluiiiial Management (3); Tau Kappa Epsilon. • EDGAR MADISON WYNN, Ashland, Alabama: Agricultural Administration (1); l'i Kappa Phi • RONNIE JOE WYNN. Aiilon. Alabama; Busir-eu Administration (2). Fot-ani Row: • MARTHA EWELL YANCEY. Altoona, AUariu; Kdiinlion . Alplu Omierou Pi. • CECIL MEADOWS YARBROUGH. Auburn. A'aluma; Pre-Vcterinary Medicine I • CHARLES ROBERT YARBROUGH. III. Albany. Georgia I- -. ......I • MARTHA LAMONTE YARBROUGH Huntsville. Al.ili.inia: S-- ciarial Traininc 1 • • MARY ANNE YARBROI ell Auburn. Alabama: Secondary Education (2), PAUL R. Y RP.ROUOIt. Montgomery, Alal-ama; Aeronautical Engineering Kuril Row: • NANCY ALI.EN YATES. Florence. Alabama; Science and Literature I : Chi Omega. • SAMUEL DEWITT YATES, Tallwre, Mabama I'c.Mrdi-1 • KATHERINE ANN YEAGER Birmingham. Alabama; Secondary Education (2 . • CHARLES KF.IN YKE Birmingham. A'aluma. Chemical Engineering 2'. • KI III AKDIS YEI.TON. Hit mitigliain, Ala. • l • JACK M. YIELDING, IK. Albany Georgia, rchi-leclurc (2); Alpha Phi Omega. Sixth Row: • LUCRETIA ANN YOB, TbBadmu, Alabama: Physical Education C2i : Alpha Can nil Della. • DAA ll� AI.I.AM YOKK, Aliceville, Alabama Pre- i beta N- • JOHN V, YARK. Yo-k Alabama Electrical I erine IJ • JOHNNIE SUE YORK, Opelika, Alabama; Education i • DAVID Conrad YOST. Mobile. Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I). • KAREN ANNE YOST. Syl.u auga, Alabama. Education (31; Zcla Tau Alpha. Sutvtii Row: • LANA CARMEN YOIIII.K. Cad-den Alabama; ll.-u.c Kronor........... 3 • JEKRY PAUL YOI MANS. Hapevfllo, Georgia Busmb Administration • James eaki.e YoUNCE, Mobile, Alabama; Pre-Engineering I • BILL WAYNE YOUNG Rirminieham, Alabama; Building Comlruciion Cl). • BILLIE DIANNE YOUNG, Centerville. Alabama; Art (I). • CAROLYN FAYE YOUNG. Ea� i Point, Georgia; Pliarmao (2): Alpha Oiniccon l'i. tioimi Row: • JOE EARL YOUNG Birmingham. Alabama: Electrical Engineering (21. • MAN WAYNE YOUNG, l-ri Payne, Alabama: Pre-Engineering (2). • NANCY STEVENS YOUNG, n.ideyille. Alabama; Education (2). • Ni l.DA VIRGINIA YOUNG. Mobile, Alabama: Science and l.itrrature c , i)i 1 • MIANDKA I 'AYE YOUNG. Talbott. Alabama; Educa-lion (I • THOMAS ADRIAN YOUNG. R-n Ai.. ALilsama. Pre-Engi. r.eeriug (I). Nivtii Row: • WILLIAM HORTON YOUNG, Marietta, Georgia: Pre-Engineering - I • WILLIAM MAURY YOUNG. Fayette, Alabama; Pre-Medicine (I!; Sigma Nu. • JOHN ADRIAN YUNG. IV. W’einiupka. Alabama; Business uration (2); Phi Delta Theta. • JAMES GRIGGS ZAC1IKY. West Point. Georgia: Building Construction (2); Phi Delta Thrla. • SALVATORE JOSEPH ZARCONE. Huntington Station. New York; Education (1 Tau Kai-pa Epsilon. • SHIRLEY ANN ZKANAH, Birmingham, Urn P • Medicine ! I). Tr.srir Row: • JOSEPH C. ZIEMAN. JK.. Mobile, Alabama; Pre-Engineering (I . • JULIUS MICHAEL ZIMI.lCK III Mobile, Alabama Ornamental Horticulture (2). • THOMAS I.AYNF. ZUNU’ALT, Greenville. Mississippi; Architecture (I). • WILLIAM WEBB SLEDGE. Gadsden. Alabama: Pre-Dentistry (I); Sitina Nu. • FRANK THOMAS, JR., Thomaston. Alabama; Forestry (2); Sigma Nu. • WILLIAM F.. WELCH, Clarksville, Tennessee; Science and Literature (2); I'hi Kappa Tau. 4“ Ack Radio Supply Co. Alabama Cepf. of Pentiont and Security Alabama Gas Alabama Road Builder Advocation Amco. Inc. ASP Avvoc. Mechanical Contractor . Inc. Sal lovr Sail of Auburn Barber' Mi I Barnev't Cub Cafe Sionf Brother Construction Co. 8 j’ton- Beot S'ore Buiinei Machine Co.. Inc. CSC Oa-nifory The Coffee Houte Coca •Cola Columbut Iron Work Com.buvt on Engineering. Inc. INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Curry' Johniton and Malone Bootltore Reeder A McG.vughv Davi Dvar Supply Co. Jonei S Ha'dy Controeto' Sihomburq’ Durr Surgical Co. Kilgore Schnob'lt Clothev Farrin'v Kiralfy' Shell' Photo and Supply Fo'meri National Bank Kirven't Sol Locb Company Fi-.r Navcral Bank of Auburn Klein 8 Son Sunday Oirner Fi-it Na-'oral Bonk o: Mon'QO'rery liberty National life iniuror.ee Co. Tabb Fabric Shop, Inc. Firjt National Sank of Opelika Matthew' Thorrio Jcffervon Ho'el Furniture Mart Mercantile Pace' Co. Tioer Theater Gaipa' Y a'e O'Dell Drug Co. The Tollivonv' Ihc Gocdto'm Ooelita Ffo'ol Co. Unive-vitv BooWto'e G'crvfpnc Hotel Ocelika Foundry Co. Villa Nova Gu'f Oil Coro. Ooelika Nation Bank V llaac Men'i S-op Heart of Auburn Restaurant Parker Villaao SpO’t «ear Haaedorr1 Pfivtcr Chemical Workv W. A. May 8 Green Holiday Inn Polly-Tct Wa- Eagle Cateleria Jaction' Photo Supply Quality laundry 8 Dry Cleaner Wa- Eagle Theater j{ dveriisemen CALLING COLLEGE GRADUATES!! CHOOSE A CAREER WITH A FUTURE—A Helping Profession Opportunities await you with the Alabama Dept, of Pensions and Security. The beginning jobs in the social work series in the Department of Pensions and Security are those of case worker (also called pension counsellor) and child welfare worker-in-training. For the case worker position you must have a degree from a 4-year college or university, complete successfully the State Merit System Exam for this job, and be able to drive a car and have one available to you. he position of child welfare worker-in-training is used on a selective basis when child welfare workers are not available. Upon employment, the worker-in-training becomes a candidate for educational leave. ADVANTAGES ARE MANY: Employment under the State Merit System Beginning salary: $326 per month; annual salary review; opportunities for promotion after receiving professional social work training (with stipends granted for graduate study) Paid vacation (annual leave) and sick leave Social Security State Employees Retirement System Group Hospital and Health Insurance Official Travel Expenses If YOU like people, if you want to help thorn and to make your community better, if you want a truly rewarding job, investigate a career with the Department of Pensions and Socurity. WRITE: State Department of Pensions and Security Attention: Administrative Assistant 64 North Union Stroot Montgomery. Alabama OR VISIT: Tho State Department (call for an appointment) or your own County Department. One is in every county seat. BLOUNT BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY GENERAL CONTRACTORS 79 Commerce Street Montgomery, Alabama BARNEY’S CUB Regular Dinners Served Cafeteria Style Try Our Specialties Short Orders Home Made Pie 137 N. College TU 7-6271 PokI 0Kx3 WHERE MORE PEOPLE SHOP . . . (i3ecauSe they love Am art thinys EAST MAGNOLIA COMPLIMENTS Ack Radio Supply Co. 3101 Fourth Avenue. South Birmingham 5, Alabama FRATERNITY JEWELRY BY BALFOUR ENOCH BENSON, Rep. located in College Supply Store Union Building AUBURN Schomburg's JEWELERS FOR 90 YEARS 1121 Broadway Columbus, Georgia PtUtf- 7ek Auburn, Alabama Established 1937 Tmt Juit as wo supply the Auburn varsity athletic teams with the finest in athletic equipment, so do wo offer students the best for their individual needs . . . and. at the lowest possible prices . . . OFFICIAL P.E. EQUIPMENT FOR MEN ANO WOMEN TENNIS SUPPLIES (including one-day racquet ro-Stringing) SPORTSWEAR SWIM EQUIPMENT (Jentzen swim trunks . . . frog feet . . . diving masks . . . 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Over a third of a billion dollars is held by the Company for the protection of policyowners. Perhaps this financial strength is one of the reasons why more and more people each year buy their life insurance from Liberty National. LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Home Office: Birmingham, Alabama Frank P. Samford. Jr., President COMPLIMENTS O’Dell Drug Company, Inc. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Birmingham 3, Alabama OF DAVIS-DYAR SUPPLY CO. OPELIKA. ALABAMA Telephone SHcrwood 5-4691 OPELIKA FLORAL CO. 600 N. 10th St. Opelika. Alabama Artistry in Flowers—FTD THE TOLLISONS NURSERY—GARDEN SHOP—GIFTS AU3URN-OPELIKA HIGHWAY TU 7-6311 MAKE EVERY MEAL A SUNDAY DINNED THOUGHT ABOUT A RETAILING CAREER? Columbus Georgia Ki ra If i|'s | THE FINEST IN FEMININE FASHION 1137 Broodway COLUM3US. GEORGIA 7ke (jccct cw The Shop For Men of Taste Featuring New Ivy League Department I 16 Montgomery Slreot Montgomery, Alabama Since 1878... It’s BURTON S BOOK STORE “Something new every day” 7 believe in Auburn and love it. J. Nocera yjoCer 5 Ui fa fU Italian Restaurant CT Roman Room Columbus' Only Authentic Italian Restaurant Home of the . . . World Famous PIZZA SPECIALIZING IN . . . • BA ED LASAGNA • VEAL-PARMIGIANA • CHICKEN-CACCIATOR1 • ITALIAN SAUSAGE • BONELESS CHICKEN • PARMISIANA • ARTICHOKES • HOME-MADE RAVI OLA WITH RICOTTA CHEESE • EXPRESSO COFFEE • SPAGHETTI i MEAT BALLS • RIGATONI • VEAL-CACCIATORI • ITALIAN SPUMONI Open for Parties—Banquets—Etc. Also STEAKS • FRIED CHICKEN • SEAFOOD Specializing In . . . ORDERS - TO - TAKE - OUT Dial MUrdock 9-0532 6000 Victory Drive — Next to Villa Nova Motel CASH SAVINGS are the BEST SAVINGS SHOP YOUR NEARBY Friendly A P Supermarket COME SEE—YOU'LL SAVE! Compliments Gulf Oil Corporation Birmingham, Alabama t tyie U in (ZtotAinf QCHWORILT “SUITS THE SOUTH” Manufacturers of: AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DROP FORGINGS, STOVES, HEATERS AND PORTABLE BARBECUE GRILLS Jobbers of: INDUSTRIAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING AND ROOFING SUPPLIES COLUMBUS IRON WORKS COMPANY SOUTHERN PLOW CO. ____________DIVISION, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA EST. 1853 ______ BEST WISHES! FANNIN'S Hart Schafner Mar Clothes One of America's finest S'ores for Men Montgomery, Alabama OPELIKA FOUNDRY CO. Incorporated OPELIKA. ALABAMA Service, Roadway, Valve and Meter Boxes Municipal Castings Quality Laundry Dry Cleaners, Inc. AUBURN, ALABAMA THE GREYSTONE HOTEL Commerce and Bibb MONTGOMERY ALABAMA 150 Rooms—All With 3ath ard Shower Air-Conaitioned—F'ee Parking Coffee Shop Meeting Rooms—Ballroom Banquet Facilities Compliments of MERCANTILE PAPER CO. Montgomery, Ala. Phone 262-8341 BEST WISHES FROM PFISTER CHEMICAL WORKS RIDGEFIELD. NEW JERSEY Manufacture's of Naphthols, B.O.N. and Organic Intermediates Headquarter I Jor fill 1 eur £cltt el THE UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Student Union Building IDEAL FOR ALL SOCIAL GATHERINGS Indulge yourself next tcij to Birmingham—stay at rhe Thomas Jefferson. Right downtown, fine food, superb service, reasonable rotes (family olon, too delightful hospitality. You'll ovn it. MOT61 Thomas Jefferson Horne of the Carriage House and Stirrup Cup SHELL'S Photo and Suppiy PHOTOGRAPHY BY CHARLES Formal and Business Portraits Child Photography Weddings—Commercial Industrial and Aerial Photography OPELIKA, ALABAMA OPELIKA NATIONAL BANK COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC. CHATTANOOGA 1)1 VISION 911 West Main Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE I I 4. E It TII E A T E It AUBURN ALABAMA KILGORE TURF, TORO and SUPPLIES WAR EAGLE THEATER FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT AUBURN, ALABAMA THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AUBURN Ipt m W ■ .v Hunk Tl. u Serves Auburn, Its University ami Community MCMBCR, FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. I960 AUb«m« G«i Corpor lion fltagaAcc The Modern Fuel for Young Moderns!” MATTHEW'S COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Ladies Ready to Wear Alabama Road Builders Assoc. CONSTRUCTION BY CONTRACT 217 Bell Bldg. Montgomery, Ala. Business Machines Company, Inc. A-B DICK Duplicating Products MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA TABB FABRIC SHOP, INC. Eabrics of All Kinds Notions and Other Sewing Neeos North College Auburn, Ala. The First National Bank of OPELIKA, ALABAMA CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION At the Close of Business December 31, 1961 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Cash and Due from Banks $1,157,145.35 Capital Stock $ 100.000.00 U.S. Government Obligations 2,802,794.80 Surplus 300.000.00 Other Bonds Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Loans and Discounts Bank Premises Owned 282.140.82 11,250.00 2.012.964.00 3.650.00 Undivided Profits Reserves Deposits 121.916.75 98.843.52 5.657,131.25 Furniture and Fixtures 7,604.10 Other Assets 341.85 $6,277,891.52 $6,277,891.52 Clement C. Torbert OFFICERS ...........President Forney Renfro . . . Ralph Mitchell.......................Asst. Cashier Cashier Clement C. Torbert J. T. Hamilton, Jr. Winston Smith T E. F. Jackson DIRECTORS W. s. Owsley Forney Renfro T. Penn Montgomery H. C. Jackson W. P. Pearson Frank M. Renfro Clement C. Torbert, Jr. OUR SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR 1886-1961 Member Federa Reserve System, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DRY CLEANING LAUNDRY FLUFF DRY JOHN CURRY -41. Owner CURRY'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS THE FINEST CLEANING - ANYWHERE 244 W. Glenn AUBURN Ph. TU 7-3791 Speed Wash—24 Hours—7 Days Famous Speed Queen Washers' BARBER PURE MILK COMPANY 845 West Fairview Avenue Montgomery, Alabama HEART OF AUBURN RESTAURANT Banquets Parties Centrally Located TU 7-3462 South College Street mco. %c. tfjjcciated Mechanical CcntractcrJ, Jlnc. 225 South Lewis Street MONTGOMERY 6. ALABAMA PLUMBING—HEATING—AIR CONDITIONING—PROCESS PIPING Louie F. Adams President ‘46 W. L. Bill Noll, Jr. Vice-President '40 Arthur W. Tyke Smith Secretary-Treasurer '47 Marvin G. Motley Chief Estimator '42 THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OE OPELIKA OPELIKA, ALABAMA CONDENSED STATEMENT DECEMBER 30. 1961 ASSETS Cosh in Vault and Due from Banks United States Government Bonds Other Bonds (Ali Government Agencies) Stock in Federal Reserve Bank State, County and Municipal Bonds Loans and Discounts Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Rea1 Estate Purchased for New Banking House Other Assets .... $2,374,579.21 2.791.651.27 549.825.00 15,000.00 475.380.11 3.012.048.64 37.916.57 104.500.00 2.128.45 Total $9,363,029.25 Capitol Stock (Common) Surplus Undivided Profits Reserves Deposits LIABILITIES $ 200.000.00 300.000.00 65.645.24 90.411.46 8.706.972.55 Total $9,363,029.25 JOHN Z. FULLER R. NELSON CARTWRIGHT . . W. RALPH YANCEY .... MISS RUBY WILLIAMS . . . M. A. COLLINS OFFICERS .... Assistant Cashier Homer Carter R. N. Cartwright W. C. Davis DIRECTORS T. K. Davis, Jr. John Z. Fuller Charles H. Jernigan Judson H. Salter Yotta G. Samford, Jr. C. S. Shealy Member federal Depotif Inturante Corporation Member federal leiervt Syttem TRADE WITH JOHNSTON and MALONE NG EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES ART •ARCHITECTURAL • ENGI BOOKS SUPPLIES BOOK EJWANGE TtUA + BOOK AND SUPPLI Make Johnston Malone Headquarters for your College Needs We Buy All Text Books Of Value Engineering, Art and Architectural Materials Complete Line Of Supplies South College Street We Appreciate Your Business Auburn SERVING CENTRAL ALABAMA . . . SINCE 1871 It FIBS! NdllflNU Bill BF M11TIIUE1T MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA Memoer Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE COFFEE HOUSE Across From the Campus Excellent Food Speedy Service Meet at the COFFEE HOUSE for a cup of coffee Village Men's Shop Serving the Men of Auburn University Men's Collegiate Clothing North Collego Street TU 7-5531 DURR SURGICAL CO. Montgomery, Ala., 2061 W. Fairview Ave. SERVING THE SOUTH C onii (im en Is 4 JONES HARDY MONTEVALLO, ALABAMA General Contractors on Thach Hall Biological and Plant Sciences Building Stadium Addition —South Stands Womens Dormitory Group with Dining Hail and Administration Building c4U Portrait in thi Pooh made hi GASPAR-WARE STUDIO 876 WEST PEACHTREE STREET, N. W, ATLANTA, GEORGIA NEGATIVES ARE HELD IN OUR FILES FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND PORTRAITS CAN BE OBTAINED WRITE FOR INFORMATION AND PRICE LIST Comjjtimen Is Compliments of A Friend Compliments of A Friend ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY BIRMINGHAM ENGRAVINGS FOR THIS . . THE 1962 GLOMERATA WERE MADE BY COLLEGE ANNUAL DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY 0= AUBURN FOR THE COMPLETION OF ANOTHER OUTSTANDING YEAR OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE SHARED IN THIS MEMORABLE YEAR BY DESIGNING. PRINTING AND BINDING . . . THIS OUR 44th GLOMERATA. in so i’iiim ix. ro.Mivwv NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE