Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1960 volume:

1. 3?aul 3pIjiUipfl Sibrarg ■ A A -t . BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COl-L-EGE BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001658 9 Southern Accent James Satterfield Ed Hardin - Busn -E itor ess Manager ' %. !Sk • Contents flf 4 4 I Have Seen A Thousand Faces A -f ' I ViSl l Jit- I [ 4 ] XB bo A college is many things: buildings, location, tradition, but most of all it is people — students, faculty, ad- ministration, alumni , supporters. 57709 [ 5 . . . I Will Have A Thousand Memories ,5 i [ i I [ 8 ] rmi V l V [ 10 ... the quiet solitude of on hour spent alone, the walks to class, the aroma of coffee in the cafeteria, the wintry wind, the cool shade of a tree, the clang of the bell, the steps in Munger, signing class cards, the umbrellas on threatening days, the greetings on the way to class, the nights you stayed up, the dances, the friendly competition, the pigeons roosting on Munger, buying tickets on the quadrangle, the lights on dormitory hill, the bustle of campaigns, the feelings before a quiz, the odor of labs, ballgames in Munger Bowl, the discussions in the dorms ... I will hove a thousand memories. [ n ] [ 12 ] in memoriam Dr. Henry T. Shanks an exciting liberal, an ingratiating conversationalist, an extraordinary scholar, a memorable and distinctive educator, a great friend of the Hilltop. His true love for his students, his deep concern for colleagues and admiration for them, his full dedica- tion to the welfare of Birmingham-Southern College, all made him one of this community ' s, this state ' s rare men. The shock of his loss painfully persists. His memory will long be with us as green as warm spring- time on his Hilltop. Dedication Florida Herndan Sherrod Standing behind the desk in Hanson Hall is a gentle lady who for sixteen years has influenced the lives of Hilltoppers. Her influence has been directed to the instillment of higher ideals in the men and women of Southern. Her beautiful life, her love for the Hilltop and Hill- toppers makes her a great figure in the personal his- tory of our institution. We lovingly dedicate the 1960 edition of the SOUTHERN ACCENT to her. [ 15 ] faces of authority o faces with his family at a basketball game. Dr. Henry King Stanford has since he assumed the presidency of Birmingham-Southern College August 1, 1957, materially brightened the future of the school. Since he has been here, he has launched a ten-year, ten-million dollar development program for the college. Dr. Stanford, who before coming to Southern was president of the Georgia State College for Women at Milledgeville, received degrees from Emory, the University of Denver, and New York University. But most important, he has widened the scope of our outlook and gained our lasting respect for his abilities. His interest and participation in all phases of campus life; his vast experience and travels have stim- ulated Birmingham-Southern. He has gained the admiration and friend- ship of everyone he has encountered — students, faculty, administration and colleagues. of Showing guests around the campus. With students in the Cellar. [ 18 ] r . . our president. [ 19 ] Front, left to right: Mr. E. L. Boatner, Dr. Virginia Webb, Dr. Henry King Stanford, ex-officio, Mr. Frank F. Earle, Dr. J. H. Chitwood, Dr. R. E. Branscomb, Dr. Thad Ellisor. Back: Ervin Jackson, Mr. N. M. Yielding, ex-officio, Mr. R. J. Stockham, Rev. J. Carlisle Miller, Rev. Marvine K. Vickers, Dr. Clyde Miller, Dr. Paul Clem, Dr. S. M. Baker, Rev. Paul A. Duffey, Mr. Edward L. Norton, Mr. James B. Hill, Mr. Tupper Lightfoot, Mr. Robert F. Henry, Mr. L. P. Munger. [ 20 ] ,iA m Dr. Cecil Abernethy Dean of the College [ 21 ] Mrs. Robert AA. Cothran Dean of Women MUNGER MEMORIAL HALL [ 22 ] %; Dr. Ralph Jolly Dean of Students ERSKINE RAMSEY HALL [ 23 ] MR. WILLIAM E. GLENN Registrar Administration MR. CLARENCE COOK Director of Admissions MISS VIRGINIA McMAHAN Alumni Secretary MR. NEWMAN YIELDING Treasurer MR. MITCHELL PRUDE Assistant to the Treasurer MRS. VIRGINIA HAMILTON Public Relations MR. ROBERT H. WALSTON Bursar Administration MR. BENJAMIN ENGLEBURT Administrative Secretary Maribess Horde, Carol Horton, Margaret Hughes, Frances McLaughlin, Barbara Moseley MRS. POWELL Staff V Mrs. Latta — Housemother EVELYN GRAY MRS. COATS AND MRS. SPEARS MRS. TRUSS MR. AND MRS. STANFORD Staff Miss Mills MRS. WALKER English MYRA MULLIN5 BAKER Mount Holyoke College A. Music RAYMOND FLOYD ANDERSON Maryville College A, B, Columbia University M. A. Physical Education WILLIAM RAINES BATTLE Birmingham-Southern A. B. George Peobody College M. A. Faculty Music WILLIAM HUBBARD BAXTER, JR. Birmingham-Southern A. B. Birmingham Conservatory of Music B. M. Union Theological Seminary S. M. M. University of Rochester Ph. D. Education RUTHERFORD RAY BLACK Birmingham-Southern A. B. University of Kansas M. A. Business Administration DAVID PHILLIP BEAUDRY University of Kansas B. S Harvard University M. A. Biology CHARLES BARKLEY BLAIR MaryviHe College A. B. University of North Carolina Ph. D. Music MARY JOSEPHINE BROWN University of Oklahoma B. Mus., M. M. IP ' S History LOUIS EMERY BUMGARDNER Kent State University B. S., M. A. Duke University Ph. D. Faculty Physical Education BILL PENDLEY BURCH Middle Tennessee Sfate B. S. Peabody College M. A. Latin HERMAN ROBERT BUTTS State University of Iowa Ph. D. Mathematics BETTYE ANNE BUSBEE University of Alabama B. S Duke University M. A. Organ Minnie McNeil Carr Converse College A.B. Birmingham Conservatory of Music B.M. Mathematics Betty Rae Crane Auburn B.S. University of Alabama M.A. Faculty STOCKHAM WOMEN ' S BUILDING Latin MARIAN JANE CRAWFORD Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College A. B. Southern Methodist University A. B. Physical Education ELIZABETH DAVIS Birmingham-Southern A, B. Faculty Biology JAMES ARTHUR DOUBLES University of North Carolina A. B. M. A., Ph. D. Voice ANDREW GAINEY University of Denver A. B Economics WILLIAM WALTON GARRETT University of Alabama B. S. Birmingham School of Law LI. Psychology PAUL R. GIVENS George Peabody College A. B., M. A. Vonderbilt University Ph. D. Sociology HOWARD HARPER HARLAN University of Richmond A. B. University of Virginia Ph. D. Faculty Music NELL DICKEY HARPER Spanish GUSTAVO RENE HERNANDEZ Maryville College A. B. University of North Carolina M. A., Ph. D. Psychology ROBERT WILLIAM MITES Mercer University A. B. Ohio State University A. I Ph. D. CHARLES JAVENS University of North Carolina A. B., A. M. MARY CAMILLA HOY Universily of South Carolina A. B., A. Bryn Mawr College Ph. D. Physics HOYT McCOY KALOR Birmingham-Southern B. S. University of Tennessee M. S. Ph. D. Faculty Mathematics LOLA FRANCES KISER Memphis State B. S. University of Georgia A. M, Mathematics JOHN FRANKLIN LOCKE Memphis State College B. S. Vanberbilt University M. A. University of Illinois Ph. D. Art RAYMOND JOHN MacMAHON University of Georgio B. F. A., M. F. A. ;nglish Richebourgh Gaillard McWilliams University of Alabama B.S., M.A. Harvard University William Ronrlc Montgomery Millsops College B.S. Mississippi State University M.S. University of Nebraska Ph.D. Faculty M. PAUL PHILLIPS LIBRARY [ 34 ] German W. P. MORRIS U. C. L. A. A. B. University of Texas Ph. D. Chemistry WILLIAM R. MOUNTCASTLE, JR. Georgia Tech B. A. University of Alabama M. S., Ph. D, Chemistry GERTRUDE BEYL MYER Hunter College A. B. Purdue University M. S. Faculty French WILLIAM HOOGLAND MYER Haverford College A. B. New York University A. M. University of North Carolina Ph. D. English EGBERT SYDNOR OWNBEY Vanderbilt University A. B., M. A., Ph. D. 1 J 1 ..A ' 4 W 4d. Organ SAM BATT OWENS Birmingham Conservatory of Music B. Mus., M. Mus. r Biology Alvin Alois Peters University of Kauen B.S. A. and M. Dotnuvo M.S. University of Munich D.Sc. Music Everett Pittmon Sirmlngham Conservatory of Music B.MUS., M.MUS. Dramatics Arnold Francis Pov ell Birmingham-Southern A.B., M.A. Vanderbilt University Ph.D. Faculty M. PAUL PHILLIPS SCIENCE BUILDING [ 36 ] Speech CHARLES PORTERFIEID Birmingham-Southern A. B. History HENRY CLAY RANDALL University of Alabama A. B. Cambridge (England) University A. B., M. A. University of North Carolina M .A. Education ZOLLIE REED Florence State B. S. Peabody A. M. Faculty Whitney Visiting Professor of English KENNETH A. ROBINSON B. A. Bowdoin College M. A. Harvard University M. A. Dartmouth College Geology WILEY ROGERS Birmingham-Southern A. B. Vanderbllt University A. B. M. A., Ph. D. Voice JEANNE ELLISON SHAFFER Stephens College A. B. Howard College B. M. J Engineering MERTON VON STEPHENS Auburn B. S., M. S., B. M. E. History RALPH M. TANNER Birmingham-Southern College A. B., A. M. Piano BARBARA DOROUGH THOMAS Birmingham Conservatory of Music B. Mus., M. Mus. Faculty Piano JOSEPH HUGH THOMAS Birmingham-Southern A. B. Birmingham Conservatory of Music B. Mus., M. Mus. fS Chemistry WYNELL DOGGETT THOMPSON Birmingham-Southern College B. S., M. S. University of Alabama M. S. Secretarial Studies ELLEN FLAUT WALKER University of Alabama B. S. Columbia University M. A. French DOROTHY COX WARD Birmingham-Southern A. B. Birmingham Conservatory of Music B. M. Columbia University M. A. Philosophy OLIVER CORNELIUS WEAVER, JR. Birmingham-Southern A. B. Garrett Biblical Institute B. D. Northwestern University M. A., Ph. 0. Faculty Geography JAMES ALLEN TOWER University of Washington A. B., M. S., Ph. D. ; f History EVELYN VIRGINIA WILEY Birmingham-Southern A. B. Vanderbilt University M. A. Ph. D. faces united for a purpose . . . . o Ql 3 N O Standing: John Slaughter, Nelson Lacy, Willie Randolph, Charles Reynolds, Mr. Randle. Seated: Margaret House, Jerry Tatum, Elise McWillioms, Belly Scruggs, Kay Lowe, Howard Smith, Eddie George, John Westenburger, Carolyn Hearn, Betty Luttrell, Cynthia Ford. The Student Government Ass [ 42 ] The Student Government Association is the official campus organization of the Student Body. The Student Legislature, the governing unit of this organization, is a member of the Southern Universities Student Government Association (SUSGA) and is composed of representatives from both upper and lower divisions. A Student Cabinet, which works in the field of Student Activities, consists of four permanent members and other appointed members from various areas of campus activity. This representative group plans such campus events as Cat ' s Paw and May Day and regulates Campus Elections and functioning organizations. This year the Student Legislature sponsored a Christmas Dance and issued a monthly Student Calendar. SGA OFFICERS President Willie Randolph Vice President ■ Betty Scruggs Secretary Elise McWillioms Treasurer Nelson Lacy Women ' s Upper Division Representatives Margaret House Jerry Tatum Kay Lowe Men ' s Upper Division Representatives John Slaughter David Head Charles Reynolds Women ' s Lower Division Representatives Cynthia Ford Betty Luttrell Lola Roehm Men ' s Lower Division Representatives Eddie George Howard Smith John Westenburger President ' s Cabinet Johnny Andrews President of Religious Council Judy Clem Representative of Women ' s Dorm Council Charles Ellis Chairman of Elections Jerry Melman Chairman of Fall Dances Jack Phillips Representative of Men ' s Dorm Council Jim Smith Chairman of Publicity Carolyn Suttle Chairman of May Day Inez Thomas Chairman of United Appeals Drive John Woodham Chairman of Organizations Chairman of the Honor Council . • lation [ 43 ] Honor Council The Honor Council is composed of eight selected students, the Dean of the College, the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women. The Council ' s purpose is to promote the observance of the Honor Code and to review violations of the Honor Code. All students ore requested to sign a pledge committing themselves to uphold the Honor Code which is provided for in the student body constitution. Officers Chairman Secretary John Woodham . . Inez Thomas Johnny Andrews Marlene Smyth Elvin Hilyer Members Ben Price Glenda Teal Reynolds John Slaughter Dr. Cecil Abernethy Dr. Ralph Jolly Mrs. Elizabeth Cothran Standing: Marlene Smyth, John Slaughter, Ben Price, Elvin Hilyer, Johnny Andrews. Seated: Dr. Cecil Abernethy, Inez Thomas, John Woodham, Glenda Teal Reynolds, Dr. Ralph Jolly. Standing: Ed Hardin, Willie Randolph, Elise McWrllia ' ms, Jim Smith, Howard Smith, Nelson Lacy. Seated: Barnes latum, Jackie Skinner, Mrs. Virginia Hamilton, Dr. Howard Creed, Dr. E. S. Owenby, Jim Satterfield. Publications Board The Publications Board is set up to supervise the three student publications, THE HILLTOP NEWS, THE QUAD, THE SOUTHERN ACCENT. Mrs. Virginia Hamilton serves as chairman of the board which con- sists of the editors and business managers of the pub- lications, the president, secretary and treasurer of the SGA and three faculty members. Alpha Kappa Psi Epsilon Theto Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, professional business fraternity, v as installed on South- ern ' s campus January 31, 1959. This chapter was formerly the Toreadors Club, which was established here twenty years ago for the promotion of interest and fellowship for students majoring in Business Ad- ministration and associated fields. Industrial field trips, prominent speakers from the field of business, forums on career planning and panel discussions of current political and economic problems are some of their professional activities. Officers are: President, Bobby Hulen; Vice President, Dan Rogers,- Secretary, Horgis Sapp; Treasurer, London Aldridge. First Row: Garr Williams, Bobby Hulen, Dan Rogers, Hargis Sapp, London Aldridge. Second Row; Ronnie Brown, Bill Bryan, Terry Bronnon, Walter Bornett, Jerry Steelman, Welton Lockhart, Perry Spitzer. Third Row; James Waggoner, Clark Boddy, Ronald Boyer, Arthur Lovett, Mr. Evans, Carl Pilgrim. Fourth Row; Charles Chambers, Joe Don Williams, John Hackadoy. [ 45 ] «s The 1960 HILLTOP NEWS has brought to a campus one of its best years newswise. The Thanksgiving turkey contest, announcement of Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities, special April Fool ' s issue and other features show effort and co-ordination on the port of the staff. BARNES TATUM— Editor standing- Klaus Yung. Charles Ellis, Martha Yarbraugh, Frank Horn, Judy Dauthit, Jane Gerhordt Layne Morraw. Seated: John Westenberger, Jan Fincher, Pat Martin, Anita Tully, Cynthia Ford, Dianna Harr.son, Howard Smith. The Hilltop News Editor Barnes latum Managing Editor Louise Kirby News Editor Billy George Business Manager Jim Smith Assistant Business Editor Paul Pace Sports Editors John Wesfenberger, Ronald Boyer Woman ' s Sports Editor Anita Tully Greek Editors Howard Smith, Dianna Harrison Fine Arts Editor Jessie Shelburne Religious Editor Barbara Lee Photographer Joe McCain Reporters and Staff Members — Charles Ellis, Cynthia Ford, Charlotte Woodard, Jane Gerhardt, Joyce Daly, Tom Taylor, George Bradford, Betty Woodward, Frances Bonds, Barbara Gibbs, Judy Douthit, Martha Yarbrough, Jeanette Majors, Jan Fincher, Ann Beadle, Dick Dees, Pat Martin, Sandy Trawick, Sandy Faulk, Cathy Thomas, Connie Griffin, Frank Horn, Klaus Yung, Layne Morrow. JIM SMITH — Business Manager [ 47 ] 5outV)efn Accent The Southern Act! 48 ] Staff The 1960 Southern Accent represents a new approach to the prob- lem of representing the life of the campus. This year the staff has attempted to bring about a tew changes in the annual. Some of the most noticeable are the duo-tone beauty and introductory sections, new division pages, cover, and full year coverage. We have tried to do more than give an account of the year ' s activities. We qttempted to give a feeling of the something that makes Southern ' s campus what it is. If in the future you see in this annual what you felt as a student, we will have accomplished our goal. STAFF Editor Jim Satterfield Business Manager Ed Hardin Photography Jan Longford Art Carolyn Taylor, Jim Satterfield Publisher Paragon Press, Montgomery Pageant Directors Bryan May, Jessie Shelburne Advisor Mrs. Virginia Hamilton Staff — Mary Jane Mills, Sandy Trawick, Catherine Blackmon, Charles Hudgins, Mary Louise Corbitt, Kay Smith, Frank Millender, Jerry Hamby, Etheline Bounds, Carole Cowley, Dean Miller, Faye West, Gail Rumpf, Martha Ann Bruce. 1960 3nt [ 49 ] fjfiil  . tC-S PoTVS HARttS f ii U i ' t WCtJoifcrtfc. QUAD STAFF Jessie Shelburne, Jackie Skinner — Co-editors; Howord Smith — Business Manager. QUAD this year has extended its scope and main- tained the high level of quality set for it by last year ' s QUAD. This literary magazine for Birmingham-South- ern students revived after a lapse of 16 years in 1958. It is hoped that QUAD will continue to be well re- ceived and needed on the campus. [ 50 ] Women ' s Dorm Council The Women ' s Dorm Council is composed of representatives from Hanson, Andrews and tfie 12tfi Street Dorms. Tfiese repre- sentatives supervise the running of these dorms with the aid of the housemothers. Standing: Kay Randall, Linda Levie, Charlotte Woodard, Pat Roberts, Gwen Dillard, Jonice Harrison, Guynelle Smith, Sherrill Lamppin, Ellen Fetner. Seated: Jane Gerhardt, Louise Kirby. Seated: Ferrell Singleton, Jack Phillips, Bil Men ' s Dorm Supervisor. Fisher. Standing Mr. Clarence Cook, f } ss it M 1 1 iv 4 P f ' % mMWmf s HU K. ■ 9|H| .V B . 1 Men ' s Dorm Council The Men ' s Dorm Council consists of proc- tors and elected members. This council is in charge of operating their dorm. ,y [ 51 ] Debate Squad The Intercollegiate Debate Squad, under Coach Charles Porterfield, has piled up an impressive rec- ord in its second year of competition. At the Florida State Debate Tournament, held at Florida State University, the team took the sv eep- sfokes award among 14 colleges participating. Its affirmative and negative teams won superior awards and two individuals were named superior debaters. A second-place award in extemporaneous speaking completed the Birmingham-Southern College sweep. The 15-member squad took port in five other tour- naments, winning a second-place sweepstakes award at the Peochtree Tournament at Emory, and named as the second-place school in the varsity division at the Dixie Tournament at Mercer. In the Mercer Tour- nament, the affirmative team received the first-place varsity award. The squad also took part in the University of Ala- bama Discussion Conference and the Millsops Elimina- tion Debate Tournament and on the basis of its rec- ord, was invited to attend regional tryouts for the West Point Invitational Debate Tournament. With Howard College as joint hosts, the Birmingham-Southern team initiated the first Birmingham In- vitational Debate Tournament, which is planned as on annual event. Standing: Bill Fisher, Ellis Richardson, Coach Porterfield, Tom Reeves, Tom Leonard. Seated: Andy Smith, Ann Little, Betty Sulzby, Ina Branhom, LoNelle Johnson, Richard Dees. Student Life Committee The Student Life Committee is an administrative committee composed of representative students and faculty members. It has general supervision of all non-athletic activities and organizations. [ 52 ] MEMBERS Chairman, appointed by Dr. Stanford Dr. Ralph Jolly Faculty member from the Department of Religion Dr. O. C. Weaver Chairman of Religious Life Dr. Robert Hifes Facu lty member who serves as Chairman of Committee on Fraternity Activities Dr. Louis Bumgartner Faculty member from the Department of Physical Education Coach William Battle The Dean of Women who serves as Secretary of the Student Life Committee and as Chair- man of the Committee on Women ' s Activities Mrs. Robert Cothran Faculty member who serves as Chairman of the Committee on hlonorary Fraternities and Clubs Dr. H. R. Butts President of the Student Body William Randolph Vice President of the Student Body Betty Scruggs President of Omicron Delta Kappa Ben Price President of Mortar Board Kay Lowe A student member of the Publications Board Jim Satterfield A student member of the Religious Council Johnnie Andrews President of Panhellenic Council . Jackie Turner President of Interfraternity Council Chris Stevenson A student representative of Independent Women Larry Ann Clopton Ex-officio member: The Dean of the College Dr. Cecil Abernethy Advisor for the Executive Council Dr. Henry Randall Dean of the Conservatory of Music Mr. Hugh Thomas Director of the College Theater Dr. Arnold Powell College Treasurer Mr. Newman Yeilding Director of the College Choir Mr. Raymond Anderson Assistant to the President of the College for Public Relations ... Mrs. Virginia Hamilton Editor of THE HILLTOP NEWS Barnes Tatum The Physical Education Club, composed of Physical Education majors and others interested in Physical Educa- tion, is sponsor of the cheerleader elections and the concession stands at ball games. The officers of this club are: President, Marvin Rochelle; Vice-President, Swinson Schipman; Secretary, Jackie Collins; Treasurer, Monte Brakefield. Coach Bill Battle is the advisor. Left to right: Monte Brakefield, Jackie Collins, Marvin Rochelle. Physical Education Club Standing: Bill Bryan, Monte Brakefield, Jerry Oglesby, Moxie Hall, Tony Cherry. Seated: Coach Burch, Diane Young, Jackie Collins, Marvin Rochelle, Coach Battle. ! x J t Hill ' Left to right: Lola Roehm, Lorry Ann Clopton, Anita TuMy, Carol Ann Cowley Independent Women Independent Women, Birmingham-Southern ' s chapter of the National Independent Student ' s Organi- zation, is open to any woman student not affiliated with a national sorority. Independent Women offers its members participation in social and campus activities including the intramural sports program, Cotspaw, Mr. Hilltopper, and May Day. Officers are: President, Lorry Ann Clopton,- Vice-President, Judy Hooper; Secretary, Anita Tully,- Treasurer, Carol Ann Cowley. Eleanor Ethellne Larry Ann Carol Ann Charlotte Judy Shirley Dean Berquist Bounds Clopton Cowley Fowler Kulberg Kirk Miller Charlene Lola Marvine Bettye Betlye Mary Ann Jacque Reagan Roehm Smith Speaks Suliby Tamburello Vann [ 54 ] Honorary Organizations [ 55 I Standing: Joyce Bostick, Jerry Tatum, Jo Ann Lewis, Jackie Skinner. Seated: Inez Thomas, Rosalind Van Landingham, Kay Lowe, Betty Scruggs. Mortar Board OFFICERS President Kay Lowe Vice-President Jackie Skinner Secretary Rosalind Van Landingham Treasurer Joyce Bostick Mortar Board is the highest honor which a senior woman may receiye. Upper division women are elected on the basis of their contributions in the fields of Scholarship, Leadership and Service. The activities of Mortar Board are designed to render service to the campus and administration. This year Mortar Board sponsored the Book Exchange and working with ODK sponsored student seminars to encourage interest in world affairs. [ 56 ] First Row: Dr. Kenneth Gordon, Jim Patterson, Ben Price, Henry Golson, Dr. Hoyt Kaylorx. Second Row: Johnnie Andrews, John Woodham, Barnes Tatum, John Slaughter, Jim Smith, David Hearn, Jim Herren, Dan Kitchens. Third Row: Charles Reynolds, Charles Ellis, Bill Morgan, Jim Stooke, William Randolph, Bryan May. Omicron Delta Kappa OFFICERS President Ben Price Vice-President Henry Golson Secretary Mr. Henry Randall Treasurer Jim Patterson The outstanding men ' s service organization on the campus, Omicron Delta Kappa, recognizes excel- lence in the various fields of college life — scholarship, student government, athletics and social fraternity work, by electing worthy men into its membership. This group publishes annually the Student Directory. This year ODK with Mortar Board again spon- sored public seminars which have been satisfying and rewarding to the entire campus. Omicron Delta Kappa aspires to significantly contribute to the high standards maintained by Birming- ham-Southern College. [ 57 ] President ' s Scholars The President ' s Scholars is a program to extend the educational experience of promising and superior students. They are selected at the end of the fresh- man year on the basis of entrance test scores, grade overage during the freshman year and instructor recommendations. The President ' s Scholars participate, during the sophomore and junior year, in a series of weekly seminars. In addition to the seminars, arrangements are made for the Scholars to attend concerts, the theater, art galleries and other offerings of cultural interest. First Row: Judy Hooper, Jan Gober, Ginger Wilson, Betty Luttreli, Lee Butler, Dr. Stanford. Second Row: Pot Fowler, Ralph Burnett, George Thomoson, John Ed Reese, David Haigler, Ferrel Singleton. Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma is a national honorary scholarship fraternity for freshman men who made a 3.5 overage their first, first two or first three quarters. Birmingham-Southern Chapter awards a plaaue to the fraternity with the highest pledge class aver- age and on award to the graduating member with the highest overall average. Officers this year were; President, David Haig,ler; Vice-President, George Thomas,- Secretary, Howard Smith; Treasurer, Buddy Stanford. Dr. Butts is the chapter advisor. First Row; David Haigler, Ralph Burnett, Howard Smith, Arthur Chappie, George Thomas, Charles Hayes. Second Row; John Ed Reese, Charles Jones, Dr. Butts, Buddy Stanford, Barnes Tatum, John Gaston. First Row: Jim Herren, Jackie Gill, Zan Alley, Pauline Virciglio, Jackie Skinner, Jim Smith, Alex Henry. Second Row: John Gaston, Frank Millender, Bruce Hose, Robert Stansel, Joe McCain. Theta Sigma Lambda Theta Sigma Lambda, honorary mathematics fraternity, is designed to honor students who hove ex- celled in the field of mathematics. Each year the fraternity sponsors several lectures on mathematics on the campus. Officers ore-. President, Jim Smith; Vice-President, Jack Skinner; Secretary, Lee Van Buren; Treasurer, Bruce Hose. First Row; Mary Cantley, Marilyn Douglas, Jo Ann Lewis, Gayle Corley, Martha Wait. Second Row; Wanda Stroud, Pot Green, Joyce Daly, Dianne Branscomb, Nancy Weir. Third Row: Jessie Shelburne, Inez Thomas, Jeanette Majors, Diana Harrison, Janice Harrison. Fourth Row: Betty Scruggs, Margaret House, Pat Martin, Gwen Dlllard, Elaine Myers. Kappa Delta Epsilon Kappa Delta Epsilon is the national hon- orary association for women education stu- dents. Its membership is composed of edu- cation students who have maintained a B average or above in education courses. Activities include supper meetings which are held each month to promote fellowship. They also sponsor an all-campus tea honor ing teachers. Officers are: President, Jo Ann Lewis; Vice-President, Pat Martin; Secretary, Caro- lyn Ferrell; Treasurer, Marilyn Douglas. Miss Elizabeth Davis is sponsor. First Row: Jo Ann Lewis, Celia Self, Wanda Stroud, Renee Hernandez, Pat Martin, Mary Cantley. Second Row: Ben Price, Gwen D I Hard, Charles Storrs, Louise Kirby, Bryan Moy. Standing: Dr. Myer, John Woodham, Dr. Hernandez. Eta Sigma Phi Phi Sigma lota Phi Sigma lota is the national honorary society for students of the Romance lan- guages. An evening meeting is held each month at which time members present papers concerning their particular field of interest in the Romance languages. Dr. Hernandez and Mr. Myer are the chapter advisors. Officers are: President, John Woodham,- Vice-President, Jo Ann Lewis, Secretary, Celia Self. Eta Sigma Phi is on honorary fraternity recognizing scholarship in Latin and Greek. This group has a monthly supper meeting featuring a program on some aspects of the classics; guest speakers come from the college faculty and the Birmingham area. The Birmingham-Southern chapter is especially fortunate to hove the Executive Secretary of the national fraternity. Dr. H. R. Butts, as chapter advisor. Officers are: President, Jack Phillips; Vice-President, Don Kitchens; Secretary, Tom Reeves; Treasurer, Andy Lipscomb. Seated: Dr. Butts, Jack Phillips, Andy Lipscomb, Rosalind Wan landrngham. First Row: Martha Bierwiler, Christine Barnes, Loyd Baldwin, Mary Wilkerson, Zan Alley, Johnnie Andrews, Eddie George, Bobby Snow, Carolyn Terhune, Jerry Phillips. Second Row: David Hearn, Barnes Tatum, William Randolph, Don Rogers, Hyrom Kutto, Robert Crowley, James Waggoner, Charles Ellis, Nor- man Williams, John Lusco, John Slaughter. Amazons Amazons is an organization composed of three outstanding women from each of the six sororities on campus. They welcomed new sorority initiates into the Greek world with a coffee winter quarter. Officers: were: President, Dionne Brans- comb; Vice-President, Barbara Lee; Secre- tary, Martha Ann Wait; Treasurer, Jerry Tatum. First Row: Martha Ann Head, Guynelle Smith, Anne Bates. Second Row: Jackie Turner, Jerry Tatum, Dianne Branscomb, Barbara Lee, Mary Cantley. Third Row: Carolyn Suttle ' , Marion Stephens, Betty Scruggs, Dot Sandefer, Elaine Myers, Pauline Yirciglio. Phi Chi Theta Phi Chi Theta, installed at Birmingham-Southern College on March 29, 1958, is a professional busi- ness fraternity. The chapter was the outgrowth of The Toreadors Club which has been on the campus for twenty years in the field of economics, business administration and secretarial studies. Officers are: President, Marilyn Douglas; Vice-President, Carolyn Suttle; Secretary, Billie Burnett; Treasurer, Charlotte Cannon. M rs. J. L. Walker is advisor. First Row: Marilyn Smith, Marilyn Douglas, Mrs. Walker, Carolyn Suttle. Second Row: Anna Sligh, Betty Fields, Nancy Watson, Margaret Noble, Rebecca Griffin. Third Row: Grace Swalley, Judy Wilson, Gwen Ford, Mimi DeArman, Gladys Harvell, Joyce Daly, Shirley Kirk, Julie Smedley. Religious Organizations I « 1 First Row: William Randolph, Eddie George, Dr. Henry King Stanford, Don Kitchens, Andy Lipscomb, Joe Raines. Second Row: Jon Mann, James Gregg, Tom Reeves, Johnnie Andrews, Bob Gunn, John Groat, Cooper French, John Westenberger. Third Row: Walter Bryant, Sammy Mann, Charles Ellis, Doug Miller, Norman Williams, Cecil Ryland, Barnes Tatum, Bobby Carter. Ministerial Association OFFICERS President Dan Kitchens Vice-President Joe Raines Secretary William Randolph Treasurer Eddie George The Ministerial Association ' s purpose is to serve pre-theological students of all denominations on Southern ' s campus by providing a program that will encourage them in the pursuit of their education and help them to minister to the spiritual needs of mankind. At their Tuesday night meetings they have had outstanding programs featuring speakers from the faculty or distinguished guests from the field of religion. The members of the Ministerial Association participate weekly in the morning devotions at the Good- will Industries in Ensley. [ 63 ] Price Fellowship Price Fellowship Is an interdenominational service organization. This year, the second since the group became chartered as an offi- cial campus organization, members have visited Downtown Missions, The Crippled Children ' s Clinic, rest homes for the aged, and the Tuberculosis Sanatorium. They pre- sented varied worship programs and social entertainment. Officers have been: President, Rodney Lawlar; Vice-President, Tom Reeves; Secre- tary, Ann Love; Treasurer, Betty Luttrell. First Row: Linda Mathis, Pat Johnson, Kay Smith, Wanda Stroud, Elise McWilliams, Rodney Lollar. Second Row: Betty Striplin, Jo Anne Foote, Sara Mac Johnson, Lane Morrow, Jo Ann Lewis. Third Row: Betty Luttrell, Cynthia Ford, Anelda White, Bonnie Cofield, Cathy Thomas, Joyce Ann Sharp. Fourth Row: Janice Whitaker, Catherine Blackmon, Sherrill Lamppin, Nancy Godfrey. Fifth Row: Emily Tubb, Martha Bierwiler, Maryedith Martin, Gloria McClurkin, Nancy Grave, Ann Love. Sixth Row: Tom Reeves, Doug Miller, Elaine Fuller, Shorron England, Carolyn Taylor, Margaret Smith. Seventh Row: Marvine Smith, Charlene Reagan, Betty Sulzby. Eighth Row: John Westenberger, Ben Price, Cecil Rylond. Religious Council The Religious Council is composed of the presidents and an elected representative from each religious organization on campus. Its activities included: Religious Emphasis Week, Dorm Devotionals, Morning Watch, study group for the Ecumenical Student Conference at Athens, Ohio, and the Spring Retreat. Officers are: President, Johnnie Andrews; Vice-President, Jo Ann Lewis; Secretary, Jackie Skinner; Treasurer, Andy Lipscomb. Seated: Larry Ann Ciopton, Jo Ann Lewis, Johnnie Andrews, Jackie Skinner, Marlene Smith, Elise McWilliams. Standing: Andy Lipscomb, Grady Richardson, Clark Boddy, Champ Meyercord, Dr. Jolly, Ellis Richardson, Dan Kitchens, Rodney Lollar. Il Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement, 1959-60, has enjoyed many stimulating programs, and many en- riching experiences. Under the leadership of Elvin Hilyer, the Movement through the year has been of value to the Methodist students, and others who have attended and have taken port in its activities. Each second week and fourth Tuesday night a fellowship supper is served followed by recreation and a pro- gram given by students, visiting speakers, or faculty members. This year, among those who visited w ere Mrs. O. D. Thomas, former State Director, and Senor McNeil, who has returned from missionary service in Latin America. Through individual contributions MSM at Southern is sending a Latin American boy to school. These activities and many others have proven of value to those who have participated through the year. The purpose of Methodist Student Movement is to provide a crossroads for intellectual development and spiritual growth. We feel that it does just that. Another facet of MSM is Wesley Players, a drama group which presented We Came Seeing and The Rabble-Rouser. Officers were: President, Elvin Hilyer,- Vice-Presidents, Margaret House, Inez Thomas,- Secretary, Di- ana Harrison; Treasurer, John Slaughter. [ 65 ] «a- i ' Canterbury Club The Canterbury Club is the official or- ganization of the Episcopal students on Southern ' s campus. It seeks to enrich the student ' s life spiritually as well as socially. The Canterbury Club meets every Tuesday morning for a program consisting of speak- ers, student talks, and discussions. A fellow- ship supper is planned for one night a month. Projects and activities of the Canterbury Club for the past year have included corpo- rate communion services, dinner meetings and socials and study groups. Officers are: President, Grady Richardson,- Vice-President, John Sullivan,- Secretory- Treasurer, Kay Henckell. First Row: Cathy Glosser, Lila Manor, Catherine Blackmon, Chris Stevenson, Grady Richardson. Second Row: Ann Frazer, Kay Henckell, Betsy Smith, Monty Schultz, Betty Heath, Martha Ellis, Reverend Tonsmire. Newman Club The Newman Club is an organization for the Catholic students on campus. Business meetings, socials, discussion groups and Communion Sundays comprise the activities of the group. Newman Club members are allowed to hold their own convocations during Religious Emphasis Week. This year Birmingham- Southern ' s chapter of the Newman Club participated again in the regional convention along with Florence State, Alabama State, Howard and the University of Alabama. Officers are: President, Champ Meyercord; Vice-President, Jack Morino; Secretary, Mdry Ann Tambu- rello; Treasurer, John Lusco. Seated: Mary Tamburello, Father Mueller, Champ Meyercord, John Lusco. Standing: Helen Shunnarah, Mimi Graham, Jack Mit- tendorff, Mary Milton, Anne Bussy, Patricia Brown, Santi Vizzino. Westminster Fellowship Westminster Fellowship is the organiza- tion for Prebbyterian students on campus. The group meets weekly in Waters Chapel; speakers are students and outstanding Pres- byterian ministers and youth leaders. Sup- per meetings are held every second Tuesday to promote fellowship and provide the group with a variety of programs. Officers are: President, Larry Ann Clopton; Vice-President, Cathy Thomas; Secretary, Nancy Watwood; Treasurer, Charles Powell. First Row: Jo Ann Lewis, Lone Morrow, Margaret Smith, Larry Ann Clopton, Nancy Watwood, Nancy Watson, Pat Engei. Second Row: Joyce Ann Sharp, Mary Wilkerson, Elise McWilltams, Charles Powell, Cathy Thomas, Carol Manasco, Carole Johnston. Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union meets weekly to carry out its full program. Activities for the year included a dinner for new Baptist freshmen, spaghetti suppers, and State Conventions. Officers are: President, Marlene Smyth; Vice-Presidents, June Cox, Pat Roberts; Secretary, Merry Hicks; Treasurer, Lee Van Buren. First Row: Gail Jones, Sara Mac Johnson, Bettye Sue Carter, Mary Mcllwoin, Jackie Skinner, Sherrill Lamppin, Linda Levie, Kay Smith, Jeanne Fowler, Marlene Smyth. Second Row: Virginia Harbin, Jackie Turner. Third Row: Georgia Manley, Anne Bales, Carolyn Suttle, Eorlene Wooten, Larry Barksdole, Dick Stetson, Pot Roberts, Charles Hudgins. Fourth Row: Howard Smith, Chad Jones, Crawford Taylor, Jim Stooke, Marshall Sponn, Rodney Lollor, Annette Fowler, Mrs. Nix, Dorrel Cook. V h V f K I ff t n faces united in brotherhood o (D (A Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Omega Chapter OFFICERS President Guynelle Smith First Vice President Mary Louise Corbitt Second Vice President Jackie Turner Corresponding Secretary Mary Lee Cauthen Recording Secretary Myro Dean Edwards Treasurer . Louise Skilling MEMBERS Carolyn Barrett Mary Lee Cauthen Marthanne Colvert Mary Louise Corbitt Linda Davis Jane Edwards Myra Dean Edwards Jan Fincher Rosemary Franklin Mimi Graham Mary Margaret Harris Bette Hutchins Elva Joyce Jennings Carolyn Looney Mitch Lowry Moryedith Martin Rachel Mathes Phyllis Pugh Louise Skilling Guynelle Smith Carolyn Taylor Cynthia Tinsiey Jackie Turner Fay West Standing: Left to Right; Jackie Turner, Myra Dean Edwards. Seated; Guynelle Smith, Mary Louise Corbitt, Louise Skilling, Mary Lee Cauthen. Alpha Chis practice for Interfraternity Sing. [ 70 ] The Lyre Girls of Alpha Omega Chapter were really kept on the go by a full social calendar. An all-campus coffee in honor of all sorority and fra- ternity pledges was followed by a Founder ' s Day banquet with alumnae, a Mother ' s Tea, dinner-dance at Vestavio Country Club, song-fest, coffees, and parties. State Day was held April 9th at the Univer- sity of Alabama ' s new Alpha Chi house. A house- party climaxed the social year. Alpha Chi ' s philanthropic work included support- ing a foreign child for a year, giving a basket of food to a needy family at Christmas, and giving a party on Hera Day for all the children at the Mercy Home. Members were seen in every campus event from Intramural sports to Inferfroternity Sing and partici- pated in MSM, BSU, Newman Club, Canterbury Club, Price Fellowship, College Choir, College Theater, Water Ballet, Amazons, KDE, Phi Chi Theto, Dorm Council, Ponhellenic Council, Guild Student Group of Organists, Young Artists and Student Musicians Club, Student Life Committee, HILLTOP NEWS, and SOUTH- ERN ACCENT. Jackie Turner, president of the Ponhellenic Council, was elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Guynelle Smith, president of the Guild Student Group of Ogranists won the Birmingham Music Club organ audition. Preparing for Catspaw. C. Barrett M. Cauthen M. Colvert M. Corbitt J. Edwards M. Edwards J. Fincher R. Franklin M. Graham M. Harris B. Hutchins C. Looney M. Lowry M. Martin R. Mathes P. Pugh L. Sl ill:ng G. Smith C. Taylor C. Tinsley J. Tun F. West [ 71 ] Alpha Omicron Pi Tau Delta Chapter m2 ' 1 M. Bronnon M. Burgin C. Cannon N. Chester M. Douglas B. Fields C. Ford S Huddleston S. Hufhan L. Johnson B. Le S. Le L. Lindahl H. Meigs M. Mills P. Oxendine P. Patterson J. Purvis A. Ray T. Rinaldi B. Richey H. Roberts M. Stephens J. Thomas J. Wotwood J. Wilson AOPi ' s annua! Mr. Hilltopper chorus line. [ 72 ] C. Hearn r% B. Oglesby left to right: Jackie Collins, Barbara Lee, Marion Stephens, Kay Brock, Charlotte Cannon. C. Stringfellow S. Walls Tau Delta of Alpha Omicron Pi was char- tered in 1925 from a local sorority, Tau Delta. Last year ' s sportmanship cup and Interfraternity Sing winners began the year with traditional AOPi spirit and 17 new pledges. Local and national philanthropic work in- cluded: parties for the Mercy Home, enter- tainment at the Veteran ' s Hospital and Red Cross luncheons, helping families at Christ- mas and Thanksgiving and Mr. Hilltopper Show from which Tau Delta was able to send more proceeds than ever before to AOPi ' s national project. APOi ' s social life i ncluded an all-campus tea for new pledges; pledge spend-the-night party for actives; initiation; pledge installation and Mother-Father-Daughter Banquet; and district convention. On the Hilltop, APOi ' s are found in S. G. A., SOUTHERN ACCENT staff, HILLTOP NEWS staff. Dorm Council, P. E. Club, College Theater, Debate Team, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Alpha Lambda Delta, KDE, Eta Sigma Phi, Alpha Psi Omega, Phi Chi Theta, all religious activities. Triangle Club, Cheerleaders, and Water Ballet. AOPi ' s are also found in the beauty and favorite section of the SOUTHERN ACCENT. OFFICERS President Marion Stephens •Vice President Barbara Lee Recording Secretary Kay Brock Corresponding Secretary Charlotte Cannon Treasurer Jackie Collins Bonnie Ayers Christine Barnes Ina Branham Mary Brannon Kay Brock Michaele Burgin Charlotte Cannon Nancy Chester Jackie Collins Ellen Davenport Marilyn Douglas Betty Fields Cynthia Ford Norma Goodwin Carolyn Hearn Shelia Huddleston Sarah Hufham La Nelle Johnson Barbara Lee MEMBERS Sally Lewis Loretta Lindohi Helen Meigs Mary Jane Mills Barbara Oglesby Pat Oxendine Pattie Patterson Geri Purvis Adrianne Ray Becky Richey Teresa Rinaldi Helen Roberts Marion Stephens Carolyn Stringfellow Jeanne Thomas Sherry Walls Jane Watwood Jerry Williams Judy Wilson [ 73 ] Kappa Delta Alpha Upsilon Chapter Founded in 1930, Alpha Upsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta has hod much success and this year was a profitable and fun-filled one for Southern ' s youngest sorority. The busy season, beginning with the pledging of fifteen girls, was highlighted by the annual steak-fry. Founders ' Day Banquet, coffees, entertaining at the Crippled Children ' s Hospital and the houseparty. Kappa Delta participated in all areas of campus life. The presi- dents of both Amazons and Women ' s House Council and the editor of QUAD wore KD shields, while other sisters were members of Alpha Lambda Delta, Triangle Club, Phi Sigma Iota, Kappa Delta Epsilon and various religious organizations. Two KD ' s were selected cheer- leaders,- others worked on the HILLTOP NEWS and in College Theater; and the sorority boasted Intramural Allstars as well as a beauty and two favorites in the SOUTHERN ACCENT. Spring quarter Kappa Delta copped outstanding honors when vari- ous members were elected president of Mortar Board, president of Alpha Lambda Delta, editor of the HILLTOP NEWS, SGA representa- tives and President ' s scholars. Wanda Stroud, Anne Bates and Pat Ellisor at the Kappa Delta Flapper Party. OFFICERS President Anne Bates Vice President Dionne Branscombe Secretary Peggy Powell Treasurer Celia Self Assistant Treasurer Julia Vinson Editor Pat Green Rush Chairman Martha Ann Head MEMBERS Betsy A I bee Anne Bates Malinda Bailey Robin Baird Callie Betancourt Catherine Blackmon Frances Bonds Dionne Branscombe Ann Burwell Bettye Sue Carter Linda Clark Martha Creogh Cullom Pat Ellisor Dianne English Bobbie Foster Jane Frederick Jean Galloway Jane Gerhardt Cathie Glosser Pat Green Nancy Graves Martha Ann Head Lee Headley Betty Heath Merry Hicks Mary W. Hollingsworth Louise Kirby Lila Manor Lane Morrow Peggy Powell Kay Randall Linda Russell Lillian Sarris Monty Schultz Celia Self Jessie Shelburne Betsy Smith Wanda Stroud Judy Thomason Julia Vinson Mary Russell Walter D. English B. Foster J. Frederick J. Galloway L. Manor L. Morrow P. Powell K. Randall [ 74 ] Left to right: Peggy Powell, Anne Bates, Martha Ann Head, Celia Self, Pat Green, Dianne Branscomb, Julia Vinson. A. Bates C. Betoncourt C. Blackmon D. Branscomb A. Burwell •J J. Gerhardt K. Gtosser M. Head L. Headle B. Heath B. Carter L. Clark P. Ellisor ' iJI M. Hicks M. Hollingsworth L. Kirby L. Rus: L. Sar M. Schultz J. Shelburne W. Stroud J. Thomason J. Vinson M. Walter [ 75 ] Pi Beta Phi Left to right: Sandy Faulk, Diana Harrison, Elaine Myers, Jerry latum, Carolyn Ferrell. Alabama Alpha Chapter With the fourth highest Pi Beta Phi national award, the Vera Mass Bowl, the Alabama Alphas again combined campus activities and social events for a very successful and outstanding year. The Arrow Girls were active in every phase of life on the Hilltop. They prided themselves in having members in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Honor Council, Triangle Club, Eta Sigma Phi, Mortar Board, Theta Sigma Lambda, College Theater, President ' s Scholars, Phi Chi Theta, and In tramural Council, including a senior manager and two sports managers. Pi Phis were officers of KDE, Price Fellowship, Panhellenic Council, Westminister Fellowship, MSM and Alpha Lambda Delta. Wearers of the wine and blue were found working on the HILLTOP NEWS, SOUTH- ERN ACCENT, and QUAD staffs. Vice President and three division representatives of the Student Govern- ment Association were Pi Beta Phis. Two Pi Phis were cheerleaders and one was found in the beauty sec- tion of the annual. During the year, the Alabama Alpha Chapter was pleased to serve as hostess for their National and Province Presidents, holding all-campus receptions for their honored guests. Pi Phis were proud of the fact that they won several firsts on cam pus — first place in Catspaw, first in basketball, first in scholar- ship for the sixth consecutive quarter, and first in badminton singles. The Pi Phi social calendar was a crowded one indeed with a dinner dance honoring their eleven pledges at Vestavia Country Club; Cookie Shines ; hikes, slumber parties; receptions; room parties and teas. The last exciting activity found on the calendar for spring quarter was their annual weekend houseparty held at Pensacola, Florida. B. Scruggs Smith OFFICERS President Elaine Myers Vice President Jerry Tatum Corresponding Secretary Diana Harrison Recording Secretary Carolyn Ferrell Treasurer Sandy Faulk MEMBERS Zan Alley Helen Braswell Betty Chapman Judy Clem Gwen Dillard Judy Douthit Mary Edwards Sandy Faulk Barbara Ferguson Carolyn Ferrell Annette Fowler Jan Gober Barbara Godfrey Diana Harrison Lee Herren Margaret House Celeste Jackson Carole Johnston Sherri ll Lamppin Ann Love Betty Luttrell Linda Mathis Marilyn Mullins Elaine Myers Glenda Reynolds Joan Rivers Leta Rush Becky Scott Betty Scruggs Joyce Ann Sharpe Margaret Smith Marilyn Smith Ellen Steed jerry Tatum Cathy Thomas Emily Tubb Nancy Weir Janice Whitaker Ginger Wilson Charlotte Woodward Betty Woodward Diane Young [ 76 ] A. Fowler B. Godfrey D. Ha L. Herren M. House C. Jackson C. Johnston S. Lamppin E. Steed C. Thomas E. Tubb C. Woodord D. Young Pi Phis, Delta Sigs and Independent Men In their first place Catspaw skit. Left to right: Pauline Virciglio, Pat Martin, Dot Sondefer, Brando Bradley, Frances Cantley. Theta Upsilon Xi Chapter Again this year Xi Chapter of Theta Upsilon was OFFICERS very proud to receive the City Panhellenic Award p . p ,. . recognizing outstanding philanthropic service. We . p . Sondefer contributed our time and energy to the local Oirls - . d . i • , , , . . I xL • I J r-L-ij ' r-i- ■ Secretary Pat Martin C ub of America and the Crippled Childrens Clinic. _ ' d j q ji , . , M .• 1 nL-i u • J Treasurer Brenda Bradley We also assisted our National Philanthropic and ' Nnvojo Assistance Agency and Berea Health Fund of Bereo College in Kentucky. MEMBERS This fall with a visit from our National Chapter Vice President, Mrs. John Walters, Theta U ' s found them- Jo Ann Abston Pat McDevitt selves engaged in many activities. These included Marie Beaudry Mary Jo Milton honorary organizations and campus activities, such as Brenda Bradley Julia Ann Moore Amazons, HILLTOP NEWS staff. Kappa Delta Epsilon, Mary Broswell Judy Robertson Theta Sigma Lambda, Water Ballet, Alpha Lambda Frances Cantley Dot Sondefer Delta, Phi Sigma Iota, and religious organizations. Patsy Davis Helen Shunnarah The Theta Upsilon Social calendar included a spag- Corrinne Dolon Patsy Skelton hetti supper with the Mothers ' Club, supper with the Elaine Fuller Marilyn Smith alumnae, the pledges ' Beatnik Party, the Christmas Renee Hernandez Mary Kate Tinklepaugh Party, the Queen Slave Scholarship Party and sur- Barbara LeVinge Pauline Virciglio prise birthday parties. P°t Martin Martha Yarbrough [ 78 ] J. Abston M. Beaudry B. Bradley E. Full R. Hernondez B. LeVinge P. McDevitt P. Martin M. Milton J. Moore H. Shunnarah P. Ske lton M. Tinklepaugh P. Vircigllo M. Yarbrough Theta U ' s entertain at a rush party. [ 79 ] Left to right: Carolyn Suttle, Kay Lowe, Elise McWilliams, Pat Roberts, June Cox, Mary Sue Maples. Zeta Tau Alpha The Alpha Nu Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha has hod many successful years since its founding in 1922 and one of the best years for Southern ' s oldest sorority was 1959-60. After fall rush 15 girls were seen wear- ing the turquoise and silver pledge pin. With spirits high, Zetas were tops in all areas of campus life. This year found Zetas being crowned Miss Southern Accent and May Queen. Six of the fifteen beauty spots in the SOUTHERN ACCENT were captured by Zetas. In campus organizations and activities, Zetas were found as cheerleaders, members of the touring Choir, Executive Council members. Di- rector of the Water Ballet, fraternity sweethearts and in College Theater. Honorary organizations found Zetas as presidents of Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Chi Theto; and other Zetas as members of Kappa Delta Epsilon, Eta Sigma Phi, Triangle Club, President ' s Scholars and Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. This year the Zeta social calendar included a Christmas Dinner Dance, Po-Boy Supper, spend-the- night parties and was climaxed by a houseparty in Florida. Alpha Nu Chapter OFFICERS President Carolyn Suttle Vice President Elise McWilliams Secretary Kay Lowe Treasurer Mary Chastain 80 ] Anne Beadle Joyce Bostick Myra Jean Brock Jo Broyles Ann Bussy Lee Butler Martha Chafin Sandra Character Mary Chastain Bonnie Cofield Gayle Corley June Cox Sandra Custred Mimi De Arman Jo Anne Foote Pat Fowler Nancy Godfrey Pot Johnson Carolyn Jones Barbara Ledbetter MEMBERS Kay Lowe Judy McConnell Shirley McCrary Ann McLeod Elise McWilliams Carol Manasco Mary Sue Maples Sherry Miller Carol Sue Nailen Pat Roberts Sonja Shealey Kay Smith Mary Smith Betty Striplin Carolyn Suttle Foye Vines Martha Ann Wait Nancy Watson Anelda White Earline Wooten A. Beadle J. Bostick M. Brock A. Bussy L. Butler S. Character G. Corley J. Cox K. iowe J. McConnell S. McCrary E. McWilliams M. Maples S. Miller C. Nailen P. Roberts S. Shealey B. Striplln M. Wait K. Smith C. Suttle N. Watson M. Smith F. Vines A. White Sorority pledging — old Zetas meet the new Zetas. Fraternities 82 ] Left to right: Gary Ganus, Bill Wilson, Mike Cram, Charles Boone. Delta Sigma Phi Beta Delta Chapter Beta Delta Chapter was organized on Birmingham-Southern ' s campus in 1928. This year the men of the silent sphinx have excelled in both scholarship and all-campus events. Delta Sigma Phi won the Fall I. F. C. scholarship trophy with the highest grade-point overage of any campus organization. Delta Sig copped the 1960 Catspaw trophy with Brothers Boone and Ganus having principal ports in On this H ' yor Hill. In sports, the Sphinxmen won seventh place in Intramural basket- ball with a perfect record of 1 1 straight losses. Chapter dignitaries include Gary Ganus and Mike Cram. Brother Ganus was Delta Sig ' s representative in the Mr. Hilltopper competi- tion. Brother Cram was treasurer of the Interfraternity Council for the second consecutive year. The social calendar was headlined by the houseporty at Gunters- ville Lake, a Senior Blow-Out, and a party honoring initiates. OFFICERS President Gary Ganus Vice President Mike Cram Secretary Bill Wilson Treasurer Charles Boone Charles Boone Preston Bryant Terry Cargyle MEMBERS Michael Cram Gary Ganus Arnold Goylor Joe Harvey Perry Wigley Bill Wilson C. Boone P. Bryant T. Cargyle M. Cram G. Ganus P. Wigley B. Wilson 83 ] Alpha Tau Omega Left to right: Robert Gunn, Charles Reynolds, Henry Golson, Robert Howard. Beta Beta Chapter Beta Beta Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega was founded at Southern in 1885 and since that time has played an active role in work and play on this campus. The fulfillment of the Chap- ter ' s dream was the greatest achievement for the Taus in 1959-60. The evidence of hard work and many hours of devoted time by the brotherhood now stands at 833 Greensboro Road. Active in the social circle at BSC, Taus sponsored their an- nual Founder ' s Day, open house, the Sweetheart Dance, Hawaiian Party, and numerous coffees and teas as well as drop-in-parties. A Christmas party was given for the crippled children at the University Clinic and the yearly houseparty was held at Fort Walters, Florida. In the sports arena ATO maintained the status of winners of the football trophy by playing a full winning season. In swimming and basketball the Taus played an active role and were well represented. Brother Ed Putnam was the top man in the paddieboll competition. Lamar Odom and John Mackin played Varsity Basketball. Many brother Taus played important roles in student organizations as officers. Grady Richardson was president of Canterbury Club, Dan Kitchens, president of Ministerial Association; Jim Smith, president of Theta Sigma Lambda; Elvin Hilyer, president of MSM; George Thomason and John Ed Reese are Presi- dent Scholars; Nelson Lacy, treasurer of SGA. Honors bestowed on brothers this year were: ODK, Dan Kitchens, Charles Rey- nolds, Jim Smith; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Henry Golson, Elvin Hilyer, Don Kitchens; Sigma Iota, Charles Storrs. The most important honor paid to Alpha Tau Omega is our current sweetheart. Miss Carolyn Suttle, who represents the love of dear old gold and blue. J. Abbett O. Baldwin L. Barksdale D. Cisco OFFICERS President Henry Golson Vice President Charles Reynolds Secretary Robert Gunn Treasurer Robert Howard Jerry Abbett Dick Baldwin Larry Barksdale Jim Cash David Cisco Emory Clotfelter Pat Daughtery Bob Drennen Sandy Ensley Hugh Franklin Cooper French Henry Golson Randy Gray Jerry Greenhill Dan Guin MEMBERS Bob Gunn Andy Harris Larry Hayes Roger Head Bill Hicks Elvin Hilyer Bob Howard Chad Jones Dan Kitchens Nelson Lacy Ted Lonkford Joe McCain John Mackin A. V. Marlowe Jim Moreno Lamar Odom Paul Pace Charles Patterson Joe Powell Jim Pulley John Putman Ed Putnam John Ed Reese Charles Reynolds Grady Richardson Charles Robinson Andy Rowel 1 Larry Sharpe Andy Smith Howard Smith Jim Smith Bob Stagg Henry Stanford Dick Stetson Tom Stewart Charles Storrs Crawford Taylor George Thomason Bob Tucker Lee VanBuren Bill Wolfe John Woltersdorf Joe Young J. Groat [ 84 ] E. Hilyer C. Jones D. Kitchens T J ll i k .Y C trik i. ii ' rSi N. Locy T. Lankford J. McCain J. Mackin J. Moreno I. Odom P. Pace J. Pulley H. Stanford T. Stewart D. Stetson C. Storrs G. Thomason J. Waltersdorf Alpha Tau Omega ' s new fraternity house on Greensboro Road. Left to right: Monte Brokefield, Richard Outlaw, Bill Bryan, Gayden Latture. Kappa Alpha Order Phi Chapter Phi Chapter this year celebrated Its seventy-seventh year on South- ern ' s campus. Founded at Southern College in Greensboro, Alabama, in 1882, the chapter moved to Birmingham v hen Southern College and Birmingham University merged. It is now the oldest chapter in con- tinuous existence at Birmingham-Southern, Phi Chapter has contributed to all phases of campus activity in the past, and this year was no exception. The chapter is represented on the Varsity Tennis and Basketball teams, HILLTOP NEWS staff. Circle K Club, Dorm Council, College Theater and Intramural All-Star teams. In every big event on campus, Phi Chapter is represented. In Intramural sports, the chapter finished no lower than third in ary event, and placed men on every All-Star team named. The year was rounded out by a host of successful parties including the Beatnik Party, the Rose Party and the annual houseparty. K. Bowen G. Bradford P. English J. Franks M. Hall 86 OFFICERS President Gayden Latture Vice President Harold Pickel Secretary Bill Bryan MEMBERS Kline Bowen Arthur Lovett George Bradford Eddie McKenzie Monte Brakefield Ed Martin Bill Bryan Don Miller Tony Cherry Jerry Norramore Jerry Crotwell Jerry Oglesby Ronald Douglas Richard Outlaw James Franks Cecil Parks Maxie Hall Chris Ramsey Frank Horn Buddy Ramsey Bruce Hose Marvin Rochelle Jim Jenkins George Smith Gayden Latture Lawrence Whiting Bobby Lozenby F. Horn G. Latture B. Lazenby A. Lovett KA ' s celebrate Robert E. Lee ' s birthday, defendina the Confederate Flag. [ 87 ] Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Mu Chapter In 1923, Theta Mu Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was organized -on Birmingham-Southern ' s campus, after which the chapter has steadily progressed. This year was one of the best for the Crescent men. The summer was highlighted by the Management Training Seminar held at Depauw University. On the social calendar were many parties, as the Bowery Party, the annual Steak and Bean Supper and the houseparty. Crescentmen were active in the campus activity section, engaging in oil phases of student life and government, such as Alpha Kappa Psi, College The- ater, Phi Eta Sigma, Theta Chi Delta, Interfraternity Council, and Intramural Council. The year was rounded out with the selection of Lillian Sarris as Crescent Girl at the Crescent Girl Ball. Left to right: Joe Scott, Tom Robinson, Constantine Morros, Floyd Dyar. OFFICERS President ■ Constantine Morros Vice President Tom Robinson Secretary Joe Scott Treasurer Floyd Dyar Paul Berscheid Edmund Blackwell Michael Blankenship Terry Brannon James Brittain Charles Chambers Charles Crenshaw Gerald Dodd Floyd Dyar Allan Fester Charles Fowler MEMBERS Jon Gaines James Gauldin John Hackaday Donald Harden John Jarvis David Kuipe Joe Lewis Thomas Long Ray McGimsey Michael McKenno Constantine Morros Wayne Plasse Alton Quick Tom Robinson Charles Rosser Joe Scott Perry Spitzer Michael Szabo Joe Don Williams Carl Wilson Donald Wilson George Yorchok [ 88 ] J. Scott P. Spitzer M. Szabo G. Yarchak Lambda Chi ' s and KA ' s battle it out in Intramural Basketball. [ 89 Left to right: Mickey Morgan, Fletcher Anderson, John Jennings, Ronald Bailey, Alan Fikes. Pi Kappa Alpha Delta Chapter OFFICERS President John Jennings , , , , , , r 11 Vice President Mickey Morgan Delta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha began the year by successfully Secretary Alan Fikes climaxing the rush seoson with 19 new pledges. The new pledges jreasurer ' . . ' . ' . ' . ' . .. James Daily soon showed their ingenuity by arranging coffees for the sororities and by promoting relations with the other three chapters in the state. Over half of this pledge class was initiated. MEMBERS Campus activities of members included S.G. A Triangle Club Eta Anderson David McDoniel Sigma Phi, MSM, BSU, Newman Club, and Price Fellowship. Official n i! r ,, Sam McMaster positions were held by Pikes in College Choir, Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha ™« ° ' V 1 Kappa Psi and the Circle K Club. There were also members on the J .,1 varsity basketball and tennis teams. , , , „., Larrv Culver William Mitchell Talent was again this year a feoture of Delta Chapter. Ten Pikes V . were members of the Touring Choir and PiKA almost dominated College j Murphree Theater. Four had important roles in Midsummer Night ' s Dream, Deemer John Outland and eleven had parts in Caught Dead. The Pikes and Zetas com- J . Vincente Padula bined their talents to capture second place in Catspaw with The p g g , , QHbgrt John Pearson Southern Drawl. c r ,. John Gorrie Carl Pilgrim The Pike social season was a tremendous success, iome ot the n ' H H d Al Prentice highlights were the Halloween Party, the Beatnik Party with the ° ' ° p . , ATO ' s, the Dream Girl Ball and the annual houseparty. Houston Marshall Spann John Jennings Gordon Tatum Charles Jones Richard Taylor Charlton Keen Victor Thompson Richard Kerley Kenneth Usry James Kiker Norman Winston John Kitchens Duane Wright [ 90 ] tiLtto L. Culver J. Dail L. Deemer A. Fikes F. Gilbert kM k A ' kA.M iM D. McDaniel S. McMaste R. Miller W. Mitchell M. Morgan C. Mullins J. Murphree Pike quartet entertains at MR. HILLTOPPER. J. Outland V. Padula A J. Pearson ■ M C. Pilgrim i- ' l ' r-; A. Prentice D. Rogers O. Simmons M. Spann tii M£ G. Totum R. Taylor V. Thompson D. Wright [ 91 ] Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alabama Iota Chapter Alabama lota ventured into its eighty-second year with the pledging of twenty-five men. Throughout the year brothers participated in every phase of campus life, and held the presidencies of the following organizations: The Student Government Association, Men ' s Dorm Council, Phi Eta Sigma, Eta Sigma Phi, Interfraternity Council, Triangle Club, Newman Club, Omicron Delta Kappa, Price Fellow- ship, the Ministerial Association and the Circle K Club. Also Sig Alphs served as editor of the HILL- TOP NEWS end business manager of the SOUTHERN ACCENT. The membership of ODK includes brothers Price, Tatum, Randolph, Ellis, Stooke, Morgan and Hearn, while Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities picked brothers Stevenson, Stooke, Randolph, Tatum and Price. The All-Sports Trophy was captured this year by Alabama Iota. The social life was especially full this year. The Sweetheart, Horror, Lake and house parties were a few of the social functions in the life of Alabama Iota. For the third straight year a Sig Alpha has been awarded the Rotary Scholarship to study abroad. This year ' s winner was Barnes Tatum. Left to right: Charles Powell, David Hearn, Ben Price, Bill Morgan. OFFICERS President Ben Price Vice President William Morgan Secretary David Hearn Treasurer Charles Powell MEMBERS John Andrews Jim Baily Bob Barnett Clark Boddy Earle Brown Ronald Boyer Pete Bradford Jimmy Brotherton Marshall Burden Charles Canon Darrel Cook Pat Courington Mason Donovan Robert Dowda Larry Durham Billy George Clark Gillespie Chris Gilmore David Haigler Ed Hardin David Hearn Don Hicks Emmett Hildreth Willy Hodges Mike Howe Julian Howell Bruce Hulberg Hewlett Isom Jim Johnson Earle Jones Richard Jones Warren Kinney Martin Kite Frank Lowrey Sammy Mann Champ Meyercord Bill Morgan Allen Oaks Steve Pattison Louis Payne Jack Phillips Jerry Phillips Charles Ponder Butch Powell William Randolph Ellis Richardson Frank Schmidt Gory Simpson Ferrell Singleton Neil Sivert Buddy Stanford Eston Stead Joe Stimson Jim Stooke Barnes Tatum Bill Troutman Elios Watson John Westenberger Dan Whitsett Bruce Williams [ 92 ] W- w W J. Andrews J. Bailey C. Boddy E. Bowen R. Boyer P. Bradford M. Burden C. Cannon P. Courington R. Dowda I. Durham C. Ellis P. Fowler B. George C. Gilmore D. Hoigler E. Hardin D. Hearn D. Hicks W. Hodge M. Howe J. Howell B. Hulberg H. Isorr R. Jones W. Kinney M. Kite M. Kynord F. Lowery S. Mann C. Meyercord B. Morgan A. Oaks S. Pottison I. Payne J. Phillips J. Phillips C. Ponder B. Powell B. Price £. £ W. Randolph E. Richardson F. Schmidt F. Singleton B. Stanford C. Stevenson J. Stimson B. Talun B. Troutman E, Watson SAE ' s meet Miss America, Miss lyndo Lee Mead, after she addressed the student body at Convocation. J. Westenburger D. Whitsett tf.ih B. Williams f ' 1 ■ ■ f Left to right: John Foust, John Slaughter, Jim Herren, Henry Jordan. Theta Chi Beta Xi Chapter The youngest of Southern ' s fraternities, Beta Xi Chapter of Theta Chi, originated in 1942 as a result of the merger between Beta Kappa and Theta Chi Fraternities. This year has been one of the chapter ' s most suc- cessful in many respects. On campus Theta Chi ' s held the following offices: Jim Herren, president of Theta Chi Delta; Jim Patterson, treasurer of ODK; Jim Satterfield, editor, SOUTHERN ACCENT,- John Woodham, head of Honor Council, president of Phi Sigma Iota; Eddie George, John Slaughter, student representatives, S. A. G. In addition to this Theta Chi had brothers to serve in almost all campus or- ganizations. Brothers May, Herren and Slaughter were tapped into ODK to join brothers Patterson and Woodham. Brother Swinson Schipman won the Robertson Ath- letic Award, and Brother Woodham received the first Henry T. Shanks Memorial. Brothers Patterson, Woodham and Satterfield were elected to Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Theta Chi was the winner of the Scholarship Cup for Winter Quarter. On the social calendar were such events as the Christmas Ball, where Miss Sonja Shealy was crowned Dream Girl for I960 ; Red and White Boll ; Rebel Reunion ; houseparty to Double Oak in addition to many drop-in parties. F. Deaton J. Deaton I. Dill M. Finney CS E. George OFFICERS President Jim Herren Vice President John Slaughter Secretary John Foust Treasurer Henry Jordan MEMBERS Howard Anderson Jackie Carroll Howard Caston Paul Clem Tim Cobb Fred Deaton Jerry Deaton Gordon Doss John Foust Mack Finney Eddie George Jerry Hornby Bob Hawk Jim Herren Gibson Higgins Dick Johnson Henry Jordan Jon Mann Bryan May Charles Marlin Frank Millender Wayne Monk Bobby Osborne Jim Patterson Joe Raines Thatcher Robertson Jim Sotterfield Swinson Schipman John Slaughter Lorry Sobero Butch Stopp Robert Stansel Tom Taylor Lee Tucker Norman Williams John Woodham J. Herren m- G. Higgins D. Johnson H. Jordan J. Mann kiM B. May F. Millender W. Monk B. Osborne J. Patterson T. Robertson J. Sotterfield S. Schipman J. Slaugher I. Sobera R. Stansel B. Stopp T. Taylor N. Williams J. Woodho Theto Chi ' s gathering at the Redmont Hotel for their annual Red and White Boll. I WEtCOME 10 REDMOmi HOTEL , lecJsi m — • ft emamaamsan mme  First Row: Ellen Davenport, Christine Barnes, Mary Corbitt, Jackie Turner, Ann Beadle. Second Row: Pauline Virciglio, Mary Cant- ley, Martha Head, BeHye Corter, Anne Botes, Morthanne Colvert, Carolyn Suttle, Pat Roberts, Marian Stephens. Panhellenic Council Jackie Turner, Elaine Myers, Anne Bates, Carolyn Suttle. The Panhellenic Council is composed of two repre- sentatives from each of the six sororities on campus. They serve to promote friendly relations, formulate plans for organized rush and supervise other policies relating to sorority life. A Panhellenic tec for all new girls opens rush in the fall. Under Mrs. Robert Cothran, the Council prepares information to be given all girls going through rush. Throughout the year the Council has an advisory board, a dance, a Junior Panhellenic Council, and a workshop for officer training which is held in the spring. Officers were: President, Jackie Turner; Vice-Presi- dent, Elaine Myers; Secretary, Anne Botes; Treasurer, Carolyn Suttle. [ 96 ] First Row: Mickey Morgan, Ferrell Singleton, Tom Robinson, Chris Stevenson, Tommy Stewart. Second Row: Jtm Herren, Constantine Morrcs, Jerry Narramore, Henry Stanford, Frank Horn, David Head. Third Row: Larry Sobera, Mike Cram. Interfraternity Council The Interfraternity Council functions to promote friendly relations among the fraternities and to set up rush regulations. This group is composed of two members from each of the seven fraternities on campus, meeting weekly to supervise fraternity activities. Each spring the Council sponsors the Interfraternity Council Dance. Officers were: President, Chris Stevenson; Vice-President, Bob Miller; Secretary, Jim Herren; Treas- urer, Mike Cram. [ 97 ] CO o c (D (D 3 Ql Ql Miss Ellen Steed walks down the ramp. The Miss Southern Accent Pageant This — the third annual Miss Southern Accent Pageant — was presented under the leadership of pageant directors Bryan May and Jessie Shelburn. Amidst a theme of Gold Autumn fifteen finalists were fea- tured and from among them Miss Southern Accent 1960 was chosen. This face of greatest beauty was chosen by judges Mrs. Frazer Banks, Mrs. True Robinson and Mr. Robert Mclntyre, crowned by Miss Margie Mills, and honored at a ball following the pageant. Miss Margie Mills makes her last appear- ance as Miss Southern Accent. 100 ] . -yi l- ' 3 ?SKi;ii Pageant directors Jessie Shelburn Bryan May take it easy afterwords. A quartet provides entertainment Forty nervous girls meet the judges for the first tit Jack Monn sings while the girls await the judges ' selection. Admirers congratulate the new Miss Southern Accent. Miss Margie Mills crowns Miss Ellse McWilliams Miss Southern Accent 1960 [ 101 Miss Southern Accent reigns over the ball. The leadout. The Miss Southern Accent Ball Southern students join in the festivities. M s % X ■•«««iii« « - w ' - -g Photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Beauty — Miss Pattie Patterson Sponsored by Lambda Chi Alpha [ 103 ] photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Beauty — Miss Ellen Steed Sponsored by Pi Beta Phi [ 104 ] Beauty — Miss Pat Ellisor Sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega Photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Beauty — Miss Teresa Rinaldi Sponsored by Pi Kappa Alpha 106 Photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Beauty — Joyce Bostick Sponsored by the Choir [ 107 ] A a€ W p Photograph by Jimmy Wilson Studios. Miss Southern Accent 1960 — Elise McWilliams Sponsored by Zeta Tau Alpha [ 108 Elise In Various Settings A Typical College Girl Is Miss Southern Accent K - Favorites MISS NANCY WATSON MISS MARTHA ANN HEAD MISS CAROLYN SUTTLE Favorites MISS LEE BUTLER MISS SUSAN HAMMAN MISS ANNE BATES ' r - r ' S Favorites MISS CAROL MANASCO MISS JUDY CAMP MISS NANCY CHESTER . ' .iini iii  ii . (D n m competition ... . ers 1959-1960 This year, with five returning lettermen, the Birmingham-Southern Panthers did not achieve the record that was expected of them, winning only two games. Bill Bryan races downcourt for Southern. [ 116 ] Don Cutcliff maneuvers to keep the ball for Southern. 117 Varsity Basketball Coach Birch advises his team. Bill Bryan shoots against Mississippi. [ 118 ] ' ' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 1 Mi 1959-1960 Season Tony Cherry rebounds for Southern in the Mississippi game. Bryan leaps In a move to throw off his man. Monte Brakefield tries for the jumpball for Southern. Left to right: Martin Kite, Ferrel! Singleton, Bill Trautmon Scobie Branson, Eddie George, Butch Stapp, Richard Jones, Leo Webb, Ronald Boyer, Coach Mason. Wrestling Team, 1959-1960 This year ' Southern ' s wrestling team finished its third year without a win. Although the team didn ' t win several of the team members won their own matches and should be commended. Coach Mason ' s grapplers workout on the wrestling pads in the gym. n Left to Right: Patti Patterson, Linda Russell, Merry Hicks, Marilyn Smith, Martha Chafin, Pat Roberts, Sherrill Lamppln. Cheerleaders Birmingham-Southern ' s seven lovely cheerleaders, led by head cheerleader, Marilyn Smith, are one of best examples of the school ' s spirit. Yall yell, is one of our cheerlead ers most frequent pleas. First Row: Coach Bottle, Tom Robinson, Carole Johnston, Carl Pilgram, Charlie Hayes, Joe Scott. Second Row: Swinson Schip- man, Ronald Boyer, Charles Reynolds, Terry Carglle, Maxie Hall. Men ' s Intramural Council The Men ' s Intramural Council, under the leadership of Coach Bill Battle as director of intramurals, pre- pares the schedule for the intramural program and formulates the regulations which govern it. The coun- cil Is composed of representatives from each of the groups which participate In intramural sports. Such sports as touch football, volleyball, basketball, swimming, ping-pong, paddleball, badminton, tennis, horseshoes and Softball provide a varied program of individual and team sports in which hundreds of students may take part in some way. 122 l ' - :. m:i 5«%4„-ir Mewbourne Tucker and James Brasher play in the early rounds of the tennrs competition. SAE ' s and ATO ' s bottle it cut in basketball Men ' s Intramurals Spectators watch an intramural basketball game. ATO ' s and Theta Chi ' s struggle for the ball Men ' s Lambda Chi ' s and KA ' s face each other on the basketball court. spring quarler baseball takes the spotlight, here the ATO s scoie against the Pikes. Intramurals Butch Slapp, Theta Chi, tries in vain to beat the throw to Rodney Lollor [ 125 ] Seated: Margaret Smith, Betty Heath, Montye Schultz, Jackie Collins, Diane Young, Renee Hernandez. Standing: Martha Chafin, Zan Alley, Carolyn Suttle, Jerry latum, Lola Roehm, Kay Lowe. Women ' s Intramural Council The Women ' s Intramural Council is responsible for setting up schedules and regulations for the Wom en ' s intramural sports. This year through efforts of the Intramural Council, participation increased in the women ' s intramural program. The program includes volleyball, badminton, basketball, ping-pong, swimming, softball and tennis. Each year the council sets up tournaments directed by the managers of the various sports. The man- agers work closely with sorority and independent representatives to maintain the intramural program on a high plane of efficiency and good sportsmanship. [ 126 ] Women ' s Intramural Managers St Row: Jerry Totum, Carolyn Sutt ' e. Second Row: Montye Schultz, Lola Roehm, Zan Alley, Diane Young. ird Row: Kay Lowe, Jnckie Collins. Women ' s Intramurals Women ' s Double champions, Anita Tulty and Lola Roehm. Some of the girls get a little excited in the [ 127 ] -. r Margaret Smith beats throw to second in AOPi-PiPhi game. Women ' s Intramurals Carolyn Ferrell winds up in AOPi-PiPhl game. 128 ] ' 5 try to take the ball from a determined Martha Chafin in the KD-Zeta me. y Brock ducks on the throw to the PiPhi second baseman. She cpught it. Anita JuUy, Independent, keeps the ball from Pat Fowler, Zeta, !.:. • ■  - faces filled with laughter . X (D W r [ 132 ] Christmas Dance Fall Play [ 134 ] A Midsummer Night ' s Dream ' i. . f w I ■■ Winter Quarter Dr. Stanford ond Mr. Porterfield take part in the faculty takeoffs on students. KA ' s and Independent Women team up for their skit. _Catspaw_ Mrs. Cothran does a takeoff on Elise McWilliams. Zetas and Pikes ?n their second-place skit, The Southern Drawl. T ■ ■ r 36 ] Cynthia Ford introduces the candidates. Miss Ford crowns Ben Price Mr. Hilltopper. ' Tommy Charles is Master of Ceremonies. _Mr. Hilltopper_ AOPi presents their chorus line for their annual Mr. Hilltopper Show Winter Play lS3S i Caught Dead [ 139 ] Winter Quarter Religious Emphasis Week 1960 Sweetheart of Carraway Contest Panhellenic Dance Valentine Dance [ 141 ] Water Ballet Spring Quarter Interfraternity Council Dance — Interfraternity Sing Miss America visits Southern Zeta Po-Boy Supper n O C) , f! 2 £rfrf rt A A U Southern ' s Choir May Day Bermuda shorts is the attire of the day. [ 144 ] Carol Manasco is crowned May Queen 1960 Games take place in the afternoon [ 146 ] The Spring Play ' ' Rashomon n Alumni Day Senior Class Banquet Mmmi ' m Graduation li: I Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities John Harris Andrews Mary Joyce Bostjck Nancy Ctoire Chester Barbara Joan Gibbs Henry Jackson Golson Elvin Rentz Hilyer, Jr. D aniel Zachery Kitchens Kay Marie Lowe James Howard Patterson Benjamin Ernest Price William Pierce Randolph James Conrad Satterfield, Jr. Margaret Elizabeth Scruggs Jacqueline Fay Skinner Samuel Christopher Stevenson James Garland Stooke Carolyn Maude Suttle Jeraidine Knox latum Walter Barnes Totum Etta Inez Thomos Jacqueline Turner John Edward Woodham faces of beginning to n Ql (D commencement. Senior Class Officers Left to right: Chris Stevenson, Treasurer; Ben Price, President; Kay Lowe. Secretary; Elvin Hilyer, Vice President. S E N I O R S Elementary Education [ 152 ] MARILYN BRYANT ALLEN Birmingham JOHN HARRIS ANDREWS Montgomery Greek MSM; Deputations Chairman, State President; Min- isterial Association; Secretary, Program Chairman; Price Fellowship, President; Intramurals; ODK; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Eta Sigma Phi; Trinagle Club; Dorm Council. FRANCES ELIZABETH BONDS Docena English Kappa Delta HILLTOP NEWS; Debate Team; QUAD, Prose Editor; College Theatre, Assistant Technical Director for Boyfriend, Visit to a Small Planet, Midsummer Night ' s Dream, Caught Dead. JOYCE BOSTICK Red Bay Piano Zeta Tau Alpha Winner of Birmingham Music Club Auditions; MSM; Triangle Club; Student Government Association; Wo- men ' s House Council; Alpha Lambda Delta; Secretary; Mortar Board, Treasurer; May Court; MISS SOUTH- ERN ACCENT, Beauty; Who ' s Who in American Col- leges and Universities; Celebrity Honor Roll, Zeta Tau Alpha. THOMAS EARLE BOWEN, JR. Birmingham Biology Sigma Alpha Epsilon House Manager of Fraternity House. TERENCE CARLIN BRANNON Birmingham Economics and Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi. I • : Mathematic KAY ROSE BROCK Birmingham Alpha Omicron Pi Water Ballet; Alpha Omicron Pi; Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary; Transfer from University of Alabama. WILLIAM GLOVER BRYAN, JR. Birmingham Business Administration Kappa Alpha Varsity Basketball; Physical Education Club; Intra- murols; Softball All Star Teem; Alpha Kappa Psi, Program Chairman; Kappa Alpha Intramural Repre- sentative, Secretary, Auburn University Transfer. G. PRESTON BRYANT Birmingham Psychology Delta Sigma Phi College Theatre, Intromurals. SAM BREWER Birmingham History Pi Kappa Alpha Piano MARGARET ANNE BUSSY Monroeville Zeta Tau Alpha Nev man Club, Women ' s House Council. MYRON DONALD BUTLER Birmingham Business Administration Alpha Epsilon Pi Transfer from Emory University. English Transfer Science JOHN CARROLL CAMPBELL Birmingham College Theatre, MSM, Wesley Players, from Martin J. College. CHARLOTTE ELINOR CANNON Birmingham Secretaria Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Chi Theta, Treasurer; Alpha Omicron Pi, Cor responding Secretary. MARY LEE CAUTHEN Andalusia P ' °n° Alpha Chi Omega Amazons BSU, German Club; Choir, Young Artists ' and Student Musicians ' Club, Alpha Chi Omega, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary. NANCY CLAIRE CHESTER Camp Hill Piario Alpha Omicron Pi College Choir, Amazons; SOUTHERN ACCENT favorite; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Alpha Omicron Pi, Standards Commit- tee Chairman; May Court; Transfer from Auburn University. JUDY CLEM Anniston Biology Pi Beta Phi HILLTOP NEWS; Intramurals; House Council, Presi- dent; MSM; Panhellenic Council; Price Fellowship; Choir. JOHN HENRY COBB Birmingham Business Administration Theta Chi s E N I O R S [ 153 ] s E N I O R S Journalism felit LYDIA GAYLE CORLEY Alexander City Education Zeta Tau Alpha Intramurals; Choir; MSM, Christian Service Chairman; Price Fellowship; Water Ballet; College Theatre, The Ponder Heart , Androcles and the Lion , Brigadoon , The Cherry Orchard , Caught Dead ; North Ala. Conference Delegate to National Seminar; Zero Club, President; Spanish Club; Kappa Delta Epislon, NatT Educational Honorary Fraternity; The Southern Accent, Assistant Organization Editor; Nat ' l Organist Guild. LORENZO FEDERICO COSTA Italy Geological Engineering American Chemical Society; American Physical Society of Birmingham. MICHAEL ALAN CRAM Birmingham Delta Sigma Phi College Theatre; Interfraternity Council, Treasurer; Hilltop News Photographer; SOUTHERN ACCENT Photographer; Delta Sigma Phi, President, Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer. MARTHA ANN CREAGH CULLOM Birmingham Kappa Delta Canterbury; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Kappa Delta, Sec- retary. JAMES AUTREY DAILY Birmingham Music Education Pi Kappa Alpha College Theatre, My Three Angles , Androcles and the Lion , Caught Dead ; College Choir; Pi Kappa Alpha, Treasurer. LARRY LeROY DEEMER Tarrant History Pi Kappa Alpha B. S. U., Social Chairman Price Fellowship, Mission Chairman Choir Tour; HILLTOP NEWS, Business Manager; Pi Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Rush Chair- man, Scholarship Chairman, Representative to Na- tional Convention, Vice-President of Pledge Class. History [ 154 ] GEORGE DOSS Adamsville Business Administration GORDON HORACE DOSS Birmingham Business Administration Theta Chi Alpha Kappa Psi; Intramurals; Transfer from Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute; Theta Chi, Treasurer. MARILYN DOUGLAS Birmingham Business Education Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Chi Theta, President; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Treasurer; MSM; Price Fellowship; Alpha Omicron Pi, Scholarship Chairman. BOB LEE DRENNEN Birmingham Mathematics Alpha Tau Omega ANNETTE ALLEN DUFFEY Opelika Spanish CHARLES HOYT ELLIS, JR. Birmingham English Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Chaplain, Rush Chairman, Secretary; Varsity Swimming Team; Eta Sigma Phi; MSM; Ministerial Association, Triangle Club; Presi- dent ' s Cabinet, Chairman of Elections; Hilltop News; ODK. CHARLES PHILIP ENGLISH Birmingham Kappa Alpha HERMAN C. ENSOR Jasper Mathematics Biology English LOWELL THOMAS EUBANKS Boaz QUAD Staff. CAROLYN DELLE FERRELL Roanoke Elementary Education Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta Phi, Recording Secretory; Triangle Club; Cheerleader; MSM; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Secretary; Physical Education. Club; Intramurals; HILLTOP NEWS; Ten Top Sports ' Women. ALLAN LESTER PIKES Birmingham Chemistry Pi Kappa Alpha ROBERT HERSHEL FLEISHER Birmingham History Zeto Beta Tou Transfer from Vanderbilt. BOBBIE ANNE FOSTER Bessemer Elementary Education Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon CHARLES RALPH FOWLER Birmingham Biology Lambda Chi Alpha JEANNE MERRILL FOWLER Birmingham Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega GARY EDWARD GANUS Gardendole Biology Delta Sigma Phi Delta Sigma Phi, President, Vice President, Secretary; Interfroternity Council, Representative. BARBARA GIBBS Birmingham German College Touring Choir, Treasurer, Librarian; College Theatre, Brigadoon , The Boy Friend ; Alpha Psi Omega; HILLTOP NEWS; MSM; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Performer, Mr. Hilltopper Show, May Day Pageant, Choir Show, Carol Service. JANE HOWARD GOAD Birmingham English College Theatre, Brigadoon. s E N I O R S [ 155 ] s E N I O R S [ 156 ] HENRY J. GOLSON Prattville Greek Alpha Tau Omega Triangle Club; Phi Eta Sigma, Treasurer; Eta Sigma Phi; Alpha Tau Omega, Worthy Master, Usher; MSM, President, State President; ODK, Vice President; Col- lege Touring Choir; Ministerial Association, Social Committee; Religious Council; Who ' s Who in A meri- can Colleges and Universities. JOHN M. GORRIE Birmingham Music Pi Kappa Alpha DAN MAYO GUIN Carbon Hill Biology Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT WILBANKS GUNN Alexander City Greek Alpha Tau Omega Triangle Club; MSM, Fellowship Chairman, Deputa- tions; Price Fellowship; Executive Council, Lower Division Representative; Alpha Tau Omega, Secre- tary; Intramurals; Ministerial Association, Treasurer. JOHN WILLIAM HACKADAY, JR. Birmingham Business Administration Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi, Chaplain. DENNIS LEE HALE Lipscomb Spanish HARMON GERALD HAMBY Fayette Psychology Theta Chi Ministerial Association; Theta Chi, Chaplain, As- sistant Treasurer; MSM; SOUTHERN ACCENT Staff. JANE PALLAS HAMEL Fairfield Education Religion-Philosophy DIANA JANE HARRISON Lanett Pi Beta Phi College Choir; MSM, Secretary, Publicity Chairman; Pi Beta Phi, Scholarship Chairman, Corresponding Secretary; I. H. S.; Kappa Delta Epsilon. JANICE HARRISON Hartford Religion-Philosophy Independent MSM, Food Chairman; I. H. S,; Women ' s House Council; Price Fellowship; Intramurals; HILLTOP NEWS. MARTHA ANN HEAD Elkmont Elementary Education Kappa Delta Kappa Delta, Chaplain, Rush Chairman; Panhellenic Council; Amazons; MSM; SOUTHERN ACCENT Fa- vorite; Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; HILLTOP NEWS, Southern Belle. DONALD ROBIN HICKS Birmingham Chemistry Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Eta Siqmo; Theta Chi Delta, President, Vice President; Theta Sigma Lambda, American Chemical Society, President, Vice President; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Warden, Herald; MSM. ELVIN RENTZ HILYER, JR. Opelika Religion-Philosophy Alpha Tau Omega Triangle Club; Phi Sigma Iota, President; ODK; Price Fellowship, President; MSM, President, Council, State Council, State Vice President; Religious Council- Honor Council; Men ' s Upper Division Representative; Varsity Wrestling Team; Intramural Council; Min- isterial Association, Treasurer; Men ' s Dorm Council; Who ' s Who in American Colleg ' es and Universities; Vice President, Senior Class. CHARLES STONE HOSIER Birmingham Business Administration ROBERT HUNT HOWARD Birmingham History Alpha Tau Omega ROYLDENE MARY HOWARD Birmingham Elementary Education SARAH NELL HUFHAM Birmingham Psychology Alpha Omicron Pi Price Fellowship; MSM; Entre Amigos. BOBBY JAMES HULEN Union Springs Business Administration Alpha Kappa Psi, President. JOHN WELLS JENNINGS Piedmont Music Education Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha, President, Vice President; Inter- fraternity Council, Vice President; Alpha Kappa Psi; College Choir, President; College Theatre, Caught Dead ; Intramural Council. JOSEPH NEWTON JONES, JR. Birmingham Business Administration SHIRLEY ANN KIRK Cullman Secretarial Science Independent Women Phi Chi Theto; Delta Epsilon; College Choir; Transfer from Sacred Heart College. DANIEL ZACHERY KITCHENS Roanoke Greek Alpha Tau Omega Triangle Club; Eta Sigma Phi, Vice President; Inter- fraternity Council; Price Fellowship; MSM, Council; Religious Council; Intramurals; Varsity Wrestling; Ministerial Association, President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Men ' s Dorm Council. MELVIN KYNARD, JR. Uniontown Psychology Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Treasurer, Correspondent; Men ' s Dorm Council. CHARLES WILLIAM LAMBERT Athens Biology s E N I O R S [ 157 ] s E N I O R S 158 ] SAMUEL GAYDEN LATTURE Birmingham History Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha, President. JO ANN LEWIS Montgomery Sociology Westminister Fellowship, President; Religious Council, Secretary, Vice President; Price Fellowship, Secretary; Alpha Lambda Delta, Vice President; Phi Sigma Iota, Vice President; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Secretary, President; Mortar Board, Editor; HILLTOP NEWS. DICE KYLE LINEBERRY Birmingham Biology Delta Kappa Epsilon Phi Eta Sigma; Transfer Student. ARTHUR LIPSEY LOVETT, JR. Birmingham Business Administration Kappa Alpha KAY MARIE LOWE Galesburg, lllinios English Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha, Secretary; MSM; College Touring Choir, Treasurer; Water Ballet, Student Director; Student Government Association; College Theatre, Brigadoon ; Women ' s House Council, President; In- tramural Council; Mortar Board, President; Kappa Delta Epsilon; National Methodist Scholarship; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Secre- tary, Senior Class. MIKE PHILLIP McKENNA Birmingham Geology Lambda Chi Alpha WILLIAM EDWARD McLAUGHLIN Birmingham Mathematics CHARLES WADE McWATERS Birmingham Economics Pi Kappa Alpha LAURA JEANETTE MAJORS Savannah, Tennessee English HILLTOP NEWS; College Choir; MSM; Transfer from Martin College; Dramatic Club; Student NEA; Wo- men ' s Dormitory Council, President; Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary; Annual Staff; Paper Staff, Associate Editor, Student Council Secretary. CAROL MANASCO Haleyville Biology Zeta Tau Alpha Sweetheart of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Zeta Tau Alpha, Celebrity Honor Roll, Vice President; May Court; Amazons; SOUTHERN ACCENT, Favoirte, Best Dressed; Kappa Delta Epsilon. ERNEST CLAVE MARSHALL Decatur Theta Chi GERALD WILLIAM MARTIN Bessemer Biology English PATRICIA ANN MARTIN Birmingham English Theta Upsilon Theta Upsilon, Secretary, Chaplain; Koppo Delta Epsiion, Vice President; Phi Sigma Iota; HILLTOP NEWS; SOUTHERN ACCENT; Physical Education Club, Publicity Chairman; Intramurols; College Theatre. MILTON RAY MAYFIELD Fairfield Spanish JEROME EDWIN MELMAN Birmingham History Independent Social Chairman, Student Government Association. FRANK RAY MILLENDER Jackson, Mississippi Mathematics Theta Chi Theta Chi, President, Vice President; Wesley Players; Theta Sigma Lambda; SOUTHERN ACCENT; Trans- fer, Millsaps College. ROBERT ORAN MILLER Birmingham Psychology Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha, President; Interfraternity Council, Vice President; Ministerial Association; MSM. MAYME JO MORRIS Jasper Biology Debate Team; College Theatre; MSM. GERALD WILLIAM MOORE Birmingham Business Admin istration MARILYN DOUGLAS MULLINS Birmingham Psychology Pi Beta Phi. Pi Beta Phi, Pledge Class President, Program Chair- man, Philanthropic Chairman; College Red Cross Representative; Freshman Class, Treasurer; Outstand- ing Freshman Woman Award; Mortar Board Scholar- ship Winner; Triangle Club. MARGARET ELAINE MYERS Birmingham Elementary Education Pi Beta Phi Pi Beta, President, Recording Secretary; BSU; Pan- hellenic Council, Vice President; Amazons; Kappa Delta Epsiion; May Day Court; Intramurals; Choir; HILLTOP NEWS, Favorite. JERRY CLYDE NARRAMORE Birmingham Business Administration Kappa Alpha BARBARA ANN OGLESBY Birmingham Sociology Alpha Omicron Pi Price Fellowship; BSU, Secretory; Physical Education Club. JAMES HOWARD PATTERSON, JR. Birmingham Chemistry Theta Chi Theta Chi, President, Treasurer, Pledge Class Presi- dent; ODK, Treasurer; Interfraternity Council, Presi- dent, Vice President; , heta Chi Delta; Student Life Committee, May Day Committee; Intramural Coun- cil; Dorm Council, Representative at Large; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Triangle Club; Lil Abner, Sadie Hawkins Day. s E N I O R S [ 159 ] s E N I O R S A ktfsii [ 160 LOUIS THOMASON PAYNE Jasper Chemistry Sigma Alpha Epsilon Triangle Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Theta Chi Delta, Vice Prseident; Theta Chi Delta Chemistry Award; German Club; Canterbury Club. JACK CARTER PHILLIPS Scottsboro History Sigma Alpha Epsilon Varsity Wrestling Team; Eta Sigma Phi, President; Ministerial Association; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Chap- lain; Men ' s Dorm Council, President; Cabinet, Stu- dent Government Association. CARL OWEN PILGRIM Mobile Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha CHARLES MITCHELL PONDER Birmingham Business Administration Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Kappa Psi. MARGARET ALLEN POWELL Birmingham Elementary Education Kappa Delta Kappa Delta, Secretary; College Theatre; MSM; French Club; May Court. BENJAMIN ERNEST PRICE Birmingham Biology Sigma Alpha Epsilon ODK, President; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice President; President Triangle Club, Vice President; Price Fellow- ship, Vice President; Honor Council; Phi Sigma Iota; Student Life Committee; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities; President, Senior Class; Mr, Hilltopper. Business Administration BILLY RAY PUGH Birmingham PHYLLIS ANN PUGH Hueytown Elementary Education Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Delta Epsilon; Alpha Chi Omega, Pledge Treasurer; Transfer, Judson College. JOSEPH WESLEY RAINES Haleyville Theta Chi MSM; Price Fellowship; Ministerial Association, Vice President; Transfer, Snead College. WILLIAM PIERCE RANDOLPH Franklin, Tennessee Sigma Alpha Epsilon Triangle Club; Ministerial Association; Cabinet, Elections Chairman; Eta Sigma Student Government Association, President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Psychology History President ' s Phi; ODK; THOMAS CARL REEVES Nashville, Tennessee History-Political Science Varsity Debate Squad; College Theatre; MSM Coun- cil; Wesley Players, Director; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Sigma Phi; Treasurer; Price Fellowship, Vice President; Ministerial Association; HILLTOP NEWS; Freshman Ministerial Scholastic Award; 1959 Annual Speech Award. MARVIN NICKELL ROCHELLE Guthrie, Kentucky Physical Education Kappa Alpha Varsity Basketball; Physical Education Club, Presi- dent; Transfer, Vanderbilt University. NEDOM DANIEL ROGERS, JR. Birmingham Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha DOROTHY NELL SANDEFER Birmingham Education Theta Upsilon JAMES CONRAD SATTERFIELD, JR. Birmingham Mathematics Theta Chi Student Life Committee; SOUTHERN ACCENT, Editor; Publications Board; Intramurals; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. MARGARET ELIZABETH SCRUGGS Talladega English Pi Beta Phi Student Government Association, Women ' s Lower Division Representative, Vice President; Price Fellow- ship; MSM, Fellowship Chairman; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Triangle Club; Amazons; I. H. S.; Intramurals, Ten Top Sportswomen; HILLTOP NEWS, Editor; Pan- hellenic Council; College Choir; Mortar Board; Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Philosophy-Mathematics iiology ROBERT EARL SHAW Birmingham SONJA MARIE SHEALY Birmingham Zeto Tou Alpha Choir; Touring Choir; MSM Council; Zeto Tau Alpha, Standards Chairman, Corresponding Secretory; Ushers Club; Dream Girl, Theta Chi Fraternity. JESSIE MARIA SHELBURNE Birmingham English Kappa Delta Co-director, MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT PAGEANT; QUAD, Co-Editor; HILLTOP NEWS, Fine Arts Editor; College Theater, Visit to a Small Planet, The Boy Friend, Caught Dead. MAX STEPHEN SKIDMORE Decatur English Ministerial Association; MSM. JACQUELINE FAY SKINNER Birmingham Mathematics Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Mortar Board, Vice President; Religious Council Secretary; Theta Sigma Lambda, Vice President QUAD, Co-Editor; HILLTOP NEWS, News Editor Alpha Lambda Delta, Treasurer; BSU; Theta Chi Delta. GEORGE GLENN SMITH Birmingham History Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha, Secretary, Treasurer; Physical Educa- tion Club. 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Florida JACK MANN, PiKA Mobile LINDA MATHIS, PiBPhi Boaz BRYAN MAY, TX Sowyerville BILL MORGAN, SAE Birmingham JIM MORENO Birmingham CONSTANTINE MOOROS, LXA Birmingham Class of 1961 CHARLES MULLINS, PiKA Birmingham RICHARD OUTLAW, KA Birmingham CECIL PARKS, KA Birmingham STEVE PATTISON, SAE Mobile JERRY PHILLIPS, SAE Birmingham BARBER POTTS La Fayette BUTCH POWELL, SAE Birmingham JIM PULLEY, ATO Birmingham J U N I O R S iM ri Class of 1961 JOHNNY PUTMAN, ATO Birmingham GLENDA REYNOLDS, PiBPh! Birmingham GRADY RICHARDSON, ATO Birmingham TERESA RINALDI, AOPi Birmingham HELEN ROBERTS, AOPi Mobile TOM ROBINSON, LXA Birminghi griom WILLIAM ROBERTS Talladega THATCHER ROBERTSON, TX Birmingham [ 171 ] J u N I O R S ft CHARLES ROSSER, LXA Bessemer ANDY ROWELL, ATO Birmingham DOROTHY SANDEFER, TU Birmingham LILLIAN SARRIS, KD Birmingham 5WINS0N SCHIPMAN, TX Pensacola, Florida JOSEPH SCOTL LXA Birmingham CELIA SELF, KD Mobile LARRY SHARPE, ATO Langdale [ 172 ] LOUISE SKILLING, AXO Birmingham JOHN SLAUGHTER, TX CItronelle BILL SMITH Birmingham GUYNELLE SMITH, AXO Talladega MARVINE SMITH Nashville, Tennessee MARLENE SMYTH Opelika ROBERT STANSEL Birmingham JERRY STEELMAN, KA Birmingham  M frJSa Class of 1961 MARIAN STEPHENS, AOPi Birmingham TOM STEWART, ATO Birmingham CHARLES STORRS, ATO Wetumpka WANDA STROUD, KD Demopolis MIKE SZABO, LXA Birmingham HERBERT WILLIAMSON Dora J U N I O R S Day after the blizzard before. [ 173 ] Triangle Club Sophomore Service Honorary Organization [ 174 ] Lower Division DICK BALDWIN, ATO Birmingham LLOYD BALDWIN Birmingham T JERRY ABBETT, ATO Alexander City JO ANN ABSTON, TU Cottondole BETSY, ALBEE, KD Mobile CAROLYN ALEXANDER Birmingham JOHANN ALEXANDERSON Stockholm, Sweden BARBARA ALLISON Anniston JEAN ANDEREGG Demopoiis FL ETCHER ANDERSON, PKA Bessemer HOWARD ANDERSON Stevenson JOHN ANDREWS, SAE Birmingham BONNIE AYERS, AOPi Birmingham MALINDA BAILEY, KD Athens JAMES BAILEY, SAE Leeds ROBIN BAIRD, KD Setma CHRISTINE BARNES, AOPi Birmingham WALTER BARNETT Lipscomb BOB BARNETT, SAE Red Oak, Georgia CAROLYN BARRETT, AXO Gadsden Classes of 1962-1963 [ 175 ] CAROL BATES Birmingham ANNE BEADLE, ZTA Florence Lower Division MARIE BAUDRY, TU Birmingham ELEANOR BERQUIST Montgomery PAUL BERSCHEID, LXA Fairfield CALLIE BETANCOURT, KD Mobile Classes of 1962-1963 BONNIE BIEKER Birmingham MARTHA BIERWILER Greensboro, North Carolina CATHERINE BLACKMAN, KD Eufoulo EDMUND BLACKWELL, LXA Birmingham SARA BLAKE Haleyville MICHAEL BLANKENSHIP, AXO Birmingham LADY BONDS Birmingham CHARLES BOONE, DSP Birmingham ETHELINE BOUNDS Huntsville BARBARA BOURNE Birmingham ROBERT BOWEN, KA Birmingham CATHERINE BOYD Birmingham PATTON BRADFORD, SAE Birmingham BRENDA BRADLEY, TU 176 Birmingham STANLEY BUSSEY, KA Bessemer Lower Division LEE BUTLER, ZTA Piedmont JUDY CAMP, KD Mobile . [ MARY BRANNON, AOPi Birmingham SCOBIE BRANSON Monroeville MARY BRASWELL, TU Birmingham JAMES BRITTAIN, LXA Birmingham JIMMY BROTHERTON, SAE Jasper CLAIBORNE BROWN Birmingham MARTHA BRUCE La Grange, Georgia WAYNE BRYANT, PiKA Pinson MARSHALL BURDEN, SAE Mobile CHARLES BRYARS Birmingham MICHAELE BURGIN, AOPi Anniston MARY BURKETTE Birmingham RALPH BURNETT Birmingham ANNE BURWELL, KD Birmingham CHARLES CANON, SAE Opelika TERRY CARGILE, DSP Birmingham JACKIE CARROLL, TX McCalla T T- Classes of 1962-1963 [ 177 ] GAYLE GARTNER Winston-Salem, North Corolina [ 178 ] Lower HOWARD CASTON, TX New Richmond, Ohio BARBARA CAUFIELD Gardendale MARTHA CHAFIN, ZTA Birmingham CHARLES CHAMBERS, LXA Fairfield BETTY CHAPMAN, PIBPhi Tuscumbia Classes of 1962-1963 Division ARTHUR CHAPPLE Birmingham SANDRA CHARACTER, ZTA Gadsden CELESTE CISCO, PiBPhi Birmingham LINDA CLARK, KD Birmingham PAUL CLEM, TX Annislon EMORY CLOTFELTER, ATO Bessemer WILLIAM COCHRAN Birmingham BONNIE COFIELD, ZTA Birmingham DARRELL COOK, SAE Birmingham HILDA COPELON Birmingham MARY LOUISE CORBITT, AXO Opp PAT COURINGTON, SAE Albertville CAROL ANN COWLEY Pensacoio, Florida JUNE COX, ZTA Birmingham s: lllk l ' v J Lower Division LARRY CULVER, PKA Birmingham JOKN CULVERHOUSE Birmingham SANDRA CUSTRED, ZTA Vincennes, Indiana ANNETTE DAVIS Birmingham JUDY DAVIS Harriman, Tennessee LINDA DAVIS York PATSY DAVIS, TU Tarrant MIMI DeARMAN, ZTA Birmingham JERRY DEATON, TX Birmingham R ' CHARD DEES Grand Bay DOROTHY DOUGLAS Birmingham ROBERT DOWDA, SAE Birmingham LARRY DURHAM, SAE Decatur TYSON CRAVEN, ATO Birmingham - «- GWEN CROWE Mtk Birmingham JANE EDWARDS, AXO Birmingham 1- MARY EDWARDS, PiBPhi Mobile DAVID EGGE Pensacola, Florida Classes of 1962-1963 LARRY DILL, TX Anniston CARL DIMICK Birmingham [ 179 ] •;3 MARTHA ANN ELLIS Birmingham PAT ELLISOR, KD Seima PAT ENGLE, AOPi Montrose SHARRON ENGLAND Cantonment, Florida EARL E5TE5 Birmingham BILL FELL Atlanta, Georgia Classes of 1962-1963 [ 180 ] BARBARA FERGUSON, PIBPhl Farrburn, Georgia LEE FESPERMAN Birmingham JAN FINCHER, AXO New Orleans, Louisiana LYNNE FISHER Decatur JO ANNE FOOTE, ZTA Gadsden CYNTHIA FORD, AOPi LaFayette OWEN FORD Demopolis JOHN FOUST, TX Birmingham ANNETTE FOWLER, PiBPhi Birmingham CHARLOTTE FOWLER Birmingham JOYCE FOWLER Cullman MARCIA FOWLER Eristol, New Hampshire PAT FOWLER, ZTA Greensboro ROSEMARY FRANKLIN, AXO Birmingham Lower Division V ' Lower Division Mi JANE FREDERICK, KD Talladega COOPER FRENCH, ATO Graceville, Florida ELAINE FULLER, TU Birmingham SUZIE FULLERTON Birmingham JEAN GALLOWAY, KD Mobile MARY NELL GAMBLE Birmingham JAMES GAULDIN, LXA Birmingham BILLY GEORGE, SAE Whistler EDDIE GEORGE, TX Vincennes, Indiana JANE GERHARDT, KD Birmingham JAMES GIBSON Pell City FREDDIE GILBERT, PiKA Birmingham CHRIS GILMORE, SAE Pensacola Florida BOB GIPSON Birmingham CATHY GLOSSER, KD Gadsden JAN GOBER, PiBPhi Panoma City, Florida BARBARA GODFREY, PiBPhi Florence NANCY GODFREY, 7-TA Gadsden NORMA GOODWIN Birmingham MIMI GRAHAM, AXO Birmingham Classes of 1962-1963 [ 181 ] Lower Divis [ 182 ] NANCY GRAVES, KD Birmingham CONNIE GRIFFIN Anniston REBECCA GRIFFIN Gadsden JOKN GROAT, ATO Fort Payne ROBERT GUTHRIE Birmingham DAVID HAIGLER, SAE Birmingham MAXIE HALL, KA Bessemer SUSAN HAMMAN Panama City, Florida VIRGINIA ANN HARBIN Anniston ED HARDIN, SAE Montgomery LYNN HARRIS Birmingham MARY MARGARET HARRIS, AXO Birmingham CHARLES HAYES Birmingham PEGGY HAYES Ml Plateau MONTYE HAZELGROVE Birmingham ROGER HEAD, ATO Birmingham LEE HEADLEY, KD Gadsden CAROLYN HEARN, AOPi Birmingham BETTY HEATH, KD Sheffield RENEE ' HERNANDEZ, TU Birmingham Classes of 1962-1963 LEE HERREN, PIBPhi Tallassee BILL HICKS, ATO Fairfield Lower Division it Mi: GERALD HICKS, KA Bessemer MERRY HICKS, KD Selma GIBSON HIGGINS, TX Birmingham NANCY HIGGINS WF Birminqham Classes of 1962-1963 LOY HILL Birmingham MARTHA ANN HILL Mobile TRIXIE HILL Gardendale JO ANN HODGES ijirmingham WILLIE HODGES, SAE Morionna, Florida MARY HOLLINGSWORTH, KD Birmingham RANDAL HOLMES, PKA Hueytown JUDY HOOPER Birmingham FRANK HORN, KA Selma GARY HORNER Auburn, Kentucky MIKE HOWE, SAE Birmingham JAN HOWELL Piedmont JULIAN HOWELL, SAE Selma CHARLES HUDGINS Albertvilie k rM [ 183 ] CHARLES JONES, PiKA Birmingham Lower Division MdiM . i I 184 ] ALBERT HUGHES Fairfield RICHMOND HUGHES, SAE Pinson BRUCE HULBERG, SAE Birmingham LINDA HUNT Alexander City PATSY JENNINGS Chalkville BLAIR JOHNSON Harrimon, Tennessee LaNELLE JOHNSON, AOPi Fayette JIM JOHNSON Birmingham PAT JOHNSON, ZTA Mobile RICHARD JOHNSON, TX Ashland CAROLYN JONES, ZTA Birmingham CHAD JONES, ATO Birmingham CLARENCE JONES Birmingham GAIL JONES Panama City, Florida NORMA JONES RICHARD JONES, SAE Huntsville MARY ANNE IVEY Birmingham ELVA JOYCE JENNINGS AXO Bessemer TOMMY JONES Bessemer 1 m M Classes of 1962-1963 HENRY JORDAN, TX Fairhope Lower KLAUS JUNG Germany Division C «i CHARLTON KEEN, PiKA Marianna, Florida JAMES KING Birmingham LOUISE KIRBY, KD ROBERT KENDRICK Opelika Birmingham KENNETH KIRKPATRICK Birmingham MARTIN KITE, SAE RICHARD KERLEY, PiKA College Pork, Georgia Birmingham ROBERT KONTZEN, ATO Birmingham JUDY KULBERG JAMES KIKER, PiKA Decatur Birmingham SHERRILL LAMPPIN, PiBPh Mobile TED LANKFORD, ATO Birmingham Classes of 1962-1963 BARBARA LASSETTER Birmingham RUTH LATIMER Hendersonviile, Tennessee DORIS LATTA Birmingham LYNN LAYTON Tarrant LINDA LEATH Gaylesville BARBARA LEDBETTER, ZTA Talladega [ 185 ] GLORIA LETSON Concord LYNDA LEVE Alberlville BARBARA LeVINGE, TU Birmingham JOE LEWIS, LXA Birmingham LORETTA LINDAHL, AOPi Birmingham MARIAN UNDER Birmingham Classes of 1962-1963 [ 186 ] BO LINN Birmingham ANNE LITTLE Mobile JOHN LOCKHART Birmingham CAROLYN LOONEY, AXO Gadsden ANN LOVE, PIBPhi Pensacolo, Florida WAYNE LOWERY Birmingham FRANK LOWREY, SAE Centreville MITCH LOWRY, AXO Gadsden BETTY LUTTRELL, PiBPhi Atmore GLORIA McCLURKIN Birmingham LUCY McCOMBS Birmingham SHIRLEY McCRARY, ZTA Birmingham RUTH McCURDY King ' s Mountoin, North Caroli DAVID McDANIEL, PiKA Birmingham Lower Division SAMMY MANN, SAE Eufaula ' % Lower Division LILA MANOR, KD Birmingham CHARLES MARLIN, TX Franklin, Tennessee Lt PAT McDEVITT, TU Birmingham JEANNINE McGAHEE Mulgo RAY McGIMSEY, LXA Birmingham MARY McllWAIN Birmingham DAVID McINTOSH Nashville, Tennessee ANNE McLEOD, ZTA Mobile BARBARA McLEOD Silver Spring, Maryland JOE McKEEVER Birmingham SAM McMASTER, PiKA Birmingham DAVID McMillan, ka Birmingham JOHN MACKIN, ATO Selma PETER MADDEN Houston, Texas GEORGIA ANN MANLEY Mobile JON MANN, TX Tallassee ED MARTIN Birmingham MARYEDITH MARTIN, AXO Murfreesboro, Tennessee MARY SUE MAPLES, ZTA Birmingham toP i Classes of 1962-1963 [ 187 ] Lower Division RACHEL MATHES, AXO Coral Gables, Florida BETH MAY Dora ALLEN MAYO Birmingham HELEN MEIGS, ACPI Selma CHAMP MEYERCORD, SAE Mobile DAN MILLER Tuscaloosa DEAN MILLER PensDcola, Florida DOUGLAS MILLER Dothon SHERRY MILLER, ZTA Atlanta, Georgia JEANETTE MILLS Birmingham MARY JANE MILLS, AOPi Birmingham jIduLiI [ 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DOWNTOWN 111 North 19th St. Serving the South Since 1876 KLEIN ' S FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TWO LOCATIONS SOUTH SIDE 2009 Highland Ave. FA 3-8761 VESTAVIA SHOPPING CENTER TR 9-1656 JOY YOUNG CAFE CHINESE AND AMERICAN COOKING The Best in Food and Service 412 N. 20th Street AL 1-0371 NICK ERBEN ' S BUN ' N BUN 1107 S. 20th St. Birmingham, Alabama CURB SERVICE BAR-B-Q-FRIED CHICKEN-PIES STEINWAY the instrument of the immortals Exclusive distributors of STEINWAY HARDMAN-DUO SOHMER LESTER 2225 Ist Avenue North SEALS PIANO COMPANY ' ' ' ' Alabamxi s oldest piano house ' ' Established 1882 Phone FA 2-1825 CONSTANTINE DRIVE-IN 2800 Lomb Avenue Phone ST 6-2351 TOM AND HIS FIVE SONS Welcome You To Enjoy THE SOUTH ' S FINEST FOODS Curb Service Take-Out Service PHONE IN, TAKE IT HOME A Favorite Eating Place of Southern ' s Students ALABAMA BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION The South ' s Leading Commercial Producer of COKE - COAL CHEMICALS - COAL First National Building Phone AL 2-5171 BIRMINGHAM FEINEFIELD GREEN, INC. FOR THE NEWEST IN FASHIONS 2402 Montevallo Road TR 9-4062 MOUNTAIN BROOK, ALABAMA MAGIC DRIVE-IN CLEANERS, INC. Makes Clothes Beautiful SHIRTS • FLUFF DRY LAUNDRY Phone ST 8-3062 615 8lh Avenue West THE ENSLEY GRILL GOOD FOOD 414 19th Street ENSLEY WOLFE ' S FEMININE APPAREL GOODYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY ALABAMA PRODUCE COMPANY WATERS FLORIST ACROSS FROM WEST END HOSPITAL 705 Tuscaloosa Avenue ST 7-4665 COLLEGE CAFETERIA and BOOK STORE FAVORITE CAMPUS PLACE FOR MEETING EATING GREETING COLLEGE HILLS CORNER COLLEGE HILLS FOOD CENTER ST 8-0141 735 8th Ave., W. Charles W. and Aline Cutcliff Owners COLLEGE HILLS REXALL DRUG STORE ST 5-4108 ,737 8th Ave., W. W. E. WHITE, Owner COLLEGE BARBER SHOP 645 8th Ave., W. COLLEGE CLEANERS Established Since 1939 729 8th Ave., W. ST 6-3245 Howard L. Link— James A. Link Owners MONTGOMERY REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CO. SALES RENTALS INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS A. C. MONTGOMERY, President R. M. Montgomery, 36, Vice President 528 North 20th Street Phone FA 2-3325 ' Your invitation to a Delicious Lunch W A I T E ' S 2101 7th Ave., South AL 1-9224 FINE FOODS SINCE 1923 LOVETT ' S FLOWERS Bedding Plants Wedding Decorations Funeral Designs 2150 Highland Avenue S. AL 1-6126 Greenhouse: 630 6th Ave., S.W. . AL 2-5117 «b J.TRUETTPAYNECO.JNC Royal Cup CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL 231 S. 22nd St. 2029 3rd Ave., S. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Producers of COFFEE • TEA SPICES i 1 • DANIEL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Royal Cup - the name that has meant Quality for over 60 years OF ALABAMA dale ' s RESTAURANTS BIRMINGHAM AMPLE PARKING f SLAG DIVISION Downtown Homewood DALE ' S CELLAR DALE ' S HIDEAWAY 1927 7th Ave., N. 1907 28th Ave., S. FA 2-2461 TR 9-6791 of VULCAN MATERIALS ENGEL COMPANIES COMPANY OVER 50 YEARS OF COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 1921 1st Avenue North AL 2-0251 LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY and BROWN-SERVICE INSURANCE COMPANY FRANK P. SAMFORD, President BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA LINE MATERIAL INDUSTRIES McGRAW-EDISON COMPANY . . a.iid the best In size: the biggest. In quality: the best. In name: American Cast Iron Pipe Company. From its Birmingham plant roll hundreds of thousands of feet of cast iron pipe annually. Chances are, the water you drink and the gas you use come to you via American Cast iron Pipe ... for in the pipe that rates No. 1 for service, the name AMERICAN rates No. 1 for quality. And, in tubu- lar steel products another name — ACIPCO — stands equally high for cen- trifugally spun steel tubing. Serving the nation and the world, American Cast Iron Pipe Company is proud of its part in putting Birmingham on the map as the leading source for cast iron pipe and tubular steel products. BIRMINCMAM 13 OO. ALABAMA [ 207 ] Sign of GOOD PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHY Producers of HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS MILITARY PUBLICATIONS Your yearbook is published only ONE time. 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