FIRST ROW: Thornton; Reeves; Gambill; Chambers; Graves; Dunklin; Scott. SECOND ROW: Moxon; Hampton; Griffin; Mitchell; Tatum; Coyle; Dyke; McCarty.

Chem Club Works For Understanding

Members of the W. N. Masters Chemical society not only strive to contribute to the profession of chemistry but also enjoy themselves at socials.

The formal purpose of the Masters society is to promote fellowship and understanding among chemistry students and persons in related professions.

The chemistry club annually presents a variety of speakers at it's meetings. One of the 1959 speakers was Dr. D. A. Sutherland, a physician, who spoke on hematology, the study of blood. Dr. J. J. Spurlock, vice-president of the college and former chemistry professor, addressed the group on the subject of space, a principal study of his. And Dr. James M. Brown of the English department spoke on "Thought Processes and Language Practices."

W. N. Masters Chemical society is associated with the American Chemical society. It is sponsored by Dr. R. B. Escue and meets the first and third Wednesdays of every month. Members undergo a period of pledgeship before they are initiated.

The Yucca, 1960
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