University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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FIRST ROW: Sonny Kitchens, D.ivid Amnions, Thelma Christian, Ellen Gresham, Johnn) Lind .rs SECOND ROW: Joyce Beck, Gloria Ritter, Kathleen Culver, Nan Randolph, Miss Helen Matthews. THIRD ROW: Catherine Mitchell Eddie Hammons, Bettye McElyea. FOURTH ROW: John Balentine, Dan Doling. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB The members of the PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB are our physical education majors at FSC. The purpose of this club is to provide opportunities for them to participate in some •form of recreational activity, to promote physical and moral development and foster a wholesome college spirit. This club has several social activities during the year, includ- ing hikes, camping out on weekends and other related activities. The P.C. Club sponsors the annual spring masquerade ball and this year helped in a One-Day School of Instruction Program on P.E. offered to high schools in this area by the college. President Vice Presidents OFFICERS EDDIE HAMMONS ELLEN GRESHAM CATHERINE MITCHELL Secretary JOYCE BECK Treasurer JOHN LANDERS 200

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(IRST McKee, ROW: Delano ROW. Mr. Paul Voktly, Arvclui -NLXliI, 1 iJclia Cobb, Sue V.nM)n, Jane Mills. SECOND ROW: Julian C;arJm. Suzanne Leland Sizemorc, Myra Ashley. THIRD ROW: James Butler, Doris Warhurst, Wilma Tice, Charles Pendley. FOURTH Joe Nccland, Rosa Waldrep. Becky Blair. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Wickware, Charles Estes, Hal Saywer. SIXTH ROW: Bobo. James Wayland, Robert Slaufhter. BETA BETA BETA OlTICr.RS M) Preiitlenl JANE MILLS SE Vice President HARVEY WICKWARE B Secretary REBECCA BLAIR ]N Historian SUZANNE McKEE BETA BF.TA BT.TA is a national honorary fraternity for students of the biological sciences. Tri-Reta emphasizes a three-fold program: stimulation of sound scholarship, dissemina- tion of scientific knowledge; and promotion of biological re- search, Beta Zcta Chapter was established at Florence State in 1953. This very active organization co-sponsors Science Day, Spring Banquet, which honors outstanding students in Biology, several guest speakers to speak on subjects such as cancer, etc . Bcautifi- cation of City by selling roses and crape myrtle at low prices, and last but not least, a Homecoming Float.

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I- ' IRST ROW: Mrs. Charles Rasch, Maggie Hester. Marline Battus, Mary Bisliup, Gerlda Newton. Bobbie Maynor. SECOND ROW: Kate Goode, Myra Cox. Elaine Blackwell, Phyllis Howard, Kathryn Sherer. Ann Hollingsworth. THIRD ROW: LaVelle McCain, Ivous Thompson, Doris Stults, Norma Wells. Dolly Williams. Johnnie Harbour. Delores Lowery. FOURTH ROW: Bobbie Hollis. Wanda Johnson, Mary Page, Anita Gibson, Barbara Campbell, Mary Jo Bull. Absent, Ida Meeker. ¥■ OFFICHRS President Vice President Secretary BOBBIE MAYNOR GERALDA NEWTON LULA DOBBINS Treasurer MARY BISHOP Parliamentarian MAGGIE HESTER Reporter MARTINE BACCUS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB To encourage creative arts and activities wliicli will develop worthy home membership, to encourage each member to con- tribute toward the happiness and well-being of the home and community, to provide opportunities for members to accept responsibilities and to become good followers as well as good leaders, and to provide social, professional, and business ex- periences through the various aspects of club life, are some of the purposes of the HOMP. HCONOMKIS CLUB. These girls sponsor a F.H.A. Day for the girls in the surround- ing high schools. The State Meeting of the Home Hconomics Cilub was held on our campus and this club was in charge of it. Park Lowe School in Tuscaloosa was the scene of a recent party given for the children there. These girls also sponsor a fashion and lingerie show for all women students on the campus. These girls are certainly busy during the year.