University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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IBIS CONTRIBUTORS Doris Acre®. Mickoy Gold-larb. Rita Grossman, Jeanne Girton. Dorolhy Stuart. An-nolla Blanton. Arlino Llpson, Ed Patton. Hardin V. Stuart. Hal Barkan. Ed Foigin. Snuliy Smith. Solrr.a Bronston Sports: lack Kendall. Mar- shall Simmons. Manlrod Berliner. Claud Corrigan. Martin J. Smith. Boryl McCluney. Photography: Gibson Smith. Ira Van Bullock. Ed Spizol. Frasier Payton

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 I IIIIIIE, THE mis . . . first saw tin light of day on a small spot of dry land in the Kvergladcs . . . confesses lii- childhood ambition was to fly the mail . . . came to the University at the instigation of Dr. Miller, on a zoological scholarship . . . dotes on tall, swanlike women . . . has been mistaken for any number of things: a witch on a broomstick, a stork, and a duck during hunting season . . . can't account for his aflinitv for 1927 birdseed . . . still chuckles over the time he perched above Scotty Mason's doorway one 4 a.111.. croaking “nevermore . . . boasts that his best feature is his nose . . . “so aristocratic. . . . modeled once for the American eagle on a poster, hut had trouble camouflaging his more extenuated extremities . . . sniffs pleasantly at his favorite flower, the 'ihiscus . . . did snap rolls, loops, ehaudelles, and immelmans at the Texas Tech game out of sheer joy . . . holds intercollegiate high jump record . . . tried to join the Air Corps, hut was rejected because of a bad neck condition . . . gets a nasty pleasure out of pulling the old gag that the courses he like.- best in college arc Slop Shop 101 and Patio 200 . . . admits his worst habit is eavesdropping . . . loves to perch on transoms and listen . . . but maintains that this makes him the perfect candidate for your guide to the University yearbook, and as such, we introduce him. Ladies and gentlemen, we give you the bird—your official guide for the Ibis of 1942.

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9-26 7 B A C K G H () U N I) Trustees. President. Administrators. Deans Emeritus. College of Liberal Arts, Schools of Education. Business Administration. Music, and I .aw, Adult Education S T UDEN T G 0 V E R N M ENT . . . . 27-32 Senate. Honor Court, Boards. Women’s Groups CLASSES.................................................33-62 Seniors. Mid-year graduation. Juniors. Sophomores. Freshmen, Law School Graduates and Underclassmen SPORTS............................................63-90 Varsity Football, Senior Players. Freshman Football. Draft Table. Basketball. Tennis, Boxing. Golf, Intramurals. FRATERNITIES..................................91-110 Alpha Epsilon Phi, Chi Omega, Delta Phi Epsilon, Delta Zcta. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sigma Kappa. Zeta Tau Alpha, Sigma Alpha Iota. Kappa Sigma, lambda Chi Alpha. Phi Epsilon Pi. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia. Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi. Tau Epsilon Phi. Stray Greeks, Panhellenic ami Interfraternity Councils. LOCAL COLOR..........................................111-134 Hurricane. Ibis. A.P.O.. I.R.C., Snarks, G.D.I., language Clubs, Chemistry Club. Alpha Kappa Psi. Mu Beta Sigma. Religious Groups. Radio Club. Kiwanis Builders, Y.W.C.A. AROUND THE CALENDAR . . . 135-158 Just for the Record. Orchestra. Dramatics, Band. Winter Institute. Hispanic Institute, Art. Incidental Music. Dances. Debate. HONORS..........................................................159-168 u Kappa Tau. Iron Arrow, Freshman Honor Society. Who's Who. Lead and Ink. Theta Alpha Phi, English Honors. Delta Tau Alpha, History Honors. M Club, Phi Beta Gamma. TIMELINESS............................. 169-181 University Expansion. American Cadets, British Cadets. Defense Courses, Headlines. The University and the War.