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

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FIRST ROW: Mrs. Huff, LaVelle McCain, Bill Boone, Kathenne Howard, Judy Tuck, Kate Goode. SECOND ROW: Mr. Huff, Peggy Lard, Pat Lawrence, Jane Elkins, Dianne Noblitt, Carl Farns, Ruth Goode. THIRD ROW: Bob Crumby, Carl Van Bibber, Sherrill Stein, Ted Kennemur, Bob Pace, Dan Boone. PRESBYTERIAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP The PRESBYTERIAN STUDENT FELLOWSHIP is com- posed of all active Presbyterian students on the campus. Its purpose is to promote spiritual growth for each student and to encourage any others that are interested to participate. This Fellowship was organized during the summer of 19 ' i7. They sponsored a retreat and workshop for planning the next year ' s activities and participated in Religious Emphasis Week, which was held on the campus. OFFICERS President KATE GOODE 1 Vice President - JUDY TUCK Secretary KATHERINE HOWARD Treasurer BILLY BOONE 206

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4 M E M R I ; L ft M P H I I ' lRST ROW: Dr. Z. K. Dickerson, Pe gy Tucker, Tommy Epperson, Pat Bostick, Joyce Chesser, Jimmy Clemmons, Launcttc Yocum, John Bush. Vera.Osmer, Carolyn Posey, Je rrie Streater. SECOND ROW: Sue Vinson. Jean Davis. Glcnda Rickard, Carolyn BuMini;- ton, Carolyn Fannin.c, Pat Purvis, Marie Babb, Annette Gibbs, Rita Waldrep, Jim Parrish, Bill Culver, Charles Hester. THIRD RO V: Marlene Adkins. Nobel Reeves, Ford Isom, Lavonne Kennedy, Christine Edgar. Bill Nelms, Mary Shrader, Eugene Glenn, Billy Joe Camp, Jackie Tackett I-Ol ' RTH ROW: Alex Couch, George Kraft, Charles Winborne, Marvin Daly, William Downing, Hilmer Hargett, Louise ll.in.: X i Pace, Kenneth Murphy. SIGMA TAU PI OFFICFRS Presideul ALEX COUCH Vice Preside,,! CAROLYN POSEY Secretary BETTY GENTRY Treasurer JOHN BISM SIGMA TAU PI is especially designed for business majors in Business and Education and Business Administration. The members of this club, beini; numerous, are charged dues for annual membership and sponsor several Activities each year. One of their biggest jobs is painting slogans on all the store wmdows in downtown Florence during Homecoming. This highly active club also s[Totisors the annual Spring I ' ormal, one of the highlights of the siKial year, and a Business Opportunities Day for all college business majors.

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FIRST ROW, StATHD: Gloria Ritter, Louise Hampton, Louise barber, Buddy Clem, Loy Bryan, Ku a VvaldcL-p. Aniitttc Gibbs, Billv Camp, Doyce Gunter. SECOND ROW: Lou Mornson, Connie Perkerson, Rosemary Prince, Myra Ashley. Joann Heming, Bobby Sharp, Milton Speake, Carolyn Phillips, Sandra Fulton, Julia Terry, Freddy Hester, Bill Nclms, Glen Warner, Buddy Whitlock. Julian Phillips. Rolland Odcn, Howard Johnson, Betty Miller. Kenneth Dial, jerry Albers. Richard Oliver, Pe,ci:y Renfro, Jack Hendrix, Sankey Sherer. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP ornrrRS Presideiil ROBFRT CLI-.M Vice President WILLIAM WHITLOCK Secretary JANF NF.WTON Treasurer MILTON SPFAKF The purpose of the WI-SLFY rOlNDATIOX is to tic the student to the local Church and to promote individual spiritual growth. This organization is composed of all the Methodist students on the campus. Ail students are welcomed to the re£;ular procram meeting each Wednesday night and Morning Meditation, Monday through I ' riday. These programs are s[xinsorcd by tlie Wesley Fellowship. 207