University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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MORTAR BOARD OFFICERS BETTY JO CASHION President ANN ADAMS Vice-President SARA ANN STEWART Secretary ANN RAMSDELL Treasurer LYN NELL McCORD Editor and Historian Mortar Board is the Irghest hono ' aiy organization for Senior women on the campus. Members are selected for scholarsfiip, leadership and service. Twelve, or fewer, third quarter Juniors having 2.0 averages and outstanding records in leadership and service, are taoped in the Spring quarter each year in ceremonies on the Mound. Mortar Board con- ducts the annual Homecoming chrysanthemum sale, using the proceeds to provide two $100 scholarships for deserving Serior women who require financial assistance in order to graduate. Other activities include a tea honoring transfer women each Fall quarter, and a Smarty Party in the Winter quarter for women students who make 2.0 scholastic averages on the previous quarter ' s work. The board counts ballots cast to elect beauties at the annual Corolla Beauty Ball. FACULTY Mrs. Jennie M. Howard Miss Henrietta Thompson MEMBERS Miss Margaret Mo Ann Adams Sara Jones Ann Ramsdell Belty Jo Cashion Lyn Nell McCord Lris Schloss Jane Cason Sara Ann Stewart Stewart, McCori Cashion, Cason, Jones, Schloss.

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J ASON S OFFICERS A. B. C. NICHOLLS President WALTER OGILVIE Vice-President BILL HAIRSTON Secretary-Treasurer Jaions, founded at the Capstone in 1914, was the first honorary service fraternity on the campus. The fraternity, composed of Seniors, has remained a local fraternity select- ing its members on the basis of leadership in some branch of college activities, scholarship, general value to the college, and promise of future usefulness. Tapping ceremonies are held annually on the mound in front of the Jason Shrine, the historic Roundhouse. Each year Jasons sponsors Jasons Jam- boree, better knov n as Skits and Skirts, to raise money for a project which will benefit the University of Alabama. Plans have been laid for the construction of a fountain between Gorgas Library and Denny Chimes. Jasons also plan to take over permanently the Freshman orientation program in the Fall quarter of each year. John Abernethy Bill Hairston FACULTY Mr. James Foy Dr. Burke Jotinston MEMBERS Tom King Lionel Noonan Russell Terry Oakley Melton Walter Ogilvie Jim Van Hoose Steve Moxley Joe Piper Leonard V eil A. B. C. Nicholls Torver Rountree First Row; (Lett to Righti Seated: Mr. Foy, Ogilvie, Nicholls, H lirston, Dean Johnston Rountree, Piper. Hill, Wei ' , Moxley. Second Row; Abernethy, Terry, ( Uw c

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First Row: Left to Righli: Going, Foy, Deon ten Hoor, Carpenter, Reynolds, Dean Joiinston, Long, Abernetliy, Hill, Mitchelson . . . Second Row: Speight, Lul ens, Brock, Johns, Woodard, Enzor, Adcock, Redden . . Third Row: Samford, V. S. Johnston, Young, Conway, King, Nobors, Weil, Etheredge, Rountree. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OFFICERS J. ALLEN REYNOLDS, JR President FRANK HAWTHORNE Pasf-President JOHN ABERNETHY Vice-President DEAN G. BURKE JOHNSTON . Secretary WILLIAM HILL Treasurer DR. ALLEN GOING Faculty Advisor Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership honor society tions, and Speech, Music and Dramatic Arts. Iota circle, and for men, was founded at Washington and Lee in 1914. Iota Omega circle from Auburn, together established the ODK circle was installed on this campus in 1924. Membership is trophy, observing resumption in 1948 of varsity athletic rela- granted to Junior and Senior men solely through collegiate tions between Alabama and Auburn. The giant trophy will circles, on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership and be awarded each year to the winner of the Alabama-Auburn service in campus life, and consecration to democratic ideals. football game. ODK sponsors the traditional Christmas Star Election to membership is from five phases of participation, on Denny Chimes. A campaign encouraging good sportsman- Scholarship, Social and Religious Affairs, Athletics, Publico- ship at varsity athletic events was begun early in 1949. FACULTY Prof. Carlton K. Butler Prof. Brooks Forehand Dr. G. Burke Johnston Prof. John Payne Col. William T. Carpenter James E. Foy Dr. E. V. Jones Dean Marten ten Hoor Frof. V. F. Chaftin Dr. John M. Gallolee Dr. R. E. Jones Fronk Thomas Jeff Coleman Dr. S. Paul Garner Dr. George Long Prof. Paul Thomas Harold Red Drew Dr. Allen J. Going Dr. J. B. McMillan Prof. C. Stewart Tinsley Dr. Williom G. Echols Decn Noble B. Hendrix Dr. Jock P. Montgomery Ernest G. Williams Dean W. M. Hepburn Rev. George Murray MEMBERS John Abernelhy James F. Hatcher John Lumpkin J. F. Shorp John W. Adams, Jr. Frank H. Howthcrre Oakley Melton John W. Speight Hobson H. Abcock William R. Hill Theo Mitchelson Curtis Springer Paul Brock William Johns Hershell Nobors Leonard Weil Tim M. Conway, Jr. Furniss Johnson Lowrence Drew Redden Robert Wheless Leiand Enzor Vivian G. Johnston J. Allen Reynolds, Jr. Tommy Woodard Foster Etheredge John Thomas King Tarver Rountree Willard W. Young Arthur L. Lukcns, Jr. Yelto Sonford Page 355