University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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Mortimer Jordan Ben Anderson Howard Bates IME 'S TUDE It is with deep appreciation for your wonderful cooperation with the Student Government Association this year that I take this op- portunity to thank each and every one of you for your interest. I sincerely hope that this interest in your governing body will grow, and that each succeeding year will bring you a better and more ef- ficient Student Government Association. MORTIMER -IORDAN, President Student Government Association OFFICERS MORTIMER H. JORDAN , .i President BEN ANDERSON , . . Vice-President I-IQWARD BATES , . Secretary-Treasurer ' APPEALS COURT GIRARD PI-IIsLPs MARX LEVA ' MITCHELL BEST BILL HERMAN Tom CHAMPION BILLY PATTON PEYTON WILLIAMS T. Champion, M. Levu, B. Herman, J. W. Patton, P. Williams Page Thirty

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TI H if ir SHALER C. Housrsa The position of treasurer of the University of Alabama is most adequately filled by Prof. Shaler C. Houser. It is he who S0 competently and efficiently helps to administer the Univer- sityis finances. Besides hand- ling this job so well, he serves as a member of the fac- ulty and as a member of the Committee on Athletics. ROBISON BROWN Another man indispensable to the financial adminis- tration is Mr. Brown, who as Land Commissioner, is in charge of all the Universi.ty's real estate property. Mr. Brown also serves as Secretary to the Board of Trustees. Da. JOHN MCCLURE Ample evidence of Dr. John McClure's fine work as Director of the Summer School is afforded by the in- Crease in enrollment over past years. Dr. McClure's untiring efforts are responsible for the splendid devel- Opment of this part of the University in a short thirty- f0ur years. DR. R. E. TIDWELL The importance of the Extension Division of the University is a tribute to Dr. Tidwell's excellent man- Hgership as director of it during the few years it l1HS been established here. Extension is one of the most mod- ern ideas in education. Through it the University has been enabled to offer classes to many people all OVEF the State who are unable to come to attend the regular sessions. . ROBERT K. BELL RICHARD E. EMERSUN SHALER c. Housea ROBISON BROWN X DR. rz. E. TIDWELL DR. JOHN M,CLURE Miss ALICE WYMAN Miss ALICE WYMAN Few students at the University do not sgoncr or law! come into contact with Miss Wyinan, head librarian, They have come to know her for her kindness in giving assistance and for her competence in administering the main and departmental libraries. Rooisar K. BELL Mr. Bell is an assistant Dean of Men and Supervisor of Dormitories, having in his charge the Barracks and Gorgas Hall. His efhciency in the management of the dormitories is appreciated by all who live there. His work in other activities has gained him a host of friends. Ric:-:Ano E. EMERSON Although his length of service has been short. Dick,' has shown himself well fitted to take over the duties of Assistant Dean of Men. The students welcome his ad- vancement to the administrative ranks, and wish him great success in the new undertaking.

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MEMBERS OF HONOR COMMITTEES Chemistry CARLETON PINNEY RALPH CROOK JAMES BUTLER ROBERT H. MADDEN CURTIS ARD NORMAN LEMAISTRE EUGENE LEE EISEN CHARLES MAXWEl.L XVALTER KINDSEY GIRARD PHELPS HORACE LEYDEN WALTER BROGIN Edurntion CHARLES O,NEIL EDWIN HAYWARD JOHN HETZ BILL PETERS JOHN TOMAJCZK GEORGE BALCANOEE MITCHELI. BEST H. W. COCHRANE RAYMOND FAUGHT BERT KELLER HERNLEY R. TOUT Art: and Sciences Wll.l.lAM WORTHINGTON RUSSELL LANIER TOM CHAMPION KENNETH COOPER HARRY EATON ROBERT LOEB WILLIAM A. BLACK BRUCE GRAHAM ALBERT JACKSON FRANK M. NIOODY WILLARD LIVINGSTON ELI SOBEL Commerce DOUGLAS MUIR ROBERT DAVIES REx WHEELER MARX LEVA WILLIAM A. CONWAY ROBERT A. LIPTON G. M. RODGER, JR. MILTON W. ROBINSON OLIVER WILBANKS ROBERT LYNGBY REGINALD CARTER Engineering GEORGE BRYANT HAROLD GILLMORE SAMUEL GINSBERG F. G. NICBRIDE CHARLES POHLE ELBERT THOMAS EUGENE R. DAWSON THOMAS A. RODGERS .JOHN S. DAY HORACE S. CARTER Graduate JAMES M. CUMMINGS DANIEL DRAKE WILLIAM GRUBER J. RUSSELL HERITAGE WILLIAM R. HERMAN EDWARD PELOCHINO JOHN C. BRIGHT DALLAS E. L. LITTLE H. CARL HERZOG PEYTON WILLIAMS EMERSON BLAKNEY Fil'Si. Row-C. Pinney. J. Butler, E. L. Eisen, Rf Crook. SQQOTIKI Row-AC. Maxwell. W. Broprin, E. Hayward, B. Peters 'I:h1rrl Row--J. Tomajcvk, G. Balcunoff, H. Cochrane, B. Keller Fourth Row-W. Worthington, R. Lanier, H. Eaton, R. Loeb Fifth R0 -- am F. Moody, W Livingston. , W W. Black, B. Grah , - Sixth Row-E. Sobel D. Muir. R. Wheeler, W. Conway Sf?Vl3TllLll Row--G. M. l'iOrlIzer, O. Wilbanks, R. Carter. R. Davies. Eljrhth Raw-R. Lipton, M. Robinson, A. Lynfzby. G. McBride. lhth Row-J. Cumming, L. Drake, W. Gruber, J. R. Heritage. Page Thirty-one