FORMAL PETITION
TO INTE�NATIOTJAL FfiATESNITY OFJ)ELTA 51GMAVI
TJLOVL iETA ALPHA SICMA Alabama Polytechnic Inctitute >ScHOoL ofBu^imeS'S Adkim I stration TO THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI:
We, the undersigned members of the Beta
Alpha Sigma, a professional and honorary fraternity
in the Department of Economics and Business Admin
^ istration of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, do hereby respectfully present to the chapters and officers of Delta Sigma Pi, this petition that we be granted a charter as a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi;
We hereby express our willingness to abide by all la�/s, rules, and regulations of the Inter national Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi now in effect or which shall hereafter be enacted.
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May 14, 1929,
Mr, H. G, V/right, Secretary, International fraternity of Delta Sigaa Pi, 1502 Fisher Building^ Chicago, 111.
Dear i&. Ysfrlght:
I am adTised that the members of Beta Alpha Sigiaa of the Department of Business Administration in the School of Science and Literature of the Alahama Polytechnic Institute are petitioning for a charter to organize a chapter of Delta Signa Pi at this institution. I am very glad to lend my whole hearted support to this petition,
I am personally acquainted with all the members of Beta Alpha Sigma and I ICQOw they have been carefully selected from among our best young men in this department. They are juniors and seniors 'ffho stand high scholastically and who have shown themselves, in my dealings with them, to be dependable young men. liy experience as dean of the School of Commerce at Oklahoma A, & M. Qollege for several years enables me to appraise the merits and abilities of college men and I have no hesitancy in saying that the petitioners in this instance are of as high quality, if not higher, than are usually found in high standard fraternities such as yours,
I presume you are familiar with the fact that it was only two years ago that a serious effort was made to develop the work in Business Adminis tration at this institution, Yftien I carae here two years ago I found a department which had but two instructors. This year we have five full time instmctors and a practising attorney who handles our work in Business Law, Next year two additional instructors will be added to the staff. One of than, a C. P. A. with successful experience in both practise and teaching, has been procured to take charge of our Accounting. By nezt year we expect to have on our staff of eight men no fewer than four and possibly five who will have the Ph. D. degree, or it's equivalent, in the lines of work in their charge.
If you desire further information relative to our work here, I shall be glad to supply the same upon request. Trusting that the petition of Beta Alpha Si@na may receive favorable consideration by your fraternity, I am
Very trulv yours.
TflS-.B ^^* SCOTT //' Head of^Bjj^iness Administration & Dean oa!>School of Science & Literature, PURPOSE OF BETA ALPHA SIGMA
To study business conc3itions; to strive to futher the interest in the Department of Economics and Business Adminlstraion; to develop initiative, a spirit of leadership and higher scholastic stand ing among students of Business, HISTORY
Of
BETA ALPHA SIGMA
k> HISTORY
of
Beta Alpha Sigma
Per a long time there was felt the need of
either a honorary or professional fraternity in the business department at the Alabama Polytechnic Insti tute,
In 1926 the need of some organization v.ras brought out so much by the growth of the department, that a club known as the Social Science Club was formed.
This club met once a v/eek and was open to mem_bershlp of any person registered in any economic course. Pro grams consisting of talks by both the faculty and stud
ent members on the current topics of the day, that were of interest to the students, was the usual procedure.
Once each semester a banquet was held to encourage in terest In the society/.
This club did not make any advancement and it was soon seen that something else was needed. Some of the outstanding seniors of the department tried to form a honorary fraternity but owing to the adminlstra- tion then In office the plan failed.
With the coming of a new dean of the comm erce department and a new president with progressive ideas, the students began to think of the question once more. The president of the Social Science Club sent letters to nine members of the club who had and were taking an active part in the school. All of these members of the club were in the business depart ment.
These nine men met on the niprht of Oct, 4,
1928 and decided to try to form an hohorary and pro fessional fraternity. Committee's were appointed to draw up a constitution and a set of by-laws. Other
Committee's were appointed to see the dean of the de partment. Dr. John W. Scott and the President, Dr.
Bradford Knapp. ?^lth the aid of Prof. H. M. Herrin of the economic departm.ent a constitution and hy�^laws weire drawoi up and sent to the executive council of the college to be passed iipon. With Dr, Scott and Dr.
Knapp back of the move it passed and we came Into being as Beta Alpha Sif?ma, a local Honorary and Professional
Fraternity in Business.
The officers for the first year Vi^ere, Otis
-President DeVaughn- , V. L. Collins--Vlce President, p. R, Daugette--Secretary and C. P. Austin Jr.--
Treasury. Daugette received his degree at the end of the first semester and E. H. Killgore was elect ed to succees him. The term of the above officers expired in April and the following men were elected
to succeed them: T. M. Roberts Jr, --President , E. Vlf,
Howell--Vice President, W. W, Rogers- -Secretary and
A. M, Sev/ell--Treasury, ';
The next thing was to move forward and not
stand at the place we had gained. We realized that as a local we could not do the things that we wanted to do and to meet the needs of the growing business department we had to try and go into some National
Professional Fraternity. We consid-ered two nationals and as tbere was a member of each one of these nation als in our department, we invited, them to tell us all
they could about their respective fraternities. After hearing about both fraternities we ixnanomously decided
to petition Delta Sigma Pl. We invited Prof. Allen, a member of Delta Sigma Pl, to come in with us and he accepted.
Under Prof. Aliens advice v/e got in touch with
Mr, Wright and Inquired about petitioning Delta Sigma Pi. He gave is the details we needed and ln.formed us
that Mr. V^rlght would be through the south and would
like to visit us. He made us that visit on March 21th.
and it was Indeed a helpful visit to us. He explained
many details to us and showed how to go futher in our
work.
But while we were deciding on the fraternity
to petition and corresponding with Mr. Wright, we were
not inactive, �/e are supposed to have our meetings bi
monthly but owing to the fact that we have been so busy,
we have had to meet every week. We have undertaken re
search problems andj have several finished. It has been
our pollcTf to have a banquet once a month in order to
better the social side of the fraternity.
To the charter members of Beta Alpha Sigma, who are: ^^A<3^^^^i^<^i HISTORY of ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE HISTORY of Alabama Polytechnic Institute The session of the Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church held at Eutaw in 1865 determined up on the location of a male college in the bounds of that religious body. As Eiitaw was located on the west ern part of the state more delegates from that part of the state were present. The result was that the col lege was located at Greensboro, Alabama, in the west ern part of the state. The Methodists In the eastern part of the state were not satisfied, with the conference's decision to locate the college at Greensboro and immediately be gan raising money for a school to be established in the eastern part of the state. A charter was issued for the first Alabama Male College on February 1, 1855. Trustees were namid and taking immediate action, lo cated the school at Auburn. In 1857 the cornerstone of the main building was laid and the first session opened October 1, 1859, In November of the same year at a Methodist Conference at Eufaula, the new college presented its claims for denominational support. After heated de bates it v/as decided to take the East Alabama Male College under the patronage of the Methodist Church, thus making tvjo Methodist Institutions in the state. The civil war came on and the college v/as compelled to close. The regular session began again in 1866. The trustees of the East Alabama Male College knew that through government aid the college could be come an Agricultrural and Mechanical College. Plans for the organization of this type of college had been put into concrete form, and the trustees made a ten der of the property over to the state which was accept ed by the legislature in 1872. The Agricultrual and Mechanical College was organized in the first big step Auburn made and it was fostered by Government aid. There was a partial re organization of the faculty and a rearrangem_ent of the course of study. In 1887 the main building burned with all its contents. � from the legislature, the present main building and chemical laboratory were erected. There was always a prejudice against an Ag ricultural College in the state, and for this reason the legislature changed the name of the institution In 1899 to the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. The act stated that the college has developed as was originally desigr).ed into an institution where were not only the branches that relate to Agricultural arts, but also to the sciences and arts In general that re late to the industrial development of modern civili zation. The period from 1900 to 1915 was one of in creased development and enrollement. The Alabama Polytechnic Institute become known not only through the south but the entire country. All departments vvere enlarged, new build_lngs v/ent up everywhere and. It be- cam.e an institution of which the state was justly proud. During the last few years the Alabama Pol^r- technlc Institute has come to the front in all branhes of technical training, and its agricultural school is recognized as second to none in the Southland. The co-ed_ucatlona.l facilities have also been Increased and there are now some two hundered and fifty young women in attendance. These, with fifteen hundred male stu dents, bring the total enrollment to approximately seventeen hundred and fifty. The process of expansion is now going on as never before and at the present the issue is an exten sive building program. The Ram.sey Engineering Build ing was completed In 1926. The Extension Department Building is nearing completion. A program for the con struction of four additional buildings, including a new Commerce Building, is now under consideration. Li:t.^e^ii.y ^/kmLBLTCS^J^L hniLhm3k HISTORY of SCHOOL of BUSINESS ADMlNISTPJiTION H I S T 0 R Y of The School of Business Administration In the year of 1924, the Alabama Polytechnic Institute established, a Department of Economics and Business Administration offering courses available in repreductive collegiate schools and business in which "undergraduates could secure professional training for commercial pursuits. A course in economics had been available previously and had for a long period been re cognized of all g"raduates taking the Bachelor of Science degree. The purpose of this school is to give a thorough scientific training in the fundamental principles of business administration, which, with supplementary ex perience, will prepare the graduate for responsible positions in the business world. Modern business has become so complex in its organizationa and conduct that it is no longer possible, desirable, or necessai^ to learn It, as formerly by method of apprenticeship. Much of what was once learn ed by apprenticeship can be more easily and quickly ac quired by Instruction, and the student can more readily secure an understanding of the fundamental principles. It is wasteful to have each lndivid.ual learn by costly experience and knowledge have become so systematized and organized that there exists a body of principles .for scientific study. It is not assumed that college training for business can take the place of actual experience, but the student can be so trained in the principles iinder- lying the conduct of business that when he enters it his understanding is more comprehensive, his advance will be more rapid and his service more valuable, HISTORY: Before other courses in business v/ere offered, the course in economics was taught by the Head of the of Department English. This was for many years Dr. C. C. Thach, President of the College from 1902 to 19- 21, who was head of the Department of English until 1911 and from then to 1929 Head of the Department of Economics. Prof. J. R. Rutland of the English Depart ment who succeeded him as teacher of Economics, taiight the course until Professor J. B. Clark came in 1924 to be head of a reorganized and expanded department of Economics. Under Dr, Clark and his assistants the department offered a sufficient number of courses to enable students to get a. degree in Business Admini stration. He resigned in 1926 to accept the position of Dean of Judson Oollege at Marlon, Alabama. In the same year Dr. J. !�. Scott was appoint ed Head of the Department of Business Administration and Dean of the Academic Division. He cam.e to Auburn .highly recomjnended, having served as Dean of the School of Business Administration of Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College and in other positions of responsi bility. Under his direction, the Department of Busi ness Administration has grown in the niAmber of courses, in number of students, and in ntiraber of Instructors, until his division is one of the largest in the Ala bama Polytechnic Institute. ?,hen he cam.e, there were three men teaching biisiness courses, now there are five, and next year there will be seven. REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION: Applicants for admission to Alabama Polv-technic Institute must have completed a four-year course of an accredited high school, must hold a , certificate show ing the completion of fifteen units in an accredited if high school, or, attendance is less than four years, take an entrance examination. REQUIREMENTS FOR DEGREE: The degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration may be conferred on students, who have received one hundred forty-four accredited hours (one hundred twenr^y- eight hours of reqiiired. work and at least sixteen hours of electives), and having two hun dred eighty-elg;ht quality points. (Quality points are based on grades as follows: grades from 10% to 79% give two qx.iality points, from 80% to 89;l give three quality points, from 90% to 94% give four quality points and above 95,% five quality points.) The degree of Master of Science in Business Administration may be conferred on the completion of two additional years and writing a ten-thousand word thesis on some business subject, PLAN OF CURRICULUM: The curriculum is not planned to give quick training; for a narrov/ vocation. It is designed to pre pare one for advancement to an executive career in one of the major activities of business or for the direc tion of his ovm business. It gives the student a gen eral viev/ of the subject, then a course in specific phases v/hich he may follov/. All of the economic sub- jects are linked together. One depends upon the other as a base. Therefore the curriculum is planned to pro vide study of business administration as it deals with labor, social regulation, financing, produ.ction, mark eting, and promotion of all as a correlated v/hole. In the School of Business Administration there is a set of courses which Is mane out by the Dean with the help of some professors. He must have had, before, finishing, 19 hours of English, 18 hours of history, 6 hours of mathematics, 6 hours of science, 8 hours of military training, 5 hours of education, 6 hours of for- ' eign language, 60 hours of economics and 16 hours of electives in the junior years, v/hich must be approved by the Dean. ENROLLMENT : The enrollment in the School of Business Admin istration from 1924 Is as follows : 1924-25 124 1925-26 160 1926-27 274 1927-28 211 1928-29 2.53 FACULTY: There are now five teachers In the Department. In the year 1929-1930 tv/o more v/111 be added, to the staff making seven who will teach only subjects in the Department of Business Administration. ^i'l I' �ill 1 >|,�.,r- �.',:��r��""'V JYmLB'L m^mrE^mxY W^me^ 1^ FRATERNITIES AND SORITIES at the ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE National Honor Societies Name Organization Date found.ed Phi Kappa Phi Scholastic 1914 Tau Beta Pl Engineering 1920 Theta Alpha Phi Dramatic 1922 Ga/mna Sigma Delta Agricultural 1926 Eta Kappa Nu Electrical Eng. 1920 Gamma Sigma Eijsilon Chem.ical 1923 Alpha Phi Epsilon Literary 1917 Phi Delta Gamma Forensic (Oratory) 1925 Scabbard and Blade Military 1924 Alpha Mu Kho Philosophic 1926 Kappa Kappa Psi Musical (Band) 1926 Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership 1928 Chi Delta Phi V(/omen'a Literary 1925 Spiked Shoe Athletic (Track) 1925 National Professional Honor Societies Kho Chi Pharmaceutical 1925 National Professional Societies Alpha Psi Veterinary 1912 ' Phi Delta Chi Chemistry & Pharmacy 1921 National Social Fraternities IS;me Chapter Established Phi Delta Theta 1879 Alpha Tau Omega 1879 Kappa Alpha (Southern) 1883 Sigma Alpha Epsllon 1886 Sigma Nu 1890 Pi Kappa Alpha 1895 Kappa Sigma 1900 Sigma Phi Epsilon 1908 Lambda Chi Alpha 1815 Theta Chi 1918 Alpha Gamma Rho 1919 Delta Sigma Phi 1921 Square & Compass (Masonic) 1922 Alpha Lambda Tau. 1923 Sigma Phi Sigm.a 1926 Theta Kappa Nu 1926 Sigma Pi 1926 Pl Kappa Phi 1926 Phi Kappa Tau 1927 Beta Kappa 1927 National Sororities Kappa Delta 1922 Chi Omega 1923 Phi Alpha Chi 1927 Sigma Phi Beta 19S8 Local Fraternities N^me Date founded Tau Omega Chi 1924 Phi Kappa Delta 1919 NAJffi m FULL G. P. AUSTIN, JR. i-'irst Name Middle Name Last Name .fiDDRESS Florence, Alabama. street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIHTH Florence. Alabama. j^^^E Jan. 26. 1905. Name of city and state Month, day and year NATIONALITY American religion Baptist NAME OP FATHER F^. 0. P, Austin. name OP MOTHER Miss . Frances M^Kelvey. Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Coffee High School, Florence, Alabama. COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP ^NRAT GLASS Senior. Preshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club �Sectetary second semester 1928-29, Beta Alpha Sigma Treasurer 1928-29. Paptr Grader Businasa Department 1928-29. IfflTBER OP OTHER PRATEffllTY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Phi Kappa Phi NAME IN FULL John Peter Bethune First Name Middle Name Last Name ^ODRESS Portersvllle, Alabama Street � number, street name and ciiEy PLACE OF BIRTH Lydela, Alabama j^^TjB August 24. 1906 x.ame or city and state Month, day and year NATIONALITY Amerlc an RELIGION None NAME OF FATHER Oliver Lafayette Bethune . NAJIE OF MOTHER Josle Chitwo od "" ~~ Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Geraldine High School COLLEGE RECORD MMBER OF 17HAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Evans Literary Society Social Science Club Beta Alpha Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if NAJffi IN FULL S. M. Carter Jr, First Name Middle Name" Last Name 5DDRES3 Opp, Alabama Street number, street name and city' PLACE OF BIRTH Picayune, Mississippi pj^jj; Dec. 23, 1908 Wame of city and state Month, day 'and year NATIONALITY Americ :,n RELIGION Protestant (Meth.) NAME OP FATHER S. M. Garter NAME OP MOTHER Minnie Ola Taylor Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Opp High School COLLEGE RECORD MHffiER OP MAT GLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior' IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Varsity Baseball Infrat ernity Counlil "A" Club MmffiER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Theta Kappa Nu First Name Middle Narae Last Name - ADDRESS or^r^ . r. ^^ gnO iPFonri ;,ve. Hartford. ;\la.hama BIRTH ^^'^^ March P.O 1 9f)R Hfirtfjj^rdName nf^lit'v'Tnc^of city and stS^^.d+. Month; day and year -^ ^- NATIONALITY . rpt TPrmr -hi . NAME OF FATHER , ,, ^ NAME OP MOTHER '~ �" ���" Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED �. Tmnnvn. .Vimn V1 nrln f^ ty y-r-.- ,i i^.^r.j -^^y^ f 1 yr'i J COLLEGE RECORD ER OP 'IHAT CLASS oenior ��.,�_ Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Advertisinf Manager Gloraerata, Vice President Beta Alpha Sigma, President of oocial ijcience Oluh, Phi Delert Chi golf team. MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Phi Delta Chi NAME IN FULL Henry Osborne Davis First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Glenwood, Alabama Street ~~ nimiber, street name and ci^y'~" PLACE OF BIRTH Glenwood, Alabam.a mTE Oct. 12,1906, iMame or city and state Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Baptist ^ NAJffi OF FATHER C. A. Davis NAME OP MOTHER Lii la Green Before marriage , HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Lanier High School. Macon. Georgia COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP YfOAfl CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or "senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Business Manager of Glome rata 1930 Social Committee Literary Society Beta Alpha Sigma Interfratemity Council Historian of Junior Class MEMBER OP OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Slgm.a Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Epislon Phi Delta Gamma . NAME IN FULL ^^^^ Henri DeVaughn ' First "Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Montezuma, Georgia ' " "" ""� Street number, street name and city Alabama 1906 PLACE OF BIRTH Birmingham, DATE ^^�h. 16, Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ '.an RELIGION Protestant " S ' NAJIE OP FATHER Otis Bailey DeVauglm NAJIE OF MOTHER Lollie Henri Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Montezuma High COLLEGE RECORD l^IHvIBER OP YfflAT CLASS Senior "" Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT YEAR 1929 PRESENT PAxRTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Yellow Dogs Social Interfratemity Bovine " " The^idara " " Social Science Club MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Sigma Phi Epsllon NAME IN FULL George Augustus Dozler First Name Middle Name last' Name IDDRESS Montgomery, Alabama. Route/''5 Street ntmiber, street name and city PLACE OP BIRTH Montgomery, Alabama p^rpj, Feb. 18, 1908 ' Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Baptist NAJfE OF FATHER G. E. Dozler NA�E OF MOTHER Bertha Mays Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Pike Road Consolidated COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP Y/HAT CLASS Senior ' Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR 1929 PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club. (Pres.) MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Theta Kappa Nu NAME IN FULL Harry ; A. EzTirick. First NflSe Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS 40 SanforA Str^st, St. lugi^atina, Florida. "^ street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Novambar 1905 Blrmlnghai;!, Alabaxaa. pj^jE 3, Name of and state city Month, day and year Aaiarloan ��. Mathodiat. NATIONALITY RELIGION^p_ NAME OF FATHER Mr. V, R.Ejarick. NAiME OP MOTHER Mias B.3aSi3 Alvis. Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED ^-'"� County High School COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF I'MAT CLASS Junior ______Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: S�cisQ. Sci-snoa Club. MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Alpha Gaiuama Rho ( President ) Beta Alpha Sigma Inter-Fraternity Council NAME IN FULL Joe Myron Herren ' ' First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS 1000 Gay St. P. 0. Box 2307, Auburn, Alabama Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Cleveland, Ohio DATE J^^ne 18, 1897 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Methodist NAJIE OF FATHER Charles Llev/ellyn Herren NAME OF MOTHER Jennie May Slagle Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Shaw High, Bast Cleveland, ..Ohio COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF '.'ffilT CLASS Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior ' IF GRADUATED, WHAT YEAR Dartmouth College, 1922 PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: ' Faculty Advisor of ^eta Alpha Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Klwanls International NAJffi IN FULL Ernest Yifilson Howell ' " First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Gadsden, Alabama Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Annlston, Alabama DATE Oct. 17, 1906 ~ Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Methodist NAlffi OF FATHER W, A. Howell NAME OP MOTHER Sadie Turner Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Gadsden High School COLLEGE RECORD MMBER OP '.'VHAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Keys R. 0. T. C. Social Science Club MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Sigma Phi Sigma NAME IN FULL p-jyit �,:: ;:" ^..^on ' FirsFlame Middle Name Last Name ^^I^RESS Cl-lrnont Sprin:rs, ..lahrLv- ' '" ' Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Lin:;vill3-. ..., : .. daTE -.� Z x:07 Wame of city and state Month,' day 'and year NATIONALITY .unericrn RELIGION Jhristian - Proteat^.nt NAME OP FATHER Janes :illiu.n J-G>scn NAJJE OF MOTHER -^ry Frt^rices Stephens ' ��� � ' Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF I'MAT CLASS ;nicr Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Tennis Teaia R . C . T . G . C a '-,. e t �� f 1' i c e : :� Thendara ( Social Inter-Fratemity ) Beta Alpha Sigi;ia .- .. urn Tennis .Ciuh MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Lambda Chi Alt^ha, NAliE IN FULL Jesse Shervrood Jones ' " _^____ First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS ^ Hogansvllle. (Te.orgia Street number, street name and city PLACE OP BIRTH Hogansvllle Georgia DATE May 19. 1909 Name of and "c'ity state Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ in RELIGION Baptist NAME OF FATHER Jesse Sherwood Jones. Jr. NAME OF MOTHER Emmie Hightower Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Hogansvllle. Georjgia COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP TfflAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT ' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Interfratemity Council Social Science Club Freshman Baseball Squad Beta Alpha Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY 0H5ANIZATI0NS (List, if any): Phi Delta Theta NAME IN FULL Earl Henderson Killgore First Name Middle "'Name Last Name ADDRE Sc B. 148 19 th Atc. So, St, Petersburg, Fla. ' Street number, street narae and city PLACE OF BIRTH Birmingham. Alabama date Feb. 9, 1909. Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Protefetsat NAME OF FATHER Emest B. Killjore NAME OP MOTHER Georgia Elizabeth Samples Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED St. Petersburg High School � COLLEGE RECORD MHiIBER OP i^TOAT CLASS Senior. "" Freshman, sopkomore, junior or senior IF GRAraJATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Advertising Manager of 1929 Glomerata, Member of Social Science club, Ist Leuit, R.O.T.C � Beta Alpha Sigma. MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Delta Sigma PM NAJ.IE IN PULL Franklin Lalvell Laseter First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS 14 Capital Alabama. ~~' Parkway, Montgomery, Street'' number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Montgomery, Alabama DATE Jan. 16, 1907 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Baptist NAlffi OF FATHER F. S. Laseter NAI�E OF MOTHER Maud Frye Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Gloverdale High School COLLEGE RECORD MEtlBER OF '^AT CLASS Senior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT 'YEAR 1929 PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club R. 0. T, C. (Captain) Beta Alpha Sigma 1/IEfJBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Sigma Phi Sigma NAME IN FULL Alexander Mulr Marshall First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Ens ley. Alabama Street number, street name and city PLACE OP BIRTH Wylam. Alabama DATE Aug. 27, 1907 Name of and state city Month, day and yeaV NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Presbyterian ^ ^^�^i^HP^aitfiiKM iiBii � a,, , , , i^B^^^gi, NAME OF FATHER M. M. Marsh^a.H NAME OP MOTHER Jean WhH r Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Enselv High School COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF 'MAT CLASS Senior Fresrmian, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR ^ggg PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Spike Shoe Manager of Track Team (4years) Freshman and Track Team "A" Club Social Science Club Beta Alpha Sigma ER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Delta Sigma Phi NA3�E IN FULL John Benjamin fvlcClure First Name Middle Name" Last Name ADDRES? Florence, Alabama Street number, street narae and city PLACE OF BIRTH .. Florence. Alabama ^^� Mar. 15, 1909 - Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Protestant NAJffi OP FATHER James I. McClure NAME OP MOTHER Willie Marvallne Wesson Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Florence Mormal High COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF T^HAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club Beta Alpha Sigma MMfBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): NA�IE IN FULL Earl Dupree :. McCorquodale""" First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Alabama _^"^ Jackson, Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH- Goffeevllle. Alabama DATE Apr. 11. 1909 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Baptist NAME OF FATHER S. E. McCorciuodale NAME OF MOTHER Bessie Robin.-. on Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED State Secondary A^rio.ntur.1 Rnhool .T.^Vo cir\ ^ COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP T'VHAT CLASS Junioy ~~' Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club Beta Alpha Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Albert Mathews Pearson NAf.ffi IN FULL First "Name Middle Name Last Name Camden, Alabama ADDRESS "'"" Street number, street name and city Sylacauga, Alabama Nov, 24, 1908 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE *" Name of and state city Month, day and year Americ in Methodist NATIONALITY ______RELIGION Albert M. Pearson NAME OP FATHER Lura Bell Ferryman NAME OF MOTHER Before marriage Thoma sville High HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED COLLEGE RECORD Junior MEMBER OF 'MAT CLASS Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, i/fflAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Beta Alpha Sigma Social Science Club Assistant Manager Baseball Executive Cabinet MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Pl Kappa Alpha NAf-TE IN FULL Thomas ?''oGregor Roberts Jr. First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Sylacauga, Alabama. " ' ' Street number, street name and city 1909. PLACE OF BIRTH Sylacauga, Alabama. DATE ^'^^.' ^> Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Methodist NAME OF FATIiER Thomas McGregor Roberts NAB^E OP MOTHER Bdna Watters Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Sylacau.ga .Iilgh School COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OP l''ffiAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT ' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Cl\ib Interfratemity Council S3cectifci�e Gabinet Beta Ali>h6. 3i^^uia (Presldfeiit) MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Pl Kapna Phi NA3.IE IN FULL William 'Aarren Rogers ' First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS Morris, Alabama ~~ Street number, street narae and city PLACE OF BIRTH Bangor, Alabama p^jj. July 22, 1907 ' Name of and state city Month, day and yea NATIONALITY Americ -Ian RELIGION Baptist, NAME OF FATHER Joseph Thomas Rogers NAME OF MOTHER Dessie Laura Graves ��- � -_^ � Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Mortimer Jordan High School, Morris Alabama COLLEGE RECORD MaiBER OF "i'VHAT GLASS Junior ' Freshman,' sophomore, junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club Beta Alpha Slgr-ia (Secretary) JffiMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Pi Ka.ppa Phi B'rat ernity NAME IN FULL Johnie v/esley Sent ell First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS S6G Vlest Collier Street Ashland Alabama """ ��� �� Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH Goldville. iilabama DATE Jan. 21. 19Q9 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY RELIGION Baptist NAME OF FATHER George "�Washington 3 ent ell Jr. NAME OF MOTHER jjmma Lee Johnston Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Clay County High School COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF 'fflAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT ' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social SciencTse Club. Evans Literary Society Beta, ^ilphe Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); NAME IN FULL Aaor; iuonroc. be:/�ll " First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS """ Sa,-reton,ai;:.b.v..a;i Street number, street name and city PLACE OF BIRTH j^.-goi: 0.:^.yy AJ..:io in-r DATE .U)rlJ. 2i..ig'.j7 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY ^erlc;m \ RELIGION yetaoli.^- r. � NAME OP FATHER .^: . �, '' � ''- ' - ��� '-� , ^ - - NAJiE OF ; �-. . � -: � MOTHER i c, i , tv. % , Before marriage -^-^ t. - HIGH -,-,., -... , SCHOOL ATTENDED ^. ^� r^r^^.y.- .-, �-,...., ,, COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF ":'l/HAT CLASS tXunj, gr Freshman, sophomore, 'junior or senior IP GRADUATED, WHAT YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Beta Cv. . . Alpha _ Social f;JciencL. Club MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any); Delta Gi�;;ma PLi NAJffi IN FULL Leon Myrth Thomas First Name Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS ._�S5:iS.S*^B.s.^i^l?b9-^^a '^___v_ ' Street nuni'Fe'r^ "'street' nara"e~and city PLACE OF BIRTH Alexander City. Alabama DATE Sept. 17. 1908 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY American RELIGION Baptist NAIffi OF FATHER L. M. Thomas . NAME OF MOTHER Elizabeth lilcks Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Elmore County High Sclnoni COLLEGE RECORD MEMBER OF ^WIAT CLASS Junior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT' YEAR PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club Beta Alpha Sigma MEMBER OF OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any): Alpha Lambda Tau NAJffi IN FULL Guilford Evans Young Jr. ' First Name 'Middle Name Last Name ADDRESS 397 North College St, Auburn, Alabama ''~~" Street number, street narae and city PLACE OF BIRTH Forest City, M.G. DATE Feb22, 1907 Name of and state city Month, day and year NATIONALITY Americ an RELIGION Baptist NAME OF FATHER C. J. Young NAME OP MOTHER Claudia Fortune Before marriage HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED Lee County High School COLLEGE RECORD � '�! � �� ll" I" �� �!� '"II 9"' I MEMBER OP ?JHAT CLASS Senior Freshman, sophomore, junior or senior IF GRADUATED, WHAT ' YEAR 1929 PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITY: Social Science Club R. 0. T. C. (Captain) MEMBER OP OTHER FRATEMITY ORGANIZATIONS (List, if any):