Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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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.

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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

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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.