Athens State College - Columns Yearbook (Athens, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1964 volume:

A THENS COLLEGE Athens, Alabama 1963-1964 COLUMNS Editor-in-Chief . . . Sandra Bonner f Foreword Teaching hands dusted with chalk, Studious hands stained by ink, Victorious hands moistened with sweat, Creative hands colored by paint. Working hands caked with mud, Loving hands clasped together tightly, Worshipping hands folded in prayer. These are the hands of Athens College. ■!mi Athens College is many things both abstract and con- crete, but no matter what part of Athens you are consid- ering it always involves one thing — people. People creat- ing, people living and working together, people doing things and going places. People make Athens College . . . Athens College is people. Registration For freshmen, registration is frightening. For upperclassnien, it is hopeless. For eveiy- one involved, it is endless forms to be filled out, crowded tables, nowhere to sit, tired feet, grouchy professors, veiy long lines . . . MASS CONFUSION. .,.-«l  i ' ' %m ' Rat Week Rat Week is a tradition set up to help freshmen become better acquainted with other freshmen as well as upperclass- men. For some, it is frightening or even humiliating, but for most who take part in the activities, it is one of the most memorable experiences of their lifetime. • ' ■ , ' -S t ' I ' -i ' , ' ' - Classes The word classes means many things to many people. To some it means preparing an exhibit for an education course. To others it is listening to a lecture and frantically taking notes. To still others it means learning the techniques of life saving, pounding furiously on a typewriter or performing a complicated chemistry experiment. These and many other things make up our classes, the prime source of learning . . . our major goal. u Dances The dances at Alliens College are the most important social events of the year. Students work long days and nights decorating for the dances. During the hours of decorating; students become closer friends or make new friends through working side by side toward a common goal. Many times it seems impossible to finish on time, but through a team effort the goal is finally reached. Tired, hard working students rush back to the dorm and return shortly transfomied from sloppily dressed students with dirty faces into smartly dressed young men and women eager to enjoy a well earned even- ing of dancing. %l .. It is called many things — the dog, the big B and other things, but no matter what it is called, everyone is doing it. The adult world has labeled it the wildest, most savage dance ever, but even if it does bring out our ancestral traits, it is the dance that everyone can do — just merely relax and let yourself go. We have seen the twist, the slop, the continental and others, but this is THE dance of the year. 14 15 Dorm Life Though the resident students at Athens lepiesent only a small fraction of the total enrollment of Athens College, these students receive something that can only he found in a college dormitory. Dorm life is made up of many things — a casual card game, a quiet evening watching television, dreaded room checks, song fests around the piano, exercising in an effort to remove unde- sired pounds, and simple tasks such as that necessary cold cream massage. These and many other things make up our lives as part of the dormitory families. Although we may not realize it. dorm life plays almost as great a part in our education as classes. Very few students pass through Athens College without participating in physical education and intra- murals. Through this participation, students ' intellec- tual growth is balanced by physical and social growth. 19 Emotions 20 Basketball Basketball is not only the activity which brings a note of warmth and excitement into winter quarter. It creates the greatest period of school spirit present during the year. This year the spirit was increased by two additions to the cheering squad — the mascot cheerleader Leah Belcher and the Bear portrayed by James Hambv and Stick Smith. •a j- .. V -T- — — X ' Since the spring of 1963 we liave witnessed a dream slowly becoming a reality on our campus. This reality is the much needed and long planned gymnasium. The completion of this building will not only bring a much improved facil- ity for physical education classes, but it will also bring the varsity basketball games to the campus for the first time. The students are not merely watch- ing the progress of the building. One of the biggest projects ever undertaken by the student body is that of raising twenty thousand dollars to provide bleachers and scoreboards for the gym. m 25 All Athens College students have gazed in awe and wonder at the ante- bellum home on Beaty Street. There have been many stol ' ies told about the inhabitants of the house and incidents related to it. All the legends, however, have been killed this year because the college was able to purchase the house during the summer of 1963. The building is being converted into apart- ments, and students have wandered through its two stories and satisfied their curiosities. 26 The construction of the new gymnasium has been the most discussed and obsei-ved improvement on the campus, l)ut there were others during the year. Some of tliese such as the cleaning and repairing of the pipe organ in Mc- C andless went almost unnoticed on the campus. However, all the music students and some others realize and appreciate this effort. Our Lives Contain . Our lives contain the chatter and tensions of teas and receptions sharply contrasted against those rare moments of peace and quiet with a good book. 28 Our lives contain the excitement and spirit of being with a crowd at a basketball game, but there is also the time when we must escape from the crowd to be alone with our thoughts. Female members frantically go over their lines for the last time before going on stage. Costumes require at least two people for buttoning, lacing, and pinning. Necessary adjustments are made to make certam that a wig stays where it should. Director and star seem cjuite nlaxcd as they revie« their lines. 30 a The Rivals ?? The major dramatic production of the year was sponsored hy the Atliens College Players during the Fine Arts Festival. Dr. Sam L. Greenwood directed the play and also acted. The delightful comedy proved to be hilarious to all who saw it. The application of stage makeup seems to be a painful ordeal for this actor. After weeks of rehearsal and preparation, the play finally goes on stage. 31 Yea, Freshman Boys! The ' 63 freshman boys truly deserve tlie thanks of the upperclassmen. This group, fol- lowing the tradition of former classes, set out to build the biggest bonfire in the histoiy of A.C. — and they were successful. They did not stop with this accomplish- ment. In an effort to foster school spirit, eleven of the freshman boys decided to dribble a basketball from Athens to Florence — a fifty mile trip. Again they were successful, but the trip was not smooth all the way. A group of Florence students attempted to steal the ball, but our detennined freshmen de- fended it well and dribbled it to the Florence State campus. THE DRIBBLERS — Kneeling: Craig Bodner. Norment Baker. Jerry Greene. Harold Fuller. Standing: ' Serf Baxley, Nikita Archipov, Charley Meagher, Jim Powell, Larry Burch, Pete Tharp, Jimmy King. The Rumble — fists fly as the dribblers fight to retain possession of the ball. The Florence boys may have been bigger, but the Athens freshmen were faster. One of the injured dribblers receives first aid for a bruised face. 33 Lest We Forget His widow, wearing a suit stained with his hlood. slipping the wedding ring from her finger and placing it on his . . . tlie same widow keeping vigil over his hodv on the long journey and throughout the night at the Naval hospital . . . the torches lighting the White House drive as his body was brought home in darkness . . . his devoted staff removing his personal effects from his office . . . the last trip to the Capitol where he had sei ' ved his countiy so devotedly . . . the flag draped casket on a horse with inverted boots in i B stirrups . . . the muffled drums . . . the strains of Hail to the Chief and the Naval hymn . . . his bright-eyed little boy and his sandy-haired little girl clinging bewilderedly to their mother ' s strong hands . . . the heartbreaking eulogies delivered by Congressional leaders . . . his widow kneeling and kissing the flag which covered his casket and his little daugh- ter kneeling beside her and slipping her hand under the flag . . . the mournful, silent thou- sands climbing the hill to the Capitol to pay their last respects ... his two brothers who were always so close to him, flanking his widow on the walk behind the caisson from the Wliite House to the cathedral . . . dignitaries from sixty-nine nations also walking in trib- ute to him . . . the somber faced priest saying the funeral mass for a dear friend . . . Ave Maria sung by the same man who had sung it at his wedding ten years earlier . . . his lit- tle son, on his third birthday, standing on the cathedral steps and saluting his father ' s casket ... the long procession from the cathedral to Arlington Cemetery ... the fifty jets plus his personal plane dipping their wings over the open grave ... the twenty-one gun salute ... the haunting cry of taps ... his widow receiving the flag which had covered his casket and then bravely stepping foiTvard to light an eternal flame in memory of him . . . the firmly clasped hands of his widow and his brother as they slowly walked away from the final resting place of the man tliey both loved so dearly ... the man who gave so much to his country, but received so little in return — John Fitzgerald Kennedy. 35 Dedicated to Mrs, Velma Nugent 36 Listening to problems, chaperoning a dance, helping in the Snack Shack, driving a student to town or just talking with students — these are the things that have caused Mrs. Velma Nugent to l)e known to all Athens College students as Mama Nugent. ' Mama Nugent fills our need for a mother away from lionie — an advisor and a friend. For this we love her. In an effort to show our deep appreciation for the many things she has done for each of us, we, the Columns staff of 1961. proudlv dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Velma Nugent. nnC g T1 TT1 38 39 40 President — Dr. Virgil B. McCain THE PRESIDENT ' S HOME — One of the oldest homes in Athens, it has been renovated, and is presently being furnished with antiques from the period in which it was built. Not only is it a valuable and lovely asset for the college, but the recreation room has become the scene of many good times for the student body. THE PRESIDENT ' S FAMILY- Huntingdon College. -Bobby, a student at Athens High School; Mrs. McCain; Dr. McCain; Virgil, Jr., a student at Administration and Administrative Assistants JAMES E. BATHURST, MA., Ph.D. Academic Dean and Registrar LAWRENCE F. EDWARDS, A.B., M.A. Dean of Students RICHARD RAY, B. S. Director of Admissions Founders Hall Built 1842 HALLIE H. CARSEN, A. B., M. A. Librarian CLEO CHRISTOPHER Supervisor of Dining Hall BERTHA HARGROVE Manager, Student Center i JAMES HARRISON Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds BOBBY RAY HICKS, B. S. Business Manager LLOYD RHEA HILL, B. A. Director of Public and Alumni Relations EPSIE HORNE Asistant to the Librarian MILDRED McCLAIN Staff Secretary ETHEL V. LEAK, B. S., M. A. Head Resident Women ' s Dormitory 43 VELMA NUGENT Head Resident Sanders Hall ETOILE PEARCE College Hostess MARY MOORE PHILLIPS, B. S. Executive Secretary, Alumni Association MARTHA PORTER Secretary to the President ALMA PURYEAR Assistant Registrar IRMA SHORT Staff Assistant 44 BETTY ROGERS Assistant to Registrar GLVDYS B. WARD Manager, Bookstore MARY WHITE Bursar Brown Hall Built in 1909, tliis women ' s dormitory is a memorial to Miss Sarah Frances Brown. Staff Members ARLEY R. CAMPBELL Custodian ETHEL GRAY Assistant, Dining Hall RUBY SHELTON Assistant, Dining Hall IRENE WILSON Assistant, Dining Hall Naylor Hall 46 Physical Education Building and Annex Erected in 1918 through the efforts of students and the trustees, this building has a gymnasium which is used for tlie physical education classes and a swimming pool. Sanders Hall This dormitory which houses eighty six men was built in 1924 as a memorial to W. T. Sanders, former president of the board of trustees. New Women ' s Dormitory Built in 1962, this dormitory houses fifty women stu- dents. 47 McCandless Hall Erected in 1912 by local citizens and the North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Church, this building is a memorial to a foiTner director of music, Miss Kate Leslie McCandless. The building has a large audi- torium, equipped with a pipe organ and a Faculty - X ■ V • v y 1 ' - - % - — im II 11 iiii iiii 11 OBA E. BELCHER, B. S., M. Ed. Coach and Physical Education BARBARA BROOKS, A. B., M. A. Secretarial Science RICHARD W. BRYAN, Ph. B., M. S., Ph. D. Business Administration MARVIN L. CARTER, B. S., M. S. Mathematics and Physics JAMES L. DAVIS, B. S., M. S. Business Administration WILLIAM R. DENISON, B. M., M. M. Music SAM M. DOLLAR, A. B., M. A. Education HATTIE D. FINLEY, A. B., M. A. English RAFAEL M. FITERRE, Ph. D. Mathematics 49 MARGARET F. FOLEY, A. B., M. A. Modem Languages SAM LEE GREENWOOD, A. B., Ph. D. Foreign Languages HOWARD C. JAGGERS, B. A., M. A. Biology CTON E. MIDDLEBROOKS, A. B, B. D., M. A., Ph. D. Religion JEROME W. MOUTON, B. IVL E., M. SI. Music PAUL M. MUNRO, A. B., M. A., Ed. D., Education ANGEHNE NAZARETIAN, B. S., M. A. Physical Education 50 PAUL NEAL, A. B., M. A. Speech and Drama LORAINE PABST, B. S., M. A., Ph. D. Social Science N. H. Waters Science Building This building houses the science lab- oratories, and provides additional off- ice and class room space. liianniBaiiiiiBS w gj p ;, ' 6.. r«r. GORDON SCHOOLAR RICKS, A. I M. A., Social Science DAVID LEE ROSENAU, A. B ., J.D. Business and Social Science ALVAH LEO ROWE, B. M. E., M. S. Engineering Drawing WILLL-VM A. SHORT, B. S., M. S., Ph. D. Chemistry FLORENCE M. STEWARD, A. B., A. M., English CARLTON D. WHITT, A. B., M. S. Chemistry 51 52 1 Student Government Association President — George Rowe 54 Vice-President O ' Hara English ' ., Secretary Marilyn Mitchell Treasurer Diana James 55 Freshman Class Officers President. Jerr Greene: Vice-President. Pete Tharp: Secretar . Patsv I.emmond: Treasurer. Charles Murphree- ' Rep- resentative, Charlie Meagher. Junior Class Officers President, Dave Tucker: Vice-President. Lane Hortmi; Secretarv. Carol Rahv: Treasurer. Brenda Olson: Representa- tive, Mary Ann Lurie. 56 Sophomore Class Officers President. James Hamby; Vice-President, Don Brady: Secretary, Sue Neal; Treasurer, Sue Freeman; Representative, Marshia Arnold. Senior Class Officers President, Stuart Thompson: Vice-President, Johnny Russell; Secretary, Peggy Harwell; Treasurer, Doris Campbell; Representative, Sharon Mitchell. 57 Womens Dormitory Council Betsey Silver, Vice-President Mrs. Ethel Leak, Advisor Sharon Mitchell, President Executive Judiciary Council Jerry Daly, Peggy Sue Harwell, ' Rails Truitt, Max Wilso 58 S.G.A. Elections Committee Newell Bald, Sharon Mitchell, Man- Thaxton, Marilyn Mitchell. Kathy Marshall: Standing — Danny Shannon, Joe McDonald, Jim Powell. Not pictured, David Tharp. S.G.A. Spirit Committee Front row — Marshia Arnold, Maryanne Has- Idns, Sandra Bonner, Mary Clark, Wayne Speegle. Back Row — Ivan Kolesinsky, Sandra Carlisle, Tom Adair, Wyn Whitker, Clarice Moore, Sue Hargrove. S.G.A. Rat Week Committee Ivan Kolesinsky, Stuart Thomson, Waits Truitt, Ned White, Judy Bass, Peggy Sue Harwell, Bryan Birdsall, James Hamby, Charley McPeters. Social Committee The Social Committee is responsible for the promo- tion, planning, and carrying out of social functions during tlie college year. This committee operates un- der the supei ' vision of the S.G.A. and produces at least four major dances each year. The chairmen of the committee are appointed by the S.G.A. President. The members of the committee are selected by the chairmen. CHAIRMEN: 0. D. Miller, Sue Hargrove MEMBERS— f rs« Row: Ned White, Gay Balson, Charlie McPeters, Jelf Smith, Duncan Williamson, Selsey Silver, Ronnie Martin. Second Row: Sue Har- grove, Marcia Adams, Jane ork, Judy Bass, Mary Ann Haskins. Doris Campbell, Sue Freeman, Patsy Gore, Marshia Arnold. Third Row: 0. D. Miller, James Hamby, Steve Jones, Danny Southworth, Tom Adair. 60 Newspaper Staff The newspaper is a new publication on campus this year. Though it has encountered many difficulties, it provided the student body with reports of campus news, student opinions, and other items of interest to the College student. Assistant Editor — Laurie Colby Editor — Eve Kessler Seated: — Marie Redmon, Fran Rausin, Clarie Wilson, Standing: Bryan Birdsall, Mary Ann Lurie, Patsy Lemmond, Dianna Atkins. 61 Columns Staff Producing a yearbook requires the time and effort of many people working together cooperatively and efficiently. It would be impossil le to include every- one ' s picture who has helped in the making of this yearbook. The persons pictured on these pages are those who have been outstanding in giving their time and talent freelv and unselfishly. JIM POWELL Business Manaser SANDRA BONNER Editor ■• ' ' f ' r-j.X ... ■i,vAO ■:;■ ;-i• ■: ' ' i .; FREDDIA NICHOLSON i i 5 fc j ' : ii ' S: DON BRADY Photographer 63 NEWELL BALD JVh o s CHARLES GARNER DENNIS JOHNSON PATSY LAWRENCE EVE KESSLER Wh o WYMAN LOGAN JOE McDonald MAX WILSON SHARON MITCHELL WjJ Baptist Student Union The Baptist Student Union is a religious organiza- tion which is sponsored by the Baptist Church, but is open to all interested students regardless of denomina- tion. This group sponsors many projects and activities for the college students and performs sei-vice projects as well. The activities of this group are centered in the B.S.U. center which was open for the first time this year. CHAIRMEN: First Row: Jane York: Jackie Greenhaw. Second Row: Emery Steedly; Maryanne Haskins; Patsy Gore. President; Sue Neal. MEMBERS— Sea«e(f: Patsy Lemmond, Sue Neal, Vicki Hicks, Mary Thaxton. Standing: Pat Martin, Maryanne Haskins, Carol Keenum, Ewell Smith. 66 Methodist Student Movement The Methodist Student Movement is an organiza- tion which supports the work of religious activities on campus. The organization is open to all interested students. It offers spiritual programs, and also rec- reation and fellowship programs which help college students to grow spiritually. OFFICERS — Ronnie Martin, Second Vice-President; Charlotte Shirley, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Sue Freeman. First Vice-President; Tom Adair, President. MEMBERS— Seaferf; Marie Redmond, Sally Baker, Wanda Pettit, Freddia Nicholson, Charlotte Shirley, Fran Rausin. Standing: Sue Freeman, Francine Windsor. Earl Harmon, Joe McDonald, Jimmy King, Maryanne Haskins, Jan Bowling. 67 Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association is made up primarily of students who are plan- ning to enter full-time Christian serv- ice. However, the constitution provides that students who are church school teachers or other workers in the church may be members. OFFICERS — Advisor, Rev. Charles West; President, Horace Bass; Vice-President, Christy Mor- rell; Secretary, James Broomall; Treasurer, Charlotte Shirley. MEMBERS — First Row: Bobby Ray Halbrooks, James Broomall, Byron White, Tom Adair, Hugh Cunningham. Second Row: Deannie Brannum, Freddia Nicholson, Diane Wallace, Charlotte Shirley, Brenda Olson. Third Roiv: Dr. A. E. Middlebrooks, Christy .Morrell. Charles Higginbotham, Robert Sum- nierford, Horace Bass, Buell Gladney, Gene Larkin, Neil Jefferson, .Mack Larkin. 68 Student Christian Association Pi Tail Chi is an honoraiy society which ex- tends invitations to those students who merit recognition for participation in campus and off- campus religious activities. The Alpha Beta Chap- ter taps tliose students who qualify for mem- bership during the spring quai-ter of each year. Pi Tau Chi The Student Christian Association is the chief religious organization of the college. Every stu- dent is a member of this group. This association sponsors the weekly vesper service, the election of Mr. and Miss Friendship and Religious Em- phasis Week. Student Christian Association Officers— President, Earl Harmon; Vice-Presi- dent, Jim Price; Secretary, Freddia Nicholson; Treasurer, Earl Zeurcher. Pi Tau Chi Members— Dr. William A. Short, Dr. Lorains Pabst, Waits Truitt, Angeline Nazaretian, Mary Moore Phillips, Dr. Virgil McCain, Rev. Charles West, William Denison, William Hart, Robert Summerford, James Broomall, Paul Neal, Charles Miller, Dr. A. E. Middlebrooks. 69 Alpha Cluh The Alpha Chil) is a service organization whose purpose is to assemble college men in the fellowship of the Scout Oath and Law, to develop leadership, to provide sen ' ice to humanity, and to further the freedom that is our national, educational and intel- lectual heritage. The immediate objective of the Alpha Club is to become a chapter of the Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. OFFICERS — James Long, Vice-President; Bob Greene, Treasurer: Bol) Hardin. Secretary: Earl Zeurcher, Corresponding Secretary; Joe McDonald. President. -MEMBERS— f( .s Ron: Ralph Smith. Thomas Warren, Norment Baker. Srronrl Row: Allan Francis, James Long, Earl Zeurcher. Third Row: Randle Murphree. Hugh Cunningham. Jim Powell. Fourth Row: Bob Greene, Mike .M iy. Robert Guy. Fi)lh Row: Bnli Hardin, Joe McDonald, Ewcll Smith. 70 Circle K Club Tlie Circle K Club is an inteniational sei-vice or- ganization for college men. The Athens College chap- ter is sponsored by the Decatur Kiwanis Clul). Like the Kiwanis Clubs. Circle K ' s chief purpose is to seiTe others. This purpose is carried out through projects such as sponsoring the city-wide blood mo- bile, an Easter egg hunt for underprivileged children, and many service projects on the college campus. OFFICERS — President, Emery Steedly; Vice-President, Jerry Thomas; Secretary, Earl Harmon, Treasurer, Bob Daly. MEMBERS— firit Row: Norment Baker, Arthur Page, Alvin Wilson, Jerry Greene, Don Brady, Byron White. Second Row: Bryan Birdsall, Ross Jones, Bob Daly, Steve Jones, George Rowe. Third Row: Glenn Smith, Jim Price, Jim Powell, Emery Steedly, Earl Harmon. Fourth Row: Charles Meagher, James Hamby, G. T. Cartledge, Bill Medal, Jeff Sox. Fifth Row: David Turner, Hugh Cunningham, Bart Lewis, Wade Chittam, Tommy Chamberlain. Sixth Row: Nelson Baxley, Ivan Kolesinsky, Wayne Speegle, Bob Hardin, Bill Goodman. 71 Music Ensemble Brenda Richardson, Gay Batson, Sue Freeman, Ronnie Martin, Bart Lewis, Waits Tniitt, Tom Adair. Choi ir First Roit-Wails Truitt, Beverly Craig, Mary Frances Roberts, Brenda Richardson, Su.- Freeman, Charlotte Shirley. Second ro, .— Ronnie .Martin, Clarice Moore Patsy Gore Gay Batson, Brenda Olson, James Broomall. E.rl Z,ur, h,r. Third r,„,-Mirkev Pierce, Earl Harmon. Jim Price, Sam Mansell, Don Carter, Bart Lewis, Byron White, Tom Adair. 72 Instrumental Ensemble First Row: Doris Dudley, Sue Freeman. Second Row: Jimmy King, Gerald Jackson, Randall Murphree. Third Roto: Jerome Mouton — Director, Sam Mansell, Bob Hardin, Bill Denison. 1 1 p- i hi , Pi iL H V I P fe4, 1 F d eM. JIhw r- iY ' V r , ■i Mens Chorus First Row: Tom Adair, Jimmy King, Earl Zeurcher, Hugh Row: Glenn Smith, Sam Mansell. Jim Price, Earl Harmon. Cunningham, Ronnie Martin. Second 73 Athens College Players Dramatic activities on the campus are centered in the Athens College Players. This organization is open to all students interested in any part of play produc- tion. The group presents at least one major production each year, and other minor productions. OFFICERS— President, Ross Jones; Vice-President. Waits Truitt: Secreta Jane York: Treasurer. Katliv Marshall. Nw ' ' ' ' ' ' Qr ' ' ' t ' ' v ? S ' T- ' ' ' - ' ' ■ ' • - ' ■ait . Truitt, Sandra Bonner, Nancy Jones, Jane York, Julena Garren. Second Row: Mr. Paul INeal, Advisor, Steve Jones. Ne on Raxley, Tom Adair. Ross Jones. 74 Stage Cr ew Tlie stage crew of Athens College is a student or- ganization in cliarge of the stage and equipment. The duties of the stage crew are to supervise and assist with the presentation of programs presented in tlie auditorium and to be responsible for the proper handling of stage equipment. MEMBERS; Tom Adair. Ronnie Martin. Earl Zeurclier. Athens College Young Republicans The Young Republicans Club is organized to stimulate political in- terest on and off campus, to de- velop an intelligent and aggressive Republican group interested in conserving constitutional law, and to promote the platform of the GOP. All students who are inter- ested in presemng our American way of life are encouraged to be- come members. MEMBERS — First Roiv: Dr. S. L. Greenwood, Fran Rausin, Gail Clanton, Brenda Olson, Joe McDonald. Second Row: David Tharp, Don Tomlinson, Clifton de Priest. 75 Sigma Tau Delta The Sigma Tau Delta English Fraternity, founded 1924, functions mainly as a writing club for English, Speech, Journalism students, and others who possess ability in creative writ- ing. Cash awards are given for outstanding ac- complishments in prose, poetry, and play-writ- ing during the Spring Quarter. This contest is sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta and is judged by faculty members of other colleges and uni- versities. The Athens College Chapter, Kappa Zeta, was installed March 7, 1956. OFFICERS— President, Carol Raby; Vice-President, Don Collier; Secretary-Treasurer, Ralph Butler; Sergeant-at-arms, Lynn Holliday. MEMBERS — Sealed: Joan Williams, Diana Atkins, Eve Kossler, Penne Laubenthal, Sue Freeman, Carol Raby, Marshia Arnold, Mary Ann Lurie. Standing: Dr. Herbert Hughes, Paul Neal, Dr. James E. Batburst, Christy Morrell, Ralph Butler, Hattie Finley. 76 Science Fraternity The Athens College Science Fraternity was organized this year to recognize out- standing students majoring in tlie sciences. The immediate goal of the organization is to become a chapter of the Chi Beta Phi vliich is a national honorary fraternity. OFFICERS— Vice-President, Roger Harwell; Treasurer, John Holland; Secretary, Bette Anderson; Advisor, Dr. William A. Short; President, Newell Bald. MEMBERS — First Row: Bette Anderson, Barbara Carter, Dr. William A. Short, Roger Harwell. Second Row: Patsy Turbin, Bill Medal, Bob Daly, Newell Bald. Third Row: John Holland, Buddy Solomon, Wyman Logan, Joe McDonald. 77 ' ' j . ' . • ' ■ ' • ■ 78 Intramural Association The aim of the Intramural association is to provide a variety of activities so that each student may have an opportunity to partici- pate in the one of his or her choice. The program is organized witli the helief that through participation in intramurals, upholding high standards of sportsmanship, fair dealing with all individuals and groups, providing opportunities for leadership and cooperation that desirable social relations and personal attitudes, as well as physical health, may be developed. The association provides opportunities for participation in bas- ketball, touch football, volleyball, softball, ping-pong, badminton, tennis, swimming, bowling, chess, bridge, horseshoes, shuffleboard, archeiy, and track. Co-chairmen; Ivan Kolesinsky and Maryane Haskins: Man- ager; Bryan Birdsall. Members: First row: Marsliia Arnold, Maryanne Haskins, Lawana Hobbs, Marilyn Mitchell, Judy Bass, O ' Hara English, Tom Adair, Bill Goodman, Newell Bald. Second row: Waits Truitt, Peggy Harwell, Gay Batson, Brenda Olson, Sandra Bonner, Sue Hargrove, Doris Campbell, George Rowe, David Tharp, G. T. Cartledge. Third row: Charley McPeters, Jeff Sox, Charles Graben, Ned White. Fourth row: Ivan Kolesinsky, Wayne Speegle, Don Brady, Bryan Birdsall. 79 Physical Education Club The Physical Education Club is composed of students who are minoring in Health and Physical Education. This organization helps to promote professional growth, and it spon- sors various projects and activities. The or- ganization enlarges the student ' s interest in Health and Physical Education beyond the classroom, athletic field, and various sports experiences. Steering Committee — Harold Nash, Barbara Holland, Brenda Olson, Dianna Atkins. MEMBERS — First Row: Ted Melesky, Ivan Kolesinsky, Harold Luna, Ricky Davi?. Harold Nasli, Charles Graben. Jolinny Malone, Lane Horlon. Second Row: Gay Batson, Sandra Carlisle, Palsy Lemmond, Brenda Olson, Julena Garren, Maryanne Haskins. Barbara Holland. Margaret Henderson. Donnis Blankenship, Claire Wilson, Dianna Atkins. Lawana Hobbs. 80 A Cluh The A Club is composed of athletes who have won the coveted varsity A in recognition of tlieir skill and participation in Basketball, Tennis, or Golf. Tlie club sponsors various projects to raise funds to pur- chase awards and equipment for varsity athletes. OFFICERS — Treasurer, 0. D. Miller; Secretary, Wyman Logan; Vice-President, Danny Southworth; President, Lane Horton. MEMBERS — First Row: Charles Garner, Lyle Fundaburk, Harold Luna, Billy Rhodes, Jimmy Brazelton, Wyman Logan, Danny Southworth. Second Row: Harold Murrell, Lane Horton, Wyman Logan, 0. D. Miller, Stuart Thompson, Bobby Coggans, Jimmy Seegars, Don Stanford. 81 82 83 Cheerleaders Kneeling; Nancy Jones, Mar ' Clark, Uonnis Blankensliip. islanding: Sandie Carlisle, Patsy Lemmond, Clarice Moore. 84 . Mi ' : ' .V ' = t.— L -Ipv.. TEAiM MEMBERS: Jimmy Coggans, Athens, Alabama; Dwight Hill, Decatur, Alabama; Harold Murrell, Lawrenceburg, Tennessee; Don Stanford, De- catur, Alabama; Rod Goode, Decatur, Alabama; Ronnie Norris, Decatur, Alabama; Lane Horton, Fort Payne, Alabama; Ben Chenault, Decatur, Alabama; Jimmy Brazelton, Decatur, Alabama; Wyman Logan, Decatur, Alabama; Bobby Coggans, Athens, Alabama. Basketball 85 87 88 89 Tennis Assistant Coach, Harold Murrell TEAM MEMBERS: I.yle Fundaburk; Ivan Kolesinsky; Jonathan Ulrich; Dan Suulhworlh; Nelson Baxley; O. D. Miller; Duncan Williamson. 90 91 MAX ILSON. Co-Captain JIMMY BRAZELTON STUART THOMPSON, Co-Captain BEN CHENAULT 93 94 95 Founders Queen 1964 Sandra Maples Founders Day has become the most important tra- dition at Athens College; therefore, it is only fitting that the Founders Queen he designated as the highest honor of the year. This year the student Ijody voted nineteen year old Sandra Maples from Danville, Alabama the 1964 Founders Queen. Sandra is a brown-eyed bmnette. She is a sophomore night student majoring in Secre- tarial Science and minoring in Social Studies. ,Jk : S -. .  - 5:-:: o:; i Founders Patsy Gore Judy Bass 98 Court Sharon Mitchell Carol Raby 99 Beauty Sandra Carlisle 100 Beauty Diana James 101 Beauty Kathleen Marshall 102 Beauty Favorites Judy Bass Mary Clark Clarice Moore 104 Annelle Cantrell Favorites Penne Laubeiithal Sharon Mitchell i05 ' Circle K Sweetheart Judy Bass 106 I Alpha Club Sweetheart Gay Batson 107 Mr. and Miss Friendship David Tucker Sharon Mitchell Mr. and Miss Athens College Sharon Mitchell Max Wilson 109 Ill MARCIA HELEN ADAMS Athens, Alabama English DWAINE ALLFREY Athens, Alabama Social Science BETTE ANN ANDERSON Athens, Alabama Mathematics Seniors CHARLES 0. ANDERSON Huntsville. Alabama Business Administration HELEN AUSTELL Estillfork. Alabama Business Education NEWELL BERNARD BALD, JR. Athens. Alabama Math., Physics, Chemistry 112 ERNEST BEATTIE Athens. Alabama Art and Matlieniatics ERNESTINE L. BLANTON Huntsville. Alabama Art Seniors JOE BROOKS Athens. Alabama Mathematics JAMES N. BROOMALL Bessemer. Alabama Religious Education JAMES BURR Decatur. Alabama History 113 LORENE BRYANT Danville. Alabama Elementary Education MARTHA H. CAIN Decatur, Alabama English DORIS MARIE CAMPBELL Athens, Alabama English Seniors DONALD MARVIN CARTER Sanford, Florida English MAURICE WAYNE CARWILE Athens, Alabama Business Administration BENFORD LYNN CHENAULT Decatur, Alabama Business Administration 114 DONNA BARNES COX Pulaski, Tennessee Business Education Seniors JOHN A. DAVIS Decatur, Alabama Business Administration MARGARET DAVIS Huntsville, Alabama Elementary Education DONALD W. ERVIN Athens, Alabama Business Administration lis F. D. FOLETTE Decatur. Alabama Business Administration GERALD RANDY FOSSETT Athens. Alabama Business Administration LINDA FORD Athens, Alabama Education Seniors ROBERT LYLE FUNDABURK Anniston. Alabama Physical Education DOROTHY DIANNE FULTON Pulaski. Tennessee Social Science CHARLES WAYNE GARNER Athens. Alabama Business Administratfon fl6 JANE SUMMEY GARRISON Redstone Arsenal, Alabama History LANELL ETHEL GLAZE Athens, Alabama Elementary Education CHARLES MARVIN GRABIN Fairfield, Alabama Mathematics Seniors JAMES NEAL HARGROVE Athens, Alabama Business Administration JERRY DON HARRISON Athens, Alabama History PEGGYE SUE HARWELL Nashville, Tennessee Elementary Education 17 EDDIE HYATT Huntsville. Alabama Business Administration JOHN F. HAYS Athens, Alabama Business Administration Seniors MELVIN STANLEY HUTTO Athen Alabama English MILDRED WILLS JOHNSTON Huntsville. Alabama Elementary Education JUDY JOHNSON Athens, Alabama Business Education 118 A EVE BURKE KESSLER 1 Huntsville, Alabama I English and Sociology MARY HARDWIEL KERR Athens, Alabama Business Education Sent lors MARIE T. KIDD Harvest, Alabama Elementary Education BARRY NEAL KEY New Hope, Alabama Business Administration RUSSELL E. LARKIN New Market, Alabama Religion 119 PATSY JONES LAWRENCE Huntsville. Alabama Mathematics JOYCE LEOPARD Athens. Alabama Business Education BRENDA LOUISE LEWIS Athens. Alabama Graduate Work Seni mors WYMAN LOGAN Decatur, Alabama Mathematics DOROTHY DIMPLE LUSK Huntsville. Alabama Education JOYCE B. MAPLES Athens. Alabama Elementary Education 120 JOE K. McDonald Athens. Alabama Chemistry CHARLEY WILLIAM McPETERS Huntsville, Alabama Mathematics WILLIAM JOSEPH MEDAL Joliet. Illinois Mathematics Seniors CHARLES W. MILLER Elkmont, Alabama History 0. D. MILLER, JR. Tarrant, Alabama History SHARON GAYLE MITCHELL Hartselle, Alabama Elementary Education 121 HAROLD DEAN MURRELL Lawrenceburg. Tennessee History PAMELA B. PACK Athens, Alabama Mathematics BOB L. NEWTON Athens, Alabama Mathematics Seniors ALFRED POOLE Decatur. Alabama Graduate Work ARTHUR EDGAR PAGE, JR Montgomery, Alabama Business Administration Business Education 122 JOHX ROBERT RUSSEL Athens, Alabama Riolopry PHILLIP SHARP Huntsville, Alabama Business Administration Seni mors THOMAS JEFFERSON SOX, JR, Birmingham, Alabama Business Administration ROBERT S. SUMMERFORD Courtland, Alabama Religion JERRY DOUTHIT THOMAS Decatur, Alabama Social Studies 123 REBA THOMPSON Athens. Alabama Elementary Education REBA WAITS TRUITT Lexinsrton. Alabama STEWART THOMSON Ware Shoals. South Carolina Physical Education Seni lors MARTHA RODEN VANDIVER Trenton. Alabama Elementary Education PEGGY BISHOP WALDEN Athens, Alabama English 124 BILLY WARREN Dellrose. Tennessee Social Studies THOMAS B. WARREN M oulton, Alabama History Seniors NED ALLEN WHITE Rogersville, Alabama Business Administration GEORGE 0. WILLIAMS, JR. Athens, Alabama Biology JOAN D. WILLIAMS Huntsville, Alabama Foreign Languages 125 WILLARD MARVIN WAGNON Huntsville, Alabama English Seniors MAX W. WILSON Athens, Alabama Physical Education JACQUELINE HAYNSWORTH WILSON Athens, Alabama Secretarial Science JOHN FRANK WYLIE, JR. Huntsville, Alabama Business Administration J. RICHARD WILSON, JR. Athens, Alabama Business Administration 126 Underclassmen m o W - ' h tBUHMMMMasaaiMMkiaH : ifcr- ■ - ff- Adair, Sara Marie Montgomery, Alabama Freshman Adair, Thomas E. Harpersii le, Alabama Sophomore Arshipov, Nikita Decatur, Alabama Freshman Arnold, Marshia Sue Athens, Alabama Sophomore Atkins. Dianna Elizabeth Hariselle, Alabama Sophomore Atkinson, John Paul Madison, Alabama Sophomore Bailey, Walter James Athens, Alabama Freshman Baker, James Norment Montgomery, Alabama Freshman Baker, Sallie Jane New Market, Alabama Freshman Bass, Judith Carolyn Athens. Alabama Junior Bates. Donald Arthur .4thens, .Alabama Freshman Batson, Gay Madison, .Alabama Freshman 128 Baugher, Donald A. Athens, Alabama Freshman Baxley, Nelson Clifford Hiintsville, Alabama Freshman Beasley, Larry M. Athens, Alabama Freshman Beasley, Larry M. Athens, Alabama Freshman Benn, Quentin West Plains, Missouri Junior Biddle, John Raymond Fort Payne, Alabama Sophomore sM 5= II. Binkley, Jeannie Athens, Alabama Sophomore 1 ■ „J . ' Binkley, Sarah Athens, Alabama Freshman - r . %M Black, Rosanna Athens, Alabama 4 ( PIF Junior Blackwell, Glenn Decatur, Alabama- Sophomore Blackwell, Kay L. Decatur, Alabama Freshman Blair, Clifford E. Huntsiille, Alabama Junior 129 Blair, C. E., Jr. Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Blow, William T. Parrish, Alabama Junior Bodner, A. Craig Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Bonner, Claud Mulga, Alabama Freshman Bonner, Sandra Fairfax, Alabama Junior Bowling, Jan Somerville, Alabama Freshman Brady, Donald L. Manheim, Pennsylvania Sophomore Brannum, Deanie G. Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Brazelton, James Edward, Jr. Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Brooks, David E. Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Bryan, Linda Griffis Athens, Alabama Freshman Bryant, Gerald Wayne Athens, Alabama Freshman 130 Burch, Larry Lee Athens, Alabama Freshman Burdetti, Annette N. HuntsvUle, Alabama Junior Burns, Patricia Ann Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Butler, Ann Decatur, Alabama Freshman Butler, Emma Arlena Rogersville, Alabama Sophomore Butler, Etoile Maxine Somerville, Alabama Freshman Butler, Ralph Quinn, Jr. HuntsvUle, Alabama Sophomore Cain, Rebecca Harrison Somerville, Alabama Freshman Cantrell, Annelle HuntsvUle, Alabama Junior Cardan, Terry Gene Decatur, Alabama Freshman Calvin, Hazel Ruth Athens, Alabama Freshman Carlisle, Sandra Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore 131 Carter, Barbara B. Athens, Alabama Junior Carter, Ruth Chasteen Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Cartledge, G. T. Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore Casteel, John Hollace, Jr. Athens, Alabama Freshman Cannon, Martin Overton Athens, Alabama Freshman Chamberlain, Fred Thomas Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore Chittam, James Ralph, Jr. Athens, Alabama Freshman Chittam, Lester Wade Athens, Alabama Sophomore Chitwood, James Loy Fylje, Alabama Sophomore Cicero, John Bernard Hunlsiille, Alabama Freshman Clanton, Gail C. Athens, Alabama Sophomore Clark, Mary Daly Athens. Alabama Sophomore 132 Coggins, Edward Robert Athens, Alabama Junior Colby, Lauren L. Dayton, Ohio Junior Cole, William Buford Athens. Alabama Junior Collier, George Donald Decatur, Alabama Junior Collins, James Allen Ardmore, Tennessee Fresliman Cooper, Gary Dale Athens, Alabama Freshman Cooper, Henry D. Athens, Alabama Freshman Cosby, Keimeth Eugene Athens, Alabama Freshman Cosby, William Gerald Athens, Alabama Junior Couey, James E. Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Covington, Virginia Athens, Alabama Sophomore Craig, Beverly Bonaccx Athens, Alabama Junior 133 Crow, Sammy Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Cunningham, Hugh Lee Dora, Alabama Junior Cutchens, Wayne Decatur, Alabama Freshman Daly, Jerry Don Athens, Alabama Junior Daly, Martha Athens, Alabama Junior Daly, Robert William Birmingham, Alabama Junior Davis, Richard Lee Athens, Alabama Freshman DeLorge, Ernestine B. Athens, Alabama Sophomore Depreast, Clifton Spake, Alabama Junior Drake, Roger Decatur, Alabama ■Freshman Dudley, Don Hugh Huntsville. Alabama Freshman Dudley, Doris Ann Huntsville, Alabama Junior Durham, Charles Athens, Alabama Sophomore Fanning, Paul Walton Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Faulkner, Kay Athens, Alabama Freshman Forde, Erving Walker, Jr. Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Fowler, Janice Sharon Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Francis, Allan R. Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Frazier, Robert Wayne Huntsville, Alabama Junior Freeman, Sue Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Fretwell, H. Leo Decatur, Alabama Junior Fryer, Reuben Rice Guntersville, Alabama Junior Fuller, Harold Edward Trinity, Alabama Freshman Evans, Carl M. Athens, Alabama Sophomore 135 Gardner, Frank G. Decalur, Alabama Freshman Garigues, Carolyn June Attalla, Alabama Junior Garren, Julena Remlap, Alabama Junior Garrison, Phillip Lemoin Decalur, Alabama Sophomore Gey, George Robert Athens, Alabama Sophomore Goodman, William T. Anderson, Alabama Sophomore Gordon, Kitty Athens, Alabama Freshman Gore, Patsy Athens, Alabama Junior Graves, Jack H. Athens, Alabama Freshman Gray, James Thomas Hunlsiille, Alabama Freshman Green, Jerald Douglas Hunt.siille. Alabama Freshman Green, Thaddeus Alfred Rogersville, Alabama Junior 136 Greene, Robert Aldeon Mobile, Alabama Fresliman Greene, Sandra Lee Athens, Alabama Freshman Greenliaw, Jimmy L. A thens, Alabama Junior Greenliaw, Jo Ellen Athens, Alabama Junior Halbrooks, Bobby Ray Decatur, Alabama Freshman Haley, Dovell Trinity, Alabama Freshman Hamby, James Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Hamlinton, Kenneth Decatur, Alabama Freshman Hammonds, Eddie Rogersville, Alabama Freshman Hammons, Thomas Tanner, Alabama Sophomore Haney, Jerre Athens, Alabama Freshman Hanners, Bobby Edward Hartselle, Alabama Freshman 137 Hardin, Bobby D. Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Hargrove, Mary Sue Prospect, Tennessee Junior Harper, Linda Gail Athens, Alabama Sophomore Harmon, John Hueytown, Alabama Sophomore Harwell, Roger Johnson Athens, Alabama Junior Harwell, Morris Clayton, Jr. Prospect, Tennessee Junior Haskins, Maryanne Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Haskins. Ronald Brent Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Hayes, John David Athens, Alabama Freshman Henderson, Margaret Prospect, Tennessee Sophomore Hendrick, Charles Dean, Jr. Athens, Alabama Freshman Hester, Bill Athens, Alabama Junior 138 Hickman, Raybum Lynnville, Tennessee Junior Higginbotham, Charles Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore Hightower, Boyd Athens, Alabama Junior Hill, Dwight Douglas Decatur, Alabama Freshman HiU, Ruth Ann Paint Rock, Alabama Junior Hobbs, Lawana Elkmont, Tennessee Sophomore Hodgen; Beulah Mae Ardmore, Tennessee Freshman Hodges, Margaret Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Holland, Barbara Athens, Alabama Freshman Holland, Howell Decatur, Alabama Junior HoUman, David Quillen Lovetto, Tennessee Freshman Holt, Larry O ' Neal Athens, Alabama Freshman 139 Holt, Wayne Monroe Athens, Alabama Freshman Horton, Lane Fort Payne, Alabama Junior Hoover, Roger Franklin Decatur, Alabama Freshman Howard, Frank Donald Decatur, Alabama Freshman Howard, Larry Douglas Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Hurley, Richard Athens, Alabama Freshman Jackson, Clyde Gerald Red Bay, Alabama Junior James, Diana Huntsiille, Alabama Sophomore Jefferson, Neil Birmingham, Alabama Freshman Johnson, Douglas K. Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Johnson, Jackie Athens, Alabama Sophomore Johnson, James B. Athens, Alabama Sophomore 140 Johnson, Joe Athens, Alabama Freshman Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Decatur, Alabama Freshman Jones, Albert McKinley Tanner, Alabama Freshman Jones, Bob Florence, Alabama Junior Jones, Nancy New Market, Alabama Sophomore Jones, Ross Andrew Huntsville, Alabama Junior Kennum, Carolyn Elaine Danville, Alabama Freshman Kieff, Sue Athens, Alabama Freshman King, James Johnston Leighton, Alabama Freshman Kirby, David L. Pulaski, Tennessee Junior Kirk, Rebecca Ann Hartselle, Alabama Junior Kirk, Rosemary Hartselle, Alabama Junior 141 Kolesinsky, Ivan WiUimantic, Connecticut Junior Lance, Russell Lang Trussville, Alabama Junior Lane, Vernon Arrel Decatur, Alabama Junior Larkin, Malcolm E. Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore Latia, Linda Lou Huntsville, Alabama Junior Laubenthal, Penne J. Athens, Alabama Sophomore Lemniond, Patricia Gail Somerville, Alabama Freshman Leopard, Nancy Athens, Alabama Junior Lewis, Barton Birmingham, Alabama Freshman Lloyd, Janiet Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Long, James Ernest Athens, Alabama Sophomore Lorell, Sandra Irene Athens, Alabama Sophomore 142 Lovell, Virginia Athens, Alabama Junior Luna, Harold Smithville, Tennessee Junior Lurie, Mary Ann Fort Payne, Alabama Junior Mann, Gary D. Huntsville, Alabama Junior Mansell, Samuel Turner Florence, Alabama Sophomore Maples, Sandra Hardwick Danville, Alabama Sophomore Mardis, Mac Lynn Decatur, Alabama Freshman Martin, Patricia Jasper, Alabama Junior Martin, Ronnie Lee Hueytown, Alabama Junior Mason, Houston Decatur, Alabama Freshman Mason, Patricia Ann Huntsville, Alabama Junior Marsh, James Gilshrist Courtland, Alabama Junior 143 Marshall, Kathleen Anne Huntsiille, Alabama Junior May, Larr ' Forester Huntsiille, Alabama Sophomore May, Louie Michael Huntsiille, Alabama Junior McAnear, Iris Decatur, Alabama Freshman McClurkin, Linda Gail Decatur, Alabama Junior Meagher, Charles Fairfield, Alabama Freshman Milner, James Edward Huntsiille, Alabama Junior Minor, Jim Decatur, Alabama Junior Mitchell, Marilyn Hartselle, Alabama Junior Moore. Billy R. Athens. Alabama Froslinian Moore, Jack Buddy Fairia.x, Alabama Sophomore Moore, Mary Clarice Oxford, Alabama Freshman 144 Moore, William Donald Athens, Alabama Freshman Morell, Christy J. Athens, Alabama Sophomore Murphree, Charles Randall Oneonia, Alabama Freshman Neal, Frances Sue Athens, Alabama Sophomore Nichols, Wilda Burden Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Nicholson, Freddia HuntsviUe, Alabama Sophomore Norton, Edrin Ann Shelton Athens, Alabama Freshman Olson, Brenda Jan Falkville, Alabama Junior Outlaw, Doyle E. HartselU, Alabama Freshman Parker, Arvel Jeriel Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Parkin, Glenn M. Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore Pate, William Ralph Decatur, Alabama Freshman 145 Patterson, Tony Allen Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Pettit, Wanda Gale Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Phillips, Emily Frances Decatur, Alabama Freshman Pierce, Douglas Michael Huntsvitle, Alabama Junior Plant, Weldon L. Toney, Alabama Freshman Powell, James Edward Birmingham, Alabama Freshman Powers, Morris W. Toney, Alabama Sophomore Pratt, Barbara Ann Taft, Tennessee Junior Pratt, David Ray Taft, Tennessee Sophomore Presley, James Boyd, Jr. Huntsville, Alabama Junior Pressnell, Patricia Ann Athens, Alabama Freshman Price, James Carraway Birmingham, Alabama Sophomore 146 Price, Norman Lee HuntsviUe, Alabama Freshman Puckett, Howell Collins Decatur, Alabama Freshnian Raby, Carol Toney, Alabama Junior Ralph, Kathy Deak King oj Prussia, Pennsylvania Sophomore Redman, Marie HuntsviUe, Alabama Freshman Reed, Joanne Athens, Alabama Sophomore Reno, Joseph Decatur, Alabama Freshman Richardson, Brenda Centre, Alabama Junior Robbins, Sylvia Jo Decatur, Alabama Junior Robert, Dorothy Brownsboro, Alabama Junior Roberts, Mary Frances Decatur, Alabama Freshman Roberts, Jimmy Wayne Hartselle, Alabama Freshman 147 Roberts, Mary Louise Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Rogers, Nell M. Ardmore, Tennessee Freshman Rollings, Patricia Athens, Alabama Junior Rolison, James Earl Fayetteville, Tennessee Freshman Rowe, George Oliver Birmingham, Alabama Junior Rudd, Nell Jones Decatur, Alabama Freshman Ruf, Marvin Athens, Alabama Freshman Sandlin, John Everett Decatur, Alabama Freshman Sandlin, Vicki Decatur, Alabama Junior Schmanske, John A. Huntsiille, Alabama Fresliman Scogin, Lewis Stanley Harvest, Alabama Junior Scott, Rebecca Athens, Alabama Junior 148 Seagle, William Mak Decatur, Alabama Freshman Sefton, Michael Jacot Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Shannon, Daniel Poteete, Jr. Athens, Alabama Junior Sherbert, Kermit Wendell Athens, Alabama Freshman Shipp, Bonnie J. Huntsville, Alabama Freshman Shirley, Charlotte Ann Northport, Alabama Sophomore Sims, Patsy Ann Courtland, Alabama Freshman Sisco, Albert Terry Athens, Alabama Freshman Sivley, Joe Lynn Somerville, Alabama Freshman Slaten, H. Wayne Decatur, Alabama Junior Smelser, Nelda Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Smith, Daisy R. Huntsville, Alabama Freshman 149 Smith, Ewell Patterson Athens, Alabama Junior Smith, Glenn WyHe Birmingham, Alabama Freshman Smith, James Wesley Leighlon, Alabama Junior Smith, Jane Athens, Alabama Sophomore Smith, Jeff Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Smith, Joan Athens, Alabama Sophomore Smith, Paul, Jr. Athens, Alabama Freshman Smith, Phyllis Nan Madison, .Alabama Sophomore Smith, Ralph Larry Redstone Arsenal, Alabama Sophomore Smith, Ronald Andrew Athens, Alabama Junior Smith, William Franklin Hiinlsiille. Alabama Freshman Solmon, James E. Hrounsboro, Alabama Junior 150 Southworth, Daniel Leon Birmingham, Alabama Junior Speegle, XS ayne Morris Birmingham. Alabama Sophomore Stacey, Virginia Huston Athens. Alabama Junior Stanford, Don T. Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Steinhauser, Dale E. Athens, Alabama Freshman Stay, Gilbert Athens, Alabama Freshman Steedley, Emory Decatur, Alabama Junior Stone, Donald Lloyd Athens, Alabama Freshman Sullivan, Celia Carol Hartselle, Alabama Sophomore Talbot, Patricia Ann Huntsville, Alabama Sophomore Thacher, June A. Athens, Alabama Junior Thackston, Mary Ada Athens, Alabama Freshman 5; Tliarp. Peter James Athens. Alabama Freshman Tharp, William David Athens, Alabama Sophomore Thomas, H. Leroy Decatur, Alabama Junior Thomas, Norma R. Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Thrasher, Bobby Decatur, Alabama Freshman Thrasher, Keith Decatur, Alabama Freshman Tonilinson, Don Decatur. Alabama Junior Toone, Elna Bracken Athens, Alabama Freshman Tucker, David Huntsville, Alabama Junior Turner, David Lee Athens, Alabama Sophomore Turner, Vi ' illiam Joe I ' ulashi. Tennessee Sophomore I Irich, Jonathan Athens, Alabama Sophomore 152 Usery, Marie Athens. Alabama Sophomore Vandiver, William Harol Decaliir, Alabama Freshman Vandiver, William Thomas Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Vinson, Roger P. Pulaski, Tennessee Junior Voss, Billy Ray Rogersiille, Alabama Junior Wagnon, Kenneth Buren Athens, Alabama Sophomore Waldron, Robert W., Jr. Athens, Alabama Freshman Wallace, Ezelle Diane Hartselle, Alabama Freshman Walker, Dorsey Howie Somenille, Alabama Sophomore Walker, John Almon Somerville, Alabama Sophomore Wallace, John L. Decatur, Alabama Freshman Ward, Jimmie Decatur, Alabama Freshman 153 Ward, Joyce G. Decatur, Alabama Junior Watson, Joyce Marie Hartselle, Alabama Sophomore Webster, Oneda M. Athens, Alabama Junior Webster, Patricia Ann Athens, Alabama Freshman Welch, James 0. Hartselle, Alabama Sophomore Wells, Claudine Athens, Alabama Sophomore Whitker, Frances Wynelle Athens, Alabama Sophomore White, Byron Lee Athens, Alabama Sophomore White, Evelyn Hendrickson Piilaslii, Tennessee Junior X ' hitt, Adalyn Decatur, Alabama Sophomore Whitworth, Robert Gerry Athens, Alabama Freshman illiams, Edwin McKinnley Rogersiille, Alabama Freshman 154 Williams, James A., Ill Huntsiille. Alabama Sophomore Williamson, Harry Duncan Gurley, Alabama Sophomore Wilson, Alvin C. Athens, Alabama Sophomore Wilson, Claire Huntsiille, Alabama Freshman Windsor, Andra Francine Somerville, Alabama Freshman Wood, Hectar J. Decatur, Alabama Freshman Yarbrough, Stephen C. Decatur, Alabama Freshman York, Jane Woodville, Alabama Junior Zuercher, Earl David Huntsville, Alabama Junior 55 These Things We Will Remember Spiingtimf walks in the qiiift of the Ci il War cemeterv 156 Dates at the Ritz and the Hatfield ■nJVi S y- Our exposure to the finer things of Ufe 158 The enjoyable formalitv of the Beauty Ball Eij ht o clock classes and loreign languages under Dr. Greenwood ' %k 160 Those extremely long chapel programs 161 ♦ is Election rampaigns 162 The fun and i ' ellowship of Christmas 163 Student Index Adair, Sara Marie 128 Adair, Thomas E. 60, 67. 68, 72, 73, 74, 75, 79, 128 Adams, Marcia Helen 60, 112 Allfrey, Dwaine 112 Anderson, Bette Ann 77. 112 Anderson, Charles 0. 112 Archipov. Nikita 33. 128 Arnold, Marshia 57. 59, 60, 76, 79, 128 Atkins. Dianna 61. 76. 80, 128 Atkinson. John Earl 128 Austell. Helen 112 Bailey. Walter James 128 Baker. James Norment 33. 70. 71. 128 Baker. Sallie Jane 63. 67. 128 Bald. Newell Bernard Jr. 59, 64, 77, 79, 112 Bass, Horance 68 Bass. Judith Carolyn 59, 60, 79. 104. 106. 128 Bates, Donald Arthur 128 Batson, Gay 60. 72. 79. 80. 107. 128 Baugher, Donald A. 128 Baxley. Nelson 33. 71, 74, 90, 128 Beasley, Larry M. 129 Beasley, Martha M. 129 Beattie. Ernest 113 Benn, Quentin 129 Biddle, John Raymond 129 Binklev, Sarah 129 Binkley, Jeannie 129 Birdsall. Bryan 61. 71, 79. 113 Black, Rosanna 129 Blackwell. Glen 129 Blackwell, Kay 129 Blair. Clifford E. 129 Blair. 0. E. Jr. 130 Blankenship. Donnis 80. 84 Blanton, Earnestine L. 113 Blow, William T. 130 Bodner, A. Craig 33. 130 Bonner, Claud 130 Bonner. Sandra 59. 62. 74. 79, 130 Bowling, Jan 67. 130 Brady. Donald L. 57. 67. 71. 79; 130 Brannum. Deanie G. 68. 130 Brazelton, James Edward 81, 85. 92, 130 Brooks. David E. 130 Brooks. Joe 113 Broomall. James 68. 69. 72. 113 Bryan. Linda 130 Bryant. Gerald Wayne 130 Burch. Larry Lee 33. 130 Burdetti. Annette N. 131 Burns. Patricia Ann 131 Burr. James 113 Butler. Ann 131 Butler. Emma Arlena 131 Butler, Etoile 131 Butler, Ralph Quinn. Jr. 76, 131 Cain. Martha H. 114 Cain, Rebecca 131 Cannon, Martin 132 Cantrell. Annelle 105. 131 Carden. Terry Gene 131 Calvin. Hazel Ruth 131 Carlisle. Sandra 59. 80, 84 100. 131 Carter. Barbara 77. 132 Carter. Donald 72, 114 Carter, Ruth Chasteen 132 Cartledge, G. T. 71. 79. 132 Carwile. -Maurice 114 Casteel. John 132 Chamberlain. Fred 71. 132 Chenault. Ben 85. 92. 114 Chittam. James 132 Chittam. Lester 71, 132 Chitwood. James 132 Cicero. John 132 Clanton. Gail 75. 132 Clark. Mary 59. 84. 104, 132 Click. James 115 Coggins, Robert 81. 85. 113 Coggins. Jimmy 85 Colby. Lauren 61. 133 Cole. William 133 Coleman. James 115 Collier. Don 76. 133 Collins. James 133 Cooper. Gary 133 Cosbv. Kenneth 133 Cosby, Gerald 133 Cousey. James 133 Covington. Virginia 133 Co.x. Donna 115 164 Craig, Beverly 72. 133 Crow. Sammy 134 Cunningham. Hugh 68. 70. 71. 73. 134 Cutchens. Wayne 134 Daly. Jerry 58. 134 Daly. Martha 134 Dalv. Robert 71. 74. 134 Davis, John 115 Davis, Margaret 115 Davis, Richard 80, 134 DeLorge, Ernestine 134 Depreast, Clifton 75, 134 Drake, Roger 134 Dudley, Don 134 Dudley, Doris 73, 134 Durham, Charles 135 English. O ' Hara 55, 79 Erwin. Donald 115 Evans, Carl 135 Fanning, Paul 135 Faulkner, Kay 135 Folette, F. D. 116 Ford, Linda 116 Forde, Erving 135 Fossett. Gerald 116 Francis, Allan 70, 135 Frazier, Robert 135 Freeman. Sue 57. 60, 67. 73. 76, 135 Fretwell. H. Lee 135 Fryer, Reuben 135 Fuller. Harold 33. 135 Fulton, Dorothy 116 Fundaburk. Robert Lyle 81, 90, 116 Gardner. Frank 136 Garigues. Carolyn 136 Garner, Charles 64, 81. 116 Garren, Julena 74, 80, 136 Garrison. Jane 117 Garrison. Phillip 136 Gey. Robert 70. 136 Gladney, Buell 68 Glaze. Ethel 117 Goode, Rodney 85, 92 Goodman. William 71. 79, 136 Gordon. Kitty 136 Gore. Patsv 60. 66. 72, 98, 136 Grabin. Charles 79, 80, 117 Graves, Jack 136 Gray, James 136 Green. Jerald Douglas 33, 56, 71, 136 Green, Alfred 136 Green. Robert 70. 137 Greene, Sandra 137 Greenhaw, Jackie 66 Greenhaw. Jo Ellen 137 Halbrooks, Bobby 68, 13 ' , Haley. Dovell 137 Hamby, James 57. 60. 71, 137 Hamlinton, Kenneth 137 Hammonds. Eddie 137 Hammonds, Thomas 137 Haney. Jere 137 Banners, Bobby 137 Hardin. Bob 70, 71, 73, 138 Hargrove. Sue 59, 60, 70, 138 Hargrove, James 117 Harmon. John Earl 69, 71, 72. 73. 138 Harper. Linda 138 Harrison- Don 117 Harwell. Pegge Sue 58, 59, 79. 117 Harwell. Morris 138 Haskins, Marvanne 59, 66, 67, 79, 80, 138 Hart. William 69 Hayes, John 138 Hays. John F. 118 Henderson. Margaret 80, 138 Hendrick. Charles 138 Hester. Bill 138 Hickman, Rayburn 139 Hicks, Vickie 66 Hisginbotham, Charles 68, 138 Hightower. Boyd 139 Hill. Dwight 86, 139 Hill. Ruth Ann 139 Hobbs. Lawana 79, 80. 139 Hodgen, Beulah 139 Hodges, Margaret 139 Holland, Barbara 80, 139 Holland. Howell 139 Holland, John 77 Holliday. Lynn 76 HoUman. David 139 Holt. Larry 139 Holt. Wayne 140 Horton. Lane 56. JU. 1 10 Hoover. Roger 140 Howard. Frank 140 Howard, Larry 140 Hurley, Richard 140 Hutto, Melvin 118 Hyatt. Eddie 118 Jackson, Gerald 73, 140 James. Diana 55. KH. 1 ID Jefferson, Neil 68, 140 Johnston, Mildred 118 Johnson, Douglas 140 Johnson, Jackie 140 Johnson, James 140 Johnson, Joe 141 Johnson, Judy 118 Johnson, Mary 141 Jones, Albert 141 Jones, Bob 141 Jones, Miriam 118 Jones. Nancy 74. 80. 141 Jones. Ross 60. 74. 119 Johes. Stephen 60. 119 Kennum. Carolyn 66. 141 Kerr. Mary 119 Kessler. Eve 64. 76. 119 Key. Barry Neal 1 19 Kidd. Marie 119 Kieff. Sue 141 King. Jimm 33. 67. 73. 141 Kirbv. David 141 Kirk. Reberca 141 Kirk. Rnsemar 141 Koiesinksky. Ivan 59. 71. 79. 80. 90. 142 Lance. Russell 142 Lane. Vernon 142 Larkin. Malcolm 68. 142 Larkin. Russell 68. 119 Latta. Linda 142 Laubenthal. Penne 76. 105. 142 Lauerence. Patsv 64. 120 Lemmond. Patsv 56. 61. 66. 80. 84, 142 Leopard. Jovce 120 Leopard. Nancv 142 Lewis. Barton 71. 72. 142 Lloyd. Janet 142 Lojian. W man 77. ill. 85. 120 Long. James 70. 112 Lorell. Sandra 120 jLovell. Virfiinia 1 13 Luna. Har.,ld 80.81. 1 13 Lurie. Mar Ann 56. 61. 76. 143 Lusk. Dorolhv 120 ALnlone. Johnnv 80 Mann. Gary 143 Mansell. Sam 72. 73, 1 13 Maples. Joyce 120 Maples. Sandra 96. 97. 143 Mardis. Mae 143 Marsh. James 143 Marshall. Kathv 59. 74. 102. 144 Martin. Patricia 59. 66. 102. 144 Martin. Ronnie 60. 72. 73. 75. 143 Mason. Houston 143 McDonald. Joe 59. 6o. 67. 70. 75, 77, 121 McPeters, Charley 59. 60. 65. 79. 121 Meagher. Charles 33. 56. 63. 7L 14-1 Medal. Bill 71. 77, 121 Mileski. Ted 80 Miller. Charles 69. 121 Miller. 0. D. 60. 81, 90. 121 Minor. Jim 144 Mason. Patricia 143 Max. Michael 70. 1 II McAnear. Iris 141 McClurkiii. Linda 144 McCov. Wiux 103 Mitchell. MariKn 55. 59. 70. 105.111 Mitchell. Sharon 57. 58. 59. 65.99. 109. 121 Mo,, re. Billv 1 1 1 .Mn,,re. Jack 1 1 1 Moore. Marv Clarice 59. 72. 83. 104. 144 Moore. William 145 Morrell. Christy 68. 76. 145 Murphree, Charles 56. 70 73. 145 Murrell. Harold 81. 85. 122 Nash, Harold 80 Nash. Sue 66. 145 Newton, Bob 122 Nichols, Wilda 145 Nicholson, Freddia 63. 67. 68 72, 74. 75, 79. 145 Norris. Ronnie 85 Pack. Pamela 122 Page. Arthur 71. 145 Parker. Arvel 145 Parkin. Glenn 145 Pate, William 145 Patterson. Tony 146 Pettit. Wanda 67. 145 Phillips. Emily 146 Pierce. Douglas 72. 146 Plant. Weldon 146 Poole. Alfred 122 Powell. Jim 59. 62. 70. 71. 146 Powers. Morris 146 Pratt. Barbara 146 Pratt. David 146 Presle . James 146 Pressnell. Patricia 146 Price, lames 0 ' ;. 71. 72. 73. 146 Price. Norman 1 17 Puckelt. Hiiwell 1 17 Raby. Carol 56. 76. 99. 147 Ralph. Kat!i 1 17 Rausin. Francille 61. 67. 75. 122 Redmon. Marie 47. 61. 67 Reed. Joanne 1 17 166 Reno. Joseph 147 Rhodes. Billy 181 Richardson. Brenda 72. 147 Robbins, Sylvia 147 Robert, Dorothy 147 Roberts, Mary 72, 147 Roberts, Jimmy 147 Roberts, Mary Louise 148 Rogers, Nell 148 Rollison, James 148 Rowe, George 54, 71, 79, 148 Rudd, Nell 148 Ruf, Marvin 148 Russell, John 57, 123 Sandlin, John 148 Sandlin, Vicki 148 Schmoanske, John 148 Scogin, Lewis 148 Scott, Rebecca 148 Seagle, William 149 Seagers, Jimmy 85 Sefton, Michael 149 Shannon, Daniel 59, 149 Sharp, Phillip 123 Shipp, Bonnie 123 Shirley. Charlotte 67. 68. 72. 149 Silver, Betsy 58, 60 Sims, Patsy 149 Sisco, Terry 149 Sively, Joe Lynn 149 Slaten. Wayne 149 Smelser, Nelda 149 Smith, Daisy 149 Smith, Ewell 149 Smith, Glenn 71, 73, 150 Smith, James 150 Smith, Jane 150 Smith, Jeff 60, 150 Smith, Joan 150 Smith, Paul, Jr. 150 Smith, Phyllis 150 Smith, Ralph 70, 150 Smith, Ronald 150 Smith, William 150 Sneed, Robert 150 Solomon, James 77, 150 Southworth, Daniel 60, 81, 90, 151 Sox, Jeff 71, 79, 123 Speegle. Wayne 59, 71, 79, 151 Stace . Virginia 151 Stanford. 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