University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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STANDING: Vaden, Vann, Meddors, Carraway, Traylor, Maddox, Thompson, Wilson, Wise, Parker, Middleton, Bosord, House Adams, McKnight, Lucas, South. SEATED: Semon, Kelley, phi upsilon omicron OFFICERS CAROLYN Mcknight ■. President MARIE LUCAS Vice-President DESPINA SEMON ' . . , Recording Secretary WILLIE FAYE KELLY Corresponding Secretary PAULINE CARRAWAY Treasurer Phi Upsilon Omicron is a National honorary fraternity in Home Economics, composed this year of twenty-six members enrolled in all fields of the school. Membership bids ore open only to students with 2.0 averages who show exceptional leadership, service, and professional attitude. The Psi Chap- ter was established at the University in 1936. Each year Phi Upsilon Omicron selects one student as outstanding Freshman and honors her by engraving her name on plaque provided for this purpose. A plaque was placed in Doster Hall in honor of six Home Economics students from the Capstone who were killed in the Winecoff Hotel fire in Atlanta. Other Phi Upsilon Omicron activities during the year included a joint tea given with Caroline Hunt Club, and vari- ous catering services for other organizations on the campus. MEMBERS Pouline Carraway Louise Clay Befty Jean Huftsturler Willie Foye Kelly Sarah Lancaster Marie Lucas Carolyn McKnight Jewel Kate Maddox Janie Parker Beverly Patterson Jane Barnett Vann Virginia Meddors Ann Morgan Martha J. Saunders Despino Semon Sarah South Melbo Studdard Mary J. Thompson Jewelene Traylor Ruth Wise Mrs. Celio Wilson Jimmie Sue Woodruff Annette Worthington Mary Sue Sewell Geraldine Vaden Shirley House Page 370

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ROW 1 : Head, Eastwood, Bailey, Feigelson, Wall, Skeen, McDuff, Edwards, Litt, Howard, Gulp Cook, Dailey, James, Matthews. ROW 2: Dean Foy, Freeman, MacGowan, Hull, Fell phi eta sigma OFFICERS CHARLES E. SKEEN President HENRY FELL Vice-President MACK MATTHEWS Treasurer ODIS McDUFF . . Secretary Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman scholastic fraternity, has as its purpose the encouragement of study among the Freshmen in order to build a solid foundation for their remaining college careers. The organization taps new members every Spring from the ranks of the Freshmen, and only those who have mode 2.5 or better overage for at least one quarter are eligible for membership. Among the activities of the group is the publishing of the booklet How to Study, which is pre- sented to all incoming Freshmen. The Alabama chapter is proud of its record in assisting to formulate national fraternity policy through active participation in the Phi Eta Sigma Na- tional Conventions. The organization furthers scholastic inter- ests nationally, locally, and individually to the students, while endeavoring to foster social relationships. MEMBERS William O. Armstrong Donald C. Bailey Marvin Bearman Martin E. Blutinger Julius T. Cage Robert Coker David A. Conlon John W. Cook Albert Copeland Robert C. Covington Eugene L. Croxton Charles A. Gulp Carrol C. Dailey Richard H. Davis Caldwell DeBardeleben John S. Detweiler James A. Downey George S. Eastwood William J. Edwards Charles Feigleson He nry Fell Donald W. Freeman Marshall Goldstein Joe Handwerger John J. Haymon Oliver Head Robert Howard William E. Hull Anthony Joworsky Homer Lee Krout Donald Londgroff Charles J. Lee James Lemke Thomas E. Lewis Richard E. LItt Joy G. Loader J. Donald Lunn Bradford MacGowan Odis McDuff Lawerence McGinty Mortimer D. Marks Mack Motthews Ewing J. Moore Keith A. Morrow Phil J. Nardoci John F. Porter Robert F. Rey John B. Roberts James J. Scott Earl Shelton Robert D. Sittason Charles E. Skeen Flen Sockwell William Twiber Joseph Vona Mark H. Von Redlich Charles F. Woinwright Harold Well Marvin Weinstein Samuel Wetmore John W. White Chorles E. Wyman Page 369

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ROW 1 : Jotte, SteinlDQcher, Green, Rowell. Butler, Thurston, Cohen . . . RO 2: Luz, Ma hews, vVatson, N. Led better, J. Led better, Solomon, Deason, E. Jones, Mancill, Lewis, Cannon, Ward . . . ROW 3: Bryant, McKeIvy, Mitchell, Stockard, Coker, Hollingsworth, Guin, Jackson, Vogler, Munn, Potton, Cathey, A. Jones . . . ROW 4: Asquith, Wiley, Gunnells, Eastwood, Holtzclaw, Hjorth, Caldwell, Hart, Driggers, Schwartz, Sellers, Eaves, Palmer, Borr . . . ROW 5: Wilson, Harris, Moner, Walsh, Whitney, Handwerger, Armstrong, Webb, Vann, Seebeck, Lacey. pi mu epsilon OFFICERS NEAL P. ROWELL Director FRANK M. BUTLER Vice-President BEN A. GREEN Treasurer DR. H. S. THURSTON Secretary DR. J. D. MANCILL Librarian CLYDE A. WILEY Publicity Chairman MISS SUSIE LEE WARD Social Chairman The first and primary aim of Pi Mu Epsilon is scholarship for the individual member in all subjects and particularly in mothematics. This goal has been achieved in many phases since 1922, the founding date of Alabama Alpha here at the university. One of the charter members of Alabama Al- pha, Dr. F. A. Lewis, is at present head of the mathematics department. Those members of the faculty and the s tudent body are recognized by nomination to membership whose work in the various mathematical sciences has been highly distinguished. Papers ore presented at monthly meetings for the purpose of encouraging a continuing interest among mem- bers. Various contests are open to the entire student body, sponsored by the organization to stimulate outside interest in mathematics. Alabama Alpha of Pi Mu Epsilon looks to the future with a confident hope that the world will become more conscious of mathematics and their usefulness. MEMBERS Robert C. Asquith Frank M. Butler Barbara A. Deason Bynum L. Holtzclaw George W. Howell Roy O. Reode Samuel A. Schwartz Henry P. Stockard Robert H. Sweat Wm. H. Volger Wm. F. Adams Scott Barr Irma Berkowitz Kathleen J. Cannon Elizabeth Cathey Clyde F. Wiley James T. Howell Nimrod McNoir Thomas E. Brossell Wm. T. Bryan Thomas Crawford Herbert Fincher Ben A. Green Morriss J. Jackson Wm. L. Low Haskell Cohen J. C. Eaves Louis Jaffe Mrs. A. M. Jones Ella C. Jones Hubert M. McKeIvy Walter B. Mitchell James O. Patton Robert F. Rey Wm. E. Vickers J. W. Winkler Wallace G. Driggers L. B. Gunnells E. Paul Hjorth Virginia M. HoUey L. M. Hollingsworth Charles Killian George LeGordeur Robert E. McRae Louise Snowden Eugene J. Walsh Jack Cothren Beatrice H. Wotson Walter Wilson George Eastwood FACULTY Oliver L. Lacy Mrs. J. O. Ledbetter F. A. Lewis J. D, Mancill F. H. Mitchell Eric Rodgers Carl C. Sartain C. L. Seebeck Joseph Handwerger Dale Solomon David S. Whitney Robert W. Vonn Wm. O. Armstrong Ronald E. Sellers Jere D. Guin Edward Lilley James Webb Judson J. Hart M. C. Stopp Franz R. Steinbacher H. S. Thurston Susie L. Ward Jack Caldwell Billie B. Bryant Franklin P. Harris Samuel Stephenson Evelyn Mathews Jack D. Munn Ann Lutz Neal P. Rowell J. O. Ledbetter J. L. Couch Hassell Palmer Charlotte Speight Mrs. Mary J. Suttles