Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

- ' ' J% - ' • ' -V- !  ■ I JS VS ' ' - .? . ' X JnnoDiicing... The Columns 19i6 Published by THE ANNUAL STAFF OF ATHENS COLLEGE Foreword . . . .With the flow of inexorable time, those things we cherish are destined to become but dusty memories . We ore together for only a fleet- ing moment, then the diverse ways of destiny will send us on, each to his fate, each in his way. The trails in life we take will lead us farther and farther apart. The memories we will hold, fresh when the year is over, will grow dimmer and dimmer as the years in the future swiftly become the present, and the present become the past . Because of this acute realization, our motive in making this book is to capture a part of this magic moment together, so that in the years to come, even though, we cannot cross the barrier physically, we can, in memory, return to Athens College and relive in part, the beautiful, care- free times so wonderfully spent together Founders Hall Founders Hall, famous for itsbeautiful columns, wasbuilt in 1842. By an act- of Congress, Founders Hall is to be preserved as one of the finest examples of Southern Architecture. Mc (landless Hall ■• McCandles Hall contains Laboratories, Art rooms, Offices, and an Auditorium. New classrooms have recently been constructed on the third floor. BeauHFul Sanders Hall was constructed in 1924 as a dormitory for girls. t was named in honor of W. T. Sanders, a true friend of Athens College. Brown Hall The Flag Pole (left) and a corner of Brown Hall (right) Gymnasium in rear. Dedication DR. EMORY C. UNNEWEHR We are ever too reluctant to express acknowledgment and appreciation for those people who render us great services in a modest and unassuming manner. We, of Athens College, owe much to such a man. Dr. E.C. Unnewehr, who, by his greatability as a scientist and teacher, his high ideals, and his unselfish service to the Col lege and Community, has aided invaluably in the growth of Athens College. By his very capable efforts and his unsurpassed character. Dr. Unnewehr has won a permanent place in the hearts of those associated with him. To you. Dr. Unnewehr, we dedicate this book, in the hope that it will convey some of our tardy appreciation for your efforts in our behalf. The Editor Speaks... It has been my honorand privilege to edit The Columns during 1956, without a doubt, the best year that Athens Col lege has ever seen . It seems to me that Athens College has entered a new era. The year 1955-56 has been the year beyond the crisis. The college has passed the point of danger in its life. We have watched with pride and admiration the undefeatable spirit of Athens College asserting itself. In the long-awaited accreditation of the college, we have seen the hopes and dreams and efforts of many people become a dynamic reality. Athens Col lege is possessed of a long and glorious past but lam singu- larly convinced that its future will be far more glorious and much, much longer . Harold Raley Editor adminiit , 5 v2r - ' ' Tuesday :A ■ uesdQV ISk- DR. PERRY B. JAMES President A.B.,B.D.,M.Ed.,D.D. DANIEL C. LEIDIG A.B.,M.A. Dean of Students EDGAR R. MOORE Dean A.B.,M.A.,D.Ed. Tbp ildiiiiiiistration of t ifu College FOREST S. WARD Registrar B.Ped.,B.S. .M.A. GEORGE T. CRUTCHFIELD B. S. Public Relations MRS. LOLA CRUTCHFIELD LILLLAN GRAY DR. RICHARD W. GRIFFIN Assistant Registrar B.S.,M. A. B.S.,M. A.,Ph.D. Economics History DR. WAIGHTS G. HENRY. SR. A.B. ,B.D. .Ph.D. Religion DR. HERBERT L. HUGHES A.B..M.A.,Ph.D. MISS ADA B. JOHNSON B.S. .M. S. Dietician The itdministration m jB of t im College H H . 1 HARRIET W. JONES Dean of Women JOHN G. KRAMER A.B.,M.A..Ph. D. Head of Division of Humanities RUTH N. KRAMER CHARLES A. LUNDQUIST MADISON L. MARSHALL A.B.,M.A. B.S. .Ph.D. B.S., M.S. .Ph.D. Psychology Mathematics Chemistry DR. CHARLES E. MATHEWS A. B., Ph.D. Romance Languages KARL OLIVER B.M.,M. M. Music MRS. BILLIE A. MAY A.B. Secretarial Science The ildmiaistration of MhBns College MARY OLIVER A.B.,B.M..M.M. Music DR. ERWIN C. PAUSTIAN A.B. ,M.A. .Ph. D. Head of Division of Social Science MARY MOORE PHILLIPS B. S. Physical Education MARTHA PORTER Secretary to President W. J. TERRY B. S. ,M.A. Education EDWIN C. PRICE JUDGE D. L. ROSENAU LLOYD STONE B.S..M.A. B.A.,J.D. B.S. ,M. S. Humanities Business Law Mathematics t m 1 The Ju:: ftdministration i B H il If MMm College M. W. TAYLOR B.C.S. Accounting DR. E. C. UNNEWEHR B.S.,Ph.D. Head of Division of Science and Mathematics MRS. C. D. WHITE CARLTON WHITT FRANK C. WINSTON DR. RICHARD YOUNG Barsai B.S.,M.S. B.S. in L. S. B.S.,Ph. D. Chemistry 14 Librarian Biology ; ' . • -•e ' n:.w ; ' AHi.-iaii.-i Tj Seniors BEN J. ALLISON FRANK ATKINSON MARY E. CAIN LULA B. COLLIER W MILTON COFFMAN C 17 t i seniors JAMES T. DELMORE WAYNE DRIVER LEONARD COSSET MARIE HILL BOB HOLLAND 18 ROBERT E. KENNEDY Seniors BREWER KENTON RONALD LEE RICHARD MACKIEWITZ 19 W. R. NELSON Seniors iSi CLEM NOBLITT BECIL ODELL PATTERSON FARRELL TUCKER ORVILLE SMITH MARY WEEKS 20 I ■.? ; HS luniors « t7t. W. J. AUSTIN DEAN BOLAN w M Joniors BIL LY BOWLES CHARLES BOWLING 23 EDWARD BALL NOVELLA BILLIONS BOBBY CRAFTS KENNETH DODD 24 i RAY EDWARDS Jnniors WILLARD EVANS WALTER GEY MARVIN HAMILTON 25 Juniors ARLICE HAMMOND AUSTIN HICKS EUGENE HOLLAND ROBERT HOOIE 26 J. W. HUDSON G. W. HUGHES - HP CARROL G. HUMPHRIES IRBY JOHNSON AUBIE LATHAM r ' ::sk , « I ' Juniors THOMAS MISNER i V ' ' y N ' i t ROBERT MANLEY DAN PRICE JAMES RIGGS JACK PEAKE 28 HILTON ROBERTS i . ' , fOP HAROLD RYAN ROBERT ROMINE ' i S CAROL TAVEL LELDON THOMPSON 29 THOMAS SIMMONS LOWELL SMITH Juniors ROBERT THOMAS WINSTON WARD 30 NOFFLITT WILLIAMS sophomores _3 ELLAREE ADAMS CHARLES L. ADERHOLT Sophomores 1956 BENTON BALL RAGAN HOLING GEORGE BLAXTON CHARLES E. BRADFORD EUGENE H. CAGLE Sophomores 1951) BILLY CHANDLER WILMA DALY W. L. COLE WENDELL ESSLINGER LAWRENCE B. FRAHN, JR. Sophomores 19 6 FREIDA GIBSON MARY HAYES DOROTHY HARTSELLE BRENDA HOLLAND CHARLES E. HOWARD Sophomores 19S6 ARLON KELLY LEONARD LOVE JOHN W. LEE JOHN LYLE WINDELL S. McKELVEY Sophomores 19i6 CHARLES McLEMORE JAMES MINOR RONALD McNUTT PATSY MINOR EDSEL MOORE Sophomores m J. E. PARKER JOHN PHARES BOBBY PATTON BOBBY POWERS R. C. POWERS Sophomores nu HAROLD RALEY JACK RIETHMAIER JOYCE RALEY BILLY SANDLIN JAMES E. SHARPE Sophomores 1956 BERNARD TAYLC R MARVIN TAYLOR BE-LY JOE TERRY BYRON THOMAS Sophomores 1956 WILLIAM H. TIPPINS RICHARD H. ULRICH ROSS VINSON NANCY WINTON Sophomores m CORDELL WISE GERALD WOOD JANE WISEMAN mm ' xm ■vhc j « li frEshmen ..---r tiir.;?- Freshmen MARLON ALVIS CHARLES ATKINS HOLLIS AURBAN D. V. BAUER ROBERT A. BEASLEY LOUIS BISHOP Freshmen DAN BOLING ALLEN BOWERS JOHN BOYD BILLY BURROUGHS CLIFFORD CAMPBELL NORRIS CHRISTOPHER ' v i:-e.i i fei; i-;virf ;Vv;. FreshniBn J. T. COLLINS BUSTER CRAIG DIANE DAVIS JAMES W. GRAY JOAN GREEN ELLA JO GRIFFIN Freshmen GEORGE W. HARTSELLE JOE DOCK HENSON KYLE HOLLADAY RACHEL HOLLAND HULAND HUMPHRIES BOBBY JENKINS (• • ■ ' i-i ' i4 . ' - ' ry ;!itrW ' tr ;A5V: ' 0 ' ;S i« iwVik i::-V;: ' S ;- ' v ' A)t:ii Frpshnipn BOBBY JOHNSON MARCELLE JOHNSON MRS. RALPH JOLLY CHARLES JONES MALCOM JONES DOUGLAS KEYE 1-, «(- c rS  ii '   Freshmen ■:-.i-:: : = j ' - !V -- ' - ' gm! : ' ' ' ' ' MARY ANN LAY GLORIA ANN LEE JOSEPH D. LEE DON LENTZ MARCUS LONG BILLY D. LOONEY Freshmen WAYNE LOTT BUFORD MAGNUSSON THOMAS McCUTCHUEN CLYDE McDARIS MYRON MELTON DON MITCHELL Freshmen ? - ' ■-: -as ■•■■■ ' RICHARD NELSON BURTON NIEMEYER JOHN OWENS ALFRED POOLE JAMES E. POWERS JAMES ROBBINS T-i ' i, Freshnini HUBERT RUF CAMILLA SHAW DWIGHT SINIARD DICK SIVLEY JEANETTE SMITH W. L. TAYLOR JOE TINGLY DELANO TURNEY ' -•: 5 JESSStJKft ' rB;?,ji; Freshmen :■.:.•;■■ ' , ; ' ■% ■: i• ; 3vj:«s;. H• •i■ iipj ' ' ' ' ' ' ANTHONY DuBOSE VANN III BETTY VAUGHN MRS. EVELYN WADDELL BILLY WARD ALTON D. WHITE TED WILLIAMS LEE WOODARD HAROLD WRIGHT . ,-_r .-(, ' ,._ 5 ' . .ri-• ■ mmmm 1 oroan izati on V- ■■-rS ' -si pn P . ' ' ■- From I he S (i A 19.16 Athens College is a unique insHtution in many ways, and nowhere is this fact more apparent than in the distribution of its student body. The doy and night Classes actually constitute two schools. Each has its own peculiar problems, and each demands fair and equal consideration from the faculty, administration and stu- dent government. Each deserves that consideration. But limited facilitiesand finances sometimes prescribe actions that under different circumstances would not be necessary or desirable. This is the dilemma that faced the Student Government Association this year, and that problem will continue to exist as long as the present distribution prevails. One government must govern two Colleges . What we have done (and are doing) to equalize the social opportunities between the two groups is a matter which we hope speaks for itself. We have certainly made mistakes, but we have also made progress. In the course of time, someone may introduce the ideal program. We trust that our small work will have made the solution easier to find. For all the assistence and encouragement given to the Cabinet throughout this past year, I offer the sincerest appreciation. Without student interest, the S.G.A. becomes a meaningless term. Especially to Dean Moore, Dean Leidig and Dr. Paus- tain goes our grateful thanks. The student body has in them sincere and constant friends. By this means the officers and members of the Cabinet express their gratitude for having been given the opportunity to promote in o small way the progress of Athens College. Ronnie Lee President of the S.G.A. 57 FRONT ROW: Dr. Herbert L. Hughes, Jane Wiseman, James Lee Woodward, Annie Mae Searcy. George T. Crutchfield, Elizabeth A. Cain, Ronald Lee. BACK ROW: Roy Wayne Driver, Robert E. Manley, James T. Delmore, Dr. Perry B. James, Prof. Daniel G. Leidig, Prof. Edwin C. Price, Dr. R. Edgar Moore. MEMBERS NOT SHOWN: Lillian Gray, Jeanne Waters Jolly. Sigma Tau Delta ktional English Fraternity Kappa Zeta Chapter Another sign of the accelerated progress! veness that Athens College is currently experiencing was the recent organization of a new college fraternity. The Kappa Zeta Chapter of The Sigma Tau Delta National English Fraternity. Organized specifically for English students, the Fraternity provides an outlet for individual creative writing and gives the student an opportunity to become acquainted with the work of English students all over the United States. Certain requirements and standards must be met by the students before they can enter the fraternity . Among these are high scholastic rating, and a manifested interest in English or closely allied fields. The Fraternity was begun by Dr. Herbert L. Hughes, Professor of English at Athens College . Dr. Hughes has had much experience in this particular phase of Col lege English . He began several chapters of this fraternity in colleges he was associated with before coming to Athens Col lege . 58 The Colnnins Staff George Crutchfield Faculty Advisor STAFF Editor Harold Raley Business Manager Diane Davis Picture Editor Jeanette Smith Advertising Manager .... Brenda Holland Photographer Ronnie Lee Layout Camilla Shaw Joan Green Marlon Alvis Sports Editor Nofiet Williams Assistant Sports Editor Bobby Patton The Ithenian SEATED: Jane Wiseman. STANDING: Mary Hayes, Harold Raley, Brenda Holland. Editor Jane Wiseman Assistant Editor Harold Raley Business Managers Brenda Holland Mary Hayes Sports Editors Nofflit Williams Bobby Patton Reporters Tom Misner Ronnie Lee Jeanette Smith Photographer Ronnie Lee The Athenian is an official newspaper of Athens College, published monthly by the students of Athens College. Mr. ilthens College Harold is a sophomore from West Point, Alabama . An English major, he is currently editor of The Columns, member of The Athenian staff and president of the Sophomore class. Miss ithens (College Rachel Holland Rachel is a freshman from Athens, Alabama. Rachel is presidentof the Student Christian Associ- ation of Athens Col lege and a member of The Athens College Choir. Uinisterial Issoriation The Ministerial Association of Athens College is composed of Ministerial students and other full-time church workers. The ulterior motive and objective of this organization is to blend the highest ideals of the church and College through the unbiased media of Christian fellowship . It is their phi losophy that the highest exemplification of this ideal can be achieved by being an intregal part of both these groups. We of Athens College realize the delicate and difficult position this ideal has placed these men under. But with this realization we extend our congratulations for having, in large measure, succeeded. FRONT ROW: Dean Bolan, James Minor, John Phares, Thomas Simmons. SECOND ROW: Ragan Boling, W. L. Cole, Buford McElroy, John Lee and W. J. Alston. NOT SHOWN: Wayne Driver. 64 Thomas Simmons President Joan Green, Camilla Shaw, Rachael Holland and Diane Davis. Stfldent (]hristian Association OFFICERS Rachael Holland President Mary Hayes Vice-President Joan Green Secretary C . Gene Humphries Treasurer The Student Christian is organized to give every student an opportunity to express him- self in Christian Brotherhood. The group spon- sor regular vesper meetings in which students and faculty are called upon to give talks of a religious nature and to discuss openly and honestly contemporary social needs and prob- lems that arise in the College. Professor Edwin Price Advisor Delta Psi Omega President • . . . Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer Members . . . . Faculty Director . Jane Wiseman . . Marie Hill . Brenda Holland . Ronnie Lee Bobby Patton Prof. Dan Leidig The Athens College Chapter of Delta Psi Omega, National Dramatic Fraternity is com- prised of students and faculty members who meet the requirements of sustained activity in the college dramatics program. f;i ' ; ' K;vsa THE MONKEY ' S PAW Bobby Patton, Jane Wiseman. Mailon Alvis, Richard Nelson, and Ronnie Lee reflect on the night a dried peach became a monkey ' s paw. ilthens College Players DramaHc activity on the campus is centered in Athens Col lege Players, a producing company which presented in 1955-56 The Monkey ' s Paw, If Women Worked as Men Do, Our Town, and radio and television productions. MEMBERS Diane Davis, Joan Greene, Brenda Holland, Marcelle Johnson, and Jane Wiseman Marlon Alvis, Bill Chandler, Ronnie Lee, Rich- ard Nelson, Bobby Patton, and DuBose Vann •IF MEN PLAYED CARDS AS WOMEN DO March 2, 1956 IF WOMEN WORKED AS MEN DO Are these little black things clubs? inquires Dr. E. Mathews of his fellow players. Dr. Herbert L. Hughe s, Dr. Edgar Moore, and Dr. John G. Kramer, in one of the year ' s most hilarious performances. Don ' t you even know the King ' s English? Oh, yes, ma ' am. If he weren ' t he couldn ' t be King could he? ' Founders Queen Miss Jo Griffii -1956- Founders Week , X .« i V ' ' - • . - ' . L ' vi-iJi E -■■sisii . •«-r.vu.«.v.w Ja « ' ji. As part of the Founders Week celebration, Athens College, witnessed the ground-breaking for its new Science Building. Those participating were; Left to right-Mrs. Mary Moore McCoy, former president of Athens Col lege, Robert H. Brighom, in charge of personal I at the Chemstrand Corporation, Jo Griffin, Founders Queen, Perry B . James III, Dr. Perry B. James, President of Athens College, P.W. Hendricks, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and R. H. Richardson Jr., member of The Advisory Council . 69 Fonnders Week Activities Barbecue Luncheon Ready to Go I Join Up! 1 1 ! Joan and Bill Old and New The ' lllul) SHOWN ARE: Alvin Smith, Bobby Patton, Thomas Simmons, Bob Allen, Bobby Morris and R. C. Powers. OBJECTIVES: Promote athletics, social organizations, development of sports tradition and good public relations through sports. MEMBERS Bobby Morris, Thomas Simmons, R. C. Powers, Bob Catfish Allen, Tom Misner, Bobby Wiggington, Alvin Smith, and Bobby Morris. 71 MISS BRENDA HOLLAND Brends is a Sophomore from Ardmore, Alabama. She has actively particpated in almost all the various school activities since she has been here. We all know that she is deserving of her title. Mr. Friendship 1936 v.,: ' ' r ..i r:s.- m:ii .. BOBBY PATTON Bobby is a 6 ' Sophomore from Decatur, Alabama . He is a great lover of Sports, a good joke (or a bad one), and English. He likes girls fairly well as long as they do not interfere with his studies. Then he has to give up studying. All in all we think he justly deserves the title: Mr. Friendship, 1956. Congratulations, Bob! The Ulden Bear BACK ROW: Diane Davis, Carol Tavel, Brenda Holland. FRONT ROW: Jeanette Smith, Joan Green, Camilla Shaw. ......h) ' - • 74 • . ' . ' s •-: s« C£ 1 Coach Montgomery (left) with R.C. Powers. Coach Jim Montgomery came to Athens College with the expressed purpose of building up the Athletic Department. Although we do not know the full story behind his efforts we have supposed that this is a hard and often thankless job. This, then is in recognition of your splendid work Jim. We hope that the handicaps in your work will grow smaller as time goes on. 77 Frjeshman Team FRONT ROW: John Childress. Malcom Jones. Bobby Jenkins, Huland Humphries. Dan Boling. SECOND ROW: Kyle HoUaday. Billy Burroughs. Joe Dock Henson, J. C. Bailey and James Robbins. Coach Jim Montgomery is shown at the extreme left of the second row and Manager Bobby Patton, is shown at the extreme right of the second line. Schedule of Frosh November 9 AC vs Winston Mfg. Co. November 15 AC vs Huntsville Parkers December 5 AC vs Huntsville Parkers December 8 AC vs Belmont Frosh January 8 AC vs Belmont Frosh Score The Athens College Freshman Basketball team has done very well this year in our estirrxition. This is the first time that the freshmen have played as a seperate unit from the Varisty team. We have just cause to expect great things from these boys, many of whom are already playing on the Varsity team. James RobbJns NoffI it Williams fioiiJeii Bears R. C. Powers 1936 Bobby Wiggington Joe Dock Henson ESssssz Kyle Holladay Dan Boling J.C. Bailey Carrol Humphries 80 I fil ■■■■II Bobby Jenkins Malcom Jones Billy Burroughs John Childress Hulord Humphries Lycenm Program DR. E. TABORSKY SENATOR JOHN SPARKMAN Dt. Taborsky gave an address Senator Sparkman gave an at Athens College on the nature of address on Life Behind The Iron the present ruling class in Russia on Curtain. February 6, 1956. SCENE FROM: My Three Angels by the Humsville Little Theatre at Athens College, October 24, 1955. To provide a variety of concerts and programs for the Students of Athens College, a Lyceum Committee was set up this year. Although the pictures shown do not show the complete list, an excel lent representative group is shown . Mt. KeesKooper and Mary Louise Boehm played a concert at Atheoi College, Friday, 8:30 p.m. during Founders Week Celebration. LEONARD GOSSETT Athens, Alabama RONALD LEE Decatur, Alabama Who ' s Who MARY S. CAIN Somerville, Alabama . imerican Colleges and Universities Who ' s Who LULA B. COLLIER Somerville, Alabama VW- ilnierican m Colleges and Universities WAYNE DRIVER Lester, Alabama JAMES DELMORE Athens, Alabama Who ' s Who in ilmerican UWnn and Universities MARIE HILL Courtland, Alabama CLEM NOBLITT Athens, Alabama 85 High Society Cultural ilspects Did Dr. Paustian see me leave? Fishing for Salmon, Bobby? Gaining Experience 86 That kid must be hungry! Cheer gang cheer! What ' s so interesting? Before the gome Beefcake of 56 Professor Lee Must be the A Club So this is where they spend time! The Big Three 87 Dribblin Jim! Wrong building! Miss Sanders Hall? Chorus Line of 56 ! Stepping Out? 88 Two Willies! Y fhns m So this is where they spend their time Mrs. Jones little girl? Won ' t he ever shut up? Is this the W.W.C. Club? Oh my aching backl It must have been a good one! 89 Too much, Tom! Aren ' t we friendly? Bug Hunting? i a .-.■.■• -•ca Say cheese girls We ' re late again Going somewhere? Six heads are better than one. Just loafing aduertisers Coniplinienis THE (IHEMSTRMD CORPORilTION Manufacturers of Chemical textile fibers Decatur, Alabama Acrilan Acrylic Fiber Chemstrand Nylon Acrylic fiber by Chemstrand mm COLLEGE Serving the fireat Tennessee Valley for 114 Continuous Years... E. W. BALL PLUMBING AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY Box 372 Athens, Alabama Plumbing, wiring, heating, electrical appliances contract work and free estimates Compliments MILLER ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Athen ' s newest and most modern popular-priced department store Meet and eat at ATHENS CAFE J. B. 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