Judson College - Conversationalist Yearbook (Marion, AL)

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SERVICE CLUBS The Intemational Relations Club seeks to create an interest in and an understanding of current events and world problems. Monthly meetings are held in which programs are presented to help members gain clearer in- sight into the world in which they live. OFFICERS PATSY STONE .................. President MRS. ANNIE LEE NICHOLS ....... Sponsor Left to Right, Firrt Row fseatedj: Mary Elizabeth Perkins, Carol May, and Blair Bowling. Second Row: Anne Williamson, Pat Hop- per, Nettie Stoer, Patsy Henson, Sally Wilson, and Doris Smith. Standing: Jane Parker, Nancy Gay, Mary Elam, Patsy Stone, Annette Jackson, Shirley Hickson, Betty Veal, and Judy Essary. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Membership in the Polly E. Thomas Home Economics Club is open to all students interested in home economics. Monthly meetings are held in which guest speakers and group discussions increase one's interest in this field. We also belong to the A. H. E. A. Chapter. OFFICERS SARA VAUGHAN '.Pre,fident MISS DONNA REED ........... Sponsor Left to Right, Seated: Nannette Clark, Mari Jones, and Paula Gris- sette. Standing: Miss Read, Mary Lynda Hodges, Betty Maples, Sara Mitchell, Lavonia Wallace, Janet Mooney, Joyce Law, and Sara Vaughan. HOME ECONOMIC CLUB 72

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Terpsichorea, the modern dance club, is composed of members who are selected for their interest, ability, and skill in dancing. Terpischorea presents major pro- grams at Christmas and May Day with tour programs in the spring semester. OFFICERS MAMIE LITTLE . ...... President MISS MARY LEE CATHEY . . . ..... Sponsor Left to Right, First Row: Dolly Hall, Frances Henson, Ethylyn Hardesty, Gloria Cox, and Marcia Reeves. Second Row: Sharolyn Swoape, Janice Williamson, Marsha Wilson, Mary Ussary, and Elaine Nichols. Third Row: Mary Elizabeth Perkins, Mary Bruce Crawford, Miss Cathey, Wood- ie Griffin, and Mamie Little. The Dolphin Club is an organi- zation which promotes interest in synchronized swimming. Members of this club are selected each year on the basis of their interest and ability in swimming. The members must be willing to devote much preparations for their time to pageants at Christmas and in the spring. OFFICERS ANNE WEBSTER ...... .President MISS ,IUANITA GRANT. .Sponsor Left to Right, Seated: Anne Webster, janet Rutledge, Lee Partin, Nancy Hall, Ginger Bedford, Becky McDaniel, El- len Goodell, and Leslie Nevois. Standing: Jan Aspinall, Judy Jerome, Ginger Scales, Bebe Currie, Elise Wingfield, and Miss Grant. TERPSICHOREA DOLPHIN CLUB 71

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fs -..e.wf.s r . Left to Right' Dollie Hall Ellen Elgin Patsy D S T U D E N T S O R G A N I Z I O N S Stone, Mary .Frances Vadien, Sheldon ,Jones The membership of this organization is composed of jud- son students who do not live on the campus. Its purpose is to give opportunity to the day students to keep in contact with campus activities. OFFICERS SHIRLEY TUBBS ................... .... P resident MRS. CLAUDINE ANDERSON ..... ...Sponsor SOCIOLOGY Woodie Griffin, Elaine Nichols, Sherry Lever ctte, and Shirley Tubbs. Students majoring or minoring in :iology comprise the membership of the ciology Club. The purpose of the club to create and develop interest in various lds of sociological concem, -sociological aearch, and in such practical applications sociology as social work. OFFICERS ,LLY WILSON ........ .... P resident l. GREENFIELDS . . . .... Sponsor Left to Right, First Row fseatedj: Dot Loyd and Betty Maples. Second Row: Anne Webster, Joyce Law, Sally Wilson, Pat Turnip- seed, Nettie Stoer, and Doris Smith. Third Row fstandingj: Pat Hopper, Arlene Bossio, Patsy Colley, Pam Wallace, Dr. Green- fields, Jackie Davis, Gail Lauen, and Pauline Tubbs. 73