Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 452 of the 1966 volume:

96 6 Q I I The I966 GLOMERATA is reaching Toward The Tangible expression oT Auburn liTe. IT seeks To Treeze The reTlecTions caughT momenTarily in The mirror so ThaT Their sTillness may pre- serve a parf oT our college Clays. BuT more Than This. we are Trying To capTure The awaking oT The unTrainecl mind To The universaliTy oT knowledge and ThoughT . . . EcliTor BENJAMIN B. SPRATLING, lll AssociaTe EcliTor BOBBY R. WIGGINS A Business Manager J. THOMAS FISHER Volume 69 Auburn UniversiTy Auburn, Alabama X x ,A , Jia - , fi I gf 'ifx , F1149 ., Ll 'H I I , R257 fi 'KVV .II X .f .VW - 1 Q I H f 5 :,iLi1Liii1i?im ,J H jE E' L eijisj, 5.3 L, ' KN .gt f f 0, ' 1. . Gr- 6,91 1 1 ' ' Q' , ,111 TIIRMRII3 W' rw- + L X 'I N LI 1 I . J a 1 I f la , gl Qg:g, ' I .i,1 I I -' M f S 35 xg vfnq I A r, V A fuffil 351+ 2 ACADEMICS 33 ORGANIZATIONS 69 FEATURES 129 LEADERSHIP 149 GREEKS 189 ATHLETICS 275 CLASSES 313 ' 61MQf4MOWWv5xLkW7704JZw t N ,..---V ,MT JW . 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' I qv ' Y Q K to x f X WJ If flu ff I, 1 1 X x Adrninislralion Eclilor Colleges Edilor Alumni Associalion Edilor Graoluale School Eclifor Assislanls Colleges Gradual-e School Deanna Nolen Ann McLean G-wenclolynn Vickers l-lazel Thompson Theresa Holman, Nancy Shirley Palricia Burleson THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Dr. Ralph B. Dmughon, Dr. Harry Philfzott The advenl ol lhe Philpoll Adminislralion in Jrhe lall ol l965 evoked a new era in Auburn leadership. Dr. l-larry M. Philpoll, replacing Dr. Ralph B. Draughon upon his reliremenl aller sevenleen years of indus- lrious service, is carrying Through a lar reaching expansion program. A new emphasis on science, lhe hurnanilies, and physical educalion is lalcing Jrhe form of modern physical cenlers as lhe complexion ol lhe Auburn Carnpus conlinues lo change rapidly. The Philpol+Adn'1inislralion has been keynoled wilh expansion. Auburn has been launched wilh an emphasis loward lhe lulure. y 37 Dr. Harry M. Philpott PRESIDENT In The Tall OT I965, a new era Tor Auburn UniversiTy began under The leadership OT Dr. l-larry lvl. PhilpOTT. In his shOrT Tenure as Presi- denT OT Auburn UniversiTy, Dr. PhilpOTT, Through his abiliTy, en- ergy, and TOresighT has won The respecT and adnniraTiOn OT The ad- minisTraTiOn, TaculTy, sTudenTs, and alumni. O The educaTiOnal and adrninisTraTive records OT Our new presi- denT are nOTewOrThy. As a curn laude graduaTe OT WashingTOn and Lee UniversiTy, Dr. PhilpOTT cOnTinued his sTudies and received a Ph.D. TrOrn Yale and a DD. TrOrn STeTsOn. Serving as The Vice PresidenT OT The UniversiTy OT Florida Tor seven years earned him The repuTaTiOn OT being One OT The mOsT popular educaTOrs OT The SOuTh. Occ O 33 O O Roberts Brown Opelika . M. H. Moses Fyje john Overton Montgomery Paul S. Haley jasper Vice-Chairman Governor George C. Wallace Austin Meadows State School Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board oT TrusTees serves as The policy-malcing body oT Auburn UniversiTy. The Board also serves in an oTTicial capaciTy and is responsible Tor awarding graduaTe de- grees and developing bonds. WiTh members appoinTed by The Governor Tor Twelve-year Terms, The Board is com- prised oT Two members Trom Auburn's congressional dis- TricT plus one member 'From each oTher disTricT wiThin The sTaTe. The Board is reguired To meeT once a year, buT in pracTice convenes once every guarTer. The Governor and STaTe School SuperinTendenT serve as ex-oTTicio members. l.asT Tall, The Board oT TrusTees gave noTice oT Two im- porTanT decisions. DormiTory Tees Tor undergraduaTes were raised in order To expand and improve living condiTions. Money was also alloTTed To allow a new swimming pool To be added To The recreaTional TaciliTies oT The UniversiTy. E. L. Wynn Szrn A. fhornas Frank P, Samford Eufaula Birrningharn Ashland X H- ADMINISTRATION Dr. H. Floyd Vallrry Assistanl to tlzf Pnfridcrzt Dr. Vallery associaled wilh Auburn Universily in Seplember, I95O, and has filled The posilion ol Assislanl fo lhe Presidenl since January I96O. l-le received his BA and MA lrom Louisiana Slale Uni- versily and an MA and EdD from Columbia. Assisl- ing Jrhe Presidenl in lhe discharge ol his dulies re- quired Dr. Vallery lo assume many roles. Freguenl- ly, he has represenled Auburn Universily on cere- monial occasions and has also been very helpful in worlring our problems and planning programs wilh lacully commillees. Mfr. Il . T. lnlgrzzm B11.rir11'.r.r Marzalgci' and Tr1'f1.r111 7 lvlr. Travis Ingram, Chief Business Officer, has been responsible for Jrhe managemenl ol lhe fiscal affairs ol Auburn Universily since IQ33. During lhis period, he has deall wilh personnel records and di- recled lhe handling of group insurance, purchasing, payroll, and accounling. The live deparlmenls over which he has charge are: General Accounling and Finance Deparlmenlg Bursar and Cashier Deparr- menlg Purchasing and Procuremenl Deparlmenlg Budgel, Payroll, and Personnel Deparlmenlg and Auxiliary Enlerprise Deparlmenl. ADIVIINISTRATORS , ek 5 te Dr. Morgan W. Brown M , Director of Student Health r' fm Bmmjseld Director of Admissions . :W2zq!fE?3E 5- v- gs 'X We 3 v-., f K Dean Katharine Cater Dean of Women Mr. fohn F. Dunlap Director of Student Financial Aid Mr. Edwin Crawford Director of University Relations DMV' l0mU5 E- F031 Col. Linwood E. Funchess Dean M. C. Huntley Dean of Student Ajfazrs 1jjfUCg,,T of Buildings Dean of Faculties and Grounds Mr. joseph Sarucr Director, University Dezfelojrment Program DDT- E- V- Smllll A and Ifx.l.U,fiW gpcfemfy, Director, Agricultural Dr. Wilbur Tincher Auburn Ajumnj A53-,,Cm,fj0,, Experiment Station Director, Institutional Research Dr. Clyde H. Cantrell Director of Libraries Mr. Charles W. Edwards Registrar Q i' V- . istgl., 315: ' ,3ts,143E!1, f- li- , fQ1g'g3g:',' ,. - ff M vfsierfz ' A . gap f:gt1,:et.-zgwf. r i r'f' msg Wpggszailfffl Q iJ3,Q, ' 7 ' j -Qgzzi 5 ills , Egg.. ,Jw-s f 'wa'-. fivifi fa Dean W. V. Parker Dean of Graduate School Mr. Edward Wegener Director of Educational Television aww sf DEANS ll The Council ol Deans has been an aclive parr ol lhe adminislralive body lor Jrhe pasl lwenly-live years. ll is The policy malqing council lor Jrhe division s ol inslruclion. Wilh Dean l-lunlley as chairman, The council currenlly consisls ol lhe deans ol The nine under-graduale and professional schools, The com- manders ol lhe Jrhree R.0.'l'.C. unils, Jrhe chairman of lhe Facully Council, lhe Dean ol lvlen, lhe Dean ol Women, Jrhe Direclor ol Admissions, The Regis- Jrrar, lhe Library Coordinalor, and The Dean ol lhe Graduale School, who is an ex-orlicio member. Pri- marily, Jrhese lwenly members consider problems arising in lhe courses and curricula of lhe various schools. They have conlrol over all courses included or excluded in lhe under-graduale curricula, and make linal decisions concerning The policies sug- gesled by The gradualre school council. Donn JW. C. Huntley, Cfzairnzzzn SSBTGCI. leff TO rigl'1l': Dean Foy, Dean Allen, Dean Carer, Dean Hunlley, Dr. Caudle, Dr. Canlrell. S+anding, lefi' fo righ'r: Col. Marshall, Col. Richards, Sxpl. gvlclllonald, Dean Parker, Mr, Brurnlielcl, Dean Speer, Dean Simmons, Dean Saunders, Mr. Edwards, Capr. Curlis, Dr. Greene, Dean Coker, Ur. oo a . 42 FACULTY COUNCIL The FaculTy Council, a represenTaTive body oT The general TaculTy, has been TuncTioning in iTs pres- enT Torm since l952. lTs purpose has been To acT as an advisory body To The presidenT concerning aca- demic policies and all maTTers perTaining direcTly To The TaculTy. One oT The maior consideraTions beTore The Council This year was an agreemenT wiTh The STu- denT Body To conducT The TaculTy evaluaTion pro- gram. Worlcing closely wiTh The STudenT SenaTe, The FaculTy Council aided in devising an evaluaTion program which proved an asseT To insTrucTors in preparing and delivering Their course worlc. An- oTher imporTanT achievemenT was The publicaTion oT The TirsT Auburn FaculTy l-landboolc, ediTed by Dr. James Woodall. Generally, The Council inves- TigaTed various complainTs, encouraged coopera- Tion wiTh oTher insTiTuTions on lecTures and concerTs, and considered all oTher maTTers perTaining To The TaculTy. The Council also considered The esTablish- menT oT an Audio-Visual Aids AudiTorium, which iT BoTTom Row: Mildred Ellisor, Robbie A. Barksdale, Lilly Spencer, Pa- Tricia Teer. To Row: James R. Woodall, Richard E. Amacher, ChesTer P W. HarTwig, Claude B. Layfield, Jr., Andrew M. Weaver, Paul P. B d T ' U GHS 8II'1. hoped would become a realiTy in The TuTure. There was a proporTional represenTaTion Trom each oT The colleges. Oiciicers elecTed in The spring oT T965 were Dr. James R. Woodall, Chairman, and Dr. PaTricia Teer, SecreTary. Members oT The Council were Kirby Hayes, Henry Orr, A. E. l-lilTbold, T. B. PaTTerson, N. D. Davis, EverT Johnson, College of AgriculTure: Braclc Wallcer, RoberT Knowles, College oT ArchiTecTure and The ArTsq Donald Vives, College oT ChemisTryg Ray Phillips, Andrew Weaver, Mildred Ellisor, l-ler- man PrueTT, College oT EducaTiong Dallas Russell, W. A. Shaw, G. E. Tanger, C. B. LayTield, W. J. Robinson, College oT Engineering: Lilly Spencer, College oT Home Economics, Robbie Barlcsdale, Library: G. W. l-largreaves, College oT Pharmacy: John Gray, ChesTer l-larTwig, J. M. Richardson, Paul BudensTein, M. A. l-larTman, E. Cv. Williamson, R. E. Amacher, L. P. BurTon, James Woodall, Col- lege oT Science and LiTeraTureg C. H. Woodley, and PaTricia Teer, College oT VeTerinary Medicine. Eff B I 'awww The Deparlmenl ol Sludenl Affairs is an adrninislra- live unil which serves in an advisory capacily lor uni- versily-relaled sludenl aclivilies. This deparlmenl srrives lo slrenglhen sludenl-lacully relalions and lo provide sludenls wilh rich and varied aclivilies. ln addilion To lhe supervision ol all Union Building cornrnillees, il supporls such diverse luncjrions as: ACOIA, IFC Forum, Greek Weielc, Religious Emphasis Week, and The Leclure and Concerl Series. Olher maior proiecls lor lhis year included lhe plan- ning ol an lnlernalional Sludenl l-louse as a social cen- ler lor loreign sludenls, a Co-operalive Food Buying Service sponsored by Jrhe IFC, and lhe Sludenl Coun- seling Service, which aids individual sludenls in choos- ing curriculums and careers. fairmi E. Fay, Dfnn DEPARTMENT OF STUDENT AFFAIRS I'-gl? Cllarlm S. Brntlcy, Axsiyfzuzt Demi Dwi ll'1'l1if1m.r. Affivifiex Advisor f A3 Q 5 l i s is s c Garth fmzlrirzx. Aa'L'isnr to Fraternities gas gif' Kenneth L, Loggi '41 joseph B. Server, fr., '37 Allfin W- Vffgflet lf-Q ,359 W' O' Butleff lf-J ,38 Pfggidgng Executive Secretary Executive Commimge Executive Committee Donald A. Goodall, '42 Executive Committee C. Leonard Hudson, '49 Executive Committee ' ,uf 5, :f ttii- . , , --Q3 :1 . i ' ' .. ' ' .. 'K if . 4 , Siffiti , A I ug -. f' vs,eWi..,ei,s .e f vviwwrtisvzf it .ggxgil 9' ,. . ... .... , , ,, , .... , ,. ,, . .. .. ,. . George L. fBuckj Bradberry Fvwlfff Dagger, lf- Associate Secretary Editor The Auburn Alumnews W. Kelly Mosley, '24 Executive Committee Ex-Ofcio Ruel Russell, '48 Executive Committee A. D. Holmes, fr., 138 Executive Secretary AUBURN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The goals ot the Auburn Alumni Association have been the support ot the development and growth ot Auburn University and the maintenance ot a spirit ot helptulness and triendship among tormer students. Each year the Association schedules 25th and 50th year class reunions and additional reunions on the re- guest ot a class. This year the classes ot I94O, I9l5, l92O, and l925 were honored. The Association promoted student loans, and as- sisted the programs ot the ninety Auburn Alumni Clubs throughout the state ot Alabama and the Southeast. ln addition, the Association conducted a program tor sustained voluntary support ot Auburn University en- titled Auburn Annual Giving. The obiective tor the pro- gram was the creation ot Alumni Protessorships. Another phase ot the Association's program was The Auburn Alumnews, a monthly publication ot the Asso- ciation mailed to all alumni. This paper teatured the accomplishments ot alumni and reported news ot the current activities on the Auburn campus. E. V. Smith, Dean Doctor E. E. Kerri and his associalcs discuss the region of Norfli Alabama that is in- cluded in their Economic Rrsoarrlz Program undfr the Appalachia Bill. l i l l 46 COLLEGE lnsTrucTional programs in The College oT AgriculTure are Tocused on The liTe sciences. A sTudenT can specialize in a wide varieTy oT subiecTs including Agri- culTural Sciences, AgriculTural Adminis- TraTion, AgriculTural Engineering, For- esTry, Ornamenlral l-lorTiculTure, and Bio- logical Sciences. Programs oT The College oT AgriculTure during l955-66 saluTed The 50Th anniversary oi The Aulourn chapTer oT Gamma Sigma DelTa, The Honor So- cieTy oT AgriculTure. The DeparTmenT oT Animal Science in- auguraTed a Tormal program oi Under- graduaTe Research ParTicipaTion in Ani- mal BiochemisTry under The supporT oT The lNlaTional Science l:oundaTion. This program provided excellenT opporTuniTy Tor science-minded undergraduaTes To opTain research assisTanTships. Sam Hinote, Vice-President, and Bill Kelly, President OF AGRICULTURE Through The AgriculTural ExperimenT STaTion, The main cenTer oT research Tor The College oT AgriculTure, various pro- grams were oTTered Tor research. One oT The newesT programs was The Appalachia Bill, which provided Tor large expenditrures in an eTlorT To improve The economy oT This region oT lNlorTh Alabama. On November 2, I9o5, PresidenT Phil- poTT announced receipT oT a S500,000 granT Trom The Rocl4eTeller FoundaTion To TurTher research on Tish producTion in im- pounded waTers. This granT resulTed Trom recogniTion oT The TacT ThaT Tisheries can play an imporTanT role in alleviaTing The world shorTage oT proTeins. The granT was The largesT ever received by The Univer- siTy Trom a ToundaTion, and was a com- mendaTion oT The work done by Auburn scienTisTs in This Tield. X As agriculture is Alabama's major industry, students are trained in the technical phases of crop and livestock production in a crops laboratory. A-3--'fs ...iv-' My 4,61-'--,,,,t-'- 'i,K.. ,,.'-r' My -:j'f 'L'-d,,J',,.-:SSSM-n,p.x' t siis , - - -.. -1- . ' W -1 fi pf 'f W-ss, -- .,,-1, - . --Q s if 'My' -f. -gf -3 , xy .7 D fs. , -- ,fda--r51?fg.,f-tg...-3wfj..g's,, ..- gg, ,.-gf, W .---f.,i.-,efggf-'- gf' .., 051- .Az f P' -- ,,..'. .,.-sf .ft-I M' 1 ,HA - -M - -..-' t f,.- .f:,w--,- , .f .1 f -'www - -' ,..- fn... V .. - -W '1 .T ' - ,.q..,,4 ,,- .oz-A av-. . -fr ,ji ...f A-5' ,.-- WC5- ...r W- ,- re. ,...--e Tw' .Q . . Q .W 25 rw -T A Tho Radio Chromatogram Scanner is used in part of the Undergraduate Re- search Participation Training Program, which is sponsored by the National Sci- ence Foundation. Une of Ihr' many extension research programs of the College of Agriculture is the Pollution of SlI't'llHI.Y Project on the Chattahoochee River. 47 W. A. Sjmer, Dean. 48 COLLEGE OF Krfitlz Kays, Przrsidmzt and Gerald Curts, Vice President. The College oT ArchiTecTure and The ArTs aT Auburn, which is The oldesT organized school OT iTs Type in The SouTh, provides insTrucTion ThaT enables sTudenTs To obTain a professional educa- Tion in The Tields oT ArT, Music, ArchiTecTure, Building Technology, and Drama. ETTorTs were inTensiTied Toward The expansion OT The Colleges curricula, and The broadening oT programs on and beyond The campus. In The ArchiTecTure DeparTmenT,'ground worlc Tor The sTudy oT problems and plans in The T-IunTsville area began in coniuncTion wiTh The Rural Area DeveloprnenT CornrniTTee. The curricula in The DeparTrnenT oT Music was enlarged when a rnaior in Sacred Music was ARCHITECTURE added to the Department. Further plans were made for +he proposed Master of Music degree. Advanced curricula in the Department of Art has enabled students to become more highly slcilled in painting and prinr-making. As a result, students participated in a greater number of ex- hibiis than ever before, and a New York firm purchased six designs by Auburn students for its I965 line of Christmas cards, The Drama Department provided Auburn with entertainment by the production of several ex- cellent plays, including Come Back Little Sheba and Li+He Mary Sunshine. Recently the Industrial Design Department re- ceived a grant from Alcoa Aluminum which ena- bled Hiem ro enrer the Alcoa Aluminum Student Packaging Design competition, Research in the lnlerior Design Departmenl' included work on The style and design oi contemporary furniture. The Architecture and Ar+s council created a stall to publish a new magazine entitled Basis, designed +o lend expression +o students ideas in term of photography drawing, and essays. Scul turin enables the students to use their ima i I7 8 8' nation and creativity and is an exercise in three- dimensional design. Lettering is an essential factor in the production of blue prints, designs, and other art projects. AND THE ARTS Art students work from a live model in a fgure drawing class to reproduce minute details such as muscles and muscle tones. Students in the College of Architecture and the Arts devote muc individual or group projects. -gi N, A-W 'ti ...tt h of their time to work on COLLEGE OF Charles R. Saunders, Dean. By oTTering insTrucTion concerning The naTure oT maTTer, The College oT ChemisTry plays a viTal role in providing The sTudenT wiTh a worlcable under- sTanding oT our modern world. The College is di- vided inTo Three deparTmenTs: The DeparTmenT oT ChemisTry, The DeparTmenT oT Chemical Engineer- ing, and The DeparTmenT OT l.al3oraTory Technology. One may receive a B.S., lv1.S., or Ph.D. degree in ChemisTry, and a B.S. or M.S. degree in Chemical Engineering. The DeparTmenT oT LalooraTory Tech- nology oTTers BS, degrees in LaboraTory and Medi- cal Technology. ln order To obTain a B.S. in Labo- raTory Technology, a sTudenT musT have Tour years oT insTrucTion aT Auburn and an addiTional year in hospiTal inTernship. The B.S. in Medical Technology demands Three years on campus and one year oT inTernship in an approved hospiTal. Plans are being made Tor The addiTion oT a Ph.D. degree Tor The Chemical Engineering DeparTmenT. Research in The College oT ChemisTry is con- ducTed by graduaTe sTudenTs and TaculTy. STudenTs perTormed research in The areas oT Inorganic Chem- isTry, Organic ChemisTry, Physical ChemisTry, An- Ralplz Bush, President and Robbie Rahman, Vice President. CHEIVIISTRY alytical Chemistry and Bio-Chemistry. ln Bio-chem- istry an important Tool is the ultracentrifuge which separates and analyzes proteins, enzymes and other large molecules. H is capable of producing proteins of' a high degree of purity. The Glass Still, locared in the Chemical Engi- neering Laborarory was used in research in order to convert one liquid phase into another. This is The largest continuous liquid-liquid, liquid-solicl extrac- tion column in any University in the United States, and is the only one of its parricular type in exist- ence. The Glass Still used in the Chemical Engineering Labo- ratory is one of the largest liquid-liquid, liquid-solid extraction columns in the world, The distillation apparatus is an instrument used for separating matter into smaller parts. ffl , In Y K famwmefsewxmqi . . , , k,,. A . ty Www ttc i if Q.: fy The Laboratory Technology Lab contains many instru- ments and machines which enable students to produce more detailed and accurate work. The ultra-centrifuge is used for the determination of molecular weights and the separa tion of compounds or substances. The College of Educarion provides profes- sional prepararion for service in Jrhe 'field of reaching, curricula planning, aolminisrrarion su- pervision and guidance, and psychology. Spe- cialized curricula lrraining is offered ar under- graduaie and graduare levels. Deparrrnenjrs of secondary, elemenrary, healrh, and physical eclucarion are included in rhe curricula of rhe college, wirh addirional prepararion in voca- rional agriculrure, inclusrrial arlrs, and rechnical educarion. Graduare programs are ohfered in adminisrrarion, supervision and guidance, agri- culrural educarion, elemenrary and secondary educarion, healrh and physical eclucarion, psy- chology, and library service. Research was conducred in areas relared +o learning processes, wiih many research and de- velopmenral programs in vocarional educarion. The Auburn Research Foundalion conducled a proiecr which urilized educalional Television in all grade levels of Alabama public schools. Olrher research included an invesligaiion of more crearive merhods of insrrucrion in marhe- malics. By malcing surveys and evaluaiions of specific COLLEGE OF Truman M. Pierce, Dean. -...5ss.4s.zs2- k'QWN3,K.3iwg53ys,x,5i jr' :Jigga The Educational Telfziisinn is Il Hzcarm of inslruction usvd in twfnzfy-three classrooms on the fluburn campus. 52 EDUCATION teth Crawford, Vice President and Sue Burdette, President. Education majors devoted many summer hours to preparing a bulletin illustrating the of the College of Education to be sent to incoming freshmen in the College. 're I Sr 1 N was .' 4 A 1 '67 'auf 3 Qui 53 :mf i 2 . The eye movement camera is helpful in detecting harm ul reading habits in children at an early age. Elementary Education and Home Economies Education majors take advantage of courses ojered in Child Develop ment and have laboratory work at the Nursery School areas ot education, Field Services ottered serv- ices to ott-campus groups in an ettort to im- prove public education in the state and region The Choctaw County School Improvement Pro- gram was a maior project ot Field Services. One ot the laboratories in the College ot Education used the Eye Movement Camera to improve reading slcills. By actually photograph- ing the eyes while reading, poor reading can be detected and corrected at an early age, The technique provides tor more etticient reading and greater comprehension. .BSU-1 Tha shock tube farilify allows fha study of gas ionization under pre-determined conditions. YUM aoxmg nm mum 'E 6 9 if I fl study is bring made in the Department of Mechanical Engineer- Ulg nn fflllflllfllliblllfy of teflon coated Jurfacas, 54 ff COLLEGE OF The College of Engineering conlinued fo malce nolrable progress foward Hs goal of narion-wide recognilion as a Cenler ol: Engineering Excel- lence. A new Curriculum in lvlelallurgical Engi- neering was added, and lhe Aeronaufical Ad- minislralion curriculum has been revised and re- designaled as l'he Avialion lvlanagemenl cur- riculum. Enrollmenl increased for lhe iourlh slraighl year, despile more slringenl admission proceduresg several iacullry members were added, many of whom hold Ph.D. degrees and who have had induslrial experience. There was a decided improvemenl in lhe scholarship of l'he sludenls, and The volume of conlraclr research proiecls increased by many lhousands of dollars. Several world-renowned professors were broughl lo Auburn in Jrhe Visiring Professor Program. Graduale enrollmenl reached an all-lime high, wilh a marlced increase in The number of doc- loral candidales. The firsl docloral degrees in lhe school were granled. Research, done primarily by 'lhe leaching slafl and graduale sludenls, was conduclecl in six broad areas: aerospace, civil, induslrial, eleclrri- cal, mechanical, and +exrile. Among research done in lhe area of mechanical engineering was a hear Jrransfer proieclr, Jrhe resulls of which may be applied in such diversified areas as Teflon Philip Wayna Garrison, Pwsidmzt and Quitman Liner, Vice Prmidfnt, 1 in ENGINEERIN Fred H. Purnfihrey, Dean cookery and space research. Experirnenfs have allemplecl lo delerrnine how lo lransier more heal' from a surface lo a liquid. Also of possible benelilr lo space research are experimenls being concluclred in aerospace engi- neering ulilizing a shoclc lube which allows a sludy ol gas ionizalion under pre-defermined conclilions. Students have conducted research by using the mass .Yf7FCfT!177I6'fC7l'. Students are working on their individual projects during a claxs in the Electrical Engineering Circuits Laboratory. ,W MQ! t :gi 43 i Lliji ,.,,, 55 5 L , s 'ir ,'5'sii4f'21fi S T qxezkfnl Q A , M -I uw ri ,X Hx' W .Ianiee Piekett, President and foy Cosby, Vice President. COLLEGE OF Marion W. Spidle, Dean. ,Much work is being done in the Home Manageznent House on frozen foods, kinds of packaging, and the food 56 s that are edible. l HOME ECONOMICS Experimental work for nutrition is being conducted by graduate students and faculty members. The College ot Home Economics seeks to prepare students in specialized tields ot home economics, with the ability to re- late knowledge derived trom the sciences, arts, and humanities to a better under- standing ot people. Students learn an in- telligent management ot tood, clothing, shelter, child growth and development, interpersonal and tamily relationships. The recent growth ot the college may be measured by an expanded curriculum. more extensive research, a notable rise in scholarship, and an increased enrollment. Instruction is ottered in six major areas: Clothing and Textiles, Foods and Nutri- tion, l-louse Management and Family Eco- nomics, Family Lite and Early Childhood Education, Nursing Science, and Institu- tion Food Management. These depart- ments are supported by research and otter opportunities tor graduate study. Research in the College was centered on subiects ot importance to the Ameri- can Family, including such studies as: the types ot packaging needed tor trozen toods, experimental studies in nutrition ,and one ot the newest research tech- niques involving a study ot silhouette pho- ltography tor use in clothing design. Using a combination ot research and instruc- ,tion, the College ot l-lome Economics has lcontinued to produce well-trained, quali- tied students. f. - isgswisssiswmim-Ww.v....MWfNi-V.-is-semi.st... N. l..,, ..,.. s.,,.., ,,.s, .,.., l 3 . . . 5 ,U -- WWW.. --.1............s..s..s .,x..cs,..M.,.,...,g... . , i Y l E -V-.-M -.cuw,.....,.. , , l i I i F l f W ... .. 9 l .....,.....u,,......,..n, 3 2 3 Q A new technique for detecting and teaching figure faultsu has been estab- lished in the Clothing Lab by silhouette photography. In the Crafts Laboratory students are learning to create abstract designs from ceramic tile. 57 The College oT Pharmacy has as iTs primary obiecTive The provision oT Tull pharmaceuTical services To The reside-nTs oT Alabama and This region. In The College oT Pharmacy, greaT sig- niTicance is given To gracTuaTe Teaching and re- search as a viTal componenT oT preparaTion Tor The pharmacy proTession. AnoTher aspecT oT The Colleges aTTempT To mainTain excellence in phar- maceuTical TaciliTies Tor This region is The con- Tinued eolucaTion oT exisTing pharmacisTs and The persisTenT research by The docTors wiThin The col- lege. The College oT Pharmacy's Training procedure consisTs oT a Tive year curriculum which gives The pharmacy sTudenT a Thorough academic and scienTiTic background. Through This program a sTudenT may elecT To specialize in CommuniTy and l-lospiTal Pharmacy, Wholesale Pharmacy, Toxicology, GovernmenTal Pharmacy, Teaching, and research. The Pharmacy curriculum also oT- Ters opporTuniTy Tor sTudenTs To include subiecTs helpTul in preparing Tor Their role in The social, culTural, and poliTical liTe oT The communiTy, Dr. C. DevviTT BTanTon is perTorming a research proiecT involving The aiTeraTion oT molecules oT naTurally occurring hormones and oTher relaTed proolucTs. The obiecTive oT This proiecT is To cre- aTe a beTTer undersTancTing oT The biochemical bases oT cerTain menTal diseases. RepresenTaTive oT anoTher phase oT research in The College oT Pharmacy is The vvorlc oT Dr, Paul J, PriTz, AssociaTe ProTessor oT Pharmacol- ogy, vvho is invesTigaTing The regulaTory mecha- nisms oT The bocly. Also working in This area is lviaynarcl T-Tamriclc candicTaTe Tor Ph.D. and re- cipienT oT The Alabama T-learT AssociaTion Pel- lowship, who is invesTigaTing The mechanism oT cTigiTalis acTion. COLLEGE OF 1111111 C11111f1111'11. 1J1'1',v1'111'11l 111111 13111111711 131111, Vice President The College of Pharmacy emphasizes an edufation that enables one to fill prescriptions ac- curately. . . , ., -. . . , ., 1f-, zwsfzgwf' is ali y E3 .,,. , A .k,, ,, VA f r g Tm' ,M lin as me 1 PHARIVIAC The perfusion apparatus is beznv uxerl in experimenting witl guinea pig liver to test the ajfect of drugs on metabolism. S. T. Coker, Dean MES, I Nab. 'l'r.s'tx are llfllllg maflf' lII7'l1lZf'l7ZAQ the rzllrrafiorr of nmlrrzzlm of rmlurally oeeurring hor- nznmzv rmrl nllufr lflflfllll jr1'nrl11rt.x'. L 'r.H2 '.f15 H 5. 1 :- 1 -5::., . - 1 , 1 A,,Z. VA .,..'. 4.4, ,,.. ..N,V.. ig wx -A rg , 'A V: gg-J.-vwfifag Q VD' , ig 'W uf: A :Lim if hi aff, 1-L. , ' if-Q: .warm . 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COLLEGE OF The College oT Science and LiTeraTure is The liberal arTs division oT Auburn UniversiTy. The obiecTive oT The insTrucTion given wiThin The College is To Teach The sTudenT To read and Thinlc logically, in an eTTorT To acquire lcnowl- edge which can broaden his undersTanding oT The conTernporary world. The College OT Science and LiTeraTure has more Than Two Thousand sTudenTs preparing Tor careers as accounTanTs, sTaTisTicians, secre- Taries, maThemaTicians, physicisTs, linguisTs, iournalisTs, hisTorians and sociologisTs. Pre- proTessional school insTrucTion is also given To prospecTive lawyers, denTisTs, docTors and veTerinary docTors. The curricula oTTered by The College includes: Business AdrninisTraTion, Liberal ArTs, Pre-law, Pre-medicine, Pre-den- TisTry, Pre-veTerinary Medicine, Physics, MaThemaTics, and SecreTarial AdminisTraTion. A proTessorship program ThaT was esTab- lished earlier in The English DeparTmenT has been expanded as a giTT oT The Auburn alurnni, Plans are now being developed Tor The appoinTrnenT oT a second proTessorship. FaciliTies have been greaTly improved by The renovaTion and expansion oT adrninisTraTive oT- Tices in Tichenor l-lall. Because oT The size and speciTiciTy oT each Torn Wingjield, President and foe Carpenter, Vice-President. UQGQBGOOGBCQ Taking dictation in shorthand, translating it, and then typing it are basic skills involved in the curriculum of Secretarial Admin- ixtration. SCIENCE AND LITERATURE The Electron tlflicroscope, located in the Physics Department, is used for detecting minute particles that regular microscopes are unable to detect. of the Departments within the College, the research programs include a wide variety of fields. A great deal of the worlc is done on an individual basis. Research in the History and English departments is primarily concerned with the writing of boolcs. ln the Mathematics Department, most research is in connection with doctoral programs. An example of soci- ological research is the worlc done in connec- tion with female prisoners at Julia Tutwiler Prison. -mr-I 3 Use of the overhead projector is one of the latest teaching techniques ernployecl by the College of Science and Literature. The Bubble Chamber is a very technical and delicate machine used in the study and evaluation of thin jilrn capacitors. .uf The College oT VeTerinary Medicine, which was esTablished aT Auburn in I907, is one of The TwenTy-one insTiTuTions in The UniTed STaTes and Canada oTTering curricula leading To a profes- sional degree in veTerinary medicine. Two To Tour years oT speciTied college sTudy is required Tor admission To The Tour-year proTessional cur- riculum. This year There were 32I sTudenTs en- rolled in The professional program Trom Ala- bama, Florida, KenTucl:y, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Mississippi. This year saw The College oT VeTerinary Medi- cine Tocusing special inTeresT on cerTain viTal areas including TurTher developmenT and research in prevenTive medicine and supporTive Therapy. LaboraTory diagnosTic aids and clinical paTho- logical sTudies were also spoTlighTed in This year's improvemenTs. Plans are now being drawn up Tor a new labo- raTory, primaTe cenTer, and animal medicine cen- Ter which will be consTrucTed aT Auburn in The near TuTure. This new cenTer, operaTing in con- iuncTion wiTh The Small Animal Clinic, will house a research laboraTory Tor The TuTure space apes. Auburn UniversiTy provides Trained veTerinari- ans noT only Tor Alabama buT also Tor Tive oTher SouThern sTaTes under The Regional Plan Tor VeT- erinary Educalrion. One oT The Primary TuncTions oT The College is research. Through research, VeTerinarians seelc To reduce noT only animal diseases which aTTecT Their species, buT also animal diseases which aT- TecT man. RecenT research proiecTs included: a sTudy oT iaundice in The DeparTmenT oT BacTeri- ology, a sTudy oT cancer oT The esophagus in The DeparTmenT oT PaThology and ParasiTology, and a sTudy oT CongeniTal l-lydrocephalus in The Small Animal Clinic, COLLEGE OF VETERINARY famar E. CQIUGII. Dean Albert Corin, fr.. President of A.V.M.A., and R. E. Urifin, fr., TYTCI'-Pl'l'.YillC71f. MEDICINE i I 3 Q 11453 ss we--.. M , M ii: Q F ivfk Special recovery devices are utilized by Auburn's Vet- erinary students in treating spinal diseases. Auburn Veterinary students are con- stantly searching for new and more ef- fective methods for treating foot diseases suclz as Thrush. B I An operation on the Black Angus Bull, Lindertis of Euulse, last summer received national recognition. The X-ray maolzine is used in the Large Animal Clinic lo detect any bone diseases or disorders found beneath the outer layer of skin. ' 63 5 ,, Graduate students gain practical experience by as- sisting children in the Speech Clinic. flluqqg ..---U- 'TsT Much independent research is required to finish the graduatels thesis requirement. 64 GRADUATE To insure fhe qualify and success of Au- burn's graduafes, fhe Graduafe School af Au- burn Universify seelcs fo fosfer a greafer in- fensify of sfudy, depfh of research, and de- gree of specializafion. Teaching and research assisfanfships plus federal supplemenfary fel- lowships encourage graduafe sfudy by offer- ing financial assisfance. Each graduafe sfudenf is assigned a commiffee of professors from his maior and minor fields who acf as advisors fo fhe sfudenf on all maffers concerning courses and fhesis research. Auburn's Graduafe School has doubled ifs enrollmenf in fhe lasf fen years and currenfly has over a Thousand sfudenfs. The Graduafe School offers advanced fraining beyond fhe bachelor degree in 42 areas of sfudy, wifh af leasf one graduafe de- gree available from each of fhe academic schools. Fiffeen of fhese areas now offer frain- ing on fhe docforal level, wifh plans being made for fhe fufure availabilify of a Ph.D. de- gree in 3 deparfmenfs fhaf now offer only a lv1asfer's degree, Expanding fhe ranges of fhe graduafe program will help Auburn play a larger role in a business vifal fo our region and our nafion-fhe producfion of highly skilled and well-educafed graduafes. The graduate seminar provides an informal atmosphere for exchanging ideas between stu- dents and instructors. SCHOOL Dr. Wilford S. Bailey, Associate Dean of Research and Coordinator 'Fw ik Dr. Vann Parker, Dean lx ,N W.,gm44 J. ,gi 7. if if E i lf? we f W 1 X H' , of-QV! 4, I, -. X, ft .f L dwu-I Dr. Taylor Littleton, Assistant Dean RESERVE Col Robert B Marshall Pro ersor o F01 A H Rlfhafd 1 Pmggwr 0 Aemypagf Capt. Frederick I.. Curtis, Professor of Naval Milztary Sczarzce Studies SCi81ICU A program oT rniliTary preparaTion is given To male sTudenTs in one of Three Reserve Officers' Training Corps: Army, Navy, or Air Force. Ev- ery male sTudenT is required by Auburn's granT- in-aid To compleTe Two years OT basic insTruc- Tion. AdcliTional Training is available Tor The re- maining years Tor Those desiring To graduaTe wiTh a commission. All Three branches provide Tor boTh classroom insTrucTion and drill maneuvers. PracTical applica- Tion of iungle warTare, which is one aspecT of The Army's program, includes: hand-To-hand combaT. demonsTraTions oT primiTive weapons, and acTual rendezvous and survival exercises. Qualimfied senior cadeTs in The Air Force receive special TlighT Training in order To obTain a privaTe piloT's license. This Training serves as a basis Tor piloTing supersonic ieTs and ulTra-modern aircraTT. A Tull scholarship program oTTered only by The Navy provides summer cruises on which cadeTs learn ship operaTion and procedure in The MediTer- ranean, PaciTic, and ATlanTic, Ihr frrzrlifiorzal flag raising ceremonies lxlffl flu' rrmri aware of mililary customs. 66 FFICERS' TRAININ CORPS 'sw Vs K L ,D-5' From leff fo right Army Cadel Colonel, John E. Vaughn, Navy Cade? Colonel, James Alexander Pelli, Jr., Air Force Cadef Colonels, Roberf C, Allplwin, Jr. and Sfuarl' D. Sfone. 'G s ., T' . A, M A it ,,,z,. 5? A ,, 122 ff' A 'f ' 5 ' 1 f-1 , 'J E? A 'A Tilfi 2 A ff? Ti, 'WA 1? 'W' 1 ,U sxz - K ,U .fs f ' -V A -- I , in 5 ' El 4 .A A A -- 2 ' sv-fs ' i - f X , i -ff fi Aw - ' . ii, 4, wfW51'Hwi ' 5 ,.-qeAA ,V 7,1-Qgwi-1 fr auf' 0 , A -sl l N wwjifz- ff l- y in ? ' -' 'f -sf 1 J i l 5 A wi is , ,,.. . N gf 5 l f 4 - 4 .A Q- wiv ,+7 x'f' H f XJ ii ' ' f .. A up A ,ArMff5? 2 , ' 5 l 1 ff Q- ' A- ' x v 7 , A2312 642:41 If ,, 75? L- if ' Af 'H T V , ' 75 - 'fi L, iw?--'ii xtigifgiissfi ali 7 A? 1 ' - ' -s,li'i15f?3l'2i-,?7lffl- , nd F K Q. Aki 235 :QAM A 5 , i-AMA . wzalis --,gg ' , Q. 1- 5' fx' ' ' F ,, 1-fa, -W JAPQA . 'T JJQLN W A A, A ,,,l , ,,,,.,, Q , . , . -3- As ' i::,v1 mmgy , i , A 1 -,mifw-1 i H Q, . jifqt, f 'af-Mya 3.,.,f-.Sf ' ' Es '23-igwl A ,V 1 , A - . A A s 2- Zi-W-2f1 W AAAPM, M. lvl 4453, L c , , f f .. W L1 ,na A ,- ,lv V, -K V Q nf, K,-j,2,5:,ff,-,All-li-1 2 , V -wseg,-,fc ,F iw? -A-fi'1 he fi? 51 Www 2-M415-,f1s?3f '573i fY' A w. -- '. f-,as A f,4,. f 15. if-Ei? s!v-'xfAqfE4ggf-w 1 Wai! Q -gfivf ' ,, 04,5 , A, A, :,y,AA. .A4A,.V,,,,1f ,fig-, A- 1 ,-5 5- A. pffgzg-WT, ' '- 1 i 53 -7? 5 an xiii iff ,Q f -4 A ay A- i f ,V-A,-f ., 1,-5 The milnter'-giwfrilla A -sei-Q3-sf? it unit stimulates the rugged tzlrtifs and ojmrfltiom usvd in junglr' warfare. Weekly drill exercises fmrmit practical ajzplication of the R.O.T.C. classroom instruction 67 AUBURN UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION Ben S. Gilmer, '26 Emil F. Wright, '24 Chairman Director The Auburn Universily Foundaiion was founded in l96O by 'rhe Board of Truslees and Auburn Alumni Associaiion. Exisiinq as a non-proiii corporalion, iis purpose has been The adminisiralion of funds received in conneclion wilh Auburn's Developmenr Pro- gram. The l:ounda+ion's clireclors have been chosen from among successful businessmen who have a knowledge of 'the needs of Auburn Universily and are slcilled in money managemenl. All as- sets conlribuled +o lhe Foundalion are lcepl separaie from public funds and are applied only lo lhose proiecis approved by The direciors. l-laving compleled an iniiial campaign lor 32.5 million, l'he Foundalion now has plans for building a permaneni endowmenl lor Auburn Universily. Wilh 'rhe 552.5 million, Jrhe Foundaiion has financed consiruclion oi lhe Leach Nuclear Science Cenier, pro- vided ihousancls oi new books for ihe library, and purchased special scienlriiic equipmeni for use in such iields as zooloqy. speech, and pharmacy. f. Gilmer Blackburn, '50 joseph B. Saroer, Ir., '37 Frank P. Samford, '14 Roy B. Sewell, '22 Director Secretary Director Director joseph D. Hughes, '31 Alvin A. Biggio, '26 Kenneth L. Lott, '41 William L. Sims, II, '20 Director Director Director, Ex-Oficio Director GTM ,fw f W , V41 l K X QQ' ff X xijll'-'lk Y Y-'Y f 'SFT-1'27I,'iE5 fb D 3 w W i . A X mg IH A WX J - f 555 ..f' ,f .-1 X ,ff LD??fQfD f?t.f U 92535 If n1s3 ig W i41,1., mmm 1:11 QQESEFEEEQ ws? mom' :1 532255 QQ-551 lx rzrcrnfz, ,'?-if'gl'IgJj XW fx Xsik? Q Q E? 2 V , Q , fX LA 6:4 Q Edilor Assislanls Agricullure Archiieciure and Jrhe Aris Chemislry Educaiion Engineering l-lome Economics Pharmacy Science ancl l.i+era+ure Velerinary Medicine lviililary Service Organizalions Religious Aciivilies Sherry Smijrh Bill Penninglon Linda Jones l-lugh Gracie Anne Bennelrl Mike Pugh Celes+e Connelly Ecl Sleacl Janei Burke Scoll Langley Brooks Darby Nell Harris y Sally Yeaman, Jackie Crandalll Drake Whilelaw Top Row: Douglas Allen, Ronald BaTTles, Charles Blackford C W B T , , . oa wright Gary Colvin. Felix Dowdel, Thomas Earl. Second Row: Jerry GanTT. Charles Jackson, Wiliam ee, RoberT Luman, Robe-rT MiTchell L O L Ile l L RoberT Moore, MarTin OTTow. Third Row: arry wens, arry Qui n Sammy Quillen, Samuel RoberTson, Norman Slocum, M Welch William WrighT. ACIDS! OPERATES BOOK EXCHANGE The members oT Alpha Phi Omega served Au- burn UniversiTy This year by operaTing a non-proTiT boolc exchange in The L Building each guarTer, and in helping man The polls Tor sTudenT governmenT elecTions. ln addiTion, They placed benches, pencil sharpeners, and Trash cans around The campus. The consTrucTion oT a new cage Tor War Eagle lV was a special proiecT This year. DelTa chapTer oT Alpha Phi Qmega aT Auburn is The oldesT conTinuous chapTer in The counTry. Through sTressing The ideals oT service, Tellowship, leadership, and Triendship, and by pracTicing The Boy ScouT oaTh and laws, Auburn's group has be- come one oT The mosT acTive oT The more Than 350 naTional chapTers. This year's oTTicers were: Larry Qwens, PresiclenTq Jerry GanTT, FirsT Vice-PresidenTq Norman Slocum Second Vice-President RoberT MiTchell, Third Vice- President RoberT Moore, ExecuTive SecreTary3 Thomas Earl, Treasurer. The TaculTy advisor was R. L. BriTTain. Sludrnfs buy books at the A Phi O bookftore. foe Campbell, Vice-Presidenlg Frank Fryer, Presidentg Bobby Beaird, Secretary. If ,fig ,f f f bluff l A CLUB NAMES The Auburn A Club is an organizaTion consisTing oT var- siTy leTTermen in TooTball, baskeTball, baseball, Track, and The varsiTy Team managers. An imporTanT acTiviTy sponsored by The A Club was The annual A Day TooTball game which marked The end of spring Training. KaThy Reese was chosen by The members as The I965 Miss A Day. The A Club also held iTs annual golT TournamenT, enTer- Tained numerous high school aThleTic prospecTs, and spon- sored an arT exhibiT ThaT was held in The Bradley Lounge. The responsibiliTy oT obTaining War Eagle IV Trom a Jacksonville, Mississippi, zoo was assumed by The A Club. They also served as oTTicial hosTs Tor The dedicaTion of Roy B. Sewell Hall, and conTribuTed The draperies Tor The Sewell Dining Hall. The ouTsTanding senior aThleTes Tor The I964-l965 seasons are: FooTball, Tucker Frederickson Tlzullbacklp BaskeTball, Joe NewTon TCenTer: Baseball, Dink l-laire TRigh+ Tieldl: and Track, Tom MiTc ell lBroad and Triple Jumpl. The oTTicers Tor The I965-I966 year are: PresidenT, Frank Fryer: Vice-President Joe Campbell: SecreTary-Treasurer, Bobby Beaird: and FaculTy Advisors, Coaches George B. Flournoy and Gene Lorendo. B+-B A. 4- Ann.. T BoTTom Row: Bill Cody, Wayne Burns, Bobby Beaird, Tom Bryan. Sec- ond Row: John Anderson, Dee Fuller, Phil Swearengin, Tom MiTchell, Frank Fryer, Bobby Buisson, Buddy Edwards. Third Row: RoberT Miller, Joe Campbell, Larry Haynie, Dixie FosTer, Bobby WalTon, Wade Cur- ingTon, Tommy Fibbe. FourTh Row: George Cobb, John Cochran, Ben ivlcDavid, Frank Jenkins, Glen McWaTers, Herb Greene, Dan STorey, Reggie GilberT, Harry Doles, Dickie Hamrick, Tee FaircloTh, Don Lewis, Jack ThornTon, Andy Gross. Top Row: Bill Meadows, Ralph Wells, John iv1cATee, Morris Williams, ScoTT Long, Lee Delcore, Don l-land, Jim lvlonTgomery, Tom ChrisTopher, PeTe McKenzie, Bill Braswell. FOUR OUTSTANDING i Vx .af wlwfsnfawwz, 1 I , Tzzfkrr Frrdrrirk.mn, Coach Ralph jordan. Tom Mifrhell Mn J i X 'Wm K .MW .54 , 4 40 M ij-,f, ,f K W ,fa 4 Jw, ,N X .M ' f V-L 75 ATH LETES Dink Hain? for Nezwfon, Crmflz Bill Lynn. S-...K S s TOWERS DECORATES CHRISTMAS TREE 1We1nber5 of Towers drcoratr zz tree in Samford Park. The decoraling of a Jrree in Samford Parlc al Chrislmas was a proiecl iniJria+ed This year by Tow- ers, a local independenl service organizalion. O+her aclivilies included helping The local Girl Scouls, working on The All-Campus Fund Drive, and help- ing wilh regislralion during Village Fair. Towers women also worlced in coniunclion wilh Alpha Phi Omega, The nalional men's service Tralernily, in lhe promolion of service proiecls. Named Tor Samford Tower, The group was formed in l957. lls purposes serve lo creale inl'er- eslr in exlra-curricular aclivilies among independenl women, ro promole service proiecls, lo provide a social oullel, and lo encourage scholarship and leadership. The ollficers for I965-66 were: Barbara Lalacona, President Jane Spooner, Vice-President Parli Lewis, Secreraryg Cheryl Fingarson, Treasurer, and Mrs. Rulh Faullc, Advisor. Top Row: Linda Alculiclc, Chrisla Baldzer, Elizabelh Ellis, Cheryl Fingar- son, Leila Flynn, Carol Golarlh, Second Row: Alice l-larclin, Milzi Har- ris, Judy Hawkins, Barbara Lalacona, Elizabelh Lessley, Beverly Lewis. Third Row: Palricia Lewis, Sandra Moss, Janice Piclcefl, Marilyn Rupp, Jane Ann Spooner, Faye Trimble, Carole Wafkins. Top Row: l-luberf Anderson, William Bagwell, Larry Bailey, Ronald Bailey, James Baker, Earl Bell, Lawrence Booih, Frank Boykin, Forney Brice. Second Row: Randall Bryson, Jerry Bush, Ronald Siephen Cooper, Joe B. Crane, R. E. Dick, William Drinkard, Charles Dursi, William Gilmer, Joseph Greer. Third Row: Roberl l-loilman, Frank Hollinger, Earl Johnson, Granl' Johnson, John Johnson, Phillip Johnson, Carl Klein, Carl Lundberg, l-larry McDowell. Fourfh Row: Jimmy McKay, Curiis Mauldin, Siephen Means, Thomas Miichell, Richard Key, Mi' chael Parker, Wellingfon Phillips, James Purdy. Thomas Rhodes. Fifih Row: Gary Rockwell, Roberf Smiih, Ramsey Sfuarf. Alvan Turner, Miles Vaughn, Charles Veale, William Wheeler. CIRCLE K BOASTS THREE INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS Circle K is a college-level men's service organizafion aiiilialed wilh Kiwanis lniernalional and sponsored by ihe local Kiwanis clubs, The moiio for men in Circle K is The same as in Kiwanis. We Build. Circle K has been a conlinuous and aclive organizalion on ihe Auburn campus since receiving ils charler April IZ, l96O. This Auburn club has had ihe dislinciion of having been named lhe mosl oulslanding Circle K Club in lhe lnlernaiional Organizalion. Auburn Circle K was unique ihis year since ii was ihe home club of an lniernalional Vice-Presidenl, Bob Smilh: a Disiricl Governor, Bob Snellgrove: and a Lieuienanf Gov- ernor, Kim Johnson. The Tremendous growlh in member- ship lhis pasf year made Jrhe Auburn club one of ihe largesi in ihe framework of lniernaiional wilh 70 aciive members. Among lhe annual service proiecls were lhe campus ve- hicle saiely inspeciion, preparaiion of malerials for fresh! men orieniaiion, adopiion of orphan children overseas, col- leciions of food and giifs for Jrhe needy al Thanksgiving and Chrislmas, acling as polling officials, selling yearbook covers, bringing in hislorical and educalional displays, park- ing cars al iooiball games, ushering al campus iunciions, conducring book drives, assisiing wiih Village Fair, and as- sisling in communiiy and campus blood drives, ihe Uniled Fund, Cancer Crusade, and olhers. Officers ior ihis year were: Presidenl, Kim Johnson: Vicee Presiclenls, Marvin Thomas and Lewis Wilson: Secrelary, William Wheeler: Treasurer, Alvan Turner. William Wheeler. Kim Johnson, Marcia While. Bob Smiih, Bob Torn Snellgrove. VV.R.A. ENCOU RAGES ATH LETIC The jump-a basketball game is Jtartcd. Gloria Band begins a perfect game. 1 K 4: fa. Q ai, W Q ,E 7. , gt.i. 5 'f 1 t 156 mg 4 vu. J 5 I yi N 4? Y! t., Ziff? 9,1 F , M ,,,,,.A What thcy're after-the A Shujlboanl doubles match 1 t 35 4 1 ' JL'aL'A . . '. 1. 60.9 A A J W ..... , , v ons, ff' n.'nMn'1 ' .:,.: :2 . A494 5 evo Q o In 'B' Io' '0 Amin.: an I V. Q , an Y.: I .Ig , o 4 ' y ,waz V , 4 nv . .. rf' 9. - 'H - kt -ax. Ht f sewn am :imm- If 3, cream? my ,sw PM x S1 VX vt, -e . f fffia'-aesziw D wx J - f f f his 'W 1 ,N-M U ,uf . ..- 2 .. af K 0 O K f Q .ln 1 , X sv ,Q xx . .- t O 4 .U , ,H 'I ,www- :,-', AAAQAD Frugqv, fs nf-I ity., .XQ ,153 ,gf M.. f Q S 4 rx 1 f . 1 5 45 'X 2 2 S ,f K , W 1 Q f 'E' W.R.A. trophizav. 3 we W 9 I r 'X ' - at Qt, - i V534 ,ki 'M 555 Q gf fleft to rlghtj Lenorc 107765, julia Marlani, Rita Ostrvwyki, Aflargie 1VIcCary. 78 PARTICIPATION Women's Inrramurals carried a very aclive pro- gram ol sporls lor lhe women sludenls ol Auburn, Tournamenls were held each guarler, including: volleyball, baskelball, lennis, goll, and lable lennis. Women's Inlramurals also sponsored lhe Dolphin Club, co-recrealional swimming, and various olher co-recrealional aclrivilies in Jr-he gymnasium. Through ils varied programs and aclivilies, The organizalion alrempled lo fulfill The recrealrional needs of lhe women slrudenls ol Auburn, To creale a spiril ol friendliness and sporlsmanship among lhe members of lhe sludenl body, and lo promolre co-recrealional acrivilies. Women's Recrealional Associalion was lhe rep- resenlralive parl of Women's lnrramurals. Ir con- sisled of lhe direclor ol Women's lnlramurals, elecled olllicers, sporls chairmen, and a represenla- live from each dormilory, sororily, and indepen- denl organizalrions. W.R.A. discussed new rules and ser Jrournamenl dares. frgw W. R. officers llell lo righll. Firs'riRow: Margarel Thomas, Secrelaryq Kay Bridges, Presidenrq Nancy Bassham, Vice-Presidenl. Second Row: Janice Bruce, Publicifyg Lyra Wadsworlh, Plainsman reporler. s if lsrr ' . -, f i s ri . I , . l , . V c ..,. v ' s is il E TT 'ls f 4 .. ...,,. :Mgr rkiyrkxij W Q 'J All 5 tr t A K, f g . la 4.... .. fin VV In QV 7 . W -. Y R 3. . A 3 Q J V . fx Q ' Q .1 in In nf 3 l Ftvgv . AAAZH S2 by 5 ?,. i M, V' ry? , in va' 'iiii n ew , iiiii I li V ,if i 9 5 . , i , X' , 'aff . ' i r , . E A f 91, ii 'H ii , v-. ,V 4i,ik 'Ll I l' The laolphm Club. Il'.R,A. ufficfrs and TEfH'l?Jl'7LfIl1iZf'l'J. 79 ggzff'-N. ff' W' ,,1f ,.i .A Pm -'f,....,,,w ., , . ., W,-,L V? af X1 UNION OFFERS VARIED FACILITIES TO EVERYONE The Auburn Union was flue cenfer of sfudenf ac- fivify on Auburn's campus. Wlweflier fo meef wifli friends, sfudy,or fo worlc on a campus proiecf, flue Union served as a gafliering place. Tlie goal of flue Auburn Union was fo develop a cenfer wifln adeguafe accommodafions for almosf every fype of group acfivify. To acliieve fliis goal flwe seven commiffees included Enferfainmenf, Fine Arfs, l-louse, Publicify, Recreafion, Secrefarial, and Social, all of wliicli sponsored suclw evenfs as flue Calendar Girl Pageanf, bridge fournamenfs, Fine Arfs displays, feas and recepfions, flue losf and found aucfion and many more. Facilifies of flue Union included conference rooms, recreafion rooms, lwobby slwop, lcifclieneffe, lounge wifli color TV., ballroom, and offices for flie GLQMERATA, IFC, and sfudenf governmenf. Seafed. Paula Lucy, lvlifzi Coclcrell, Ann Moon, Edna Brenglem SfdgT Nfl T yLdyRlplwNl'il 'lomRob X 3,21 qw' Tim Union Finn Arfs Cnnznziltec 5fwn.wr.r events .meh as lm'- furm and 1fm11'1f1't5. Tim Calnndar Girl Pngvanl ix 1111 annual fzmnf sfzozzsnrml by t nznnllz In scfrzfff ru' llU.YfCX,Y for llzz' Union. The Eagle'5 Neill' jlroviflas' l'71f6TfLli7'l7I7!?7lf and rrlawztion aftfr fl lmfiin wczfk of studying ana' going In flassex. 5- lzz' Union in zvlzirlz one girl is .velactwl fur each L.. R - BOTTom Row: Carolyn DuTron, Cheryl WrighT, Pafsy Lee. Vonnie Moore, Doby Hanks, Susan Tedder, Rubye Jones. Second Row: Sue Rudd, Jamie Chapman Julia Beck, Jo Blackwell, PaT Nix, PaT Brook, Dianne Aden, Judy Locklear, Delozes Clark' BSCLY VGUOVGV- Third Row: Reba Wesfenhaver, Sue Cooper, Margaref Ihnen, Robbie Hayford, JeaneTTe Berry, Brenda Pierson, Gail l-iiTe, Ola Fancher, Shirley Wells, Nancy Leslie, Linda LehnerT. Top Row: John Allen. William Anderson, Willard Beals. Second Row: Louis Connor, Archie Jordan, Johnny Junkins, Jerry Knight Third Row: Richard LanqTord, Dewey Lusk, Jimmy McGaha, Ellen Munson, James Nabors. Fourfh Row: Grady Smifh, Jesse SmiTh, William STephens, David WhiTT, Woodrow Williams. Noi' Picfured: Jerry Connor, Sher- wood Clay, Larry LoTT, David Mann, Thomas McCurry,- Jim Morrow, Donald Simmons, Alan Speegle, Buddy Taylor. Ned Varner, Sieve WhiT- Ten. gawk 4 , .4e...i., is a,kL f I i F .U-5. , ji ss TT T fri f 'T Y 2. ' v','- ...L S., 'ZS' T9 e . W K ,., A .. -1 'ffE15: f ,. - - AUBURN DAIVI ES CLUB SERVES AS NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Auburn served as The NaTional l-leadquarTers Tor The Narianal AssociaTion of Dames for The year, gaining The honor on a roTaTing basis. Three Na- rianal officers were selecTed from The local club To carry ouT The Nafional TuncTions OT The organiza- Tion. The naTional oTficers were Sue Rudd, Secre- Tary: Janice Chapman, Treasurer: and Julia Beck. l-lisTorian. These officers' main duTy was The prep- araTion of an annual naTional publicaTion. Each year chariTable proiecTs are sponsored, in- cluding The Auburn March OT Dimes Drive. AT The end of each guarTer, a Pl-IT Award l PuTTing l-lubby Through l is presenTed To The wives whose husbands are graduaTing. The oTficers for I965-66 were: Carolyn DuTTon, Presidenfg Rena Bond, FirsT Vice-PresidenTg PaT Lee, Second Vice-presidenT: Dobie l-lanks, Recording SecreTaryq Vonnie Moore, Corresponding Secre- Taryg Susan Tedder, Treasurer: and Rubye Jones, l-lisTorian. CO-OP SOCIETY PLANS LOAN PROGRAM In iTs Third year as an acTive organizaTion, The Auburn CooperaTive EducaTion SocieTy sponsored high school visiTaTions and presenTaTions, held in- formal meeTings for The benefiT of co-op sTudenTs who had noT yeT worked in indusTry, planned The TirsT co-operafive educaTion loan program aT Au- burn and promoTed The engineers bangueT each guarTer. The SocieTies' purpose was To promoTe and ad- vance The educaTional, indusTrial, and social well being oT The Auburn co-operaTive sTudenT, and To promoTe The Auburn co-operaTive educaTion pro- ram. Q The TirsT secTion presidenT was Thomas lvicCurry, Jr., and The second secTion presidenT was Russell Beals. COUNCIL COORDINATES AG ACTIVITIES This year's Agricullure Council has parlicipaled in many proiecls designed To improve Jrhe Agricul- iural program ai Auburn. The Council coordinaied aclivilies of member clubs and worlced lo improve iacully-siudeni relalions in The School of Agricul- iure. The group sponsored Agricullure Convoca- lions, direcled Jrhe School's proiecl for Village Fair and selecied Miss Agricullure io serve as oliiicial hosless for lhe School of Agricullure. The Ag Council was composed of lwo represen- lalives from each recognized agriculiure club, ex- officio members from olher relaled clubs, Two ad- visors. and Jrhe officers of ihe School of Agricullure. Officers of The Ag Council were: Presideni, Bill Kelley, Vice-President Sam l-linoleq Secreiary- Treasurer, Jimmy Collins, Advisors, Dr. Lowell Wil- son, Dr. George Blake. 27 Bo+fom: Lowell Wilson Jimmy Collins, Second Glen Spivey, Roger Ba Charles F. Simmons, Bill Kelley, Sam Hinoie row: Joel Childs, Lamar Lee, Ligon Solomon in Ihnen, Kennelh Slory. Third row: James M William Dickey, Jack Jones, Kennelh Barlow Charles Whafley, Marv Childers, Keilh Ryland, rnhill. AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS CLUB CONDUCTS JOB STUDY The Agricullural Economics Club, formed in I956, is allilialed wiih lhe American Farm Eco- nomics Associalion. Wilh Jrhe cooperaiion of 'rhe Agricullural Economics and Rural Sociology siall, Jrhey conducled a siudy ol iobs and expenses ol Agricullural siudenis. They prepared and disirib- uled a club newsleiler lo Agricullural Adminisira- lion siudenls and orhers inleresied in lhe acliviiies oi club members. ln addiiion, lhey had a fall picnic sponsored by lhe Agriculfural Economics and Rural Sociology siall and a spring picnic sponsored by ihe underqraduaie members. The olilicers were: President Kenneih Slory, Vice President Ligon Solomanq Secreiary, Jerry Lee l-larrisq Treasurer, Roy Hari, Reporier and News- leller Edilror, Ellis Ingram, and Advisor, Lowell Wil- SOO. 6 Ag Ecorwnzim students listen ax H10 f77'0f!?,YJ'IIT di.YCU55l'J zrzzrrrfnz' fluctuations of lhe price of food. 41. ...L .A BoHom Row: Lowel Wilson, Kennelh Sfory, Liqan Solomon, Roy F, Hart, Ellis lnqrarn, Dewey Bolis, Charles Dellamus. Second Row: Jimmy Terrell, C. Jouberf Sieyn, Harold Speir, Max Barnes, Virginia Fields, Sam l-linole, James Hand, Roberf Builer, John Johnsion. Third Row: G-eorqe Duren, Fleming Brooks, Herberi Kaiser, Jr., Raberl F, Jghnglan, Lguie McDonald, John Kaiser, Lenny Hayes, Fred Evans, David Lucas, Paul Hallman, AUBURN ASAE PUBLISHES WINTER ISSUE OF NATIONAL NEWSLETTER The Auburn ChapTer oT The American SocieTy oT AgriculTure Engineers parTicipaTed in The pro- moTion oT AgriculTure Engineering during Village Fair and in naTional compeTiTion Tor sTudenT awards and honors. Among The oTher acTiviTies was The or- ganizaTion oT The Alabama regional meeTings oT The ASAE, The publicaTion oT The winTer issue oT The lNlaTional AgriculTure Engineering News- leTTer, and The presenTaTion oT speakers To The club. The esTablishmenT oT The Auburn chapTer has given people inTeresTed in AgriculTure Engineering opporTuniTies To work on relaTed proiecTs. lT also helped members become more Tamiliar wiTh The naTional organizaTion. The oTTicers were: William B. Dickey, PresidenT, Beaul l-lunkapillar, Vice PresidenTg William Mc- Curley, SecreTary, Claude Lipscomb, Scribe, and Tom Mize, AssisTanT Scribe. El BoTTom Row: John Parker, Claude Lipscomb, Bill Kelley, William Dickey William McCurley, Marvin lhnen, Doug Browning. Second Row: Tom Mize, John ProphiTT lrvin EaTman l-layes Plowman Jimmy Cravey Dr. wsiief eras. ' ' ' BLOCK AND BRIDLE LIVESTOCK JUDING TEAIVI COIVIPETES IN CHICAGO Block and Bridle, This year sponsored a livesTock iudging Team which Took parT in inTercollegiaTe compeTiTion aT Thanksgiving in Chicago and laTer in ATlanTa and Memphis. ln addiTion, The club again held iTs Annual Block and Bridle QuarTerhorse Show. OTher acTiviTies OT The group were The spon- soring oT a barrow show and a bull sale. The club broughT such speakers as Mr. l-lam WalTon, The secreTary oT The Alabama CaTTlemen's Associa- Tion, and Dr. John GosseTT, oT The Auburn ExTen- sion Service, To iTs meeTings as guesT lecTurers. These acTiviTies TurThered The group's purpose OT MM, bringing abouT a closer relaTionship oT Those people in The Tield oT agriculTure who share a common inTeresT in Animal Science. The oTTicers Tor This year were: Roger Barnhill, PresidenT: Sandra Eikes, SecreTary, l-lelen Kelley, Treasurer, and Dr. Dale l-luTTman, Dr. J. C. Collins, and Dr. C. C. Sguiers, Advisors. BoTTom Row: Dr. Dale l'luTTrnan, Dr. J. C. Collins, Dr. C. P. Squiers Roger Barnhill. Sandra Pikes, l-lelen Kelley, Kimba Barlow. Second Row: Angeline l-lonnell, l-larold Speirs, Phil l-lardee, Bobby Moorer, l-lelma Musgrove, Marsha ThaxTon, Bill Johnson, Peyion Williams, Lyman Ram- say, Peggy Vandiver. Third Row: Mike Warren, Bill BarreTT, Jimmy Collins, Mac Chaslang, Harold Barnes, Bobby WeaTherTord, Ronnie Read, Earl Pepper, Bill Powell, Ellis Ingram. 4-H'ERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE BoTTom Row: KeiTh Reyland, Barbara Gilmor A Grimes, Charles G, nn WhaTley. Second Row: Sherry Bonner, Linda M RT R hb q l Judy WrighT, Miss Joyce Richardson. Third Ro Hussy, RoberT Wade, Jimmy Wha+Iey, RoberT AI The Auburn 4-l-l Club worlced in coniuncTion wiTh The 4-H FoundaTion and The Auburn FxTension Service To promoTe 4-Fl work ThroughouT The sTaTe. The 4-H'ers mailed over I l,OOO inTormaTion leTTers To high school 4-l-l members in Alabama in an aT- TempT To sTrengThen inTeresT in The ideals oT 4-l-l worlc. Two members oT The Auburn ChapTer oT The 4-l-l Club, Judy WrighT and Linda Moore, repre- senTed Auburn aT The NaTional 4-l-T Congress in Chicago during November, and RuTh Sherman aT- oore, i a ic urg, w. Bruce Haines, Joe verson, Sam Baker. Tended The Canadian 4-l-l conTerence. STudenT speakers and Tilms led The club in developing pro- grams along a wider scope Than in The pasT, em- phasis being placed on more urban inTeresTs such as public speaking, leadership, and auTomoTive and home saTeTy. OTTicers were: KeiTh Ryland, PresidenTg Barbara Gilmore, Vice PresidenT, and Ann Grimes, Secre- Tary. AU BURN CHAPTER HOSTS Twice monThly, The Auburn chapTer oT The FuTure Farmers oT America sponsored Tilms and programs oT inTeresT To agriculTure sTudenTs. The FFA also sponsored a Village Fair exhibiT, helped wiTh regis- TraTion and assisTed wiTh The STaTe FFA Conven- Tion, held in Auburn. Founded naTionally in I928 under The provisions oT The naTional VocaTional FducaTion AcTs, The Fu- FFA CONVENTION Ture Farmers oT America slill carry ouT Their goals oT promoTing scholarship, ciTizenship, and leader- ship among iT's members. OTTicers were: Glen Spivey, President Sammy l-larris, Vice PresidenT, Jim PraTT, SecreTaryg Billy WhiTe, Treasurer, D. N. BoTToms, l-l. T. PrueTT, R. W. MonTgomery, and R. A. Balcer, Advisors. Firsi Row: Glen Spivey, Ed Tunnell, Lloyd Borden, Jimmie W. PraTT, Billy E. WhiTe, Hulen Chambers. Second Row: Dr. R. A. Balmer, Dr. R. W. MonTgomery, James Williamson, Wayne Harvey, Paul Rogers, Jimmy Cravey, Terry Sisco. Third Row: Philip A. Beverly, KenneTh A. VanderTord, Bobby L, Hanks, WalTer J. Chandler, Ronnie W. Rains. Buddy SCOTT. EXTEND VVORI' BoTTom Row: .Bill lv1arTin, Dean NepTune, Jack Hall, June Jackson, Leslie. Bolan, Bill ArmsTr:ng. Second Row: Carl Wagle, David BradTord Henry P. Orr, James Bannon. flj' HORTICULTURE FORUM HAS SPRING BEDDING PLANT SALE This year The OrnamenTal l-lorTiculTure Forum sponsored a Spring Bedding PlanT Sale as Their principle Tund-raising proiecT. The club members grew The planTs during The winTer in The Orna- menTal T-lorTiculTure greenhouses on The campus. The planTs were culTured Tor sale The TirsT week in May. ATTer The sale The remaining planTs were seT ouT aT The local resT homes and oThers were given COUNCIL BRINGS SERIES Since iTs Tounding Two years ago. The ArchiTec- Ture and ArTs Council has served as a liaison among The various clubs wiThin The College oT ArchiTec- Ture and The ArTs. They also iniTiaTed acTiviTies Tor The beTTermenT oT The universiTy. ln sponsoring The Fine ArTs Film Series, visiTing lecTurers, a iazz con- cerT, and BASIS, a liTerary-arT magazine, The coun- cil aTTempTed To promoTe a genuine inTeresT in Tine Top Row: Mahaslca Rainey, Cliff Harrison, Kafhleen Nickel, Joe Sub- leTT, Ann Thomas, RoberT Quimby, Marieaua Cherry. Second Row: Gloe Herberf, John PaTTerson, Kandy Walker, Al Thweaff, Bennie Carol To The Two Garden Clubs in Auburn. The l-lorTiculTure Forum provided inTeresTed sTu- denTs wiTh an opporTuniTy To conTer Twice monThly To express and discuss ideas. The members compiled and made available The resulTing inTormaTion. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, Dean NepTune, Vice PresidenT, Bill ArmsTrongg and The advisors, Mr. Bill lvlarTin, Dr. l-lenry Orr. FINE ARTS FILIVI arTs ThroughouT The universiTy. OTher council acTivi- Ties include sponsoring The annual Beaux ArTs Ball, and helping wiTh Village Fair exhibiTs. GTTicers were: KeiTh Kays, PresidenTg Gerald CurTis, Vice PresidenTg Annabel Noe, SecreTary3 and Jimmy Sellars, Treasurer. Mr. Brack Walker was The advisor. BoTTs, Ross Amaro. Jean P. Blanchard, Larry Alsobroolc. BoTTom Row: Annabel Noe, Jimmy Sellars, KeiTh S. Kays, Gerald CurTs, PaT Murphy. BoTTom Row: Gerald CurTs, Don Morgan, Lynn Seymour, Richard Mc- Mullan, Gene Holiman, Edgar LiTTle. Second Row: Danny McDaniels, Jack Mizell, KeiTh Kays, Ross Amaro, Jack Neuschwander, ElberT Tucker. Third Row: William Eades, A. Hufson, Sam Donze, George Brown, Bill McCowan, Richard Dean. AIA PREPARES STUDENTS FOR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS The American lnsTiTuTe oT ArchiTecTs Tor Their programs sponsored lecTures, guesT speakers, and open roundTable discussions. These were concerned wiTh The pracTical, TheoreTical, and aesTheTic aspecTs oT pasT and presenT archiTecTural proiecTs To help The sTudenT oT archiTecTure prepare himselT Tor enTry inTo The proifession and The insTiTuTe. AIA also held sTudenT archiTecTural exhibiTs and compe- TiTions. This year's oTTicers were: KeiTh Kays, PresidenTg Jack Mizell, SecreTaryq and Ross Amaro, Treasurer. The TaculTy advisor was Mr. N. P. Davis. AUBURN ART FORUM CONIPLETES FIRST YEAR OF EXISTENCE The Auburn ArT Forum was Tormed This year To creaTe inTeresT and awareness among arT sTudenTs To beneTiT Themselves, The members, The deparT- rnenT, and The insTiTuTion. The club has worked To- ward iTs goals by having TaculTy members Trom The ArT DeparTmenT come To iTs meeTings as speakers. They include Mr. RoberT ShelTon, Mr. RoberT Gib- son, Mr. Brack Walker, and Mrs. Agnes Taugner. Fall guarTer, The Auburn ArT Forum held an arT show in SmiTh l-lall. During Village Fair, The group worked wiTh The ArT Guild honorary To seT up a sidewalk arT show. The oTTicers were: Clihf l-larrisonv, President KaTh- leen Nickel, Vice President Jane Case, SecreTary, and Jerald Jindrich, Treasurer. BoTTom Row: CliTT Harrison, KaThleen Nickel, Jane Case, Gloe Herbert Gail Brack, Jerald Jindrich. Second Row: Marilyn Rupp, KiTTy Tabb M h k R ' S H l M 'l L S C d M 5 GS G Glney, USGTT afian, GTI yn arsen, USBTT G55 GY, ary SToddard, Alice Lacy. CaThy Jones, KaThy Ariafh. Third Row: Carolyn Wood, Danny Cooper, Jack Oden, Charles W, Plant Joe Dunkin, Jr., David Durham, Coy Adkins, Tommy Reeder, Randy Pride. ART GUILD PRESENTS PORTRAIT OF PROFESSOR FRANK APPLEBEE This year, The ArT Guild honorary commisioned a porTraiT oT l-'lead ProTessor Franlc Applebee Trom lvlalTby Sylces, and presenTed iT To The ArT DeparT- menT aT a recepTion held in Biggin Gallery. ln addiTion, The club served as The primary inTluence in The Tounding oT The Auburn ArT Forum. GTher ac- TiviTies sponsored by The group included Two hooT- enannies TeaTuring sTudenT TalenT, Three arT shows and sales, and sTudenT exhibiTs in The Bradley lvlu- seum in Columbus, and The Museum oT Fine ArTs A li on as Maltby Sykfs. righf, fH'FJFIIl.Y flzf jmrlnlil nf Dr. Frrmlf Ajufrlebm' .flrl Guilzl nzzJmbcrr,x', Lulfrf 1fLll7l0IIf1,Y07I and jimmy Sellzlrs, lm Ar! Dejmrfmmzl. in lVlonTgomery. The Guild also lcepT displays oT currenT sTudenT worlc in SmiTh Gallery. They par- TicipaTed in The publicaTion oT BASIS, The selling oT TiclceTs Tor The Fine ArTs Film Series, and The planning oT The Beaux ArTs Ball in addiTion To Their oTher acTiyiTies. The oTTicers oT The group were: Jimmy Sellars, PresidenT7 RoberT Quimby, Vice PresidenTp Janie WrighT, SecreTaryg and Jane Puryear, Treasurer. R - .... l BoTTom Row: Nancy FiTzpaTriclc, Barbara Nixon, Shirley Palmer, Jane Puryear, Bobbie Branch. Second Row: Phil FiTzpaTriclc, Gloria Knowles, Caroline McCulloclc, Annabel Noe, Lulie Edmonson, Janie WrighT, Grace Vaughan: Ann Quimby. Thlrcl Row: Jimmy Sellers, John Web- sTer, Buddie NorTon. CliTT Harrison, Dorman BaTson, Thomas ZumwalT, Carl E. Coupland, RoberT C. Quimby, James Denney, Jr. I0 Ihr PLAYERS OFFER VARIETY During Ilie pasl year, Ilie Auburn Players pres- enled Tour plays of varying Iypes. Lasl summer quarrer, Ilwey presenled DOCTOR SGAINIARELLE by Ivioliereg Tall guarler, COME BACK LITTLE SI-IEBA by William Inge, winler guarler, LITTLE MARY SIJNSI-IINE by Rick Besoyanp and spring guarler, UNDER MILKWOOD by Dylan Thomas. Tlwrouglw presenlalion of Ilwese produclions, Ilie group souglil Io promole inleresl in all plwases of dramalic arI. In addilion Io Ilwese aclivilies, Ilwe Players I'ieId an annual Clwrislmas Parly, and Spring Picnic. Bronze, silver and gold pins bearing Ilie maslc of Ilie Iragic muse were presenied Io Iliose Play- ers who parlicipaled aclively in produclions. This year's ollicers were: Ivlaliaska Rainey, Presi- denlq Kandy Walker, Vice-Presidenlp Bobbie Olney, Secrelaryg and Roberl Knowles and Raymond Carver, Advisors. AIID SERVES INTERIOR DESIGN STUDENTS Wifh fhe purpose of advancing fhe sfandards of fhe inferior design profession, Auburn's AIID is dedicafed fo fhe supporf of fhe educafional pro- gram wifhin fhe College of Archifecfure and fhe Arfs. Since ifs founding in I958, as a sfudenf affili- afed chapfer of fhe American lnsfifufe of Inferior Designers, members have parficipafed in a number of acfivifies beneficial fo fhe eclucafion of design sfudenfs. Programs included guesf lecfurers, field R A frips, and seminars wifh design sfudenfs from ofher universifies, Officers of fhe AlID were: Bennie Carol Boffs, Presidenf, Jimmy Nichols, Vice-Presidenfg Anne- Marie Wolfe, Secrefaryg Fay l-luggins, Treasuneri. and Margene Engman, Publicify Chairman. The ad- visors were Miss Mary Frances Carfer and Miss Susan Payfon. BoHom Row: Bennie Carol Boffs, Anne Marie Wolfe, Ginny Wrye, F kMG B el F M A 'f d C l Williamson. ran c ee, ev ry vans, yra rmis ea , aro yn Second Row: Jean Prafer Blanchard, Ginger Moseley, Carol Simmons. Sylvia Pfeil, Deen Fisher, Sharon Mobley, Linda Myrick, Mildred Camp- bell, Ann While, Debra Crow, Nan Adams, Dannie Sue Walker, Robin Au Neffles. Third Row: Michael Ivey Edwards, Angi Grooms, Charles Huff, Judi Kubilio, William Bell, Marfhe Raabe, Jim Nichols, Fay Huggins, TAKE TDP NATIONAL AWARD A nafional honorary professional frafernify which came fo Auburn in l932, Scarab promofes excel- lence and fellowship among sfudenfs in archifec- fure. This year Auburn Scarabs won f-he fop nafional chapfer plague for fhe second consecufive year af fhe annual convenfion of The frafernify in Cincin- nafi. Scarab selecfed an oufsfanding second year archifecfure sfudenf as fhe recipienf of ifs George Donald Taylor memorial scholarship. Ofher proiecfs underfaken by members during fhe pasf year in- cluded serving as hosf for guesf lecfurers in fhe field of archifecfure, supporfing fhe Archifecfure and Arfs council's Fine Arfs Film Series, sponsoring a sfudenf-faculfy show wifhin fhe deparfmenf, and helping wifh a display of sfudenf work for fhe school of Archifecfure and fhe Arfs during Village Fair. Officers for fhe year were: Gerald Curfs, Presi- denfg Bill Thwear, Vice-Presidenfg Claude Moss, Sec- refaryi Bobby Jumonville, Treasurer, and Ron Mur- ray, Sergeanf af Arms. Mr. Ralph K. Morrill served as fhe faculfy advisor. Jerry Harriff, Margie McCary, Roberf Monroe, Jenny Hooper. Boffom Row: George C. Brown, Jr., Gerald Curfs, Richard M. Dean, Elberf l.. Tucker, Jr. Second Row: Michael R. Foil, Ron Murray, Richard B. McMullan, Bobby Jumonville. Jack Neuschwander. Noi Picfured: AI Thweaff and Claude Moss. julian Stfjzlzmu. A.v.fi.vta21t Dirrflur. AUBURN BAND HAS ANOTHER Auburn Urzizmmity Hand 5!1j'.Y 'fIl f1r Ellglfn. Bill l1'11ll.x'. ,fl.v5i.slanl Dirccwrg Bozlirf Hinton. Dircrforq and I x MV. , B' Tha' Auburn U7liZJF7'.Yifj' Cmzcvrl Banff. Tmnmy Key. Aflarlu Baker, and Aflartlza Mclmml xlmu' off nrfu' z1r1ifo1 n1.Y. 92 The band and The music iT provided were parT oT USY YEAR Auburn UniyersiTy's Marching Band concluded anoTher successTul marching season under The direc- Tion oT Wilbur Bodie l-linTon wiTh The naTionally Teleyised halT Time perTormance aT The LiberTy Bowl in Memphis, Tennessee. PerTorming aT all oT Au- burn's games, pep rallies and parades, The band seT The pace oT exciTemenT wiTh such Tamiliar Tunes as War Eagle and Glory, Glory To Ole Auburn. ATTer TooTball season, The Marching Band be- came The ConcerT Band and perTormed aT Two con- cerTs--one during winTer quarTer and one during spring quarTer. A Tour oT Andalusia and Ozark dur- ing Spring guarTer ended The year's many acTiviTies. The public's concepTion oT Auburn UniversiTy. sew? A Q .. be AIlljUI'l'ffl'.l'.' ilflary Clyde: Clzisnz, Sandy Hvflltlflifh .I-'ilicz' fulznsnn, fnnifz' furrlmi. 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S'-f s ,,.. ,..::x- gig , 4,36 ug: - u. . 1 - ff- Aff ,,4f,J.fy .gigglyrwe 4353gk,yM,is.-gmgi ,Ap ,J My H , smtaqgsisugw Ma- - s-' rs: 21 . . icuii gee-sy gif psf uskggwiuirwirlsw T WW rr ,, ,??'1Y ? 'i ' '324?fT 7n ??iL'7' Auburn Hand lmnors Prfsidenf Harry M. Plzilput. - uw' 4g2ifQ, 3,':'Tf. ffrf .'lu12u1'1f.i' Drum MIljI2T, George Hammvff. VARIED CONCERTS HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES H99 'WX Hubert Liwrman, Albert Singrfrman, William Tamblyn, and Richard Wurstrfn jvalufr at the piano. The Brass Ensemble, conducted by Will Walls, prepares for its Spring Cnnrert. The Music Deparlmenl, headed by Professor l-luberl Liverman, was lhe largesl deparlmenl in The College ol Archileclure and lhe Arls. Aclivilies of lhe Deparlmenl lhis year included four infer- deparlmenlal leclrures, a gala concerl honoring Dr. Philpoll, Facully Arlisl Concerls, and senior recilals. The Concerl Choir, under lhe direclion ol Profes- sor Lawrence Rosenbaum, gave an educalional lele- vision produclion and look a musical Tour lhrough- oul Alabama. Professor Edgar Glyde conducled Jrhe Auburn Universily Orcheslra in a concerl during winler guarlrer. Through ils varied orograms. The Music Deparl- menl afforded Jrhe Auburn sludenl an awareness and apprecialion ol many aspecls ol music. OF THE MUSIC DEPARTIVIENT Ann Thomas practices many hours for her spring recital Duke Prickett, a music composition major, gives complete con- centrfzlion to his practice. The Alessiah is presented by the Xiflixcd Chorus in combination with the Concert Orchestra. t 95 4 l. A Bollom Row: Dianne McEwen, Judy Whilaker, Sue Walker, Jane Gil, brealh, Carole Megqinson, l-lelen McMillan, D. Tubbs, Carole Hobdy. Second Row: Johnnie Sue Gurley, Darlene Woodall, Susan Mahalley Ann Grimes, Sharon Simpson, Jan Thomas, Palsy O'Neill, Donna Parker. Third Row: Marilou l-liqhl, Pally Bogardus, Carolyn Smilh, Kris Pcole, Susan Liles, Gwen Vickers, Mary Cassidy, Fran Williamson, Carolyn Graves, Lynn Talrnadge, Jane Wadsworlh, Anila Plunkell, Linda Cales. Ann Harrison, Gayle Zerbe. Fourlh Row: Myra Arnall, Teresa Wise, Francine McPherson, Julianne Carr, Nan l-lill, lna Fay Daily, Marilee Mangrurn, Carolyn Morrill, Palsy Blackwell, Marion Roberls, Freida Walls, Mary Moblev, Sandra McLemore. HOIVIE EC CLUB MAKES DOLL CLOTHES FOR VIETNAIVIESE CHILDREN The making ol clolhes lor over one lhousand dolls lor lhe children ol Viel Nam was only one ol many charilable aclivilies lhal lhe l-lome Economics Club linanced by ils annual bake sale. The Home Ec Club also sponsored lund-raising drives lor lhe benelil ol various Alabama charilies. In November, members parlicipaled in lhe annual Home Eco- nomics Associalion ol America convenlion in Birmingham. Bollom Row: Julia Furlow, Janice Biddle, Susan Williams, Bunny Ril- lenour, Sylvia Walker, Michelle Purnell, Susan Mooney, Pally Russell, Calherine Collier. Second Row: Diane Myrick, Lynelle Daniel, Linda Morris, Frances Ann Blake, Ann Clemenls, Melissa Wilson, Sally Mosely, Linda l-lorn, Janel Mooney. Third Row: Linda Sloul, Belsy l-lagler, Glenda Booker, Killy Jamison, Barbara Poylhress, Carol l-lulson, Beverly V Through lhese aclivilies, lhe l-lome Ec Club soughl lo promole prolessional alliludes and inler- esls in home economics among ils members. The ollicers were: Darlene Woodall, Presidenlq Susan Mahalley, Vice Presidenlq Rulh Sherman, Secrelary-Treasurerg Ann Grimes and Susan Simp- son, Membership Chairmen, and Dr. Sue Morlon, Advisor. Srnilh, Robin Fouls, Raye Ward, Nancy Nunnery, Connie l-ludgins. Gail Monlgomery, Susan Reilers, Gemma Meadows, Mary Dale Mc- Gregor, Cheryl Causey. Fourlh Row: Milly Baxler, Brenda Plyler, Rila l'loll, Barbara Edwards, l-lelene Poylhress, Slarla Long, Barbara Elrod, Donna Bales, Smyly Wadsworlh, Mary Ann Slone, Carolyn Wallers, Connie Craven, Janel Laughmiller, Mary Lou Jellords. ONIICRON NU PROIVIOTES RESEARCH IN HOME ECONOMICS The Alpha Nu chapTer oT Omicron Nu, esTablished aT Auburn in I95 I, honored ouT- sTanding Treshmen in Home Economics and presenTed The Treshman wiTh The highesT grade poinT average The lvlarion Wallcer Spidle Trophy. Omicron Nu, TogeTher wiTh The l-lome Ec GraduaTe Club, sponsored a research program in The Spring QuarTer. The purpose oT Omicron Nu was To pro- moTe leadership, scholarship, and research in l-lome Economics. The members were se- lecTed Trom ouTsTanding juniors, seniors, graduaTe sTudenTs, TaculTy and alumni. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, Joy Cosby: Vice PresidenT, lVlarTha lvlcGoughg Secre- Tary, Linda WhiTTleg Treasurer, Konnie Mil- lerp Advisors, Mrs. lnez GriTz, lvlrs. Virginia WhiTe, and Dr. ElizabeTh PraTher. FirsT Row: Ralph Bush, Jimmy Evans, Gene Gissendanner. Sec- ond Row: Charles T-lunT, William King, Bill Rainey. Third Row: Woodrow RoberTs, Charles Willcs, Jerry Willman. NoT Pic- Tured: William Adlcison, William Amburgey, RoberT GuThrie, Bill hianvey, Roger l-lesier, T'limuTlal Rarelch, F lc R l'1, AlberT Slovinslcy, William WhiTe, Norman Williams. FSU GLJSC Firsf Row: Julie Carr, MarTha Chambers, Virginia Cosby, Emma Faullc, Second Row: Joyce Howell, Barbara Laiacona, Brenda Ledlow, lv1arTha IvlcGough. Third Row: Konnie Miller, Janice PiclceTT, Ann Rice, Abigail Turner. FourTh Row: Bobbie Umbach, Linda WhiTTle, NoT PicTured: Jane BuTTram, PaTricia ClemenTs, AlTreTTa Gibson, Carol Ann Hale, Vicki HruTl:ay, Judy Levine, Sherry Weldon, PHI LAIVIBDA UPSILON OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDY Phi Lambda Upsilon, a naTional chemical honorary, was esTablished aT Auburn in IQ33. This year The socieTy has parTicipaTed in all oT The acTiviTies oT The ChemisTry Coun- cil, including Village Fair, and ioinT meeTings wiTh AICT-TE, ACS and Lambda Tau. MaTerial beneTiTs oT This organiza- Tion and iTs worlcs were in The Torm oT Tellowships and scholarships Tor graduaTe sTudy. Alpha loTa chapTer aT Auburn UniversiTy Tapped iunior, senior, and graduaTe men sTudenTs in chemisTry or chem- ical engineering who carried ouT The obiecTive oT promoT- ing high scholarship and original invesTigaTion in all branches oT pure and applied chemisTry. The oTTicers were: RresidenT, Charles l-lunTg Vice Presi- denT, Ralph Bushg SecreTary, Norman William, Treasurer, ProTessor R. E. Wingardq Advisor, Dr. James Land. 97 Q .r ,rxzl 2-ff? m,, 9' X , Firsf Row: Mary Anglin, Kay Byrd, Julene Capps, Fay Gamble, Linda l-louk. Second Row: Barbara Kronk, Dale Leach, Marsha Mauck, Jane Maulden, Judy Riser. Third Row: MarTha Sims, Nancy Turner, Freda Webb. I. D. F. RECEIVES Since iTs Tounding on The Auburn campus in I949, as an honorary organizaTion Tor sTudenTs in Indus- Trial Design, The lndusTrial Design Forum has won many awards Tor exhibiTs and has been recognized Tor iTs publicaTions. Members are associaTed wiTh various indusTries and disTinguished personaliTies in The design proTession-boTh naTional and inTerna- Tional. RecenTly, The Forum received a blueprinT machine Tor The use oT all lndusTrial Design sTudenTs. ln keeping wiTh Their goal oT promoTing a beTTer LAMBDA TAU AIDS IN BLOOD DRIVE Members oT Lambda Tau, an honorary Tor sTu- denrs in medical Technology, helped wiTh Auburn's record-breaking blood drive. in addiTion, They made several Trips To hospiTals in Birmingham, AT- lanTa, and Columbus where They observed medical procedure. The club broughT several guesT lecTur- ers To iTs meeTings: Dr. Armand Firing, a bacTeriol- ogisT Trom Birminghamg Dr. Carl Rehling, The sTaTe ToxicologisTg and Mrs. Sadie Jean l-lannah, a bac- TeriologisT wiTh The STaTe DiagnosTic Lab aT Au- burn. This yearis oTTicers were: Julene Capps, Presi- denT, Anne Phillips, Vice PresidenTg Barbara Kronk, SecreTary3 and Freda Webb, Treasurer. Mrs. Doro- Thy Wallace was The TaculTy advisor. BLUEPRINT MACHINE undersTanding oT IndusTrial Design, The group's main proiecT Tor The year was publishing Ti-IE AU- BURN DESIGN. OTher acTiviTies included sponsor- ing deparTmenT exhibiTs and guesT speakers. Ciliicers were John PaTTerson, PresidenT3 Larry Alsobrook, Vice PresidenTg David T-ioTTman, Secre- Taryg R. E. Wilgus, Treasurer: Joe SubleTT, A. A. C. RepresenTaTive. The TaculTy advisor was WalTer Schaer. BoTTorn Row: Edgar French, Ed Wilgus, Larry Alsobrook, John PaTTerson, David l-loTTman, Roger Johnson, Raymond E. STanland, Jr. Second Row: Tucker W. Garrison, Charles PTaTT, Adolph Lavin, James Harding, enne mi , erc an er or , avi o in s. o ow: ames Th S Th P y S d T d D d R ll g T p R J e ey, Jerry Bradford, ROTT Arden, Paul Maiors, Joe SubleTT, Rex J M ay K M dl ThornTon, im urr . COUNCIL HOLDS FORUM FOR ENGINEERING IMPROVEMENTS 3? The Auburn Engineer and various social acfivi- fies were sponsored by fhe Auburn Sfudenf En- gineers Council. Reorganized in l96O, fhe Sfudenf Engineers Council provided a forum and a direcf- ing group which promofed a higher sfandard of engineering ideals by relaying suggesfions of im- provemenf for fhe Engineering Deparfmenf fo fhe Dean and faculfy for fheir considerafion. The council, composed of fhe Presidenf and one represenfafive from each of fhe engineering clubs, represenfed all fhe engineering honoraries and pro- fessional sociefies. By sponsoring fhe newly formed Freshman Engineers Council, if made greaf sfrides forward in giving fhe freshman engineer an organi- zafion fo represenf as well as inform him. The officers were: Presidenf, Philip Garrison: Vice Presidenf, Quifman Liner, Secrefary, Bill Sfevens: Treasurer, Ed Culpepper, Corresponding Secrefary, Bill Williams, Faculfy Advisor, Col. A. C. McDonald. Firsf Row: John Allen, Neal Anderson, James Barber. Second Row: R. D. Barber, Claude Bales, Louis Connor. Third Row: William Dickey, Philip Garrison, James l-laile. Fourfh Row: James l-lildrefh, Charles Horne, Johnny Junlcins. Fif+h Row: William Killingsworfh. Ouffman Liner. Fred McDeviff. Sixfh Row: Jimmy MCG-aha, Donald Nelson, Michael Tuley. Sevenfh Row: Wayne Walden, Herberf Wiggins, Perry Wilder. Firsf Row: J. Barber 3 f C. Boles 3 . . 31? 4553 . B. Bradbury if V 5 W. Brannen MN Q5 L. Browder J. Carpenler ' Second Row: J. Colield J. Cosby 'Vw E. Culpepper J. Dollar F. Douglnerfy J. Doyal Third Row: f y --..., .JW M re. Erheridqe a J D R. F 'r 3 , '- . ...... -' ' ai Ora ' 9 4 'W ' Wa K w ' V qgbiili J. Gaines kfigifr ' , X ,- - ' K K 7A J. l-lildrellw K ly R? ' W 551 Y ...ui ' Q l'l. l-luner i 'q.g l'r s.fM ii C. Jennings K.. 7 -' W -kll ll :M Fvurlh ROW! 'rr'er ' 'rer' - 1. I. al K. s V. .,,k .K . A W-,jfs Q- Jones . . l .k.-' 3 2 ' - A .- J. Led beller . . 'g.,, L gy I ,ggi X Q M - 3 4 ,U N . .. . ti E .7 .V,kf 1 . .rr 1 ! cc. ,,. ' r ,K VK it ,,5vi,,. S I R- Lower ' W 1 5 P l ,f ' ' D. McMillan L -.. I' YVVIV .. k.k'. :jf :A if J, Perry Q W K .Q ,rs ' f ii A in ' sf D. Riqsby gg YW E' is 9 1 l FiHl1 Row: F . ,., ff . -e,s.?fs- ' .s - . i -fl D Q Q 4' B. Rindl , , 5 . p a ' .. J . l.. T ner if f-fif'.N r ' 'W 'A 1+ mf .M ., ' I are .A if, w ' - 'ti Ur l4':1i w ' ,gqii?ifE?5 ll. 'Zi fa 'lf ' 'L - ' ff M E' 'W ' W4 195 1' if, a 1 .' f ri .. . .i ...H .fr K - . . -., 5... . 4. . . as . J Vaughn ,, J, f- K -f i f 2' . 1 , .33 . .. 1 . - 'X' . ,L,. g .sg I Q kg? . if .Lg FL g Ah fn. 5 A V. , si W. Vickers . HN, gli '..k r I E ,,:,, Y R25 ,QM W. Q pw- . r. Q gf W' -Wtilden 'r'P i C- Wllllien . :lllr f rrif kiwi? li i n ' J' Xa ll'OpOUlOU f J . fl. ff - . A S: LN ASCE COIVIPILES QUIZ FILE Encouraging llrie developmenr oi a prolessional consciousness. promoling a spiril oi congenialily, and providing conlacl willi rlieir cliosen profession, llie Sociery ol Civil Engineers lfield picnics and pro- vided programs conlribuled by various engineer- ing firms. An exrensive guiz lile and library sloclced willi civil engineering publicalions and relerence malerials was lcepl for llie use ol professors, mem- bers, and guesl spealcers. Worlcing logellier, llwe officers and Jrlie lacully advisor planned programs ol inleresl and imporlance ro llie members. The Auburn Clwaprer lias provided inlormalion and encouragemenl for Els members since ils lounding in I92l. -l'l'1e olzlicers were: Presidenl, James B. l lildrell'1g Vice President Jolwn Dollar: Secrelary, Clarlc l-l. Wlwirlenp Treasurer, Larry lurnerq Facully Advisor. Fred lvl. l-ludson. I f l . 6 gs ig r 1 rv xv: ms i AUBURN ACTIVE IN REGIONAL A.I.Ch.E. CONFERENCES The purpose of fhe American lnsfifufe of Chemi- cal Engineers af Auburn Universify was fhe pro- mofion of fhe professional developmenf of ifs members and confribufions fo fhe developmenf of Chemical Engineering af Auburn. They achieved fhis purpose fhrough programs by oufsfanding chemical engineers and parficipafion in such evenfs . . f. . Q s,,: ,.eezffsmvq:rsf:, f-,. s 'jg yi ,wg2g5safisi24s522?E 5135 -f-mf-. .. f-uv fi192f:w:55:g,gfsLgg3gw5s3G 55 - - 2 -f 5' ' ' H 'f if A s.Q4'ig4Q2f?1?fliii7ggf. if . V . T '52 .ly ' I 1,2352 if Q E Q55 H ' E T 5' A' N W ' - , li Y if -E - is We ..- 1 si ls A NgIl'fF?i +i is L rags WM! is W 'X . , if , .. ,,. ,L gl, M ,J i W ia Y , , ffs,K WSE. X 1 rg as fhe regional A.l.Ch.E. conference and Village Fair. The officers were: Presidenf, William King: Vice Presidenf, Kirlc Cunninghamg Secrefary, Jimmy Evansg Treasurer, Eranlc Granfhamp and Advisor, Professor Donald L. Vives. Firsf Row: William Balcer Jesse Barrs Thomas Brady Q Ralph Bush Jimmy Evans Gene Gissendanner Ag Second Row: Eranlc Granfharn Thomas l-lampfon Philip l-lildebrandf Micheal Kanfor William King Roberf Rebman . ' I Third Row: A. V 5 if L Q, Woodrow Roberfs 'Sk ' u i' i iff A TT' ' Carl Smifh .i l if N V i gil K izkfif , ' James Wade . 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H sag W A I AN ,Fw W' .E , 'T , 5 ' ' Qi 'Q' , ,V il' ,V-is, . i 5 r 'T 9 T T i f- 5 ' V f I TT , ' ' s ' cf Q, .-..., y , ,,,- V A A Era. Vs? ' . ' 'L T .. ' ' ' f K ' fi' VV gdm' -v I f V I -V, ,. , 4, ,,.., V s . . z 1 , , 5- f X V' K L, - a A A Q- 'ii ' ' 'T f 1 ' fV'f'+-W ' VST' , . Vs.. , ,, .s , , ,. E R- V53 3 I , . , - , Q Vik, ' 1+-4 , XY -' y YQ j WWW 'if B ir , ,W 4V - , K L , ff' xxx- - if f ' , A 1 -kVV, f V, 'Wi X if X Q VV , , QS- ' Q r ffm - ef , . , . ., V ,V , ,y X V V5 E 93' ' ' 5-' Firsl Row: George Bacon, Roberl Barber, William Barber, Jackson Blaclc, Roberl Burlchaller, David Cobb, Louis Connor, Joe Crafl, Leonard Deal. Second Row: Alberl Easlerling, William Fieselman, Jessie Forlen- berry, Charles Fuller, Phillip Garrison, James l-laile, George Hender- son, Larry Johnson, Johnny Junlcins. Third Row: William Killingsworlh, James Lenoir, Joe Leonard, Gerald Loll, Julian Malhison, William lvlonlc, Roberl Pelerson, Edward Pilce, l-lenry Purdon. Fourfh Row: Noel Ray, Ross Speir, Joseph Slanlield, William Slephens, James Taylor, Dwighl Teal, Charles Tinsley, Don Tucker, Horace Turner. AIAA MEMBERS STUDY AERO-DYNAMICS AIAA rnmnbmis cxaminf zz Liquid Hydrogen, Oxygen Rocket Engine. The American lnslilule of Aeronaulics and Aslro- naulics was composed of sludenls inleresled in lhe dynamics of lhe air around us, as well as sludenls in aerospace or aeronaulical engineering. To increase l lhe sludenls lcnowledge of aeronaulics, AIAA pro- vided guesl speakers, including some oi lhe nalion's mosl prominenl engineers and managemenl person- nel, as well as several lechnically orienled field lrips lhroughoul lhe year. Founded in I963, lhe AIAA, allhough a relalively new organizalion, is The prin- cipal Uniled Slales lechnical sociely. An allempl was made lo cover as many Tacels oi sludy as was imporlanl and of inleresl lo lhe sludenl. The oflicers were: Chairman, Johnny L. Junlcinp Vice-Chairman, Roberl Jones, Secrelary, Gail lvler- lsle, Treasurer, William lvlarlindaleg Engineering Council Represenlalive, William Killingsworlh, Al- lernale Represenlalive, Danny Barber. l02 ASME NAMES OUTSTANDING ENGINEERING GRADUATES The Auburn STudenT SecTion of ASME had as iTs acTiviTies monThly meeTings wiTh programs pre- senTed by pracTicing engineers Trom indusTry and governmenT laboraTories. OTher acTiviTies were The selecTion oT The OuTsTanding Engineering Grad- uaTe each guarTer, Tield Trips To indusTrial planTs, and an annual spring picnic. ParTicipaTion in Re- gional STudenT Conferences provided sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To compeTe in The presenTaTion oT Technical papers. Awards Trom Regional ConTer- ences led To compeTiTion aT The WinTer Annual MeeTing oT The SocieTy. Any enrolled engineering sTudenT in good sTand- Firs+ Row: R. AderholdT J. Allen W. Anderson T. Beasley B. Bundriclc Second Row: R. Cross G. Davis J. Edgar T. Farris D. Giddens Third Row: C. Griffin R. Goelz T. l-lampTon K. l-lill J. Leo FourTh Row: L. LesTer W. Mair J. MosTellar D. Nelson L. Norris Fifih Row: J. PeTTy L. Rose J. SmiTh D. Sfriclmland J. Thompson Noi' Picfured Charles Berry Raymond Cobb WalTer Floyd Lan don l'lioTT James Maxey Perry Monroe Thomas Mooney James Perkins James Simmons Jehfrey STeir1 James Suarez RoberT Suggs James Wrighl ing was eligible Tor membership. STudenT member- ship has led To associaTe membership aTTer gradua- Tion. Membership included a monThly subscripTion To The SocieTy's iournal, MECHANICAL ENGI- NEERING, as well as The availabiliTy oT Technical papers Through The iournal. The chapTer was charTered in February oT l92O. lTs purpose has been To advance knowledge in The Theory and pracTice oT mechanical engineering and To presenT engineering worlc in proper perspecTive. lTs oTTicers were: Donald Edgar, Chairmanq Lowell Norris, Vice Chairman: Tommy Mooney, SecreTary: and Perry Monroe, Treasurer. TBTI' INDUCTS TOP 2074: OF THE ENGINEERING STUDENTS Through informalive meelings, Tau Bela Pi Tos- lered a spiril oi liberal cullure in Engineering col- leges lhroughoul America. Tau Bela Pi was founded in l855, as a Nalional honorary recognizing dislinguished scholarship and exemplary characler oi ihe engineering sludenl. ln order io belong io The sociely, The engineer- ing sludeni had io be in lhe lop iwenly percenlr oi his class or, as an alumni, have had superior Firsi Row: Neal Anderson, Claude Boles, John Cain, David Campbell, George Crosby, William Day, Ronald Ellison, John Essing. Second Row: Jack Fincher, Daniel Frederick, Philip Garrison, James l-lildrelh, Charles Horne, George Howell, Gordon Johnsion, George Jones. Third Row: , sw, ., .,,. Q, .,,, .. W WW -W,-,,. .. , s.fis,wfM ess, . sw .1 .I -' , . -- s,,...M. , i ',,rr 1 I i, fr ',,,, 7 , mf, e',,' , k v gf 'K ,I , ' . . inyf, .fs L ,,.,.. X 53 sf . ' Q-1 Q I f K sw We s r s Ebf. 1 5, if 55 he -We , X Hi fe- f . s,,,, W- J rrrr 'T A 53. L -are -Q5 K in sl 3- f K .ss , , , , , ,W Q. T 9.4 Q -if .wt r 27 ., - ..,, .T W s M.-v , ,V sr., I L, Ev , ,W , '-' r 7 -Y 'l . . -ff , - iris V. 4 1 E5 -4 WF ,- f as rr 7 is. .V 5 .s - - si, 'x i r ,. ni L. i B T2 ' s Y i A , T 'X C illf lsreswf-fn, N .... 5,5 ,W f . , , , ,xiii izifiiifi Lfiff www .f,.::1f:fi. 2131- 7, li 4, 1. ,si sz imfr professional allrainmenls ro his credil. Oilicers were: Presidenl, Philip W. Garrison: Vice Presidenl, lviilce Tuleyg Recording Secrelary, Neal Anderson: Corresponding Secrelary, Terry Bradford: Council Represenlalive, Quiiman Liner, Allernale Represenlalive, Ed Everage, Advisors: Professor R. G. Pills, J. L. Lowry, F. lvl. Hudson, and Dr. K. E. l-larwell. William Killingsworih, Oliver Kingsley, Quifman Liner, Fred McDevi'ri, Terry McPherson, James Newell, Edward Pike, William Rainey. Fourfh Row: Charles Reichley, Ernesr Sirong, John Thompson, Joseph Thomp- son, Michael Tuley, Lavene Vorel, Charles Willcs, Sammy Yee. . is sf so 1 iiiifsic. . H, - T ,V 4 imesfsssglsfig,frgiiifiigsk-ir.lsi'ffffl.15.9 Q--fi:42fs?'3sWH.. 'Q-my Y , :MV-fifif , f . ' ' r - 1 :www gs , S. ,. ii- -- nth .fm my kr V.k1'.:eg,,f,-35, ., Q7 ,,,i ,I l' Q Ls. zz 2 ' i i, f , :F i i az: f - 'L 3 si 'S QJVWQX i i i . T i K f.., V ' ' far s Q f - f A 1 -. . ., wr- 5 V, FLW . L ...,. . ,.......,,,, T . .., ,,,,,,,,. H--sf p--V A f .,.. ,. 'TT V ,,- is ' - -f--- ff ssl' is ' ' ...-, . fi. .f- , ' A , ,,., T - 'ig,g,f',gi,,,,2g f f' is Q- is, file ,, Q 2 f, 4fwr k,',, 2 an r iyyfs ' qs-. r ' .iss -i ' A 21'f?'iifbx .1 H ' . G Q i , .. .74 K kk W kbrkwvk f ,I V - K... Q3 K A fi 3 1 .,,, , 1 T, 3 -E , A ' C? z 'S' fcg, 'gg-L LJ' f 3 , i T ti 3 i, : y Q Q i iq. A - L , 4' V, - 57 s , ,M i 'L' 'ij ,t if z km-fs i, i ,-- ' .Q . IO4 A If Icr T 5 'fm A my' PI TAU SIGMA HONORS OUTSTANDING MECHANICAL ENGINEERS A nalional honorary for mechanical engineers. Chi Chapler recognized oulslanding men in me- chanical engineering who showed borh academic abilily and avid inieresi. Pi Tau Sigma was founded on The Auburn Campus in i940 io losler high ideals ol The engineering profession and lo slimulale in- Jreresl in all deparlrmenl aclivilies. Pi Tau Sigma developed in sfudenls The aliribules necessary lor Jrhem lo assume The responsibililies and Jrhe leader- ship reguired oi cilizens in a democracy. Officers were: Presidenl, John Allen, Vic-e-Presi- denl, Raymond Cobb: Corresponding Secrelary, Dwighl Giddensg Recording Secrerary, Thomas Beasley, Treasurer, Terry Farris: Advisor. E. O. l-lones. ACR' Firsl' Row: John Allen. Second Row: Thomas Beasley, Terry Farris. Third Row: John Leo, Leon Lesler. Four+h Row: Donald Nelson, Lowell Norris. No+ picfured: Cecil Beclc, Gordon Burns, James Chambers, Raymond Cobb, Clairdel Cox, Frank Feagin, Dwighl Giddens, Thomas Hamplon, Lee Knight Earl Maxwell, Jeffrey Slein, Thomas Slroiher, John Thomp- son. . Q 'X i een' if 1' 1 1 , 255, 4 ii , 3, W .M 9 we ,,, ?,,i,.1,:mLJr , i it ,, 'G if X' 92' wi. - . ,sash i 'mg 4 X ea? ii: - e ..Lf?f. K i .GW ' iii 2 51 iq V ,EU J' ll r 'V We .. . . , I Li Q i Zines ' K if 1 1,3,'jE,ffffE ik 51 6 M I if. Q if T f . 'f W' If W if-jc' li.. Firsi.Row: M. Adams, N. Anderson, G. Aulfman, W. Beals, W. Benlley, N. Benfon. R. Bishop, R. Browder, C. Bullock, D. Campbell. Second Row: L. Caver, J. Childs, ny f,,. G. Colvin, R, Cullen, D. Davison, W. Day. R. Deloney, J. Ellison, J. Fincher P. fl . -,-.eff - , 'wi- ,, I H .- ,Epgeiwq ,,,. W ff QM Ag A-5 me .. W , . f. ., jj - Rs' . Elowers. Third Row: D. Frederick, C. Gilbert L. Goree, J, Gross. J. Harnby, B. Har- rison, K. Harfslfield, G. Haynes, M. Hernandez, A. Higginbofham. Fourfh Row: C. H. Horne, C, T. Horne, J. Johnson, J. Keys, H. Lavender, T. Lee, Q, Liner, J. Long, J. Lowe, R. Lumen, Fiffh Row: F. McDewiH, J. McGaha, W. Major, R. Maifox, R. Maxson, J. Newell, T, O'Connor, B. Pearson, J. Phillips, D. Priicheff. Sixlh Row: J. Ralev, C. Reichley, R. Rhodes, G. Risher, T. Seabrook, D. Smaha, W. Srnilh, J, Sol- lie, J. Sfewari, E, Slrong. Sevenlh Row: L. Vorel, L. Ward, M, Warren' S, Yee. IEEE PROIVIOTES OF ELECTRICAL IEEE officers' make plans for II triji in Sozrilzerlz Hellis micro- wave complex in Tuskeegee. -.fi 5'?.wr+ f 7. . f '1iiYl25?Z3 UNDERSTANDING INDUSTRIES Through lab exhibils, co-ordinaied iield Jrrips lo induslries oi inleresr ro lhe srudenl, and leclurers lrom relaled engineering fields, lhe lnslilule ol Eleclrical and Eleclronic Engineers afforded slu- denls a lilelime conneclion wilh a leading profes- sional engineers organizalion .The lnslilrule ol Eleclrical Engineers, formed in I9l6 and one of lhe oldesl in lhe Souih, and The Sludenl branch ol The lnsliiule ol Radio Engineers, founded al Au- burn in I948, combined ro become Jrhe l.E.E.E. The oiiicers were: Chairman, Roland Walker, Jr.: Vice Chairman, Clark Maxsong Secrerary, Charles Horne: Treasurer, Gary Shaw, Engineers Council Reioresenlalive, Neal Anderson, Advisor, William M. Eeasier. ETA KAPPA NU HOLDS SLIDE RULE CLASS A slide rule class conducled Fall Quarler and sponsoring ol Jrhe serni-annual Fix-Up ol Ramsey l-lall were chief acriyilies of Era Kappa Nu, elec- lrical engineering honorary. Founded ar Auburn in l92O, The Xi chapler oi Fla Kappa Nu recognized oulsranding persons in rhe field of elecrrical engineering. The oiniicers were: M. Quilman Liner, Jr., Presi- denlg Daniel lvl. Fredericlc, Vice Presidenlg Philip Moor, Recording Secrelaryg Joseph L. Raley, Cor- responding Secrelaryq Terry L. Bradford, Treasurerg F. Ray lVlcDevi++, Correspondenlg Michael L. Tuley, Engineers Council Represeniariyeg Charles Fl. l-lorne, Alrernale Represenlariveg Dr. Jarnes L. Lowry, Facully Advisor. Firsf Row: N. Anderson, D. Campbell, S. Curran, R. Deloney, R. Elli- son, J. Fincher. Second Row: D. Frederick, C. H, Horne, C. T. Horne, J. Johnson, T. Lee, Liner, Jr., R. Maxson, Third Row: F. McDeviH M. McPherson, J. Newell, B. Pearson, D. Prifcheff, J Raley. C. Reichleyi Fourfh Row: D. Srnaha, E. Sfrong, J. Thompson, M. Tuley, L. Vorel, L. Ward, S. Yee. Na+ Picfured: T. Bradford, C. Crocker, D. Golden, J, Hodges, D. Keebaugh, B. Marsh, Fl. Monfgomery, P. Moor, W. Oliver. Eta Kappa Nu members build a Wall Directory of the Engineer ing faculty. yn 85545 ,-W, my i 1984 ,www iw,-I 5 g 'im J L J ww VCV ms...... CHI EPSILON CITES OUTSTANDING CIVIL ENGINEERING STUDENTS WH. A 2 A .,:. N g Top Row: Claude Boles. John Cosby. John Dollar, James l-lildrelh BoHom Row: l-lerberl l-luner, George Jones, Roberl Lowey, William Viclcers Nof picfurecl' Bryan Riendl l-lamiel Jones, Dock Rigsby, Charles l-l. Pelerson, .Clark Whillen. T Crganized lo recognize The characlerislics ol The civil engineer essenlial lo a successful and reward- ing engineering career, Chi Epsilon mainlained and promoled The slafus ol The civil engineer as an ideal professional man. Poslering The developmenl of sound Jrrailrs ol characler and Technical abililry among civil engineers, ils members worlced Toward a higher slandard ol professional service. The officers were: Presidenl, Claude E. Bolesq Vice-Presidenl, Clarlc Whilleng Secrelary, John Dol- larg Treasurer, Dock Pigsbyp Pacully Advisor, Charles l-l. Pelerson. PHI PSI PROIVIOTES PROFESSIONAL INTEREST AMONG TEXTILE ENGINEERS A nalional honorary lor lexlile engineers. Lambda Chaplrer oT Phi Psi sponsored many social and professional lunclions lrhroughoul lhe year in an allemplr lo creale infereslr and underslanding among members ol The lexlile induslry and pro- molre The characler, gualily, and virlues ol ils mem- bers. Phi Psi was esfablished al Auburn in I936. The oihficers were: Presidenl, Bill Williams, Vice- Presidenl, Leland Brayg Secrelary, Alan Claybroolcsg Treasurer, Calvin Turner: Senior Warden, Tommy Lindseyg Junior Warden, Prank Forbusg Advisor, Prolessor W. C. Knighl. Boflom Row: Blouse R. Wrichl, Calvin Turner, William E. Wiliams, Lea- Oalces, William R. Smilh, Michael G. Hybarl. Le'FT To Righi-, SeaTed: Mr. ClernenT. Richard Ro- ur e Mueller, Bruce Gilliland, Dan Meeks, Wayne Yan- cey. COUNCIL ASSISTS FRESHNIEN IN ENGINEERING CURRICULUM ln order To aid The Treshman engineer, The Eresh- man Engineering Council conducTed meeTings To in- Torm sTudenTs oT The engineering curricula, iesTab- lished a Treshmen engineering honorary, and organ- ized a social program Tor pre-engineering sTudenTs. Founded on November 4-, l9o5, The Freshman Engineering Council was organized To give The pre- engineering sTudenT a body To represenT him. The Engineers Council, which helped deTermine sTudenT policies in The School oT Engineering, esTab- lished The Freshman Engineering Council, consisTing oT nine members. The OTTicers were: Richard Roselle: Vice-Presi- denT, Eranlc l-lardieq SecreTary, Linda Alculiclc. SANI CHAPTER WINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION ATTiliaTed wiTh The UniversiTy Division oT The So- cieTy Tor The AdvancemenT oT lvlanagemenT, The Auburn ChapTer in order To view TirsT hand The managemenT oT indusTry, Took planT Trips To indus- Tries wiThin a l25 mile radius oT Auburn. The Au- burn branch oT SAM also compeTed wiTh over l9l oTher aTTiliaTed universiTies Tor naTional recogniTion BoTTom Row: WalTer W. by sending To The naTional headguarTers a series oT reporTs oT acTiviTies compleTed during The year. Au- burn's chapTer Tinished wiTh Top honors. The OTTicers were: PresidenT, Bill l-lands: Vice- PresiclenT, Bill GaeTner, EaculTy Advisor, Dr. J. E. l-lenry. PrescoTT, William E. Hanlcs, Jr,, Dr. J. E. Henr Perr L Wilder on ow: irn ri S. H ler Thi d R S Gagliano Bob S Th David R P h E ll Fryer, Herb Wiggins. KAPPA DELTA PI TAPS OUTSTANDIN EDUCATION STUDENTS Kappa Delia Pi, rhe Nalional Honorary in edu- carion, was rounded al Jrhe Universily ol lllinois in I909. Ar The narional level 247 chaprers exisr, wirh seven ol lhese being in Alabama. An honorary lau- reale chapler claims such disringuished members as Margarer Mead, Jane Addams, John Dewey, and Alberr Einsrein. The sociely inviled ro membership persons who exhibired commendable personal qualifies, worrhy educalional ideals, sound scholarship, and leader- ship qualifies. The sociery endeavors lo mainrain a M:-,..e-1'-egenwfes f V fi ,rr--21 seiirsnf ilr -Q - fy , 4,.. .- sms.,Q5r1e,i? -f . sms, , . K fe L .sm Q. ' . , 3-' 1 as .- H 5325 - ' i' MV' ' ifsfs 5211- 1 ' ,' 1 F L, A my v if 1 ng-ha X Q is fm 5- , is Q. . fi, 'Va' Za 'Z . f . 'ge 5 wgiig-f - ' high degree ol professional fellowship among ils members. Meelings were held rhroughoul rhe year, and lor- mal iniriarions of new members were held fall and spring guarlers. A banquer was held ar rhese limes wirh a well lcnown spealcer and enrerlainmenr. Qlllicers are: Carolyn Bennelr, Presidenlp Lyn Roguemore, Vice-Presidenl, Marilyn Milchell, Sec- reraryg Palsy Aranr, Treasurer, Dr. Earle Young, Ad- visor. ' f ' -isiiffili il Q! ETH, le-1'fI ' 112 . -M - q -'s' 1- f . il 4. 5531551 x 'mkfiyv fs , 4' 'E f ' A , W I .4 , yu .7 .3 , arg. in . ...ar - -sf x f 0 1 1 5 A 4: ' 'ii v in , ,Q rf? --,f W, , I. Egg, V if- il .5 --vwfz ,L 1755, K - , ' A 6 ' ' . , , 4. - f Ox .w, -...., , , Iii ,,,, A f Qlfj fi ' , s..1fi:-X-f ,eww sw, Wi' J -va A--Wiz. . f rf' ,B ,,.,,,, , X 'Zz 'N 3 A wi fi ' in I n in 'A MVN gy-1-..,. Top Row: Palsy Aranf, Virginia Barberousse, Anne Bennefr, Carolyn Bennerf, Linda Lee Berchel. Second Row: Marlha Chambers, George Cobb, Mir? Conerly, Rose Dosher, Sharon Evans. Third Row: Mary Alice Hollis. Louise Holmes, Brenda Ledlow, Sandra Love- lace, Marlha Maples. Four+h Row: Presieen Mil- lar, Marilyn Mirchell, Lorerra Morlon, Leonard 6. Mossor, Carolyn Parks. Fif+l1 Row: Grace Prircherr, Ann Rice, Sandra Sharif, Carolyn Srewarr, Jean Sforey. Sixlh Row: Hazel Thomp- son, Johnnie B. Vinson, Anne Wallis, Brenda Wallcins, Linda Whirrle. S.E.A. WORKS WITH HIGH SCHOOL FTA GROUPS This year, The STudenT EducaTion AssociaTion, a local organizaTion Tor TuTure Teachers, iniTiaTed an -exTensive program To inTeresT capable young sTu- denTs in a career oT educaTion Through iTs work wiTh high school FuTure Teachers oT America clubs. The organizaTion soughT To promoTe personal growTh and proTessional compeTency among iTs members, To acguainT TuTure Teachers wiTh The hisTory, eThics, and policies oT The Teaching proTessionq To enable sTudenTs To supporT The policies and program oT sTaTe and naTional educaTional associaTionsp To sTim- ulare proTessional enThusiasm and high eThical con- ducT3 and To promoTe cooperaTion among members Tor The improvemenT oT The school and communiTy. FirsT Row: Carolyn Be-nneTT, Vice-President Edna Brengleman, PubliciTy Chairman: Sandra Lovelace, SecreTary. Second Row: Allen Ganey PresidenTq Dr. Phillips, Advisor: Charma Fannin, Vice-PresidenT. NOT picfuredz Claire Norman, Treasurer. PHI BETA LAMBDA GUIDES FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS This year, Phi BeTa Lambda soughT To improve scholarship among iTs members, To inTerpreT The role oT business in American liTe, To recognize ouTsTand- ing leadership, and To provide guidance Tor The Fu- Ture Business Leaders oT America. They held inTorm- aTive meeTings Twice monThly, and were repre- senTed aT The naTional convenTion. Members oT This naTional proTessional organiza- Tion were college sTudenTs preparing Tor careers in Firsf Row: Gary McCord, Mary Rufh Brown, Dana Dean Lesley, RoberT B. Wells, Donna E. Crawiford. Second Row: Dee Clarke, Linda Camp, Ben Schoenfeld, Sandra ShariT, Marilyn MiTchell. Third Row: KaTie Camp, business or business Teaching. The Auburn group re- ceived iTs charTer as Alpha ETa chapTer in l958 when iT was aTTiliaTed wiTh The PuTure Business Lead- ers oT America. The oTTicers were: Gary McCord, PresidenTg Mary PuTh Brown, Vice-PresidenTg Dana Lesley, Sec- reTary1 Bobby W-ells, Treasurerg and Dr. Pranlq l'lern- don, Sponsor. ScoTT McLaughlin, Karon Willces, Charles l'lallTord, Faye Hicks, Bayne Bridges, Kay Buzbee. 'CMJ' Q.. BoTTom Row: Dixie Fos- Ter, Wade CuringTon, Tom MiTchell, Tom Chris- Topher, Glenn McWaTers, Dan W, STorey. Second Row: Allen Jones, Gor- don Graham, Bill Mead- ows, Mickey Collier, Morris Williams, Vic Kelley. SPIKED SHOE JUDGES CAKE RACE Spiked Shoe promoTed inTeresT in Tield, ouTdoor Track, indoor Track, and cross counTry. Membership was Tor Those wiTh an acTive inTeresT in Track. Fall guarTer, The group was in charge oT The Wil- bur l-ludsell-ODK Cake Race. During Greek week, Spiked Shoe judges The Greek Olympic games. LasT spring, They reTereed The inTramural Track meeT and assisTed in The Alabama STaTe T-ligh School meeT. The oTTicers were: Tom MiTchell, President Jim- my SmiTh, Vice-President Tom ChrisTopher, Secre- Tary-Treasurer. AUBURN DIVERS VISIT THE BAHAIVIAS During The pasT year, The Auburn Tigersharks made TreguenT Trips To diving locaTions in The SouTheasT and The Bahamas. They builT an air com- pressor To enable all members To Till Their SCUBA Tanks wiThouT having To pay Tor The air. As members 4 - oT The Lee CounTy Civil DeTense Team, They were on call Tor all waTer search-and-rescue missions. The club sponsored programs given by visiTing skindiv- ing auThoriTies, Tilms abouT sea-labs and marine re- search, and pool sessions Tor diving pracTice. BoTTom Row: Michael G. Thomas, Bobbie MarTin, Mike Warren, Tommy Tol- 9 leson, Charles B. Cham- bers, Nan Collier, Diane Johnson. Second Row: David G. T-ToTTman, Tom Richbourq, Bob ClampeTT, Gene McCollum, Tommy Wallace, Hardy Sarver, Charley Shirley. Third Row: Eugene ArThur, James l-laycraTT, Andy O'Pry, Jerry Harvel, Bob Mealing, John Lewis, STeve Tomberlin, Russell MaTTox. FourTh Row: Tommy Zorn, Dill FouTs, David Brown, Mike Bare- Tield, Edward McAllisTer. AEDgAVVARD GOES TO OWEN REEDER Alpha Epsilon DelTa, The naTional honorary Tor pre-medicine sTudenTs has as iTs main qoal, increas- ing academic excellence in pre-medicine, pre-den- TisTry, and laboraTory Technology. This year The socieTy presenTed programs relaTed To medicine and denTisTry, and sponsored several Tield Trips To medical schools in This area. These Trips were open To all sTudenTs in medicine regard- less oT wheTher They held membership in AED. Each year an award is presenTed To The ouTsTand- ing Treshman in pre-medicine, pre-denTisTry or laboraTory Technology. This year The award was presenTed To Owen W. Reeder, Jr. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, Bill l-lelvieg Vice PresidenT, Ann Pace: SecreTary, Julene Capps: Treasurer, STeve Harrisg l-lisTorian, Barbara Kronlc, ReporTer, Charles l-ludson. I Frank Szzllrr jmfsmzls a fW1'di1rr1l IJTCITUVIIIIQ' to Ozwn Rrcdfr, llzc nz4IJ1'm1a'i1zg fV6.S'fIHIIl7I in Ijrzi-Mnzliriilizf. BoT'I'om Row: James STephens, RoberT Soucy, Charles Hudson, Bill l-lelyie, Linda T-louk. Nancy Turner, George C. Eosfer. Second Row: Johnny Tuclcer, Glenn Turner, David SeroTa, STuarT McEwen, William Simplzins, MarTha Sims, Virginia Hinshaw, Gary PiTTS, Top Row: Bill Wade, Daniel 5. Snead, Ron Reid, Mary Russell, Mary John Anglin, Judy Eowler, Diane Varner, Faye Gamble, Dan Prince. PI DELTA PHI PROIVIOTES FRENCH CULTURE AT AUBURN ago GangoTena. Second Row: Sandra ShariT, KrTTy SCOTT, Susan l-Tanson, Sadie Kimbrough. Top Row: Edward Seibold, Judy l-lall, Gene Reynolds, Susan CarTer, Bob Jonson. No+ Picfuredz Jean Ash, Cookie BarTon, Mrs. Jane Brown, Advisor. BoTTom Row: Roger McClellan, Judith Gregory, Nancy Bassham, SanTi- Pi DelTa Phi, a naTional honor socieTy, was esTab- lished in order To recognize sTudenTs achieving high academic excellence in French and To commend communiTy leaders inTeresTed in advancemenT oT French culTure. Programs are presenTed by The socieTy which relaTe To cusToms, TradiTions, mores, and Travel in France. On QcTober 24, I965, Auburn received iTs char- Ter as DelTa Tau ChapTer oT Pi DelTa Phi. OTTicers oT The group were: PresidenT, Roger McClellan, Vice PresidenT, JudiTh Gregory, Secre- Tary, Nancy Basshamg Treasurer, SanTiago Gango- Tenag Advisor, Mrs. Jane Brown. DEBATE TEANI PARTICIPATES IN REGIONAL TOURNAIVIENTS The Auburn UniversiTy DebaTe Team parTici- paTed in I2 TournamenTs This year under The direc- Tion oT Jim Vickery. The group Traveled ThroughouT The souThern sTaTes To TournamenTs in Georgia, Ala- bama, Mississippi, Florida, and KenTucky. ln ad- diTion, The Team parTicipaTed in The UniversiTy oT Chicago NaTional DebaTe TournamenT, held during Tall guarTer. The ouTsTanding records oT KaThy Lou Bailey and Eddie Freeman, Auburn's Two sTars, enTiTled Them To consideraTion Tor parTicipaTion in The NaTional DebaTe TournamenT, held aT The UniTed STaTes MiliTary Academy in WesT PoinT, New York. The oTTicers oT The Auburn DebaTe Council Tor This year were: KaThy Lou Bailey, PresidenT, Bill Shealey, Vice PresidenT, and Jane l-lall, SecreTary. BoTTom Row: Bill Shealy, Jirn Vickrey, KaThy l.ou Bailey, Jane T-Tall, Sid l-lill, Second Row: Bill Edwards, Mike RoberTson, Eddie Freeman, Wayne Lee. PI NIU EPSILON OFFERS MATH TUTORING SERVICE Pi Mu Epsilon made The service oT maTh TuToring available To all sTudenTs This year. ln addiTion, They broughT speakers on varied subiecTs To Their meeT- ings: among Those who spoke This year was Dr. VV. V. Parker, Dean oT The C5raduaTe School. They held a Tormal bangueT To highlighr Their year's ac- TiviTies. Alvan Turner was chosen by The TraTerniTy as The ouTsTanding Treshman in maTh Tor l965. The Alabama BeTa ChapTer became The 54Th chapTer oT Pi Mu Epsilon when iT was insTalled aT Auburn in l953. This honorary was esTablished Tor The recogniTion oT noTeworThy achievemenT in The Tield oT maTh, and also Tor The promoTion oT maThe- maTical scholarship on The universiTy level. Mem- bership is made up oT undergraduare sTudenTs, graduaTe sTudenTs, and TaculTy. This year's oTTicers were: Paul SigresT, PresidenT, Mick Searcy, Vice PresidenTg Norma Lauer, Secre- Taryg and Phillip Bean, Treasurer. BoHom Row: Phillip W. Bean, Kay Hardwick, Sherrie Kelley, VVaTha Maloy, Michael Searcy, James R, Wilson. Third Row: Norma WhaTley Row: John Foy, Paul B. Sigresi, Dick Srdbury, John M. SuTTon, Tom PenningTon, Norma Fay Lauer. COUNCIL CONDUCTS PHARMACY COLLEGE ELECTIO The Auburn Pharmacy College Council has been responsible each year Tor The College oT Phar- macys' Village Fair exhibiT and has conducTed The sTudenT elecTions wiThin The College. The Council, which TuncTioned as an advisor To all sTudenT Pharmacy organizaTions, consisTed oT The PresidenT and one oTher represenTaTive Trom each oTher organizaTion in The College oT Pharmacy. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, John Campbell, Vice PresidenT, Richard Roh: SecreTary, Marilyn Caine. BoH'om: John Campbell, Marilyn Caine, Richard Roh, BeTTy Bailey. Top Charles Perry, Lamar Gilmore. Jim STowe, Bill Kendrick. SurnmerTord, John A. Broadway, Tom C. RoTh, Don MilTon. Second Judy FosTer, John W. Wells, Jr., Douglas Farver, Larry Brooks, Julius 42 5? PM ,,., Q . A .. wi.-5 . , . A. PH. A. CO-SPCNSORS SPRING SEMINAR The sludenl chapler of The American Pharma- ceuiical Associalion, in coniunclion wiih The Col- lege of Pharmacy, sponsored a seminar This spring Tor +he benefil of praclicing pharmacisls in Ala- bama and surrounding slaies, In addifion, A. Ph. A. This year observed Nalional Pharmacy Week and Nalional Poison Preveniion Week. A. Ph. A. also held The Pharmacy School Dance and School Picnic. These acliviiies and social Tunciions helped The group recognize Prs goal of giving a grealer professional inieresl and a knowledge of praciical problems To siudenis, and crealing friendly rela- iionships among Them. This year's officers were: Jim Siowe, President Richard Roh, Vice-Presidenig Belly Bailey, Secre- +ary1 and Dewey Gibson, Treasurer. The advisor was Dr. Joe M. Rash. BoHom: Belly Bailey, Marilyn Caine. Top: Jim Siowe, Richard Roh, Dewey Gibson. i' I . 3 5 ,ID in gi. Plz. .-1. .i'ffUlI.s'i11'.s' azfvznl-winning display in the First Nalimml Iifmli' nf .-l11l111rr1'.s' lobby. . . ' .A S sh T mimi! 1 4 all --:miami KE'S SERVE AS . ,Q . .3-. I-los-rsssss Fon - ri ,.. T- rl' ,,.. 517' 1,5 , if . PHARMACY ALUMNI , ALAA TT g jf T3 Kappa Epsilon, The women's proTessional Phar- ' macy TraTerniTy, sponsored a geT-acquainTed , is N . . ' TW'-.' ' f s s' '. , . we parTy Tor women sTudenTs in The College oT Phar- if ' '53 4? my macy and were co-sponsors oT The Kappa Epsilon- fr l Y , H , Q ,A may 3, QT .W ir Phi DelTa Chi Annual Dinner Dance. The members g A .. 6 g- Q ii also served as hosTesses Tor The Auburn Pharmacy 'T 1 DDDL if T' Alumni aT Homecoming and aided in The Pharmacy rlls fi gf J l T exhibiT aT Village Fair. 1 Kappa Epsilon was Tounded on The Auburn Cam- L A pus in l956. The members, who are inducTed as sophomores. worlced To uniTe women sTudenTs in y 5 T Pharmacy by sTimulaTing a desire Tor high scholar- T Q, L 1 1 ship and TosTering a proTessional consciousness. ,tl N B-g The oTTicers were: PresidenT, BeTTy Bailey, Vice ie-i ggyygg PresidenT, Marilyn Caine: SecreTary, Sue Mallory: Treasurer, Beverly Henderson. fr T7 eff3'f l'fiEtEeZ L A f - .11 Firsf Row: BeTTy Bailey, Ann Bell, Marilyn Caine, Sharon D Seco d Row: Suzanne Haas, Beverly Henderson, Sara Hughes, L d L Fo Taine. Third Row: Dixie Lewis, Sue Mallory. NoT picTured B Cl lvl ring, Sherron Hale, lvlarTha Rankin, Faye McBryde. KAPPA PSI PRESENTS IVIR. PHARIVIACY Each year since Their Tounding of Auburn in IQ63, Kappa Psi TraTerniTy has assisTed The College oT Pharmacy wiTh iTs Village Fair proiecT. Also The chapTer presenTs annually a Mr, Pharmacy award To The ouTsTanding male sTudenT in pharmacy. Kappa Psi, The naTions oldesT and largesT phar- maceuTical TraTerniTy, was Tounded in l879 and has over 23,000 members ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes. The members worlced To TosTer broTherhood Tor The encouragemenT oT scholarship, inTegriTy, service and leadership. The oTTicers were: PresidenT, John Campbell: Vice PresidenT, Troy CurTwrighT3 SecreTary, David Brown, Treasurer, Bill Thames. AWARD FirsT Row: Don Ayers, John Campbell, David Lyon. Seco erT MelTon Warren STanle William Thames NQT i , y. . pc Brown, Troy CurTwrighT, Kelly Gilmore, Charles Perry, Be y R b J e ST' q Bm S FIFI BF. II7 Firsf Row: Nelson Anglin, James Banker, Dudley Barneff, Lindsay Bar- fon, Billy Chism, Gordon Day. Second Row: Sfeve Dendiak, Roy Diafi- kar, David Grandquesf, Jerry Gurley, Sefh Harp, Charles Johnson lll. Third Row: Ben Lewis, Don McClendon, V. Kirk Mears, Andrew T. Morris, Gerry Parker, Sidney Pridgen. Fourfh Row: James Pruiff. Charles D. Reed, Richard A. Roh, James Seale, Charles Sfarling, Jgseph Sfewarf. Fiffh Row: James V. Sfowe, Jerrell Thomas, William Whafley, Ray Whifley, Floyd Wiliiams, John Williamson. Nof Picfuredz James Agee, Fonfs Adams, Phil Alyeron, Jimmy Bryanf, Tommy Carey, James Carswell, Melvin Ehrlich, Doug Fowler, Doug Gafhis, Dewey Gibf son, Jimmy Harris, James l-larbuck, Bill Hefner, Larry l-lood, Alan Lane, Guy Meadows, Larry Joe Messer, J. Ci. Musgrove, Marlin C. Raughfon. Jerry Thomas, Charles Turner, Charles Websfer, Charles Whife, Glen Wise. PHI DELTA CHI PROVIDES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR IVIEN IN PHARMACY Phi Delfa Chi, a professional social frafernify for men in Pharmacy, published fhe Auburn Phar- micisf as one of fheir maior funcfions fhis year. The group provided assisfance fo fhe Auburn Rofary Club for fheir annual l-lalloween Carnival and served also as regisfrafion assisfanfs. The mem- bers parficipafed in fhe lnframural Sporfs pro- gram fhroughouf fhe year. During Winfer Quarfer fhey held a ioinf formal wifh Kappa Epsilon, and in fhe Spring sponsored fheir annual Medic Parfy. Through fhese numerous acfivifies, Phi Delfa Chi promofed a professional afmosphere among Phar- macy sfudenfs by creafing a feeling of brofher- hood for fhose men who share a common goal. The officers were: Presidenf, Richard Roh: Vice Presidenf, Sherwood Thomas, Secrefary, Bill Whaf- leyp Treasurer, John Banker, and Masfer-Af-Arms, Bill Chism. 'Nl' new Under fhe sponsorship of fhe Auburn Veferinary Medicine Associafion, a loan was provided for vef- erinary medicine sfudenfs, The Auburn Veferinarian was published guarferly, and guesf lecfurers were heard by fhe sfudenfs in fhe College of Veferinary Medicine. The Auburn College of Veferinary Medicine had fhe disfincf honor of being fhe only school in fhe Unifed Sfafes wifh a IOOOXO sfudenf membership in fhe Sfudenf Veferinary Medicine Associafion. Jr. AVMA was esfablished fo promofe a friendly relafionship among fhe members, fo provide an ad- difional opporfunify for sfudenfs fo gain profes- sional knowledge, and fo profecf fhe professional and personal inferesf of duly qualified veferinarians. Dr. John Oliver, Jr. was fhe group's advisor. Al- berf Corfe was presidenf, Ralph Griffin, vice-presi- denfg Bob Warren, freasurer, Maff Holm-es, secre- fa ry. JR. AVNIA PROVIDES LOANS TO VET STUDENTS 'Ph fo- Firsf Row: N. Ackerman, R. Baker, E. Brown, M. Byrd, D. Cardin, J. Case, A. Corfe, M. Cox, G. Cummings. Second Row: K. Dixon, J. Dunn, E. Duren, J. Eaves, C. Erwin, S. Feldman, R. Feldmann, E. Hall, W. Har- ris. Thitrd Row: J. Heafh, J. Horner, J. Howard, J. Key, D. Krahwinlrel, J. Lanier, A. Legendre, C. Offuff, J. Planf. Fourfh Row: P. Plummer, K. Powell, M. Pullen, J. Ragan, R. Ramsey, B. Reynolds, S. Reynolds, T. Reynolds, P. Rumph. Fiffh Row: R. Russell, R. Shirnp, T. Sisserson, B. Smifh, M. Srnifh, B. Sfallard. J. Theede, J. Truiff, R. Warren. Noi' Pic- fured: C. Deal, G. Decker, J. Dee, S. Denman, W. Ford, R. Griffin, M. Holmes, B. Ligon, J. Lombardo, V. McAnally. D. Mills, R. Nay, J. Wells. Q- M M -,,,, , - Q. ,,,, 4 , ' is I s ,, .k, I , 1 V L I s,, ,,sr -E -:,. s rs G ' P sr - -' ,: , ,. Q , Ji, ', 4, In K Q xf . . L.,r , - V f .g 1 E ' ' '1 A fe' t X K , , C, y ,, , T' ,, ., s T wa Fi X . W xiii? , ' ,i fi ' it x B- I .. iii T I I.: .2 Firsl Row, Lefl fo Righfz Mary Dixon, Diane Dowdy, Diane Bush, Gail Surnmerlin, Carol Silces. Second Row: Laurie l-lardin. Lana Pearce, Sarah Pearson, Amelia Chalham, Suzye Williiord, Kandy Walker. Third Row: Adrienne Wise, Kay Smallwood, Cheryl Jenkins, Linda Tidmore. Jane Anne Jacobs. Suzan McClanahan. Throughoul lhe year members oi Angel Flighl sold mums, sponsored Jreas, and Travelled lo Air Force Bases for visils. Marching in parades and receiving and assisling al cadel social luncfions were also among The aclivilies of Angel Flighl. Angel Flighl, an aiciiliale of Arnold Air Sociely, served as hoslesses Tor The A.A.S. The members ANGEL FLIGHT C il y i Eywf -all sEl.l.s Mulvls AT , i X FOOTBALL GAMES are chosen by Arnold Air Sociery on The basis ol beauly, charm, bearing, and inleresl in The Air Force. Officers were: Diane Bush, Commander: Diane Dowdy, Execulive Officer: Gail Summerlin, Ad- minislrarive Gflicer: Mary Dixon, Operalions OT- Tice: Carol Sikes, Complroller. AAS ATTENDS CONCLAVES AT SOUTHEASTERN COLLEGES The Arnold Air Sociely worked lo promole in- reresl in Jrhe acivilies of lhe AFROTC on lhe Auburn campus. The sociely members funclioned lo furlher rhe purpose, mission, Jrradilion and con- cepl of rhe Unired Srales Air Force as a means of nalional defense, worked lo promore American cirizenship and also lo creale a close and more eliicienr relalionship among 'lhe AFROTC cadels. This duly was accomplished by allendance al con- claves, held bolh narionally and locally among Soulheaslern colleges, which eslablished The poli- cies and procedures of The organizarion. The Arnold Air Sociely is a narional leader- ship honorary which recognizes lhose advanced AFROTC caders who have excelled in bolh aca- demics and air science. Bo'Hom Row, Leff lo Righf: Myles D. l-lammon, Angel Flight Co- ordinalor: William Gunler, Execulive Ofiicerg Roberl Saucy, Com- mander: Fredric Frost ISO: Sluari Slone, Operalions Ohficer: Capi. Ralph Law, Thomas C. Nellles. Second Row: Lawrence E. Browder, Nalhan J. Adams, John Buzbee, David Sloclcer, Sierson Reid, Wil- liam F. Horlon, Allred J. Ramsey. Top Row: Gregory E. Shelby, Rob- erl M. l-largefi, Johnny E. Bell, Pere Glenboslri, Michael Melcalie, Marc Ashley, John Essing. .Qi 43. A PI'I'.Y,Il71g Riflex Drill Tram. PERSHING RIFLES DRILL TEAIVI DEFENDS ,iflnrria lI'l11'i'1'. fum' Hall, ,llilfv .S't1'r11z'r. l'4'r.llzi11g Rifles .ijmrzsvrs in is, ,fe fi STATE TITLE This year, Pershing Rilles parlicipaled in Alabama Slale Drill Compelilion in Monlgomery, delending lheir lille ol l9o5 senior champions. In addilion lo lhis aclivily, lhe group marched in numerous pa- rades:: lhe Veleran's Day Parade in Birmingham, lhe Talladega Chrislmas Parade, lhe Armed Forces Day Parade al Maxwell Field, lhe Mardi Gras Parade in Mobile. Cn Village Fair Day, lhe unil pul on lancy drill exhibilions in Ross Square. Squadron C5-4 ol lhe Pershing Rilles was lounded on lhe Auburn Campus in I958, wilh lhe purposes ol developing, perserving, and promoling lhe ideals ol mililary service. This year's ollicers were: P-R Caplain Francis McKenzie, Commanderg P-R Firsl Lieulenanl Mark Sleelle, Adminislralions Cllicerg and Second Lieu- lenanl Ed Marly, Operalions Qllicer. SCABBARD AND BLADE SPONSORS MILITARY BALL Scabbard and Blade, a Jrri-service miliiary honor- ary, was eslrablished al Auburn as L Company, 5Jrh Regimenl in l924. Their aclrivilies included sponsoring The Mililrary Ball and seleclring The Honorary Colonel from The sponsors of all Auburn R.O.T.C. unils. Scapbard and Blade seeks To raise The slandards oi rnililrary educaiion in colleges and universilies and lo unile Their mililary deparrmenls. The hon- orary also seeks lo encourage and Tosler The essen- A BoH'om Row: W. D. DeBardeleben, G. G. Gulick, W. J. Cornelius, Pa- fricia Narrows, M. D. Hammon, M. Melcalie, J. M. Ekiss. Second Row: I C. M. Blackford, W. H. Hinson, S. F. Folker, E. C. Joiner, H. D. Harri- son, R. B. Huffman, A. J. Rarnsey, J. E. Miles. Third Row: D. O. Wind- ham, E. B. Fischer, D. A. Giles, M. L. Kersey, D. L. Mason. R. D. Lank- iord, R. C. Mussig, P. C. Slacker, J. A. Miles. iial gualiries ol good and eiciicienlr oiciicers, and ro i prornolre friendship and good fellowship among ca- delr oiiicers. The Oiliicers were: Roger Siephens, Rresidenlg Kennelh C. Weizel, Vice Presidenig Marc Ashley, Secrelaryg Roberl' C. Allphin, Jr., Treasurer. f :Rf it if ,. - p Q. l BoHom Row: Roger Sfephens, Roberf C. Allphin, Jr., Mai. James B. Mc- Malh, Jr., Capl. Luiher E. Oswall, Pairicia Narrows, Sponsor: Kerinelh C. Welzel, Marc Ashley. Second Row: H. D. Rumble, Jr., A. M. Archi- bald, Jr., W. L. Schoch, L. A. Ward, A. M. Glass, T. H. Sanders, B. M. Furlow. C, W. Boalwrighl, C. E. Boles. Third Row: J. P. Englerf, E. P. Taylor, 5. D. Sfone, R. M. Hargelf, W. R. Malhis, T. H. Maloy, F. F. Walion. D. M. Neplune, G. W. Taylor. Miss Randy Pclto-Parriy, Navy Color Girl BcHom Row: lj. R. C. Koenig, M. O. McKnight L. A, Ward. C. B. Aplls dR'JEM'l JTl-lll- Jackson, M. T. Tuley, J. . e . econ ow. . . res, , . o O man, C. M. Blacklord, K. R. Welzel, R, P. Meadows, M. L. Kersey, P. C. Slacker, N. D. Corbone, W. J. Schoch. Third Row: R. C. Mussrq, J Deal, E. H. Slevenson, J. D. Sweeney, W, J. Cornelius, B. T. Wrrghl. M. R. Bickell. A. W. Boqle, D, A. Glles. STEERAGE RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING IVIIDSHIPIVIEN Sleerage, The Naval R.O.T.C. honorary al Au- burn, had as irs purpose lhe recognllion ol our- slanding scholarship and lhe promolion ol leader- ship among midshipmen enrolled in lhe N.R.O.'l'.C. program. Membership was based upon mililary as well as academic aplilude. Sreerage selecled lhe Navy Color Girl, was in charge of all Navy alhlelics, and acled as public relarion agenls lor rho Navy program al Auburn. The orqanizalion also edlled lwo publicalions, lhe BREAKWATER, The Navy yearbook, and lhe l-lEl.M, Jrhe quarlerly N.R.0.T.C. newspaper. S.A.NI.E. VISITS MILITARY INSTALLATIONS IN THE SOUTH TT- -7 Y ' ' ' ' -' . ,, . . 'i H .kI' , ' 'T kiwi' in AKIL- f re fm K2 T VVV, , .T 5 N K2 'I .. ' i wifi? Top Row: Larry Beadle, Claude Boles, Roberl' Cobb, Lee Johnson. Second Row: lvlarTha Kearley, Wallcer Morris, WalTer SchusTer, George Srairi. Third Row: Edward Taylor, AlberT Turner, J. Vaughn. The SocieTy oT American lVliliTary Engineers This year sponsored presenTaTions by ouTsTanding mili- Tary and civilian engineers. The group also Took Tield Trips ThroughouT The SouTh To observe acTual insTallaTions consTrucTed by The U.S. Army Corps oT Engineers. The Trips were sponsored by The lvlo- bile, Alabama chapTer oT S.A.lVl.E. aT The Corps oT Engineers. S.A.lvl.E. was Tounded on The Auburn campus lvlarch 2, l94l. The organizaTion soughT To pro- moTe a spiriT oT co-operaTion, muTual undersTand- ing, and helpTul inTeresT beTween The engineers in civilian liTe and Those in miliTary service. This year's oTTicers were: PresidenT, Gene Bolesg Vice PresidenT, Wallcer lvlorrisg Treasurer, George STrain. NEVVIVIAN CLUB RAISES MONEY FOR PULPIT IN NEW CHURCH AcTiviTies oT The Newman STudenT FederaTion This year included religious insTrucTion, social and inTellecTual developmenT, missionary worlc, and in- Tramural sporTs. A proiecT sponsored by This group was a campus-wide drive raising money Tor a pulpiT To be donaTed To The new CaTholic Church. The Newman AposTalaTe, involving all The CaTho- lic sTudenTs on The Auburn campus, worlced To presenT Them wiTh a searching consideraTion oT man's ToTal naTure and The various TaceTs OT realiTy in which he lives and learns. The bounTiTul heriTage oT The church is puT aT The sTudenTs' disposal. Such knowledge, combined wiTh The varied religious, so- cial and inTellecTual acTiviTies OT The Newman Fed- eraTion, aTTempTed To develop The ToTal person in The individual sTudenT, The oTTicers were: PresidenT, RoberT l-leing Vice PresidenT, Sherwood lvlclnTre, and SecreTary, Leslie Gougar. BoTTom Row: OTTicers: RoberT l-lein, Leslee Gougar, Sherwood Mclhn- Tyre, Helen l-lein. Second Row: Kay Donahue, Linda LaTonTaine: Daniel Cashman, Diane McKee. CHRISTIAN STUDENT CENTER HOLDS STATEWIDE RETREAT The Auburn Chrisiian Siudeni Cenler, wiih iis program emphasis on Social Concerns, donaied gills for underprivileged children of Lee Counly al Chrislmas and supporled a missionary in India. The members also sponsored a slaiewide reireai en- campmeni for ihe Chrisiian sludenls oi The siaie schools in Alabama. Since ihe Chrislian Srudenf Cenler program was inirialed in I962, il has endeavored lo provide lhe siudeni members of Jrhe Church o1CChrisiwi+h spir- ilual growlh and religious Jrraining Jrhrough regular devoiional periods and a well rounded social pro- gram. The oilicers are: Presidenl, Reid Garreilq Vice- Presidenis, Roland Rickard, Alex Walker: Secre- Tary, Sheri Keyes: Treasurer, Gail Young. Bill Cook was minisrer io +he siudenis. l i 5 I .,,c cg, 3. CZIISTERESTZMIICEHIEP W, BSU STRESSES MISSIONS PROGRAM The BapTisT STudenT Union, locaTed near The carn- pus aT l35 NorTh College STreeT, was organized To serve as a linlc beTween BapTisT college sTudenTs and Their church. The BSU CenTer is The nucleus Tor varied acTiviTies ThaT are oT inTeresT To a greaT many sTudenTs. OpporTuniTies included Sunday School and Training Union on Sundays. and a Missions Service every Friday nighT. ln addiTion To sponsoring a one hundred voice choir, The BSU sponsors baslceTball, soTTball, and TooTball Teams ThroughouT The school year. Since The BSU encourages sTudenTs To seelc spir- iTual and emoTional growTh, many sTudenTs regard The cenTer as a valuable parT oT Their college Train- ing. The CenTer opens iTs doors noT only To BapTisTs buT To all Auburn sTudenTs. The Baptist Student Union Building WA. BSU welcotnes new students Seafed FirsT Row: Anne RuTledg Bec David GunTer, Pam Wilborn. S T d S on C Ballard, Lynn Reese, Clabourn E T nd ng Th d R d Allen Adcox, Don Beasley, Milce Ed d T y C lc L vfrwq 95 The Wrsley Fnzzndrztiorz Building METHODIST STUDENT GROUP SPONSORS LECTURE SERIES The Wesley l:oundaTion aTTempTs To Till The needs oT Auburn sTudenTs in many ways. In addiTion To sponsoring church league sporTs and numerous par- Ties, They coordinaTed Their Sunday worship, Their programs oT social concerns and missions, Their guarTerly reTreaTs, and Their Spring LecTure Series in order To besT eguip ChrisTian sTudenTs To wiTness wiThin The UniyersiTy. The Wesley l5oundaTion en- Wesley nzviizimrx lixlen as Sam Phillips presents the Sunday Eve- ning fzrogranz. couraged sTudenTs To become inTormed in all areas, boTh sacred and secular, and To respond by in- creased involvemenT in The issues aT hand. The Foun- daTion building, locaTed on SouTh Gay nexT To The Auburn MeThodisT Church, is open each day Trom 8:00 a.m. unTil ll:OO p.m. Tor The use oT Auburn sTudenTs. The Tfl r'.fl4fy Sludcni Cninzavil SeaTed: Tom Holloman, Sylvia BridgewaTer, Danny Prince, Elaine STring- Tellow, CrawTord GaTes, Bob SheTTieId, PresidenTq Julian MaThison, Susan CarTer. Sfandingz Sam Phillips. it . M . RELIGIOUS LIFE COMMITTEE CIRCULATES PETITION Student committee 7IIK?77I,l?I?I'.Y distribute Religious Preference cards rluriziyg ra'gis!1'ation. SeaTed: Sylvia BridgewaTer, Dr. Emily T-TaynesworTh, Susan Williams, Sara Mccree. Standing: David l-TursT, Mr. Charles BenTley, Dr. Claude Moore, Eddie Freeman. This year The Auburn Religious l.iTe CommiTTee iniTiaTed Three new proiecTs aimed aT conTribuTing To a well rounded educaTion by providing acTiviTies giving Auburn sTudenTs a chance To evaluaTe and sTrengThen The sTaTus oT Their religious experience. During regisTraTion sTudenT members oT The Re- ligious LiTe CornmiTTee began a new IBM sysTem Tor Tiling Religious PreTerence Cards. Cver T400 sTu- denTs signed a commiTTee sponsored peTiTion Tavor- ing The esTablishmenT oT a DeparTmenT oT Religion aT Auburn. A Speakers Pool was Torrned To increase conTacTs wiTh a religious purpose beTween TaculTy and sTudenTs. The main acTiviTy oT The ioinT TaculTy- sTudenT commiTTee was The annual Religious Empha- sis Week held April I I-I3. I.ecTures on The Theme, EaiTh in ConTlicT, were given by Dr. Brooks I-lays. Dr. Will T-lerberg. Dr. James PeTTy, Dr. Charles Wellborn, Mr. James Dowdy and PresidenT T-larry lvl. PhilpoT oT Auburn UniversiTy. as af' ,ff f f f 1 N f f 1' n n f .63 i XX Lf f'-Q' f sf? 'y I 1 I A Lf X X 'x 3,9 VMZY Ni?-.,' w ,Ag f y 2WXN F f'z.,X , X ,X xqxx ax f igxx O Q J X 1 p Q lb? 2 MX CW XSL Y by l JM 2 1 4 1 'Q ,e.,. K S -25.5 435 N tx Y., an XX RX X WX ER 0 U O 0 O XO 0 4 U20 O W N I I XX, 1 S 55,5 SFX H J xg M Edilor Charles Benlley Assislanls Kallmy l-loflman Susan Williams Wd sf 5 A ,,, . lg 9' if I M.. an. E, 2.2 I igmqfvfi, . . 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VTFE X 4 iss omecoming vdcifienne ise Chi Omega Homecominq Courf: ii. fo nj Jackie Eaken, Kappa Delfay Maggie Bonnefi, Kappa Delfaq Adrienne Wise. MISS HOMECOMING, Chi Omega: Karen Kelly, Phi Mu: Randy Pelfo-Parris, Kappa Deffa. -W Misx Hnmfmming escorted by Bill Rainey, Presidfnt of ODK. -V'- K I KS, , , 5 fi, 5 ,a ff A ffl 'CITY 2 i -, 2141, i f -:'11fesw- wg, wx Wim, f - fm . wer!! osfure ueen 541114 miller ,l3oA!erf Firsi Runner-Up, I965 Miami, Florida ,W ,Q wi, .2 , K N- x Y, w.. W ,k.. V I J 5 .Q-I ' ..,. w' A. k LSL, fig Q-'ffixwl ik' fl gif ff -wif X.,, ia-ini: -f 'ki f - 1 L :,,. my ,.. ,X I i Y. V, i n ,.. Nw . - .2 a ' .ang -. X . - 9 CZCQWZO la OVVVIS weefkzarf 1456714 OVVQJ Kappa Kappa Gamma sw W A if 1. 'V 2 ag riff' 'Bk Yi , fn- YJ' .. Q Q 1. a 1 A -Q . -jf gree go :J al ess A .. 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The purpose oT The board was To supervise and seT The policies Tor The sTudenT publicaTions supporTed by The STudenT Ac- TiviTies Fee. The Board approved budgeTs Tor The Plainsman, Glomerada, and Tiger Cub, and selecTed The ediTors and business managers oT These Three public:aTions. BoTTom Row: Mary Lou Foy, Mrs. Linda GodTrey, SecreTaryg Dean James E. Foy, Chairman, Ann McCrory, Mary WhiTley, Second Row: Randy ParTin, Bunny SpraTlinq, MarbuT GasTon, BurT Cloud, Mr, Edwin Crawford, George McMiTTan. Bcnjam in Sjzratling, Editor-in-Chief GLONIERATA MIRRORS THE AUBURN LIFE Encouraged by T-he inTeresT and size oT The I966 C-5lomeraTa sTaTT, The ediTors began in early Tall To incorporaTe more TalenT and originaliTy Toward pro- ducTion oT The 69Th ediTion oT Auburn UniversiTy's yearbook. The many experienced sTaTT rnernbers, a resulT oT lasT years large sTaTT, were ioined by a new crop oT inTeresTed and eager workers. Working To- geTher, The sTaTT aTTernpTed To provide a more ac- curaTe record oT sTudenT liTe and acTiviTies. This meanT harder work, longer hours, and more aTTen- Tion To deTails, wiTh The inTenT ThaT The exTra work would resulT in a more cornpleTe Tinished producT. The GlomeraTa was produced in sTudenT oTTices on The Third Tloor oT The Union building under The supervision oT The PublicaTion Board and Mr. Charles BenTley, Advisor. Funds Tor producTion oT The GlomeraTa were derived Trom sTud'enT acTiviTy Tees, organizaTional sales, and adverTisernenTs. Copies oT The yearbook were provided Tree oT charge To all sTudenTs who paid The sTudenT acTiviTy Tee Tor Three guarTers, Bob ll'i4g,girz5. ,flssnciatr Editor Tommy Fixlzrr. Hzlsincsx fllarzagrir Sylvia Bridgewater, Assixtant Editor E 3 '--.t rw if V ' N .Q T' k -sri M-W S z Ez. Przsczllfz fzlrnor flsszstant Edztor foe Freeman, AYXISMVN Edztor anza Ozmn Ldzlor 9 Sfzaczal Ayyutant Marty' 1Wllj'III?T, Gloria Knowles, Copy Editors S Charles Bentlcy, Bfauty Editorg Kirk Cunningham, Greeks Clint LeNoir. Sports Editorg Marsha Mauck, Outstanding Gradu- Editar. atm Editorg Uzwrz Vickffrs, Alumni Asmciatiori Editor. fudy'Slviuarzl, Cheryl Bittrmr, Angela Kirkpatrick, Carol Welden, julie Blllllll. Karon ll'illw.r. Amin Bzrfhtellzeimer, Secretaries. Sherry Smith. Orgariizatimix Editor: Sally Yeumah, Religious Editorg jarkie Weemx, Horiorariex Editor. GLOIVI STAFF Anne Wallix, .S'r'crc2tar'yg Claire Norman, Creek Panrl Editor. V , , . - i..w..Q, Ernest Strong, Larry Smith, Skip Quinn, lim Selrnan, Photographers. jim Gideon, Photographin Services Director. PIM' lf'-s Billy Il'ear, Assistant Business Managerg Kay Shaver, Class Edi- The 1966 GLOMERATA Sloj. torg Bill Ginn, Advertising .Manager fill llloerrzs, Student f10Zf'Cl'717IIf'IIf Ezlilorg .lane Cllennon, Activities Editorj Deanna Nolan, Adminisfralion Editorg Ann McLain, Colleges Anno Roinlzort. Publifafions Edifor. Edilor, Hazel Thornjrson, Grarluatw Srlzool Editor. Mary Whitley, Editor Marbzit Gaston, Business ,Manager PLAINSIVIAN PUBLISHES IIVIPARTIAL NEWS REVIEW By means oi ariicles, ediiorials, and pioiures, ine Piainsman served Auburn for iis 72nd year as The only campus newspaper. While aciing as an in- former, oornmunicaior and propaqaior of assimi- iaied inougiii and knowledge, ine Plainsrnan re- ileciied siudeni opinion, pui did noi aiiernpi io proieoi or represeni Hwe climaie oi siudeni aiii- iude. In addiiion To providing Hue siudeni wiiii an up io daie accouni oi academic, social, and ain- leiic aoiiviiies, ii provided ine Universiiy wiiii a V i , 9 .. g nw' , pg 5 .3 k i?1m5 2fe Q30 I 'L f sf . ff ff I - l i Gerald Rutberg, Associate Editor fulltime laboratory for the practice oi iournalislic techniques. The student staff produced this year's forward looking publication in their bright new headquarters in Langdon l-lall. Copies of the weekly editions were made available lo students free of charge in buildings on campus each Wednesday morning. Revenue to operate lhe newspaper was furnished by allocations from student activity fees and ad- yerlising. ferry Brown, Managing Editor UL DE hfeif' ,V 4 M Of' i will fana Howard and Charlie Majors, Assistant Editors 5 First Row: Olivia Baxter. Sansing Smith, Jana Howard, Kay Donahue. Gerald Rutberg. Top Row: Bruce Nichols. Beth Young, Ron Castille. Bruce Gillard, Ray Whitley, Jerry Brown, Charlie Maiors. PLAINSIVIAN STAFF SPORTS STAFF Leff fo righf: David Housel, Alan Hinds, Ron Mussig, Sporfs Edilorg Ann Hollings- worrh, Mary Dixon, Don Scofi, Bob Snellgrove. Noi' piciured: Larry Lee, Carol Casey, Lyra Wadsworih, and Edwin Tew. FEATURES STAFF . Peggy Tomlinson, Jerry Brown, Odessa McDuilie, Bruce Nichols. BUSINESS STAFF Lef+ fo righh Jim Bargainier, Roufe Manager: Hazel Suffer! field, Aclverfising Mgr.: Marilyn Parker. Business Secreiary: Johnny Forresfer, Circulafions Mgr. TEQHNICAL STAFF Oliva Baxler, Ray Whi+ley, Susie Howfon, Ann Hollingsworih, Mary Dixon, Bruce Nichols. I60 Iiurzny Sprzzrlirzg, lfzlifor-in-Clzi12f,' Kim Overcash, A5- .mlzznf Edilnr. AUBURN VETERINARIAN PUBLISHED BY VET SENIDRS The Auburn Ve-Terinariain, ediTed by Win- sTon PirTle, was published To provide proTes- sional maTerial in veTerinary medicine ThaT would beneTiT boTh sTudenTs and veTerinary pracTiTioners in The souTheasT. The magazine, produced once each guar- Ter, was The oTTicial publicaTion oT The Au- burn chapTer oT The American VeTerinary Medicine AssociaTion. A maioriTy oT The magazine's arTicles were wriTTen by senior sTudenTs oT The College oT VeTerinary Medi- cine. liiufzly ITIJIXUII, ligflifIll'-T11-Cilllifff fillblllj' llzlrricmrz, Busi- IIKYYY .il-l'IlIIIlAQI'?'.' frlc .3'11l2l1?f1', Cin'zzlafion-Plzbliriiy .Man- ugrr. GREEKS DISTRIBUTED DURING FALL RUSH Greeks, ediTed by Benjamin SpraTling, was published by The lnTerTraTerniTy Council. IT was TirsT disTribuTed To Tresh- men during Their summer pre-counseling, and laTer disTribu- Ted To all rushees aT The beginning oT Rush Weelc. The pub- licaTion gave broad inTroducTion To The TraTerniTy sysTem aT Auburn and presenTed a deTailed analysis oT The indi- vidual TraTerniTies. Firsf Row: WinsTon PirTMle, Travis Collins, Nola Jean YOUQQ, Gene Trochefy Mike Th-omas. Second Row: lzddie Garcia, Sam Cox, Jerry Black, Charles PayTon, Joe PriesT. NEW ART MAGAZINE DISPLAYS STUDENT TALENT Basis, liTerary-arT magazine sponsored by The College oT ArchiTecTure and The ArTs, was ediTed by Buddy Czolson. The main purpose oT The publicaTion involved invesTigaTion oT The many aspecTs oT The creaTive process by presenTing The collecTion oT ThoughT-provolsing shorT sTories, po-eTry, arT, and creaTive phoTography oT Auburn sTudenTs. Basis worked To crysTalize The learning process inTo iTs mosT basic elemenTs-The guesTion, Ibl Ben Lewir, Editor-irz-Clziefg Prof. G. W. Hargreaves, Faculty Ad- Uisorg Doug Fowler, Assistant Editorg Andy Morris, Circulation Mar1ager,' Bill Chism, Businexs Manager. TIGER CUB SERVES AS STUDENT HANDBOOK Auburn's sTudenT handboolc, The Tiger Cub, ac- guainTed sTudenTs wiTh all oT The TacTs oT Auburn UniyersiTy-The adminisTraTion, The sTudenT govern,- menT, The organizaTions, The rules and regulaTions, special evenTs, TradiTions, and all oT The campus ac- TiviTies. IT was The ouTgrowTh oT The original PaT Bible oT The l92O's. Since ThaT Time iT has grown in boTh size and imporTance and has become a viTal organ in UniversiTy acTiviTies. Mary Lou Foy, ediTor, assisTed by Terry McPherson as business manager, published The Tiger Cub. BoTTom Row: Col. McDonald, FaculTy Advisor: John Allen, EdiTor-in- Chief: RoberT AlTord, Business Manager, Sandy Willingham. SecreTary. Second Row: Linda Alculiclc, Claude Reed, Bruce Gilliland, Bill Slephens. Noi' PicTured: Neal Richardson, CirculaTions Manager: Gerald Aullman, Russell Beals, Dan l-lughs, Bob Jones, Ellen Munson. AUBURN PHARNIACIST HAS STATEWIDE CI RCU LATION The Auburn Pharmacist oTTicial publicaTion oT The Auburn UniversiTy School oT Pharmacy, was ediTed by The Chi ChapTer oT Phi DelTa Chi wiTh The co-operaTion oT The TaculTy, sTudenTs, and alumni oT The Auburn School oT Pharmacy. This pub- licaTion inTormed sTudenTs oT pharmaceuTical news, discoveries, and research, and was published each guarTer, wiTh an annual circulaTion oT 7,200 copies. lllary Lou Foy, Editor-in-Cliiefg Terry McPlzersJ0n, Buxinexs rlflan- ager. MAGAZINE PUBLISHES ENGINEERING RESEARCH INFORIVIATION The Auburn Engineer, ediTed by John Allen, con- Tains arTicles, wriTTen in semi-Technical language, oT inTeresT To engineering sTudenTs. The publicaTion includes arTicles on Auburn's research and senior proiecTs, engineering news, news Trom honorary and proTessional socieTies, ediTorials, and alumni news. The goal soughT by The sTaTT oT The Auburn Engi- neer is publicaTion oT a magazine which is a crediT To The College oT Engineering oT Auburn UniversiTy. ST UDENT GOVERNMENT A f if--3' STUDENT GOVERNMENT INITIATES GROUP CENTERED LEADERSHIP The combined elzlorls ol lhe Sludenl Governmenlr in co-operalion wilh Jrhe adminislralion and lacully have been responsible lor several innovalions in- cluding a Teacher Evalualion program, blood drives for Jrhe Allied Forces in Viel Nam, and a more elli- cienjr sysiem of car regislralion. Several imporlanl commillees have been lormulaledz The Academic l-lonesly Commillee, Sludenl Social Commillee, War Eagle Girls hosless Commillree, and Jrhe Uni- versily Freshman Council. An olympic size swim- ming pool and sporls arena also numbered among plans for improvemenl. Fulfilling lhe purposes of Sludenf Governmenl- co-ordinaling exlra-curricular aclivilies, mainlain- ing efleclive worlcing relalions wilh The iacully and adminislralion, and perpelualing Jrhe besl lradi- lions and ideals of Auburn Universily were The ob- ieclives ol Jrhis year's adminislralion. Through lhe incorporalion ol a new concepl called group cen- iered leadership, which provided more people wilh an opporlunily +o serve lhe Universily, lhree limes as many sludenls were allowed lo hold Slu- denl Governmenl posilions lhan in previous years. George Mclllilliazi, President JURISPRUDENCE APPROVES CONSTITUTIONAL ANI EN DIVI ENTS The Siudeni Jurisprudence Commiiiee, afier minor revision, unanimously passed eieciion laws and consriiuiional amendmenfs proposed by Jrhe Senaie. Jurisprudence mainlrained +ha'r in accord- ance wi+h Jrhe Womien's Aparimem Rule, A.W.S. had no iurisdiciion over men siudenis. Jurisprudence was composed of one faculiy member, appoinied by ihe Presideni of Auburn Universi+y, and six siudeni associaie iusfices ap- poinied by ihe Presideni of The Siudeni Body, wiih Jrhe approval oi ihe Senafe. The Commiiiee main- iained sole iurisdiciion in all cases of ihe Sfudeni Body. I+ mei whenever necessary. and all decisions were made by a maioriiy vofe of ihe siudeni mem- bership. jurisprudence Committee reviews care concerning the constitu- tion. BoHom Row: Chip Sanders. Professor A. B. Mefzqer, Janie Owen. Sec- ond Row: Hugh Paimer, Bob Holt Richard Teed, Beniamin Spraiiinq. spina TWO CABINET OFFICERS ARE ADDED TD EXECUTIVE BRANCH The Execulive Branch ol lhe Sludenl Govern- menl, serving as lhe nucleus lor all phases ol slu- denl aclivilies, promoled Religious Emphasis Week and encouraged loreign sludenl parlicipalion in campus allairs. Superinlendenls ol Civil Delense and Communily Relalions were added by rhe Slu- denl Body Presidenl lo lurlher serve lh-e increasing needs ol Auburn Universily. The Execulive Branch is composed ol lhe lour Sludenl Body ollicers and lhe superinlendenls ol lhe Execulive Cabinel, which were appoinled by lhe Presidenl wilh lhe approval ol lhe Senale. -lw-enly-seven cabinel superinlendenls were respon- sible lo lhe Presidenl lor co-ordinalion ol lhe Slu- denl Governmenl commillees lhal serve Auburn. Firsl Row: George McMillan, Jr., Bill Powell, Kay Ivey, Phil l-lardee, Chris Akin. Anne McCrory, Mary Russell. Second Row: Anne Wiliams, Palsy Aranl, Mary Lee Slrolher, Doug Jones, Charley Maiors, George Slallard, John Schell, Charlie Morris, Jim Rolch, Ray Bean, Jana How- ard, Kay Bridges, Carol Blevins. Third Row: Brian Long, 'Max Richburg William Parker, Mike Benson, Bob l-loil, Tom Nellles, Larry Landrum, Don McKay, Rick Wood.. Eddie Freeman, Randy Parlin, Noi Picluredz Gerald Rulberg. A A W Bollom: Belly Love Turney, College ol Chernislryg Gayle Marks, Sena- lor al Large, Clerk ol Senale, Bill Powell, Vice Presidenl ol Sludenl Body: Kay Ivey, Sludenl Body Secrelaryg Sandy Waldrop, College ol Home Economics. Second Row: Pal Slacker, College ol Engineering: Allen Ganey, College ol Educalion, Ronald Caslille, Senalor al Large: Richard Roselle, Freshman Senalorq Wynona Merrill, Senalor al Large: Jerry Brown, College ol Agricullure. Third Row: Pal Murphy. College ol Archileclure and Arls, Charley Maiors, College ol Science and Lil- eralurey William W. Whalley, College ol Pharmacy: Mike Benson, Freshman Senalorg Harry King, College ol Velerinary Medicine. Nol Piclured: Burl Cloud, Senalor al Large: Jim Yearnan, Presidenl Pro- Tem, Senalor al Large: Bill Rainey, Senalor al Large. SENATE INITIATES STUDENT TEACHER EVALUATION Teacher Evalualion, inilialed in lhe lall by lhe Senale, gave sludenls an opporlunily lo iuclge in- slruclors' leaching abililies. The Senale was also responsible lor sending queslionnaires lo olher col- leges in a search lor new melhods ol cheerleading seleclion. Senalorial revision ol eleclion laws, ena- bling sludenls lo vole al any poll on campus ralher lhan lheir respeclive schools, was a measure which greally lacililaled voling procedures. The Legislalive branch was composed ol lilleen members elecled during lhe spring by lhe sludenl body. The maior concerns were lhe charlering ol lhe sludenl organizalions and lhe ellecliveness ol lhese organizalions. Virt Nam blood zlriw scczzrcs Senate jnarticipation. FRESHIVIAN COUNCIL ESTABLISHES EVALUATION BOARD FOR EACH COLLEGE zllcnzberx I1 thi' Fnlrfzmzzn Cnzuzfil zrint the Sludffnl Cove' f f 1n- mrnf .XT!7Zl'.Y1!'I'fc I', ZVIITFTI ii' 1lisfriI211Iz'1l quarterly ln Auburn .ilu- dents. The Freshman Council, coordinaTing wiTh STudenT Governmenlr, This year compleTed several proiecTs suggesTed by The STudenT SenaTe. An evaluaTion board Tor each college was esTablished by The Freshman Council enabling sTudenTs and TaculTy To meeT TogeTher in order To discuss college problems. A Treshman orienTaTion seminar was held To enable all Treshmen To beTTer undersTand proiecTs and op- porTuniTies oT sTudenT governmenT. The STudenT GovernmenT News LeTTer, published by The Council proved very beneTicial To The sTudenT body oT Au- burn. The Freshman Council, esTablished in I964, pro- vides The Freshman class wiTh represenTaTion in Au- burn's STudenT Government Composed oT Two Treshmen selecTed Trom each school, The Council provides new s+uden+s wiTh a working knowledge oT our STudenT CiovernmenT. The PresidenT and Vice- FresidenT oT The Council serve as ex-oTTicio mem- bers oT The STudenT Body SenaTe. BoTTom Row: Mike Benson, Presidenig Richard Roselle, Vice-PresidenTy Mary Lou Sandoz, SecreTary, Frank Hardie. Second Row: Larry Wil- liams, Virginia M, HowTon, Tim Barker, Kris Poole, Bob Douglas. Third Row: John Nelson, Buddy ScoTT, Allen Monlrgomery, Michael Parks, Ronnie Rains, Bob Brandler, Jimmy Cravey. ' T k,,,., A I68 l POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICS The UniversiTy PoliTical ParTy aTTempTed To nomi- naTe The besT gualiTied candidaTes and To presenT These candidaTes' gualiTicaTions To The sTudenT body. This year The parTy sTrengThened The council by publishing an acTiviTies hand book oT iTs mem- bers. During The lasT general elecTion, The parTy nominaTed The Vice-presidenT oT The STudenT Body and Tour oT The six SenaTors-aT-large. The UniversiTy ParTy was Tormed in l963 To cor- recT The imbalance in The campus poliTical siTuaTion. SelecT TraTerniTies and sororiTies Trom The oTher Two parTies were inviTed To ioin. Members were: Alpha DelTa Pi, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Gamma Rho, Chi Omega, Kappa Alpha TheTa, Kappa DelTa, Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha, Omega Tau Sigma, Phi Gamma DelTa, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Nu, Sigma Pi, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and Tau Kappa Epsilon. BOOST CAMPUS The All Campus Polirical ParTy successTully nomi- naTed a share oT The elecTed oTTicers, including The pasT Two PresidenTs oT The STudenT Body, The secre- Tary oT The STudenT Body, and Two oT The six sena- Tors-aT-large. The All Campus Palirical ParTy worlced To TurTher The ideals and TaciliTies oT The STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion by providing gualiTied, repuTable can- didaTes Tor any and all sTudenT leadership posiTions and To promoTe The general welTare oT Auburn Uni- versiTy. Members were: Alpha Gamma DelTa, Alpha Psi, Alpha Tau Omega, BeTa Thera Pi, DelTa DelTa DelTa, DelTa Sigma Phi, DelTa Tau DelTa, Del+a Up- silon, D'elTa ZeTa, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kappa Al- pha, Phi DelTa TheTa, Phi Mu, Pi BeTa Phi, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi, TheTa Chi, TheTa Xi, and ZeTa Tau Alpha. Firsi' Row: Margarel' Thomas, CaThalyn NorTleeT, Linda Myriclc, Trisha DuTTey, RiTa l'lolT, Tess Marxer, Carol Blevins. Second Row: Richard Webb, Jim Dunlap, Jim RoTch, Diclc WinseTT, David SmiTh, Charlie Maiors, Eraiser ForTner, MilTon WaTTs, Ron Ray, Gene Caldwell, Bill Ginn, Phil Phillips, RoberT WhiTson. BoHom Row: JaneT Be-sTe, SecreTaryg Carol Baslcin, Suzanne Hubbard Suzanne Kelley, PaTricia Jones, Susan l-larrls, Gay Simpson, Linda Walker, Sherry Grace, Mary WhiTley. Second Row: Richard B. Teed, Chairman: Charlie Morris, Vice Chairman: Michael J, l'-loTTer, Wesley BlcTdL Rg lv1ClIlWdMdyL+HKIlb roc, e ee, oer c ean, ar un , eser . ierew RoberT C. Hicks. John Crabbe, Marvin Thomas, Marbul' GasTon, Jr. ACOIA TOPIC I5 Q K, Conference participants listen intently to the keynote address. Folloufing his speech, Air. Baumgardner answers a studentls - vw question. 1 A it 'Iii' 5 in zhnsg' Dick Teed, Vice Chairmang Peggy Tomlinson, Secretaryg Gerald Rutberg, Chairmang Dr. Malcom C. McMillan and Professor Claude McNorton, Faculty Adoisorsg Aubrey Garrison, Associate I Chairman. 3 SUBVERSION IN THE SIXTlES The Auburn ConTerence On lnTernaTional ATTairs, direcTed by Gerald RuTberg, sTaged The largesT and mosT exTensive program in iTs hisTory in order To provide sTudenTs wiTh a comprehensive view oT The increasing complexiTies oT The ever-changing world. The Auburn sTudenT became a sTudenT oT The world, challenging problems oT an inTernaTional naTure. Subversion in The SixTies was The Topic oT The I966 ACOIA. Speakers, who discussed subversive acTiviTies in Their respecTive Tields, were: Sidney l-T. Fine. Jr., Public ATTairs Advisor in The Bureau oT ATrican ATTairs oT The STaTe DeparTmenTg Dr. J. C. SerraTo. Medical ConsulTanT Tor The Federal Gov- ernmenTg T. WalTer l-lerberT, lv1inisTer To GraduaTe STudenTs aT The UniversiTy oT CaliTornia aT Berkeley: John STrohmeyer, PuliTizer Prize Juror: Major John l-l. Napier, a DirecTor oT Plans aT The Air Force T-leadguarTers in WashingTong Fred J. Baumgardner, AssisTanT DirecTor in charge oT The lnTernal SecuriTy Division oT The PBI: Earl Young, Opera'Tions OTTicer in The OTTice oT VieT Nam ATTairs, AID: Adrian A. Basora, member oT The DeparTmenT oT STaTeg and Dr. Russell Kirk, Philosopher oT ConservaTism. -----1-4'k, Sfwzzkers, representatives from the jznurx, canzmittec members and campus leaders attend an ACOIA luncheon. lnlrrnatinnully-knnziiri 5j10al.'z'ri' nftrarf 1110 Iargrlif fr0u'11.v in ACOIA lzisinry. A WHT Eflflf' CTV! f1dY'f 'ff-ffl' TU M7014 VILLAGE FAIR PRESENTS FOUR FRESHIVIEN wr' 'W The Art Show wins jirst place in undergraduate competition. To acguainT prospecTive Auburn sTudenTs wiTh TuncTions oT Auburn UniversiTy, TaculTy and sTu- denTs incorporaTed To presenT Village Fair. ExhibiTs Trom each college were seT up To give visiTors an idea oT worlc done in each college. l.asT spring, regisTraTion aT The Union Building commenced The TesTival. During The day, members oT Alpha Phi Cmega conducTed Tours Through The undergraduaTe colleges. Ross Square, The nucleus oT The day's acTiviTies, was The scene oT ROTC, IFC, and AWS displays. A Tolls singing concerT was provided Thar aTTernoon on The Auburn Union The Four Freshmen attract 8,000 people. PaTio. lyliliTary exhibiTs included a helicopTer rescue mission on The drill Tield and a TormaTion ol: Air Force ieTs perTorming a Tly-over oT The campus. The Four Freshmen highlighTed The day wiTh a concerT aT CliTT l-lare STadium. lnTermission con- sisTed oT The presenTaTion oT The Tive TinalisTs and The crowning oT Miss Village Fair. Squires honorary sponsored The conTesT and selecTed The winner Trom a Tield oT sixTeen semi-TinalisTs. Many people leTT The Auburn campus Teeling parT oT a new life, wiTh The desire To reTurn, noT as visiTors, buT as sTudenTs. The Auburn ROTC forces welcome, 2,000 visitors to the campus. ESE? OUTSTANDING STUDENTS ARE RECOGNIZED AT THE 1965 HONORS DAY PROGRAIVI. President Draughon congratulates the out- standing graduate of eaeh college. The I965 annual l-lonors Day was The conrinualion ol a program organized by Presidenl Draughon in I963. This special program endeavored lo recog- nize and honor all The oulslanding sludenls al Auburn. Each award presenlred was an indicalion oi The gualilies oi leadership, cilizenship, and char- acler possessed by The recipienli Each ol The nine colleges on campus presenled Speaker for the oeeaszon is President Draughon. awards ro sludenls who had excelled in leadership scholarship, and service. The honorary organizairions were also presenred and honored as a group. Mem- bers oi Scabbard and Blade served as ushers Tor l-lonors Day. The significance oi l-lonors Day, an anlicipaiecl evenl al Auburn, was revealed by an audience who honored The oulslanding achievernenlrs oi lheir classmares wirh enrhusiasrn. The jfilgernan Syndey Sullivan Azearcl is presented to Mike Helms and 1,11 Cross in reeagnitirnz of their spirit of love and helpfulness lo others. iii T A.VV.S. SUPERVISES VVOIVIEN'S ACTIVITIES AWS conTinued Their TradiTion oT providing as- sisTance To Auburn women by sending inTormaTion leTTers Trom The Freshman Advisory Council and The PresidenT oT AWS To The incoming Treshmen women during The summer guarTer. In The Tall, Freshmen Advisors were sTaTioned aT The dormiTo- ries To greeT These girls and Their parenTs upon Their arrival aT Auburn. FurTher orienTaTion inTormaTion was provided aT Fall ConvocaTion and aT a Tea aT Social CenTer when new girls were given The op- porTuniTy To meeT Their AWS oTliicers and mem- bers oT The Dean oT Women's sTaTT, and To learn more abouT Auburn. ln an aTTempT To emphasize scholarship To Au- burn women, The Scholarship CommiTTee prepared posTers Tor each dormiTory. ln addiTion, AWS pre- senTed a scholarship Trophy To l-lolliTield l-lall whose girls mainTained The highesT scholasTic average Tor The Fall quarTer. AWS parTicipaTed in oTher campus acTiviTies by giving Their supporT To The VieT Nam lvlail Call Program and by conTribuTing To The All Campus Fund Drive. Penny-A-lVlinuTe NighT allowed girls To remain ouT oT The dormiTories up To one hour pasT Their regular permission wiTh Their donaTion To The All Campus Fund Drive oT a penny per minuTe oT laTeness. Dean Cater and Maryi Russell President Paula Lucy fully jones Vice President Secretary Mrllymae jenkins Cindy Bridges Cathy Allen Penny Arant T7'f3U5UTf'T S06i11l Clmirman 1.A.W.S. Cantart Town Representative if W' 4 1 as 1, 3 ff in ,, M T i l ' , is EXECUTIVE CABIN ET DIRECTS A. VV. S. AFFAIRS The Execulive Cabinel, composed of lhe elecled officers oi Associaled Women Sluclenls and com- millee chairmen, served lo direcl and iniliale pro- grams aiiecling Auburn's women sludenls. The Cabinei promoled social Tunclions wilhin lhe dor- Firs+ Row, Lef+ lo Righl C, Bridges, Carol Blevins J. Jones, P. Lucy, M. Rus sell, M. Jenkins. C. Allen P. Aranl, Second Row: B Rogers, J. Elslaqer, G Ward, l., Mullins, J. New berry, L. Long, B. McGile leoney, lf. Benneif, B Phillips, l, Zeigler, B. Wil lcinson, E. Griffin, A. John son, Third Row: P. Bryanl zie, S. Hollis, C. Allison B. Hagood, S. Craig, S While, M. Woolf, B. l-len derson, E. Lucy, E. Sfring fellow. milories and Tor all women sludenls on campus, worlced closely wilh The Dean of Women and The Adminislralion, and communicaled wilh Associaled Women Sludenls' organizalions lhroughoul The Uniled Slales. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL LINKS AUBURN DORNIITORIES WITH A. W. S. The Legislalive Council sel lhe policies oi The Associaied Worrien Sludenls, made The rules, and considered any business which aifecled lhe welfare oi women sludenls of Auburn. The elecled oiciicers of A. W. S., and The presidenls, vice presidenis, and represenlalives from each dormilory comprised The council. lls obieclive was lo remedy dormilory problems which appear before The council and lceep order wilhin The dormiiories. Firsf Row, Lefl lo Right N. Sussman, L. Lillle, C. Ross, J. Ford. M, Brown, S. Powell, L. l-liclcs. Second Row: P. Epperson, G. Boone, C, l-lurley, M. Rash, N. Tilden, D. Dozier. Third Row: G. Thomas, J. Varnado, C. Ramey, J. Cassidy, A. Auslin. Fourlh Row: J. Boddv, J, Mariani, C. Pinlcslon, M. Roedy. N. Rainwaler, J. McKen- 'VX BoTTom Row: O. McDuTTie, C. Blevins, F. Tully. Second Row: M. Russell, J. Hall, J. Jones, S. SmiTh. STANDARDS BOARD CORRECTS MINOR VIOLATIONS The STandards Board endeavored To prevenT seri- ous inTracTions oT The esTablished rules and policies oT A.W.S. by counseling women sTudenTs who had commiTTed minor violaTions. Since iTs esTablishmenT in IQ63, The STandards Board has become an eT- TicienT organizaTion which is imporTanT in relieving some oT The responsibiliTy oT Judiciary Council, and upholding high sTandards oT conducT among our women sTudenTs. l BoTTom Row: Jill Weems, Sharon MalleTTe, Carolyn MarTin, Lynn Jones, Lana Pearce, KaThy T-loTTman, Zena Free. Second Row: Mary CaTherine Venable, Mary Frances Miller, Mailande Sledge, Mary Alice l-lollis, Mary Morris, Rachel Corey, Odessa McDuTTie, Judy Murphy, Sandra Lovelace, Mary Hines, Beclcy MeTcalT, Lynn Reese. Third Row: Gay GaerTner, PaTsy Alsabroolc, Judy Goodgarne, Ann Greene, Susan STanA Ton, Gene Chambers, Elaine STringTellovv, MargareT Goodman, Allen Ganey, Sylvia BridgewaTer, Sue Mallory. JUDICIARY COUNCIL EN FORCES A.IN.S. i RULES The primary purpose oT Judiciary Council was To enTorce The rules oT AssociaTed Women STudenTs which have been seT up by The LegislaTive Council, and To punish any recurrenT or major inTracTions oT These rules. Serving as a disciplinary council, iT was composed oT The elecTed PresidenT and SecreTary oT A. W. S. and represenTaTives OT all The women sTudenTs on The Auburn Campus. BoT'Tom Row: A. Davis, P. GranT, L. Cobb, A. BenneTT. Second Row: L. Camp, S. Yeaman, N. Brown, L. Tidmore, S. Lynn, L. Francis. Third Row: M. Parker, D. Myriclc, D. Thompson, D. Hays, M. STeiner, G. Mor- row. JUNIOR COUNSELORS AID FRESHIVIEN WOMEN The Junior Counselor program, which was Tormed in I963 as an honorary organizaTion, served To in- sTrucT Treshmen women in The laws and TradiTions oT Auburn. Each Spring, TwenTy iunior and senior women are chosen on The basis oT characTer, lead- ership abiliTy, academic proTiciency, and individual personaliTy. The Counselors, wha lived in The Tresh- men dorms, helped Them To adiusT and become a parT oT The universiTy in The besT way possible. MAGNOLIA DORNIS' SENATE PUBLISH ES NEWSPAPER A dorm newspaper, published by The Magnolia DormiTory SenaTe, creaTed inTeresT in inTramural sporTs, Homecoming decoraTions, dorm elecTions, and division parTies. ParTicipaTion was encouraged in a wide varieTy our campus acTiviTies: The Wreck Tech parade, The Cake Race, The All Campus Fund Drive, and campus elecTions. The chieT social evenT was The annual Magnolia Ball aT which Miss Mag- nolia was presenTed. Magnolia DormiTory SenaTe, composed of one represenTaTive Trom each oT The ThirTy divisions, acTed as The governing body out The residenTs oT Magnolia DormiTories. ln The spring, The residenTs elecTed a dorm presidenT who was The presiding oT- Ticer oT The weelcly meeTings oT The SenaTe. lllagnolia ball lzighlighls Ihr social calendar for Magnolia dorm residents. BoTTom Row: Morris Welch, SecreTaryg Rick Wood, PresidenTg Buddy ScoTT, Vice-Presidenfg Phillip Cope. Second Row: John Carr, John Wes- son, John SudduTh, Danny M. SmiTh, William Bailey, Richard Moore. Third Row: BerT Williams, Michael Jarvis, Jimmy MarTin, Roberi' Tay- lor, ClinTon Hughes Jr., STephen Silva, John Ruzie. The highesf scholasfic honor which can be be- sfc ved upon an Auburn graduafe is membership info Phi Kappa Phi. Undergraduafe membership is limifed fo fhose in fhe upper fwenfy per cenf of fhe graduafing class who have shown oufsfand- ing scholarship, service, and characfer. The nafional founding of Phi Kappa Phi was af fhe Universify of Maine in l898, and fhe Auburn Chapfer was esfablished in l9l4. Af fhe fall inifiafion banguef, Presidenf Harry M Philpoff served as fhe guesf spealcer. Dr, Roger Allen Dr. Fred Allison Prof. Ben E. Alvord Dr. Charles P. Anson Dr. W. Brady Anfhony Roberf E. Bailey Dr. W. S, Bailey Dr. Richard W. Ball Alberf Joseph Belcus Roberf Golden Belcher Charles S, Benfley Dr. George H. Blalce E. Dudley Bryanf James A. Buford, Jr. Prof. E. W. Burlchardf Alberf K. Cadenhead John L, Cain Dr. Howard Carr Dr. Eldon J. Cairns Dr, Julius D. Capps Raymond Gliver Cobb Dr. Kafharine Cafer Shui-chih Cheng Raymond Gliver Cobb Mary E. Coleman James Collins Prof. Tom E. Corley Mr. William T. Cox Gerald B. Crowley Mrs. Eonelle M. Culver Dr, Eranlc Davis Mrs. Eranlc B. Davis Mrs. B. P. Dilworfh Gwendolyn Eaye Dixon Kennefh G, Dixon Mr. Charles W. Edwards Mrs. Sharon Efheridge Dr. Daniel R. Earnell Dr. George C. Eosfer Col. L. E. Eunchess Eugene Currenf Garcia Dr. Wrighf A. Gardner Philip Wayne Garrison Carolyn Geyer Prof. W. J. Gibbons Mrs. Edna M. Gibson Mrs. Wannie D. Godfrey Dr. E. R. Graf MEMBERS Neal Grigg Prof. l. B. Grifz Mrs. Lucy V. Ha'gler Dr. T, Ben Hagler Mrs. Rufh A. Hanneff Mrs. J. H. Hanson Prof. G. W. Hargreaves Mrs. Huberf Harris Dr. George E. Hawlcins Prof. A. J. Hill Lynda K. Hines Samuel l, Hinofe Mrs. Wilbur Hinfon, Jr, Mr, Sherrard A. Hodger Dr. Earl J. Hodglcins Prof. Marfial A. Honnell Dr. Roberf Dean Horne Declan E. Huber Dean M. C. Hunfley Charles M. Hufchinson Prof. Forney H. lngram Dr, C. L. Isbell Mr. Ralph R. Jones Dr. Sam T. Jones Johnny Lee Junlcins Mr. Earl E. Kennamer Prof. Edward E. Kern, Jr. Dr. Dale E. King Oliver Dowling Kingsley Dr. James E. Land Ken Landers Ben Allan LaRavia Dr. Mary A. Layfield Belly Benfly Layfon Jean N. Logan Mrs. Jane C. Lorendo Dr. James L. Lowry Dr, James A. Lyle Dr, Sfafes M. McCarfer Roberfa C. McCue Mr, Coleman H. McGehee Dr. S. C. Mclnfyre Mrs. Dorofhy D. McMillan Mrs. Claude K, McNorfon David W. Meelcs. Jr. Roberf Edward Melfon Mr. Bill R. Miller Dr. R. W. Monfgomery Mary L, Morfon l78 PHI KAPPA PHI NTU gf 'x 2 .1 X 0 Sei? .'-E KSP Q N. Mr. Cyrus Edson Newman Mrs. Mary Emma Newman Mr, Alexander Nunn Dr. Henry P. Orr Paul Parlxs Prof. Roberf L. Parfin Cornelia Anne Phillips Ernesf Phillips Prof. Roberf G. Piffs Peggy Reid Poduslca Mrs. Winsfon Prafher Grace Hines Prifcheff Prof. J. M. Rash R. M. Reaves Prof. A. Jude Robinson Donald Sawyer Mr. R, A. Scoff Dr, E. W. Shell Paul Burfon Sigresf Dr. Charles E. Simmons Harold Hugh Sorrell Dr, Walfer E. Sowell Mrs. W. H. Sfoves Dr. D. G. Sfurlcie Prof. H. S. Swingle Mr. Wayne Swingle James H. Taylor J, L, Thornfon Mrs. Faye C. Thursfon Prof. D. M. Turney Mr. Arnold W. Umbach Bobbie Thomas Urnbach lMrs Prof. M. S. Van de Marla Johnnie B. Vinson Ray Jarrell Vinson Nancy Mims Walls lMrs.l Dr. L. M. Ware Prof. Vernon Bell Wafwood Glenn D, Weafhers Mr. George E. Weber Prof. Agee M. Wiggins Dr. Edward C. Williamson Mrs. Anneffe P. Woodley Dr. Charles H. Woodley John E. Yarbrough Dr. Joseph H. Yeager Prof. R. Earle Young Mrs. Eugenia Zallen an 1 2 Ray Bean Burl Cloud Doug Jones George McMillan Randy Parlin Bill Powell Bill Rainey Bunny Sparlling Spades originaled in l9l5 wlien Auburn men realized a need lor an organizalion bringing lo- gellier llne mosl prominenl and inlluenlial men ol llwe class and ol lliis universily. Tlne name Spades was clnosen because llnese men serve as inslrumenls leading lo llie lurllwer developmenl ol Auburn Uni- veryly. Diclc Teed Jim Yeaman Since llial lime, eaclw spring len men ol llne Jun- ior Class are lapped by llne reliring members lo wear llne coveled Spade-symbol of leadersliip, oulslanding accomplislnmenls, and inlegrily. Spades. +l'1e lniglwesl dislinclion an Auburn man may allain, is enlirely lionorary and is void ol any social or ollner relalions. Tliere are no elecled officers. OIVIICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Della Kappa, an honorary organizalion founded al Washing- lon and Lee in I9I4, was organized lo recognize college men who have aliained a high slandard of achievemenl in collegiale aclivilies. By bringing logeiher The mosl oulslanding represenlaiives oi all phases ol collegiale life, Omicron Della Kappa slrives To work wiih lhe sirudenl body on a basis ol mulual inieresl and underslanding concerning gues- Jrions ol infer-collegiale and local significance. The aclivilies ol Omicron Della Kappa annually include The presenla- lion of lhe Bruce Greenhill Scholarship, and lhe presenlalion of a Jrrophy +o lvliss Auburn. Omicron Della Kappa sponsors lhe ODK-Wilbur l-lulsell Cake Race, and co-sponsors The ODK-GLOMERATA Beau+y'Ball. ODK also supervises Auburn's Homecoming aclivilies. The officers are Bill Rainey, Presidenlg Bill Powell, Vice Presidenig and Ray Bean, Secrefary-Treasurer. Facully Secrelary is Dr. Howard Slrong and Faculiy Advisor is Col. A. C. lvlcDonald. Ralph Bush John Cain Ron Caslille Frank Fryer Phillip Garris q ,-,, s z B gfy fsis.. M - V' .1- my ,- QX' si H Ben Laravia Larry Lee Tommy Lindsey John Loffon Rb +Logan D dLy Bill Powell Bill Rainey Richard Roh Max Richburg Jim Ro+ch Ch p S I8O Noi Piciurecl: John Campbell, Burl Cloud, John Cochran, Bill Cody, Al Corle, Tommy Fisher, Dan Frederick, Eddie Freeman, Marbul Gaslon, Myles Hammon, Chuck Hunf, Doug Jones, Ed King, Jack Leo, George McMillan, Terry McPherson, Dean Neplune, Randy Parlin, Frank Rodgers, Gerald Rulberg, Tom Shulord, Paul Sigresl Jim Sims, Bob Smifh, Pal Slacker, Jeri Slein, Norman Williams. Richard Ashford Glen Bannisrer Ray Bean Gene Bowles Larry Browder Jerry Brown Bill Ginn Jimmy Golson Mike Helms Sam l-linole Bob Hoil Tul Joiner Charley Maiors Bill Meadows Tom Milchell Ron Mussig Kirk Newell Dan Palmer John Schell Bunny Sprallinq Bill Sfephens Ernesl Sfevenson Ernesf Slrong Johnnie Vinson l8l f1 II - 1 V ll llwl10'I who Mona qmuoenrs IN AMEHBICAN l luunvsggfurnes AND cogusoss ' , -,A if , P 2 gm? , V 3 . ., , fu. Q58 W ,re Q ey gfwwa , p 1- -gig, , ' -- :p,..' :a :-,I .L - ,rx ,-,r..5-:.-:,,m:.- ' Ray Bean ff , - ig? 35' A H5 if A . 3: 4 , g b yd.: V a H1115-. - .,.,, 4 ffwz..-A 1' :k,-- H, k ,2,-,WW 'jr Q Q ii? 'sdsiiiif mx ' i ,QV ,.,, K? .1 Frances Collins '4 ff ,ll , - , my gg k iv J 'QM r imm- Jeanne - ,ff ii. Ei H .. Us ,gl 2 .4 Q' , -95 mi rr., A A 5.1443 'A ' , 1 , I ,jf.3' Q :ia xzffq. ,:rfP,:5F5.,: ',ssf':fs lf:- ', I ., 1 9, Q X Swanner Bowlin Burl Cloud Tommy Fisher Mary Lou Foy WHO'S WHO IN AIVIERIC Jggyyw. .agp . . N Liam? 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I ,H if af Riff' ,, ,. I ' , fx - f ji.2Wyg':viQlh . T. 55i, ,K?M6f5i?,'f ef f 1 - , 4 K f fi - ' , fi , 1 -. 1 1 ' ' f 1. ,V - :rr ' Y:-:. 3213 ,Qs -5 Stisivw zy Terry McPherson Linda Myrick Tom Neflles Nancy Nichols William Parlcer Mary Russell Randy Parlin Anne Phillips Bill Powell Chip Sanders 7 52' if me :ara-. .hp J, J . WI K , Benjamin Spralling Mary Lee Slrofher Bill Rainey Dick Teed I . Brenda Wallcins Mary Whirley Anne Williams Riel: Wood Jim Yeaman I83 Noi Picfured George MacMillan Gerald Rufberg The Sphinx Chapler ol Morlar Board sponsored a convenlion Fall Quarler al which Presidenl l-larry M. Philpoll addressed lhe Associaled Women Slu- denls. Olher evenls lor lhe year included giving a Smarly Parry. serving as hoslesses al lhe Fresh- man Picnic, and presenling a lrophy lo lhe women's dormilory having lhe highesl scholaslic average each guarler. One ol lhe mosl popular proiecls was a Slep-Sing which Morlar Board co-sponsored wilh Squires. The Sphinx Chaprer was eslablished in l956 al Auburn lo give recognilion lo senior wemen who Firsl Row: Palsy Aranl Julene Capps Frances Collins Mary Lou Foy Kay Jones Second Row: Barbara Lalacona Calhye McDonald Marly McGough Marsha Millon Linda Myriclc Third Row: Anne Phillips Janice Piclcell Mary Russell Mary Lee Slrolhe Abigail Turner Fourlh Row: Carol Turner Marilyn Tulwiler Brenda Wallnins Anne Williams Belh Young NIORTAR BOARD have mainlained a B average or above and who have shown oulslanding leadership and service lo The universilry. Their purpose is lo promole college loyally, lo advance lhe spiril ol service and lellowship among universily women, lo promole and mainlain high slandard of scholarship, and lo recognize and en- courage leadership and lo slimulale and develop a finer lype of college woman. Officers are Frances Collins, Presidenlp Palsy Aranl, Vice Presidenlq Marilyn Tulwiler, Secrelaryq and Belh Young, Treasurer. X3 During The pasT year Squires, sophomore men's honorary, sponsored War Eagle Day To promoTe The Tamous War Eagle SpiriT and Auburn Triendliness. They also help-ed wiTh TraTerniTy rush, The Treshman calce race, and any duTies which Omicron DelTa Kappa required. WiTh members oT IviorTar Board They co-sponsored The STep Sing winTer quarTer, which was The revival oT a campus program Tormerly known as The Sphinx Sing. Squires is a service organizaTion wiTh a Two-Told purpose. They are dedicaTed To aiding sTudenT or- ganizaTions in any possible way and also sTrive To preserve The Triendly spiriT Tor which Auburn Uni- SQUIRES versiTy is noTed. To be Tapped Tor membership inTo This sopho- more honorary is The highesT honor which a Tresh- man may receive. This spring Omicron DelTa Kappa selecTed The new members oT Squires. These Tresh- men had shown ouTsTanding leadership poTenTial in various areas oT sTudenT liTe such as sTudenT govern- menT, aThleTics, scholarship, and publicaTions. Dean James E. Foy was The group's advisor. OT- Ticers included Alvan Turner, PresidenTg Brian Long, Vice-PresidenTq David SmiTh, SecreTary, and Ward lvlundy, Treasurer. Billy Beaird Charles BenTley Jimmy Fuller RoberT l-Ticks Alex Howell Paul Lanlcford Bryan Long Ward Mundy David Smi+h Marvin Tucker Alvan Turner Dickie WinseTT ferry Brown, Charlie Majors, and Drfan Foy prepare for initia- tion. PHI ETA SIGMA Firsl' Row llefl' lo righllt David E. l-lousel, Jerry Brown, Presidenli- Dean J. E. Foy, Grand Secrelaryq Ward Mundy, Vice-Presidenfg David Marlon. Second Row: Ronald Roberfson, Bob Conard, Roberl Pass- more, Curlis Neely, Ed Seibold, Bill Reeder. Third Row: Gene Reynolds, Ted Sfolces, Wyclille Orr, Arfhur Hadden, Ricky Smifh, Billy Grubb. Phi Era Sigma, a nalional freshmen men's hon- orary, served ils chiel purpose by providing a 'ruloring service for sludenls who expressed a need for addilional inslruclion or help in lheir course worlc. The iralernily awarded a Trophy lo lhe ira- lernily pledge class and lhe men's dormilory divi- sion wilh lhe highesl scholaslic averages. Phi Era Sigma was eslablished al Auburn on December 9, l95O. The purpose of The iralernily is ro encourage high scholarship in freshmen men. To be eligible lor Phi Era Sigma inilialion a slu- denl musl have allained al leasl an over-all 2.50 average ailer eilher one. lwo, or Three guarlers of work during his freshman year. l86 During Fall guarler Cwens served as hoslesses for The Foreign Siudenl Welcoming Tea and The Alabama Nalional lvleril Scholarship Finalisls. On Homecoming and Village Fair weekends Jrhey sold doughnuls as lheir major money-making proiecls for The year. The highesl honor Thar can be beslowed on a sophomore woman al Auburn is being recognized by Cwens lor oulslanding scholarship abilily and campus leadership. This honor sociely was Tirsl eslablished in l94O under The name ol Owls. ln l957 Owls received ils charler lo become Pi Chap- rer of The Nalional Sociely of Cwens. Firsl Row lleff +0 righllz Rulh Sherman, President Kilfy Adams, Vice- Presidenig Cindy Bridges, Secrefaryg Lyn Heard, Treasurer: Sandy Waldrop, Kay Moss, Carol Adams. Second Row: Sharon Moiisi, Char- lene Davis, Lynn Moore, Jackie Smiih, Raye Ward, Belly Love Turney, Anne Eley, Barbara Willel, Laurie Hardin, Mary McCall. Third Row: Sherry Smilh, Jeanne Moon, Theresa Holman, Barbara Gilmore, Beliy Slewarl, Gail Frederick, Susan Carle-r, Rila Holi, Judy Holi, Judy Hall, and Kem Mori. CVVENS Cwens register National Merit Scholars. i i ! iii 'nmmsagnziaa- l-ax ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA The proiecT oT Alpha Lamba DelTa, a naTional Treshmen women's honorary, was The presenTaTion oT a book scholarship Tor a deserving senior woman wiTh a 2.0 average. They joined wiTh Phi ETa Sigma, The Treshmen men's honorary, Tor a bangueT during winTer guarTer To honor Their new iniTiaTes. These Two groups also co-sponsored a recepTion honoring Treshmen wiTh a 2.0 average Tor Their TirsT quarTer and inviTing Them To sTrive Tor membership in The honoraries. Alpha Lambda DelTa is a naTional honorary Tor Treshmen women who have earned a 2.50 The TirsT guarTer or a 2.5 average aTTer Three guarTers aT Auburn UniversiTy. The purpose oT This honorary is To recognize Treshmen women Tor ouTsTanding academic achievemenT and To encourage Them in The conTinuing developmenT oT Their poTenTial. SeaTed: Carol Meadows STory, Junior Advisor: Cindy Bridges, Record- ing SecreTary: Susan CarTer, President Judy Fowler, ReporTerg Kern MorT, Corresponding Secretary. Second Row: Judy Kennedy, Joan McCracken, Carol Barnes, MarTha Herring, Nancy Lucius, Genie Lee, Third Row: Suzanne McDonald, Marion RoberTs, Linda NewTon, Terry Hull, Jeanne Hawke. ,yi Seaiedz Jeanne Moon, Carolyn SmiTh, Diane Liles, Gay lv1iTchell, Ann l-linTon. Second Row: Carol Adams, KiTTy Adams, Donna Jenkins, Carol Hodges, Jan Body. Third Row: Ann Davis, Barbara Gilmore, PaT Jen- kins, Peggy WhiTT, Laura Neill. A K wb if N lx I 4 5 I ,W -',f-X Q wlxfl m b 'A as- x , .TNX ' x x , K 0 fp 1 Ax wx H J ', . ff, x 'N X ,k X G., f df ,J If -qw U Y g 4 xx f ff XX x 15 X 97 xx Wm 7 Ab , , amz Q3 f Q :M l I f 9 S V 4 53 F5 ,-U' fc f I Q 5 e - 2 OOGQEQQQW-X E me VK Y f yn 5 fy ii M xl 5 Q? ga W QM Eciiiaor Greek Panels Sororifies Fraferniiies Assis+an+s Kirk Cunningham Claire Norman Marsha Mason Dickey Winse++ Virginia Woods Joe Sarver Azuarzls for In1'erfr'aternity rnnzjzetillon are presenlezl at the banquet enneluzling the fratcrnily fo ru m. ummm Sorority 1'eprese1itatiz'es ezralziule izleas Ffaternily and sorority vizemlnirs gaflzer obtained from panel zlisezissimzs. to hear keynote speaker. Aller making ils debul lasl year, The Fralernily Forum was again sponsored by The lnlerlralernily and Panhellenic Councils as a parl ol Greek Week. The Forum was very successful in providing an in- 'relleclually slimulaling program designed lo evalu- aie iralerniry ideals and in evalualing lhe progress of lhe local and nalional chaplers in achieving lhese ideals. Parlicipaling in The program were lraiernily and sororily nalional headguarlers represenlalives, alumni, lacully, and sludenl members. ln addilion lo a concerl lealuring Cris Redding, given for The purpose of raising funds for a scholar- ship, Jrhe co-recrearional Greek Olympic Games and lhe annual Greek Goddess conlesr were also imporlanl paris of Greek Week. 193 SECOND ANNUAL FRATERNITY FORUM HELD DURING GREEK WEEK Coffee-breaks enable members of all snrmz ties and fraternities to meet one Illllllllllf. 5 lc T ' . A T BoTTom Rowz: Anne Williams, Karon Wilkes, Deanna Nolen, PaTTi Meek, Judy SouTherland. Second Row: Sarah Pearson, Kay Douglas, Anne Eley, Leslie Clisby, Sally Yearnan, Judy LaTlam, Alice Be-aTTie, Jackie Weerns, Linda Long. Third Row: Linda Myrick, Chris Akin, Marsha MilTon, Marsha Barr, Helene PoyThress, Suzanne Kelley, BeTsy Vance, Brenda WaTlcins, PaTsy Alsabrook, Lil STrong Norris. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL SERVES AUBURN'S SORORITY SYSTEM This year The Panhellenic Council Tinanced Two scholarships Tor Toreign sTudenTs, sponsored The Women's Greek ConvocaTion, and conducTed a ChrisTmas proiecT Tor a local. underprivileged children's home. The Council also supporTed Village Fair, The Auburn FraTerniTy Forum, and WRA. The Panhellenic Council was composed oT one dele-gaTe and The presidenT oT each OT The Twelve sororiTies. IT TuncTioned as a supervisory body and aTTempTed To mainTain Tavorable relaTions wiTh The lnTerTraTerniTy Council and Auburn UniversiTy, as well as beTween individual sororiTi'es. SororiTy acTiviTies, such as rush, pledge swaps, socials. and Teas, were regulaTed by Panhellenic. Lefi' To RighT: Deanna Nolen, Treasurer: Anne Williams, Presidenh Karon Wilkes, SecreTary. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC EVALUATES WOIVIEN'S RUSH This year, rhe Junior Panhellenic Council con- ducled an exlensive rush evalualion program To assisl The Panh-ellenic Council in organizing and con- ducling an even beller Women's Rush Program in The lulure. The Council also sponsored several pledge class exchange leas for The purpose of main- laining good inlersororily relalions. As a Chrislmas proiecl, The memloers collecled iewelry for The Julia Tulwiler Prison. In order +o give freshmen sororily women experi- ence in Panhellenic aclivilies, The presidenl and one delegale from each pledge class allended Junior Council meelings. This promoled a beller under- slanding ol: The responsibilily each sororily has in conlrilouling lo a slrong Greek syslem and cooper- alive inlersororify relalions. aw Lefi' +o Righi: Linda Long, Advisor, Cindy Flora, Secrelaryg Macy Tullle, Presidenl. Bolfom Row: Linda Long, Macy Tullle, Cindy Flora, Louise Wood, Anne Lane. Second Row: Palli Wells, Laura Mullins, Gwen Polon, Becky l-lagood, lsabelle Leonard, Susan l-lill, Susan Foy. Third Row: Sharon Pardue, Marion MacDonald, Gail Devaney, Belh Machlolfl, Janice Roberls, Judy Learnon, Bene Benson. l95 JERI ALLEN SUSAN ANDREWS BETTY BANGERT BECKY BEALL MARGIE BOON PAM BRYANT JANET BURKE EVELYN BYRD LINDA CAMP KATIE CAMP MARY CAMPBELL JOAN CONNELL SUSAN CRAIG MARY DEAN MARTHA DELIUS DIANE DOWDY CAROLYN DRAPER MYRA DUNCAN Sisters look for the ADPi creme pup' at the Sweetshojz Party during rush week. I96 LINDA EVINS DEEN FISHER FRANCES GIBSON BOOTSIE GIVAN PATSY GRANT JENNY GRISSOM CORINNE HAM BECKY HEACOCK NAN HOLLEY BETTY LEE HOLLINGER MILLYMAC JENKINS ANNE JOHNSON CLAUDIA JOHNSON JOY JOHNSON JULIE LONG KATHERINE MAY JEAN McCAIG POLLY MQCLURKIN SUE McDANAL Eslablished al Wesleyan College in I85I Alpha Della Pi was lounded al Auburn in I94I lor lhe purpose ol moral, menlal and social enrichmenl ol ils members . . . Millymac Jenkins was Treasurer ol AWS . . . Linda Silayenl, Diane Dowdy, and Calhy l-lansell were Calendar Girls . . . Sally Suller and Sherry Russell were cheerleaders . . . Sally was also Miss Auburn Spiril . . .Cheryl Jenkins was a GLOM- ERATA Beauly . . . Jo Ellen McKinney was Greek Goddess, a War Eagle Girl, and Pike Calendar Girl . . . Diane Myrick and Linda Camp were on AWS Slandards Board, and Erances Tully served on Ju- diciary Council . . . Carolyn Draper, Barbara Wil- lell, and Jo Ellen McKinney were ROTC sponsors . . . Jane Robinson was Della Tau Della Sweelhearl, Sherry Russell was Lambda Chi Crescenl Girl, Hazel Sallerlield was Sweelhearl ol Sigma Pi, and Myra Duncan was Sweelhearl ol Circle K... Diane Dowdy was Commander ol Angel Elighl . . .Cheryl Jenkins was secrelary . . . Linda lvlyrick was lisled in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- lies . . . Sislers were on GLOIVIERATA and Plains- man slalls and in such honoraries as Morlar Board, Alpha Lambda Della, Cwens, and Kappa Della Pi. JO ELLEN MCKINNEY ANN MCLEAN MARIANNE MCLENDON BARBARA MEEKER CAROLE MEGGINSON KATHY MILLS JOYCE MOORE DIANE MYRICK LINDA MYRICK CLAIRE NORMAN DONNA PARKER SARAH PEARSON PAM PRUETT KATHERINE ROBBINS JANE ROBINSON LYNN ROOIJEMORE CAROLE ROZELL SHERRY RUSSELL HAZEL SATTERFIELD SANDRA SCOTT BETTY SEALE LINDA SILAVENT NANCY SPANN JUDY STEWARD KAYE STOKELY LINDA STOUT PEGGY STOUT SALLY SUTTER LINDA SYLVEST SUZANNE TRIMM MARGUERITE TUCK FRANCES TU LLY ANNE WALLIS RAYE WARD SUZANNE WILLIAMS JANIE WILSON BARBARA WITTEL PAT WITTEL VIRGINIA WOODS CYNTHIA YOUNGBLOOD OFFICERS DEANNA NOLEN Presidenf EMILY AMASON Vice Presidenf DI RHODES Secretary REBECCA HARRIS Treasurer NOT PICTURED NAN ADAMS JAN ANDREWS SALLY BROOKS HOLLIS EASLEY CATHY HANSELL LYNN HATHCOCK SALLY JAMESON CHERYL JENKINS MARILYN KRIEGER MARCIA MQCLURKIN DONNA MILLER LAURA MULLINS JOAN RENAUD PATTI ROGERS CAROLE ROSS DONNA KAY SHAW CHARLOTTE STANDLEY LINDA WILLIAMS JANE ZACHARY IN M K E Q W .B I 2 Bi ALPHA DELTA PI BETA OMEGA CHAPTER 9 ,K in 'umm QL i -...D ' Ya Q, . X S. ' EE rv ' T - 1? ' X95 MARY SCOTT ALFORD ANNE AUSTIN JANE BALCH SHARON BARBRE ELLEN BENNETT NANCY BROWN NEALI BROWN BARBARA BURNS INEZ BURTS JEANNE CAIN SUSAN CASADAY SANDRA CHAMBERS PEGGY CHAPMAN BECKY COUCH BETH CRAWFORD ELLEN CRAWFORD MARGARET ANN CUMBEE MARY MAUDE DENTON Alpha Gam features zz Showbozzt Parry during rush wack. I98 CYNTHIA DIXON DIANE FLEMING LYNNE FRITH JUDI GALLAGHER CAROLYN GRAVES LYNDA GRIFFITH KAY GUTHRIE VIRGINIA HALEY CAROLE ANN HARRIS JANE HARRIS MARY JANE HARVEY KATHY HOFFMAN JANE HORNSBY JANA HOWARD BETTY HUCKSTEP SUZANNE HUBBARD KAY IVEY LYNNE JAMES DANNIE JONES DIANNE LILES LINDA LONG VIVIAN LONG BARBARA JEAN LOWRY ELLEN LUCY The nafional founding of Alpha Gamma Delfa foolq place af Syracuse in I904 wifh esfablishmenf of a chapfer af Auburn in I939 . . . lfs purpose was fo develop friendships fo which we give loving and consfanf devofion . . . Pafsy Aranf, Mary Lee Sfrofher and Jeanne Swanner Bowline were lisfed in Who's Who.. .Suzanne Kelley and Sandra Wal- drop were maioreffes . . . Kay lvey was Secrefary of fhe Sfudenf Body . . . Befh Crawford was Vice Presidenf of Educafion . . . Sandra Waldrop was Senafor from l-lome Economics . . . Ivlargaref Ann Cumbee and Befh Crawford were War Eagle Girls . . . Ellen Crawford was Miss Village Fair . . . Kay Moss was Kappa Alpha Rose and Soufhern Province KA Rose . . . Sara McCree was Sweefhearf of Alpha Gamma Rho . . .Jana Howard was Assisfanf Edifor of fhe Plainsman and Superinfendenf of Public Rela- fions . . . Mary Lee Sfrofher was Presidenf of Phi Alpha Thefa and Direcfor of Foreign Sfudenfs Re- lafions . . . Mary Cafherine Venable and Kafhy Hoffman were -Junior Counselors . . . I-lonoraries included Ivlofar Board, Cwens, Alpha Lambda Delfa, Phi Kappa Phi, Omicron Nu, and Kappa Delfa Pi. LYNNE MCDONALD DICKIE MQGOWEN LAURA MCMILLAN BOBBI MQWHORTER KATHY MEDLOCK CAROLE JANE MEIGS JANIE MORGAN KAY MOSS LINDA NAFTEL BETSY NEAL NANCY NUNNERY RITA OAKES MARCIA PARDEN MARILYN PARKER ADENA PHILLIPS BETH, PHILLIPS BRENDA PLYLER JUDY POTTER MICHELLE PURNELL CYNTHIA RAMEY ANNA REINHART OWEN ROTON DONNA SALIBA PENNY SAUNDERS KITTY SCOTT SUSAN SHAW RUTH SHERMAN SHERRY SMITH ANN SMYTH MARY LEE STROTHER VIRGINIA THERRELL MARY BRANTLEY THOMPSON JANANN TILLEY ABIGAIL TURNER MACEY TUTTLE MARY CATHERINE VENABLE SMYLY WADSWORTH SANDY WALDROP SYLVIA WALKER STEPHANIE WALLACE BECKY WEBER CLAUDIA WHEELER NANCY WILLIAMS TONI WILLIAMS OFFICERS SUZANNE KELLEY Presidenf PATSY ARANT Vice Presidenf NELL HARRIS Secrehary PAT QUARLES Treasurer NOT PICTURED JEANNE S. BOWLINE CHARLENE DAVIS JUDY DEAVOURS JO ANN FEAOIN SUSAN HARLAN JANE HOFFMAN FAYE HUGGINS SARA MQCREE KITTY NUNN MARION ROBERTS LESLIE RUSSELL LESLEE THOMAS LIBBY WHEELER ALPHA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER L 5-A xml-Q45 9 3 kc l 'ff O 'v I ll wa AMMP' .V .V ,,., ,,:.,Ig2., -.,. I ,I.,,5 1 ,:., 2 T K Q S? IIIII .v,...,. ifi I I 2fSg :A I I I III I SUSAN ADAMS JANET ADAMSON I JANE AKIN I NANCY BARNARD BENE BENSON MARY GUY BLAKE JUDY BOND CATI-IIE BRADFORD BETTY BRADSI-IAW KAY BRIDGES SALLY BROWN ELLEN BUTLER CAROLYN CAMPBELL DIANE CLEMENTS CHARLOTTE CLI FT JOY COX BARBARA CROSS KATI-IY CROTWELL The A0175 win j51',n' place in sorority Sfcjz Sing compelition. PRISCILLA DICKMAN JUDY DANIEL DIANE DAVIDSON LYNN DERAMUS JOAN ELLIOTT JANE EVANS PENNY ERY DEBBIE I-IARRISON GRACE I-IERNDON VIVIAN I-IERREN LYNN I-IICKS SI-IARON HOLMES CAROL JEHLE JO ANN JONES LYNN JONES VICKI LANIER DIANE LANKFORD GEORGIA LUNSFORD VICKI LUPO CARLA LAURUI-IN JANICE MQCRACKEN DAWN McDONALD DIAN NA McKAY Alpha Omicron Pi was founded al Barnard Col lege in I897 Io bring inlo exislence an organizalion based on simplicily and 'ro Sublimale inlo a uselul and enduring bond Ihe friendship of a group . . . Della Della Chapler was eslablished al Auburn in IQ46 . . . Linda Vaughan and Palli Meek were Miss A Day Einalisls . . . Linda Rush was I-Ionorary Ll. Colonel of Ihe Army ROTC and a War Eagle Girl . . .Three sislers were members of Angel Flighl . . . Kay Walls was Direclor of Enlerlainmenl of Slu- denl governmenl . . . Karen Willces was Secrelary lo lhe Edilor ol lhe GLOIVIERATA, Secrelary ol Panhellenic, and a member of Phi Bela Lambda . . . Kay Bridges was Presidenl ol WRA. was on 'Ihe Freshman Advisory Council, and was a member of lhe Execulive Commillee . . . Nancy Nichols served on Judiciary Council and was Iisled in VVho's Who in American Colleges and Universilies . . . Suzanne Powell was OTS Sweelhearl . . . Members were also found in Ihe Auburn Band, Dolphin Club, Union Commillees, Lillle Sislers of Minerva, and Ihe Plainsman and GLOMERATA slallls . . . This year, The AOPi's won Iirsl place in Ihe Slep Sing . . . l'lonoraries included lvlorlar Board, Cwens, Kappa Della Pi, Alpha Lambda Della. and Epsilon Della. ALICE McLEOD GAYLE MARKS MARY FRANCES MILLER MARY RUSH MILTENBURGER LYNN MITCHELL BETTY MOORE MARY MORGAN LINDA MORSE SHARON MOTISI NANCY NICHOLS PEGGY NICHOLS KATHY NORFLEET ANN PATTERSON SHERA LOU PATTON SUZANNE POWELL EMILY RILEY DIANE ROUTON LINDA RUSH BRENDA SAWYER KAREN SHRIVELLE TERRELL SMYTH JUDY SOUTHERLAND MELVA TARRANT MARY CARROLL TAYLOR JULIA TINSLEY NANCY TURNER MARX ANN WELLS KARON WILKES ELLEN WILLIAMS DARLENE WOODALLL BONNIE WORTHAM SALLY WORTHINGTON GAYLE ZERBE OFFICERS TRISHA GWINN Vice PresIdenI LIZ CAGLE Secrefary MARY HINES Treasurer PATTI MEEK IN.P.I Presidenf NOT PICTURED KATHY ANDERSON ELIZABETH BURNETT LEE ANN CAGLE LINDA CLARK KATY COPLIN LINDA HAWKINS DALE HAYS SANDRA HOLLIS BETH JONES TINKY MCCUTCHEN JUDY PERKINS BEVERLY PHILLIPS PAT POINT JULIA NELLE SMITH KAY WATTS GERRI WHITE 25:-if?-21:1 '. -I-12 -1-Sf' :IE 2 'IIE:2ZI'3I 1,-I1-2 'Z -2 -. . .T '. I'-Sf, ' it .,.:.1:,::.: gyg: 2 2 ' ' 'Ea - , x,q,.sI:? iw A.: I 4 5 334 , ' ...,.. , .,.. L ' ,Sf , W .J W ALPHA OIVIICRON PI DELTA DELTA CHAPTER IBBY BETTS BARBARA BINGHAM CHARLOTTE BLACKWELL VICKI BLOODWO RTI-I MARY BOAZ BUNNIE BRADFORD CONNIE BRASWELL CINDY BRIDGES RACHEL COREY SUE COWEN MISSY CURRENT- GARCIA JERRY DERRICK GUYNELLE DILLARD PAM DORNE LAURIE ELLIS CLAUDIA FIELDS SHARON FISHER PAM FOSTER Sisters prepare for rush week at a zvorkslzop preceding fall quarter. NANCY FREEMAN GAY GAERTNER ANN GARDNER JANE GARDNER ANN GATTIS JO ELLEN GRANT MARTHA GRAVLEE JUDY GREEN BECKY HAGOOD BETH HALL LAURIE HARDIN SHARON HAYTER LYN HEARD MARTHA HERRING MARILOU HIGHT MARY ALICE HOLLIS JUDY JONES JANICE JORDAN BARBARA KELLER JOY KIRKPATRICK JO ANNE KNUTSON BARBARA LANG GENIE LEE Chi Omega was founded in I895 aI Ihe Univer siIy of Arkansas . . . IIs purpose was Io uniie as members in cIose bonds of friendship and Io Ifosier generousness and eilfeciiveness . . . The Auburn Chaprer was es+abIished in I923 ...Adrienne Wise was Miss Homecoming and Kappa Sigma SweeI- hearf . . .Joanne Knujrson was a Pike CaIendar GirI . . . Laurie ScoII won Ihe Phi Gamma DeIIa Miss Rai Cap ConIesI, and Jane MauIdin was Ihe I965 Theia Chi Chariiy Bowl Queen . . . Lauri I-Iardin was Ihe Lambda Chi AIpha Crescenr Girl . . . Markie Rob- inson was a cheerleader, and Janice Jordon served as a maioreiie . . . Six sisiers were members oi Angel FIighI . . . Mary RusseII, Judy Jones, and Cindy Bridges were AWS Oiiicersg and Mary was Iisied in Who's Who in American CoIIeges and Uni- versiiies . . . Gay Gaeriner, Mary Alice I-IoIIis. Rachel Corey and JiII Weems were Junior Coun- seIors . . . Berh Young was Ihe Treasurer of Moriar Board . . . Chi Omega was represenIed on Ihe GLOMERATA and Plainsman sIaFIs, and in Ihe IoI- Iowing honoraries: Morlrar Board, AIpha Lambda DeIIa. and Cwens. CAROL LEN ISABELLE LEONARD MARYLAND LONG MARY MCCALL SUSAN MQCULLOUGH SUSAN McKAY MARILEE MANGRUM RUTH MARTIN TESS MARXER JANE MAULDIN MARY MOBLEY ANN MOON LIBBY MOORE MARY MORGAN GINGER MOSELEY ANN NIX JOY NOLEN PATSY O'NEILL BECKY PAGE PEGGY PAUL CAROL PINKSTON KRIS POOLE DONNA REECE MARKIE ROBINSON MARY RUSSELL GALE SAXON LAURIE SCOTT FAYE SEARCY JANE SHULTS SUSAN STANSELL MARTHA STEINER SUZY SWAN JAN THOMAS PAM THOMAS TANYA THOMSEN SARA VAUGHN SUSAN VAUGHN JILL WEEMS JUDY WHITE ISABEL WILLIAMS JUDY WILLIAMS ADRIENNE WISE SARA LOUISE WOOLDRIDGE BETH YOUNG OFFICERS JACKIE WEEMS Presidenl MARIANNE PATTON Vice PresIQIerII MARY TREAT Secue-Iary EDNA BRINGLEMANN Treasurer NOT PICTURED BEBE ARNOLD BECKY BRITTAIN DEE CLARKE BETH FOSTER CLAIRE HAYES GLENDA HEATH SUSIE HOLLIS PENNY JACOBY BARBARA KENNEDY MARSHA KNIGHTON GAIL LILLY FRANCINE MCPHERSON CHARLOTTE SMITH SANSING SMITH BETTY STAPLETON JAN SUTTON NANCY THOMAS 'A 3535 N' 0 g 4' 'QT K Q 3 I M Q II T ? ggzgg I lg M R is X --ma., , , w:,.,s-:- . gezmy g... ,: j' ,, j::.g'315'ggg.: S QS ,, , 1 X 'fi Sm NS A 'Q CHI OMEGA ALPHA BETA CHAPTER SQAI' I,:, :':..,., .,,., X 'q ' ,-'. 1 , --:Z : ' Y 12' I ,,,. , ,.,: .a.,,::'i11-2:23-,., Z, ff, ,,.,,.,:, E'I ,:':: ...,. W Q I' .21 Q ..,.,,, 5 ,.. ,,:,, 1 , on .Q n Z . :A 8 Q. P Q 0 0 S S H A ,:,T. PEGGY BENDER ANNE BENNETT CAROLYN BENNETT BARBARA BIGGER KATHY BLAKE NANCY BOSENBERG JANICE BRUCE CAROL CASEY GENE CHAMBERS JEANNIE CLAYTON PENNIE COLLIER SUSAN CROOK MOLLY DUNCAN CHARMA FANNIN JAN FAULK ZENA FREE JEANNIE GARRETT PRISCILLA GILMER The Tri-Drlts' rush week features a sjmakcary at the Roaring Twenties Party. NANCY GILREATH PATSY GREEN BETSY HAGLER PHOEBE HALE CAROL HEAD MARY BARNES JERNIGAN MARSHA JONES JUDY LaFLAM ALICE LAMAR DALE LEACH SUSAN LILES GAYLA LITTLE BETH MACHTOLFE KITTY MARKLE MARY ANN McDOWELL DIANE MCGOOGAN HELEN McMlLLlAN DOT McNElL GEMMA MEADOWS WYNONA MERRITT Della Della Della was loundec al Boslon Univer- sily in l888 lo inslill in ils memoers lhe ideals and characler lhal were upheld by lwe lounders and lo promole a moderale bul consislenl expansion pol- icy . . . The Tri-Dells eslablishec lhe Auburn chap- ler in l954 . . . This year Wynona Merrill was Miss Auburn Spiril and Senalor-al-Large . . . Jane Lou Perry was Presidenl ol SAE Lillle Sislers ol Minerva ...Jane Miller was a Pilqe Calendar Girl.. .Sandra Smilh served on Judiciary . . . Belly Love Turney was Senalor lrom lhe College ol Chemislry . . . Nancy Bosenburg was on Freshman Council . . . Nancy Bassham was Presidenl ol WRA . . . Janice Bruce was WRA handbook edilor . . . Carolyn Ben- nell and Charma Fannin were vice-presidenls ol SEA . . . Priscilla Gilmer was an Assislanl GLOM- ERATA Edilor . . . Mela Wooll was Presidenl ol Dorm Ill . . . Sislers parlicipaled in Dolphin Club, Junior Counselor Program Union Commillees, Plainsman and GLOMERATA slalls, Freshman Ad- visory Council, and Band . . . I-lonoraries included Morlar Board, Lambda Tau, Kappa Della Pi, Alpha Lambda Della, Owens, Alpha Epsilon Della, Della Phi, Omicron Nu, and Arl Guild. 204 JANE MILLER JO MILLER MARY MARGARET MILLER LYNN MOORE SHERRY NEWSOME JOANIE NICHOLS SHIRLEY PALMER JANE LOU PERRY SUZANNE PETTUS SUSIE PRENDERGAST MARTHA RAABE SARAH ANN RICHARDSON PATRICIA RITTENOUR LIL ROSS ANN SLEDGE MAILANDE SLEDGE LULA SMITH SANDRA SMITH MARY ELLEN SOWELL MARY ANN STONE STEPHANIE SULLIVAN GENYE THAGGARD BETTY LOVE TURNEY JANE VOELLINGER JANE WATSON DOTTIE WILKINSON GAY WILLIAMS CAROLYN WOOD META WOOLE PAULA WYCKOFE OFFICERS ALICE BEATTIE Presidenjr JOANE BENNETT Vice-Presidenf NANCY BASHAM Secrefary MARILYN TUTWILER Treasurer NOT PICTURED BECKY ANDREWS BRENDA BRITTAIN LAURA ANN JONES MARY DALE MCGREGOR SUE MILLER NANCY MILLS LYN PARKER MARGIE PEARSON PATRICIA TAYLOR PAT VICKERS DELTA DELTA DELTA PHI THETA CHAPTER QQ, iw MT 5935 S 3 vyigg 54 Q09 QQQW XM? if 3563 4, 9 TNQ Z? S264 Q fs? S 0 N9 'QNSQQI9 giws s Q as S X am IIKDXX 'W LT I X L' Q T K L ,'-,...f-'I x, W faf 1 A A AQ . , I 00, ' KW Q, C5 A h gw , az: 9 If - , iq 2 0' , QI- JANE ADAMS MARY ARNETT JUDY BAGGETT LYNDAL BALENTINE OLIVIA BAXTER MARY LOUISE BELL KAY BENTON DELIA BEST JENNIE BEVIS LINDA BIGGER GLORIA BOND AMELIA BONNER in ,, , -, .,',. V' W M G O an K . .:.: HARRIET BRYANT 'M 52122 -h.V,-V SUSAN BUCKN ER gi Q use --'- ,T r 2 - Tii i iiiiff 2 II L .-..V5 .lvlb r .. Mfxizeie BuisT :.I-: .IIII I I. x Q 1 TREBA BU Rcu ,,,.,, V p ,..I ANTOINETTE 1II I -r ., rf I cARNfxe-eio I -V-- T110 Dflta Zrfas put Zlieir hands up for a big WAR EAGLE at their slumber party after formal pledging. JUNE CASSIDY CONNIE CLEMMONS SISSY COOK ELAINE CORDES BARY BRUCE CORNEILSON JOIE CROUCH MARY KAY DARR GEORGETTE DAVIS MARCIA DAVIS BETTY DOUGI-IERTY BECKY DREADEN JUDI ELSLAGER MARSI-IA ESTERBROOK TONYA ETI-IRIDGE SANDY FLICKENGER CINDY FLORA ANN FRANKLIN ALLEN GANEY CAROLYN GIPSON JANE GORE LAURA GREEN JEAN I-IALL Miami UniversiTy was The Tounding siTe Tor DeITa ZeTa, in I902 . . . The purpose Tor Tounding was varied naTionaI programs direcTed Toward The wel- Tare oT iTs members and oT The larger communiTy . . . DeITa ZeTa was esTabIished aT Auburn in I94O . . . Mary WhiTIey was EdiTor oT The Plainsman and IisTed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versiTies . . . Susan Williams was a War Eagle Girl and a GLOMERATA BeauTy . . . Olivia BaxTer was The Plainsman EdiToriaI AssisTanT . . . Marge Broclc, Mary Kay Darr, and Carol Weldon were on The GLOMERATA sTaIT . . . Susie I-IowTon was on The UniversiTy Council . . . Allen Ganey was SenaTor Trom The College oT EducaTion and also PresidenT oT SEA . . . Lana Pierce was in Angel EIighT . . . Sue BurdeTTe was PresidenT OT The College oT Educa- Tion . . . The DeITa ZeTas won second place in The I965 Sigma Chi Derby and were champions in The WRA Bowling. HELEN HARRIS DIANNE I'-IIGHTOWER DANA HOWARD MARY LOU JEFFORDS ANN KASSINGER SUE KELLEY PEGGY KING SYLVIA LITTLETAYLOR SANDRA LOVELACE GAIL MATLOCK TINA MILLER TAIRILYN MITCHELL SANDY MOON SALLY MOSLEY EVERLY MURDOCK UE ELLEN OWENS LANA PEARCE DIANE PERRY SUSIE SARKISS CAROL SIMMONS SHERRY SIMPSON MARTHA SIMS DIANE SNODDY MILDRED SPARKS CINDY SULLIVAN LINDA THORSON NANCY TILDEN JUDY TOWNSEND JUDY TRAMMELL RIS UNDERWOOD ENNIFER VERNON NANCY WALKER AROLYN WALTERS CAROL WARDEN CAROL WELDEN LINDA WELDON MARY WHITLEY SUSAN WILLIAMS MISSY WILSON JUDY WILSON OFFICERS SHERRILL WILLIAMS Presidem CAROLYN BOYLES VIce Presidem FRANCES SMITH Secrefary LYNN COLVIN IN.P.I Treasurer NOT PICTURED PEGGY BRUNSON CONNIE CLENNEY JACKIE CLENNEY LYNN COLVIN ANGIE GROOMS SUE HEMPLEMAN SUSIE HOWTON JUDY LILES GAYLA MCKINNEY LINDA MQLEAN BOBBIE OLNEY SOPHIE PETTIS SHERRY SATTERFIELD BECKY WINDHAM DELTA W L. IQ MW. , .,,.. l,,,: ,..I.,, .I.-:, N -,-,--:--,-: 5 -1,1:2:-:z :-':' V:':,v: P f-:- I -:-- -IIVQ -vzr : - I ' .,I:, 3 r-' A ,:,,: 3 5 3 Z v.,..,, X - :Q 5 sb b e I I 2 J S A ,n,,-l.: -Q ::A J, II JIIII ,IJI IJJIIIIIJ IJJJJ LJ J I I I IYQWYEQGI ETA BETA XI CHAPTER DIANE ABERCROMBIE SANDY BAKER SANDRA BALLARD DALE BANKER SARAH BLAKE SUZANNE BROWN ELL PATRICIA SUE BU RNIE ROSEMARY BURNIE BETTY BULLARD JANE CARR CHERRY CARROLL CAROLE CHANCEY This yaaf Kappa Alpha Thetas, Formal was hcld at the Goziemufs House Motel in Aflontgomery. MITZI COCKRELL CATHERINE COTTIER MARY DIXON SUE DUNN BARBARA EDWARDS CAROLYN GEIGER JANICE GIBBONS BETH GILES JUDITH GREGORY DOROTHY HAND MARY ELEN NOR HARGETT JOYCE HEADLEY SUSAN HILL ANN HOLLINGSWORTH HELEN HOLMES Kappa AIpha Theia was Iounded aI DePauw Uni- versiiy in I87O for The promoiion oi schoIarship, fellowship, and leadership among women . . . The Auburn Chapier was chariered in I957 . . . Diane Abercrombie was Sweeiheari of Beia -Iheia Pi . . . Miizi CocIcreII was Chairman of Ihe Eine Aris Com- miiiee . . . Susan Carier was Presideni of AIpha Lambda Delia . . . Marsha Mihlon was Presideni of ACE. . . Kay Jones was I-Iisiorian oi Moriar Board . . . Beih GiIes was Treasurer of ACE . . . Judiih Gregory was Vice-Presidenjr oi Pi DeIIa Phi . . . Mary Dixon was operaiions oiciicer oi Angel EIighI . . . Ann Green and Susan SIanIon were Junior Counselors . . . Members were in Angel EIighJr, Lii- IIe Sisiers oi Minerva, Dana King GaIcheII Home Economics Club, Auburn Band, Dolphin Club, and Conceri Choir . . . Sisiers served on The Plainsman siaii, The Auburn Engineer siaici, Union Commiiiees and Ereshman Advisory CounciI . . . I-Ionoraries in- cluded Phi Kappa Phi, MorIar Board, Cwens, Alpha Lambda Delia, Kappa DeIIa Pi, Pi DeIIa Phi, and Kappa Epsilon. RITA HOLT GLORIA HUBER VIRGINIA HUDGINS CAROL JEHLE BARBARA KOEPPEL ROBBIE LANGSTON MARIAN MacDONALD JANICE MCCOLL GAY MITCHELL JEANNE MOON SALLY MORRIS JANE NELSON ANTIE NEUBERT BUNNIE RITTENOUR BARBARA SANDERS VICKI STANZ LILL STRONG BARBARA TAYLOR PATH THOMPSON GAYE TURNIPSEED JUDY WALTON LINDA WALTON LINDA WELDON MARTHA WHEELER MARGIE WHITE MAURINE WILLIFORD SUZYE WILLIFORD SANDY WILLINGHAM BARBARA WOODFIN RITA YEAGER OFFICERS MARSHA MILTON Pre-sIcIenI SUSIE JOHNSON SecreIary SUSAN STANTON Treasurer CATHERINE FREEAR IN.P.I Vice PresIdenI NOT PICTURED JANNA ALLEN SUSAN CARTER PHYLLIS DIBENEDITTO ANN GREENE NANCY GREENE MARILYN HOOD KAY JONES JANE MATHEWS BETTY ROGERS JANET SCHWIEKER LYNN SNIDER DIANE TAYLOR TERESA WISE CAROLYN YAWN Qi 98 W gat V S :pda rgylidinfgxffx If.: .... . Ig J .. XZ, jggesjgrv ,:j:,5,. ,:,. L A' ' v' V ,,.. , A rg.. G YA KAPPA ALPHA TH ETA GAM MA OM EGA CHAPTER , . .,., , E53 X W1N .+ AAQDA CAROL ADAMS CATHY ALLEN LAURA ARDILLO PAT ARNOLD LILA ASHLEY BABS BARKSDALE SUSANNA BENEDICT CAROL BLEVINS PATTY BOGARDUS MAGGIE BONNELL GEORGIA BOONE OLIVIA BOYD JANE CASE LINDA CAUTHEN BECKY CI-IAPPELL PAT COBB WESSIE CONNER KD'S Hadesn is the title of a Kappa Delta rush skil. JAN ANDERSON 5 LEE ANN DENMARK JANE DIAMOND SUSAN DONNELL FRAN RYLAND DIXIE DOZIER TRICIA DUFFEY JACKIE EAKEN LELIA GILCHRIST CEIERYL GLASS JUDY HALL EMILY I-IATCHER GINGER HEACOCK NANCY JEFFREY RIDGLEY JOHNSTON MARCIA JONES VIRGINIA KELSER DOROTI-IY KNOWLTON MIMI LAFFRE ALICE LANIER DIANE LEE SUE LINX WILLIAMS MARSI-IA LOWRY JEAN LYON Kappa Della was founded in I897 for Ihe per- pelualion oi good fellowship, friendship, and sislerly love . . . Kappa Della was Iirsl organized on The Au- burn campus in I922 . . . Margarel Thomas was Sec- relary-Treasurer ol WRA . . . Carol Blevins was Chairman ol Judiciary and Secrelary ol Soulh- easlern Debale Council . . .Carhy Allen was IAWS Conlacl . . . Randy Pello-Parris was Ihe Navy Color Girl and Miss Navy Armed Forces . . . Mally Dyas and Mallory Roedy were Angel Elighl Sponsors while Palricia Narrows was Sponsor ol Scabbard and Blade and Miss July . . . Jane McKenzie and Carol Blevins were War Eagle Girls . . . Kalhey Reese reigned as Miss A Day and was a Cheer- leader . . . Marsha Lowry was Miss Fall Rush . . . Chris Alqin was Miss Auburn, Miss Eoolball USA. and Mosl Oulslanding Junior in Educalion . . . Louise Jones was SAE Pledge Sweelhearl and Pa- Iricia I-Iam was Pi Kappa Phi Pledge Sweelhearl . . . Anne Phillips and Chris Akin were selecled for Who's Who . . . Members were in Ihe following honoraries: Alpha Lambda Della, Cwens, Omicron Nu, Liappa Della Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, and Morlar Boar . SYDNEY MANN COOK ROSEMARY MAXWELL JANE MQKENZIE SUZANNE McINVALE MARY MARSHALL MITCHELL PATRICIA NARROWS RANDY PELTO-PARRIS ANNE PHILLIPS KATHEY REESE ANN RENFRO KAY RICHARDSON HARRIET ROBINSON MALLORY ROEDY MARY LOU SANDOZ IRENE SCALES ELLEN SCARSBROOK LIZ SEARCY MARILYN SMELKO PAM SWILLEY GINGER THOMAS LYN THOMAS MARGARET THOMAS SARA THOMAS SHARON TOWLES BECKY VARNER EDITH VON SEEBURG DENE WADSWORTH MARCIA WHITE COREY WILSON MARTHA ANN WINGO OFFICERS CHRIS AKIN PresIden+ ROSEMARY MCMAI-IAN Vice PresIcIenI PAU LA F. IRBY Secreiary MARY ANN STUCKY Treasurer NOT PICTU RED MARY ANNE BARRAN TRICIA BOYD ANNE BROWN GLEE DAVIDSON JEAN DEARMAN ANNE ELEY PAT EPPERSON DANERI FREEMAN LINDA HALL TRICIA HAM PEGGY HARDWICK LOUISE JONES CAROLYN KING KAPPA DELTA ANNE LANE BARBARA LOTT Ljmgg ELLEN YATES CHAPTER H ,.,.. ,- , SKK, .,-,- 1 11 zl' 1- 3? A '. hs. MES. I K , ww! A my .,lv if I F -.vi-Hi, IIII. 'I , .-'1 ., ' '- ' 'Wa auawvve 2II BEVERLY ASKEW AVERY LAMAR DONNA BARR PAULA BASSETT CATHY BENTLEY MILDRED CAMPBELL ELAINE CARNEY NATALIE CORDILL CAROLYN DENSON RENE DOBB GINNY DURHAM LULIE EDMONSON The Kappas and their ruslzcm gzzllzcr in the clzajitcr room for a s0ngfesf. DOROTHY ELLIS CAROL ANN FEX SUSAN FOY CAROLE FRECH JUDY GOODGAME RHETTA GRBSHAM ROBERTA GUY NANCY HELMS MARY HOLLADAY SYLVIA HOLLIS CAROL HUBBARD LESLIE HUGHES DOTTIE JAMES BARBARA KAISER KATHY KATSER Kappa Kappa Gamma originaTed aT MonmouTh College in l87O Tor The purpose oT promoTing a Greelc-leTTer TraTerniTy Tor women . . . lT esTablished a chapTer aT Auburn in I963 . . . Carole Erech was a TinalisT Tor Alabama's Miss lnTernaTional, runner- up Tor Miss Auburn, and a GLOMERATA BeauTy . . . Marsha Barr was a Calendar Girl, and MarTy SegresT and Susan Norred were War Eagle Girls . . .Susan was Magnolia Dorm SweeThearT. . . Gail Summerlin and Susan Erech were members oT Angel ElighT . . . Mary PeTranl4a was Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. . . Rene Dodd was DeITa Upsilon SweeT- hearT . . . Leslie Clisby was The Tau Kappa Epsilon SweeThearT . . . Susan Sewell was Sigma Phi Epsilon SweeThearT . . . CynThia Danner l-larper was Pi Kappa Phi Rose . . . Judy Goodgame served as a Junior Counselor . . . Nan RainwaTer served as PresidenT oT Dorm lll . . . Mary Lou Eoy was lisTed in Who's Who and was EdiTor oT The Tiger Cub . .. Kappas were ac:Tive on The Plainsman and GLOM- ERATA sTaTTs, c:oncerT choir, Dolphi Club, LiTTle SisTers oT Minerva, and are members oT The Tollow- ing honoraries: MorTar Board, Alpha Lambda DelTa, Cwens and Phi Alpha TheTa. LYNDA KAISER MARTHA KEARLEY JOAN McCRACKEN BETTY MQLAIN JUDY McLEOD BARBARA MITCHELL SUSAN NORRED MARTHA PARKER SUZANNE PEAVY MARY PETRANKA DIANE PORCHER MARTY SEGREST CAROL SETHNESS SUSAN SEWELL BETTY SHORE MARGARET ANN SIBLEY JACKIE SMITH SUSAN STEVENS LEATH STIGLER SANDRA THOMAS BETSY VANCE CAROL VAN METRE JANICE VOLLMER LYNDAY VOWELL NANCY WARRINGTON LYNN WIEGAND LIZ WIGGINS NANCY WILSON SUSAN WILSON GINNY WRYE I 2I3 OFFICERS LESLIE CLISBY Presidem' NAN RAINWATER Vice Presidenf GAIL SUMMERLIN Secrefary MARY LOU FOY Treasurer NOT PICTURED MARSHA BARR BETH BARRETT CHERYL ANN BITTNER GAIL EDWARDS SUSAN ERECH KATHLEEN HAIGLER SUSAN HANSON KITTY JAMISON JO ELYN JONES ELISE MCCAULEY SUSAN MOONEY LINDA PURIFOY SARA ROBERTSON SUE ROGERS TINA STARLIN6 MARY JIM WILKERSON KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA EPSILON ETA CHAPTER SrK ,JIJJS Yrrr JJRJ YY SJJ SCL I JJJIC Br agg 1.b lq,.Q'r rr,,f I Lf., .,.,T,. N , . I Q ,',. VA 'W' SHERRY ANDERSON JULIE ARCHER BARBARA ASBURY ANN BAGGETT GINGER BARBEROUSSE AM ELIA BARTON JACKIE BLAKELY SALLY BRAGAN SUSAN BUCKLEY TISH BURLESON GAIL BURTON DIANE BUSH GAIL BYRD SUSAN COLEMAN KAY CONWAY CAROL DENTON IRIS DESHAZO KAY DOUGLAS Phi Mu's Storybook Landf, a musical, is one of the highlights of their rush wcok. JULIA DUKE ANN DUNLAP MARTHA JEAN FLETCHER JENNY GASKINS DELESLYN GILBREATH RONA GILLIAM JANE GLENNON JANE GREEN MARY CAROLYN GRUBER KITTY GUPTON SUSAN HARRIS SANDY HOLLEMAN SUZANNE HUEFMAN JANE ANNE JACOBS JENNIE JENKINS PATRICIA JONES ROSEMARY JONES Phi Mu was lounded al Wes eyan Col ege in I852, uniling in sislerhood young women slriving lor ideal womanhood lhrough Irulh, honor, and charily . . . Alpha Mu Chapler was eslabished in I9-46 . . . This year, Karen Kelly was a member ol lhe Homecoming Courl . . . Susan Harris reigned as Honorary Colonel of The Army Brigade . . . Cheryl Johnson was a GLOMERATA Beauly . . . Diane Bush was Miss February and Ihe Sweelhearl ol Alpha Psi... Rosy Jones was Miss June and lhe Sweelhearl ol Sigma Chi . . . Suzan McCIanahan was a War Eagle Girl . . . Dinah Armslrong was Nalional Alpha Psi Sweelhearl and Pilne Calendar Girl . . . Ann Baggell was Thela Chi Dream Girl . . . Lee Overlon was Alpha Gamma Rho Pledge Sweelhearl, and Jenny Gaskins was Della Chi Sweelhearl . . . Diane Bush was Angel Plighl Com- mander, and seven olher sislers were Angels . . . Brenda Walldns was selecled lor Who's Who . . . Gloria Knowles and Marly Maynor were copy edi- Iors ol Ihe GLOMERATA . . . Five Phi Mus were Lillle Sislers of Minerva . . . Phi Mus were in AWS and sludenl governmenl commillees, and were rep- resenled in such honoraries as Phi Kappa Phi, Mor- lar Board, Alpha Lambda Della, Kappa Della Pi, and Arl Guild. KAREN KELLY BRENDA KICKLIGHTER GLORIA KNOWLES MYRA KNOWLES MICHELLE MARTIN MARSHA MASON SUZAN MQCLANNAHAN SUE NORTH LEE OVERTON NANCY PHILLIPS KITTY RANDALL REBECCA ROY NANCY SHIREY GAY SIMPSON SUSAN SPARKS SUSAN STACEY SUSAN STILL JANIE STRICKLAND CAROLE SWINDALL MAURINE TUDURY LINDA WALKER PAULA WALKER PATSY WALTON DONNA WEINMAN LYNN WHITE SARAH WHITE PATTY WELLS MARTHALYN WHITMAN PAM WILBORN MARJIE WOODHAM OFFICERS BRENDA WATKINS Presiderd DI NAI-I ARMSTRONG Vice Pre-sIdenI CHERYL JOHNSON Secrefary DORIS JONES Treasurer NOT PICTURED WYNELLE BOYD KAREN BROADRICK DOTTIE DAVIS SHERRY GRACE GLOE HERBERT DONNA JACOBS DAWN JONES SHARON JONES MARTY MAYNOR SHERRY MORRIS DONNA PRUETT SALLY RICHARDSON PRUDY SHIPLEY KNOXIE SMITH JILL WILLIAMS PHI NIU Wx I? 'ff f 5 - P , 1' Li, m f ., i f ,,.,. , Q ---' ' r --'- - - ' .,... , Q ' L -I L Mr, - WWNXQ ,.,, ,, ,,,. . ,. ' ff 5 Li 2I5 MYRA ARMISTEAD CAROL BASKIN LINDA BASS SALLY BRASWELL JOANNE BRIDGES SUSAN BURKE LOUISE CALHOUN MARY COOPER DEBRA CROW LUCY DEIGNAN ELLEN DOWMAN SHERYL EAST KAREN EDNEY MARGENE ENGMAN ANNE FLEGAL GAIL FREDERICK BETTY GO LD BLATT MARGARET GOODMAN Las Vegasu is the theme of Pi Phfs rush jmrly. BARBARA GOSSETT DIANE GRANT DIANNE GRIFFIN JANE I-IALL MARTHA CHARLES HALL TERRY HARRIS BETTY HENKIN DAWN HOGAN THERESA HOLMAN GINGER HUCKSTEP PAT JEAN ES ANGELA KIRKPATRICK CYNTHIA LINDSAY LINDA LITTLE MANDY MANDERSON SUE MARTIN MARSHA MAUCK SALLY MESSER KAY MORRISON Pi Beia Phi was Iounded naIionaIIy aI Monmouih College in I867 Io promulgaie schoIarship, charac- Ier, and Iraierniiy service and Io insIiII in IIs mem- bers responsibiIiIy Io Iheir colleagues, naIionaI or- ganizaIion, and Ihemselves . . . The Auburn chapier was esIabIished in I957 . . . Anne Williams was PresidenI of PanheIIenic, PiIce CaIendar Girl, a mem- ber oi Ihe Execuiive CabineI of Ihe Siudemh Body, and Iisied in VVho's Who in American CoIIeges and Universiiies . . . SheryI Easi was Vice PresidenI oi A. C. E .... Jane I-IaII was a member of Ihe Debaie Team, served on Ihe Judiciary CounciI and was 'Ihe Pershing RiiIes Sponsor . . . Margie McCary was Vice PresidenI oi Dorm VII . . . MargareI Goodman was a Junior CounseIor . . . Mahaska Rainey served as Presidenlr of Ihe Auburn Players and was a mem- ber oi Ihe Ari Forum . . . BeIIy Williams was DeIIa Sigma Phi Dream GirI, InIernaIionaI Dream GirI and Miss Augusi . . . Kandy VVaIIcer was a maior- eIIe and in AngeI PIighI . . . Kandy, Pai Jeanes, and Riia Osirowski were Auburn PIayers . . . Mela- nie Musgrave was an Angel Ioo . . . SisIers were Iound in such honoraries as Moriar Board, Alpha Lambda DeIIa, Cwens, and Psi Chi. K LANE MURPHY MELAINE MUSGRAVE EILEEN MCBRIDE MARGIE MQCARY MARY SUE MQNAMEE JUDY ODUM RITA OSTROWSKI SHARON PARDUE PATSY PARKER EMILY PERRY JEANNINE PIPPIN JULENE PTOMEY MAHASKA RAINEY CAROL ROBERTS JO ANNE ROBERTSON KATHY SCHAEFER LINDA SESSIONS AY SHACKELFORD KAY SHAVER JANET SIBLEY PAULINE SKINNER BOBBI SMITH BONNIE SMITH VANDY SMITH PAM STEWART KATHY SUTE BACKY TAYLOR LYNN TAYLOR SUSAN THOMAS NANCY TREXLER CAROL TURNER KANDY WALKER LOREN WALLER LYN WARD JUDI WARE MARY FRANCES WEAR DENISE WEEKS JAYNE WELCH ANNE WILLIAMS BETTY WILLIAMS KAY LEE WILSON GAIL WRIGHT SALLY YEAMAN JOANNE ZUBER OFFICERS SARAH PEARSON PresIdenI SHARON ANTHONY Vice Presidenf NANCY BARRETT Secrefary JANET BESTE Treasurer NOT PICTURED JANICE ROBERTS ANNE M. WOLFE PI BETA PHI ALABAMA GAMMA CHAPTER M Qc we. I NI M PIII IIN II II I Ig III? P II III S, I ILIIII E 43 'Wi .,' Y,-,.R,ITu - .III . I , I 'Fr 5' I:- 'ri - 'ITII' I' III' fr 7 .III .'II f .IIII I I' ,II lv- , II': w IIII- - Iv IIHIM , . I. IW, . T ru 'C 1'-' IMI- m e .II Mu. ff MI -'Iv' I-.4 T w ,-f,u - ' H IE? I-I-'PIE Z igi ps' K ml? J, T 5 FI! va .M FY d A v ' 4 FA, MARY ADAMS MARY K. ALEXANDER CAROLYN ALLISON PATSY ALSABROOK KATHY BECKMAN PAT BELL MEMORY BERGMEN BARBARA BROWN Zetas prepare their float for the Burn the Bulldog Parade. DOT CANFIELD SANDRA CHANDLER THEODORE CONDEL CSAIL DEVANEY BEVERLY ELLIOT SUZIE FRENCH JUDY GORE PAM HAUER PAT HOLLAND PAT HUMPHREYS Zela Tau Alpha was lounded al Longwood Col- lege, Farmville, Virginia, in I898, lo develop char- acler, leadership, and social proliciency . . . The Auburn Chapler was begun in l95l ...Susie French was a War Eagle Girl, and Donna Thompson was in Auburn chapler was begun in I95l ...Susie French Luplon l-lall . . . Palsy Alsabroolc and Nancy Weis- singer were Pilce Calendar Girls . . . Palsy was also Piclcens' Maid ol Collon and a Junior Counselor . . . Judy Murphy was a Junior Counselor . . . Calhye McDonald was a member ol Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies and wrole lor Mademoiselle Magazine and Alumnews . . . Lynn Marlin was Presidenl ol lhe Dolphin Club . . . Judy Gore sang wilh lhe Village Travelers . . . Sis- lers were lound in lhe Auburn Band, Auburn Play- ers, Concerl Choir, Tiger Sharks, Plainsman, GLOMERATA, and Auburn Engineer slalls, and in such honoraries as Morlar Board, Alpha Lambda Della, Cwens, Phi Bela Lambda, Pi Mu Epsilon. Lambda Tau, Alpha Epsilon Della, and Kappa Ep- silon. 2I8 JUDY LEAMON CAMILLE SESSIONS LITTLETON JULIA MARIANI LYNN MARTIN CATHYE MCDONALD BARBARA MQGRAW ANN McKEE JUDI MURPHY CYNTHIA NUTT JOHNNIE NUTT SHELIA O'CONNELL ANN OVERTON JAN OVERTON MARY PRENDERGAST SHAN RAY NORMA JEAN SMITH SUZANNE SMITH MARY SOUKUP PEGGY SPARKMAN MIKE STERNER SANDEE TERRELL ANNE WHITE THOMAS BONDA TODD JoANN VAN de MARK OFFICERS HELENE POYTHRESS Presldenf DONNA THOM PSON VIce PresIcIenI NORMA WHATLEY Treasurer MARLO BAKER IN.P.I Secrefary NOT PICTU RED BETTY BRASWELL CATHIE CARNES JILL CLEMENTS JANE HEARN CARLA LETCHER TINA SHACKELEORD JANE SMITH NANCY WEISSINGER LEE WOOD Z ETA TAU ALPHA GAMMA RHO CHAPTER I N AM IW I I . l ' l.eTT To Righfz Randy ParTin, President Dub Heidler, Vice-President Bunny SpraTling, Treasurer, Ebby Oakley, SecreTary. THE INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL FOSTERS BETTER RELATIONS AT The NaTional lnTerTraTerniTy Council Conifer- ence This year, The IFC gained honorable menTion as a resulT oT iTs ouTsTandinq achievemenTs and services To member TraTerniTies, To Auburn Uni- versiTy, and To The communiTy. Auburn's lnTerTraTerniTy Council promoTes The inTeresTs oT Auburn UniversiTy, in addiTion To Those oT The TraTerniTies on our campus. The Council, BoTTom Row: BurT Cloud, Wesley Brock, Richard SmiTh, KeiTh Ferris, Alberl' ScoTT, Buddy WriqhT, John Haynes, William Esgar, Second Row: James Hamby, STeve Turley, Bunny SpraTling, Randy ParTin, Dub Heid- ler, Ebby Oakley, Tom Beckman, Mike Weaver, Jim Fornbv. Third Row: Brook Dardy, Marvin Thomas, RoberT Rapier, Corky Goldman, STeve McMillan, Brian Long, John Weigle, Jim Brooks, John Richey. FourTh which was Tounded in l924, provides The necessary governmenT Tor Auburn's TwenTy-Tive naTional Tra- TerniTies and Two colonies. Membership in The or- ganizaTion is composed oT Three represenTaTives Trom each TraTerniTy. ln an eTTorT To TosTer beTTer relaTions, The Council insures cooperaTion beTween individual TraTerniTies, as well as cooperaTion be- Tween The TraTerniTies and The adminisTraTion. Row: Danny Belk, PeTe Williamson, Jerrell l.iTTle, Joe Moreno, Roberi' M. WaTTs, Jay WhiTe, Wesley Kirkland, Craig Wilson, Tommy Zorn. FiTTh Row: George Ward, Bob McKelvey, John Schell, Roger Cham- pion, Tommy Harris, Rod Tayler, Rob Hicks, Vic Price, Rod HuTTman, Felix McCauley, Joe Rabun, Ah. i iHL! BoHom Row: Jim Shellon, Dan Walker, Reber? Saucy, David Wolson- Third Row: Barry Baumsiein, Russell Clark, John Prophill, Edward crofl, Don Brown, Eddie Caldwell, Dan Marshall. Second Row: Ebby Jessen, Bill McMillan, Sieve Koslow, Jim Mullins, Jamie Sledge, Fourlh Oakley, Dicky Rainer, Jimmy Slewarr, Ronnie Muir, Ed Yales, Jamie Row: Monly O'Neal, M. Kanlor, E. Schell, Bill Collins, Sieve Mc- Granl, Mike Slrickland, Cy Tisenley, Mike Anderson, Sieve Slanlield. Queen, Burch Lamberr, Chuck Rushing, Bobby Doyle, David l-lannon. JUNIOR IFC INTRODUCES PLEDGES T0 FRATERNITY SYSTENI This year, lhe Junior lnlerlralernily Council pro- moled and sponsored such proiecls as a campus cleanup work parly, a Chrislmas carolling Jrour 'lo Jrhe local reslr homes, and a dance lor all members ol The lralernilies' pledge classes. The Council, organized in IQ64, provides lhe means Jrhrough which lralernily pledge classes may gain insighl inlo lhe lunclions ol lhe IFC and The iralernily syslem al Auburn Universily. The mem- bership ol Jrhe Junior IFC is composed of The presi- denr and one represenlalive from each pledge class. ln addilion lo loslering lhe developmenl ol leadership gualilies, rhe Council is beneficial lo Au- burn Fralernilies Through Jrhe rraining ol prospec- Jriye IFC Represenlrarives. BoHom Row: Jamie Sledge, Chairman, Winlerg Dean Abernafhy. Vice- Chairman, Winler. Top Row: David Wolsoncrofr, Vice-Chairman, Fall: Don Brown, Chairman, Fall. l r JOHN ATHEY WILLIAM BAGGETT, JR. CHARLES BAILY, JR. ROGER BARNHILL, JR. CARLOS BOTTS TED BROCK CLAUDE CARGILE WILLIAM CLARK SYLVAN COLE ELBERT COVIN WILLIAM CROWE KENNETH DAVEN PORT The Dirt Farmers Brawl is one ofthe social highlights of the year. CHARLES DeRAMUS JAMES DILBECK ROBERT DOUGLAS. JR. CURTIS EATMAN, JR. MARK ESPY BRUCE EURLOW JOSEPH GAY CARL S. HALL PAUL HALLMAN SETH HAMMETT ROBERT HART BEN HITCH JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH WILLIAM INGRAM EARL JOHNSON JAMES JONES WILBUR KELLEY JAMES KENNEDY RAY KIRKPATRICK RICHARD LANDERS Alpha I908 as sTudenTs Gamma Rho was Tounded naTionaIIy in a socieTy oT broTherhood Tor agricuITuraI . . .The Auburn chapTer, which was Tound- ed in I9I9, is now The IargesT Alpha Gamma Rho ChapTer in The UniTed STaTes . . . Social highIighTs Tor The year included The Pink Rose Formal, Found- er's Day BangueT, Miss WidgeT ConTesT, DirT Farm- ers Brawl, and The Beach ParTy . . . Alpha Gamma Rho's were Tound in organizaTions such as: The 4-I-I Club, FFA, Circle K, Bloclc and Bridle, A Club, Spilced Shoe Club, AgricuITuraI Economics Club, and The PubIicaTions Board . . . STudenT govern- menT posiTions included Vice-PresidenT and Treas- urer oT The STudenT Body: PresidenT, Vice-PresidenT and SenaTor oT The College oT AgricuITure1 and Managing EdiTor oT The Plainsman . . . Members were in honoraries such as: Spades, Squires, ODK, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi Sigma, Alpha ZeTa, Omi- cron DeITa Epsilon and Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiTies . . . OuTsTanding Alumni include Dr. E. V. SmiTh, Dr. E. T. Yorlc, R. C. Red Bamberg and John W. Pace, III. BERTHRAM LEE JAMES LENOIR JAMES MASK LELAND MITCHELL DANIEL NICHOLS BOBBY NORTH WILLIAM RYLAND GEORGE SIMPKINS. IV LIGON SOLOMON. II GLENWOOD SPIVEY THOMAS STRAITON. JR. GLENN SYLVEST THOMAS THORNTON JOHN TILL JULIUS TROTTER, JR. RANSON WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS HENRY WILLIAMSON. JR. DICKEY WINSETT WALTER WINSETT OFFICERS JIMMY GOLSON Pre-sIdenI SAM HINOTE Vice-Presiderd BO BBY CR U M Secrefa ry JIMMY BANNON Treasurer NOT PICTURED JERRY BROWN JAMES CAVANAR. JR. JERRY DURDEN CLIFFORD CLEVELAND JOHN JOHNSTON. JR. ROBERT JOHNSTON JAMES LAUGHBAUM KENNITH MOUNT JOHN MYERS, JR. WILLIAM PELHAM. III WILLIAM POTTS LARRY ROGERS KENNETH SANDERS DANNY SEARCY DANNY SHARP ROBERT STEVENS ROBERT STEWART SPENCER SWAN CECIL TINDAL JAMES WALSH JAMES WHATLEY 223 I ALPHA GAMMA RHO X I CHAPTER III Q I .,. I 'z I Q -I. '- H 5 BILL ACKERMAN BOB ANDERSON JOHN AUGSBURG PAT BERNARD JERRY BLACK LEE BOOKER JERRY BURCH JIM BYRUM DAVID CAINE ALAN CAMERON DOMINIC CANGELOSI DAVID CARDIN JOHN CASE JOEL CHANDLER AL CORTE JOHN CROWDER JERRY DELONEY TONY DRAKE sem? J .,:.,-'-533-'-..,.. 3:5 W T 95 3 I .5 5: . 1 I -Ik? 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'. ?,f355 I M 2 -e Throwing brothers into the pond has become a tradition at the Alpha Psi House. BILL DUDLEY Q F ' .gf - ' '- GERALD DURES . 1 2 in .55 JoHN DUNN EMORY DUREN of .I I M EV E R En K, gig Eg Y ' JAMES I-IERRING' V .... ..., ., ,,., .... - I ' f3 fi'21 .2' iF5:, L ll 32 DO RSEY I-I I 6 I-I TO W E R wg g RICHARD HILL Lf I I .,.. L L.: wi? ,V RVIR ' I JAC KY HORNER A Ig ,, fa ASA JEWELL H . '- I -R , Myles, we bs, 35 R '-1:-.3 ,f :E5 :3 ' ,,,, ,. -f-i ff 'i : ,. .... 1 I TIM JOHNSTON HOWARD JONES S :Z -:f .F'55.,. W 'L V ' f ' . ....,:g, L...g.a.,'z:..:- ..: . , X , : - if- 7 4 V. ii: WQQWM W' V 'af mhfwl ws H YK, 'I 4 R R ,I R ff R IL I . ,ZW 7 VZ I sw. if x 4 M5 R2 3 fi 22? MSX., 4, iw U .. :IL Y R' , Alpha Psi was founded in l907 lo promole a slronger bond belween velerinary colleagues of The Uniled Slaies and Canada . . . Local founding was I9I2 . . . Social highlighls for The year included lhe Moonlighl Ball. Cowboy and lndian Parly and Ihe Panama Cily Houseparly . . . Members held such sludenl governmenl posilions as Presidenl ol The Junior American Velerinary Medical Associa- Iion, Chairman ol lhe Presidemvs Commission, Velerinary College Represenlalive Io Sludenl Sen- ale and Academic Honesly Commillee Member . . . Alpha Psis held membership in honoraries such as ODK, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Zela and Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies. NOT PICTURED HARRY KING JIM LANIER BEN LaRAVIA BOB MATTHEWS PAT MCGIVAREN JOHN MEADOWS TIM MURRAY HUGH PALMER TERRY PARKER JIM PINKERTON DAN PITTMAN JOHN PLANT JOE PRIEST BOB RAMSEY FRED ROBERTSON BERT ROGERS FRANK ROGERS JOE SCHULTZ SPIKE SISSERSON LESTER SPELL BILL STERNENBERG JACKSON STEWART BOB STODDARD ALAN TROCHET RONNIE VESCOVI JOE WALDEN JIM WELLS JOE WELLNITZ RALPH WOMER FERRELL YOUNG OFFICERS HENRY JONES PresIcIenI CHARLES DAYTON Secrefary LYNN McHUGH Treasurer CHARLES GALLINA IN.P.I VIce-Presidenf LOUIS ANDERSON BILL ARNOLD DENNIS BALDUFF JOHN BATTLEY GEORGE BRINSON LARRY BRITT JIM BURKHART JERRY CHAMPION TRAVIS COLLINS BOB CONNESS SAM COX GENE DEAL GLENN DECKER JOHN DEE HUGH DENNY GEORGE DYKES RAY EVERETT BARNEY FLEMING EARL FLEMING BILL FLOWERS BEN FRANKLIN RONNIE GARDNER JIM GREENE RALPH GRIFFIN JOE HAWKINS DAVID HAYES DUB JETER BOB JOINER LARRY KNIGHT MIKE KRONK EARL LAIRD ED LEWIS JOHN LOFTIN JOE LOMBARDO JOHNNY MALONE DAVID MASSEY MICKEY MCARTHUR MILTON MCCLURE BEN RAWLS JERRY REED LINDSEY ROBERTS WAYNE ROBERTS HAROLD SHANNON JOHN SMALLEY BRYAN SMITH CLAUDE STEPHENSON ROGER SWEET RUSTY TAYLOR WAYNE TAYLOR RUSTY THORNTON JERRY TIDMORE JEAN TROCHET DUNBAR MCCURLEY RICHARD TUCKER DAVID MEEKS PHIL NETTLES HAL OTT BOB PARKER JIM PENNINGTON RUSTY PHILIPS JERRY RAMEY JOHN WALL KENNY WARD EDDIE WHATLEY TOM WHITLEY BOB WILMARTH GENE WOOD PHILLIP YOUNG ALPHA PSI TH ETA CHAPTER 5 III? J z :ZIE :.? f . I IR II KKKISKA PHILLIP BAKER ROBERT BLAKE, JR. PATRICK BROWNE JOHN CALDWELL JOHN CARR, JR. THOMAS CHERRY JOHN COLLEY JACK COX RICHARD DEEMER, JR. LEE DEFORE WILLIAM DOWNING EARNEST ELDREDGE The ATO House becomes a farm house at the Hayseed Parly. LARRY ELDREDGE CECIL FIELDS, JR. JACK FRANCE GEORGE GAISSERT JAMIE GRANT WILLIAM GRAVES JOHNNY GRIFFIN RODNEY HARDEMAN FRANK HARDIGREE RICHARD HARRIS WILLIAM HARWOOD CHARLES HAYWOOD CLARE HEIDLER, III POSEY HIIIES WILLIAM HOLIAIIID BO HONEYCUTT THOMAS INGRAM Conscious oT The hosTiliTy ThaT exisTed beTween The men oT The NorTh and SouTh in I865, Alpha Tau Omega was Tounded To TurTher The ideal oT esTablishing a ChrisTian broTherhood dedicaTed To The Taslc oT achieving and cherishing permanenT peace . . . Auburn's Alpha Epsilon ChapTer was Tounded in l879 . . . The ATO social calendar in- cluded The WhiTe Tea Rose Formal, The Tall TooTball parTies, The ChrisTmas ParTy, The l-layseed ParTy, The Florida House ParTy, The Roaring TwenTies ParTy, and The Final Fling . . . BroThers held such po- siTions as Vice-PresidenT oT The lnTerTraTerniTy Council, Vice-PresidenT oT The A Club, PresidenT oT DelTa Sigma Pi, and membership in The Public RelaTions, Men's lnTramurals and oTher commiTTees . . . Honoraries included STeerage, Squires, Phi ETa Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Omicron DelTa Kappa, and Phi Kappa Phi . . . LasT year, The ATO's won second place in league TooTball, were second-place cham- pions in volleyball, and acTed as hosT Tor The Au- burn-Alabama BeTTer RelaTions BangueT held in Au- burn . . . OuTsTanding Alumni include Franlc P. SamTord, JeTT Beard, G. H. WrighT, Sr., and Dr. RoberT C. Anderson. TOMMY JOHNSON JOSEPH JORDAN JAMES KING JAMES LUNSFORD ROBERT MARKS MITCHELL MARSHALL WARREN MARSHALL FELIX MCCAULEY FRANK MQGEE RANDY MQGEE JACKSON PAYNE ROBERT PERRY JOHN PORTER JAMES RANDALL EUGENE REYNOLDS HAROLD RIGSBY CHARLIE ROGERS WESCOTT SAM FORD RICHARD SKINNER JACKSON SMITH, III DANNEY STANLEY MICHAEL STRICKLAND EUGENE STROZIER, IV HAMILTON THOMASON GARY WILLIAMS GEORGE WILLIAMS HENRY WILLIFORD ZACK WILSON ROBERT WOOD CECIL YARBROUGH OFFICERS WILLIAM HARRIS Presidenf BENJAMIN MQKINNEY Vice-Presidenf STEVE BOWDEN Secreiary ROBERT DAVIS Treasurer NOT PICTURED JOHN COE FRED EIGENBROD VERL EMRICK JOHN FARRAR FRED FORD JOHN HARD GRADY HOLEMAN ROBERT JONES CHARLES LANGFORD CHARLES LELAND. JR. TOMMY LLJMPKIN ROBERT MANTLE THOMAS MONTGOMERY MICHAEL NEWMAN DONALD SALLEE THOMAS SAULS RALPH SAYERS JOHN SHEPPARD JAMES SMITH NEWTON SMYTH, III THOMAS SPURRIER JOHN WHATLEY ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER 2: I JAMES ANDERSON JAMES ARMSTRONG WILLIAM BAILEY JOSEPH BOWMAN RICHARD BRADSHAW JAMES BROWN WEN DELL CARTER STOCTON COLT The Betas receive honorable mention in fraternity competition at the Step Sing. HURLEY COOK GARY DAVIS STEPHEN DERKSEN GEORGE EDENS JOHN ELLISON JAMES FLOYD CHARLES GARRETT VERNON GORDON RUSSELL GRAY The Tirsl Tralernily lo originale wesl of the Alle- gheny Mouniains, Bela Thela Pi was founded in I839 al Jrhe Local Law School of Cincinnali . . . They received iheir charler as Della Zela Chapler al Auburn in I964 ailer becoming a weII-esIab- lished and respecied iraiernily on Ihe campus . . . I-Iighlighis oi The Belas' social calendar for lhe year were Ihe Winler Formal, Florida I-louse Parly, Posi- game Parlies, and The Chrislmas Pariy . , . Broihers were aclive in Scabbard and Blade, Sireerage, Plainsman slalli, GLOIVIERATA slaili, ACOIA Con- cerl Choir and Tiger Sharlcs, and received such honors as membership in Phi Ela Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi Sigma, ODK, Alpha Zela, Gamma Sigma Della, Pi Mu Epsilon, Ela Kappa Nu, and Phi Lambda Upsilon . . . Lasl year, Bela Thela Pi placed second among Ihe social Tra- Iernilies in scholarship . . . Oulslanding Alumni in- clude Charles I-Ialleck, W. Willard While, Mark I-Ialiield, James Arness and Jaclc Linlcleiler. THOMAS HODGES JACK KELLEY JAMES KI RKLAND STEPHEN KOSLOW TED LEE LARRY LOWE JOHN MARRS CHARLES MERRICK WILLIAM POLAND JAMES ROGERS ROBERT SH EFFIELD ROBERT THORNTON THOMAS TU RNER RONALD WHITTEN OFFICERS CHARLES SANDERS, JR. Presidenf JOHN HOLLEMAN Vice-PresIcIenI HAROLD BENFORD Secrefary BRYAN MORRIS IN.P.I Treasurer NOT PICTURED ALBERT ARCHIBALD JIMMY BOWEN BROOKS DARBY RICKI LEWIS BRIAN MARSH WILLIAM PENNINGTON WILLIAM ROGERS GERALD RUTBERG ERNEST STEVENSON LUCIIJS WOOTTON BETA THETA PI DELTA ZETA CHAPTER L. ju BILL AVIS PAT BANKS BILLY BELL JOHNNY BELL HAROLD BRAASCH FRANK BRUMBELOE JOE BUFFLER JIM BURGESS HENRY BUSH JOE BUSTA DANNY CANNON MICHAEL CATRON l Governor George Hfallace accepts graduate biz! at Fall Brrlrquul. JIM CHAEIN ' JOHNNY COLEMAN JOHN CONDON GREG COONS BOB DADE LARRY DOSS BOB FACTORA SAM FOLMAR RUSTY FULBRIGHT BILL C-AERTNER SCOTT GILBERT GARY GLADDEN MIKE HARPER JOHN HOWELL JOHN IRVINE MARK JOHNSON MIKE LACKEY DICKIE LEE CY LISENBY DICK MACEY LARRY MATTHEWS Della Chu Fralernily was lounded on Oclober I3, IBQO, al Cornell Universily . . . Allhough origi- nally lounded as a legal lralernily, Della Chi be- came a social lralernily in I92I . . . The Auburn Chapler was granled a charler in l95l . . . Social Evenls lor lhe year included lhe While Carnalion Ball, Indian Parly, Roaring 20's Parly, Alro-Ameri- can Parly, Red Parly, and lhe Florida Beach Parly . . . Brolhers were represenled in organizalions such as lhe Auburn Co-Op Sociely, Spilced Shoe Club, Arnold Air Sociely, Scabbard and Blade, Sleerage, A Club, Traclq Team, Cross Counlry Team and Baseball Team . . . Sludenl governmenl posilions were Cheerleader, Chairman ol lhe Union Recrea- lional and Enlerlainmenl Commillees, and mem- bers worlcing on Ihe ACOIA Commillee . . . Brolh- ers held such honors as membership in Phi Bela Lambda, Ela Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, Phi Psi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Della Sigma Pi, Phi Kappa Phi, ODK, and Phi Ela Sigma . . . Lasl year, Della Chi placed lirsl in scholarship Winler Quarler and second in vol- leyball and horseshoes . . . Oulslanding Alumni in- clude George C. Wallace, William J. Bryan, Rob- erl Todd Lincoln, Beniamin Harrison, B. K. Roberls, Richard l-larlcness and L. Harold Anderson. BOB MCGEHEE GLENN MQWATERS DOUG MECKES DICKIE MERRITT MIKE MONTGOMERY DOLPH NELSON LOUIS NOTO PRESTON PHEOBUS BRAD PRICE STEVE SALTER MIKE SEVERIN JAMIE SEVIER JIM SMITH JIMMY SMITHEY ALAN SPEEGLE STEVE STANFIELD SKI PPY SWANSON ROYE TINSLEY RICK WEBB BOBBY WELLS OFFICERS TOMMY LINDSEY Presidenf RALPH NICHOLSON Vice-PresIdenI WAYNE STANFIELD Secretary ALLEN SCRAGGS Treasurer NOT PICTURED: RICK BLACKWELL JERRY DOZIER BILL BORDEN BRAD CARSON STEVE COOPER DOUG COWART BILL COX JEDGE DANIELS DENNIS FAUST STEVE FELLOWS TOMPS' GRAY RICHARD GREEN JOHN GROGAN MIKE HARRIS LARRY KARCH KEN LAROUHN BOB MQKELVIE HAROLD MORGAN STEVE MURPHY PHIL PHILLIPS SMOKEY SALTER BILL SELBY JERRY SHIRLEY JOE SIMS JAMES STEVENS LARRY STONE ROY THAMES LARRY WALKER TRAVIS WILLIAMS ARTHUR WOOD 23I DELTA CHI AUBURN CHAPTER f .,A IX A Al A ' 0K'0XN1HXlKR..xNN' GI. , Cx 1- 4 f FH II If ff., e' If .. , A JOHN ALKIRE, III GEORGE ALLEN RICHARD BENTLEY ROBERT BRANDLER, III JAMES BROWN KLAUS DANNENBERG RICHARD FINDLEY EDGAR GARLAND The Engineered Leaderrhip Retreat develops leadership qualities. KENNETH GRAFF NUELAN GREEN LARRY HERBERT LAWRENCE HOLLINGSWORTH WILLI KUBERG CRAIG LENHARD JOHN LEO, III JACK LITTLETON FRANK MQCORMACK RUSSELL MATTOX FRANK MINGLEDOREF, JR. Della Sigma Phi was Iounded in I899 on The prin- ciple ol endeavoring lo inslill in ils men a sense ol responsibilily and ambilion . . . Della Siqs came lo Auburn in I908 . . . The Carnalion Ball, Founder's Day Banquel, Shipwreck Parly, French Parly, Flor- ida I-Iouseparly, and Ivliss FaII Rush Conlesl are held annually . . . On campus Della Sigs held Icey posilions in many aclivilies including Spades, ODK, Squires, Phi Ela Sigma, Freshman Council, Sleer- aqe, and Scabbard and Blade . . . Della Siqs also were acliye on Ihe GLOIVIERATA slafi, Ihe Plains- man slalli, lhe Gym Team and in AICHE, IEEE, AIAA, Auburn Law Sociely, Spiril Commillee, Vil- lage Fair Commillee and ACOIA. 232 ROBERT MOCK WILLIAM MONK RICHARD MUNDY CHARLES PELHAM ADRIAN POITRAS WILLIAM REEDER ALLEN ROBERTS JAMES ROE, JR. ROBERT SACHAR DAVID SAUR ROMNEY SCOTT JAMES SHELTON WILSON SHEPHERD, JR. NICHOLAS SMITH RICHARD SMITH RONALD STRIPLIN6 BOB TATE CLARENCE TAYLOR RICHARD TEED LESTER TUCKER, III DONALD WATTERS OFFICERS RODNEY HU FFMAN Presiderd THOMAS O'CONNOR VIce-Presidenf JLILIAN SALLAS Treasurer MATTHEW MCKNIGHT IN.P.I Secrehary NOT PICTURED KIM GLAZNER JOSEPH HALL M. O. MQKNIOHT JAMES MARTIN W. LINDSAY MILLER LEON MUERER CHARLES MONTGOMERY PAUL ROCHE BILL SMITH JOHN TEW DELTA SIGMA PHI KAPPA CHAPTER 4.-: 'Q , ffm R IIS 99 Q P dcflra Elvvtl K 7 fe' - 1 ,gg,g'q ? - -Ybfqupp 'TK In -X ,f V 1,1 2 vv .jyivfkl 'P gq-.:g., '1.-ligagrz A 'L .V J '- - . 5 gf- '25, -V'..-'.f,l::f1::EfE,f,:-1. .,,j1, , f -I' 55' E, III I ' I If UTS I -'-'..:2,1z::1-, - ,ff f 'it 1' f 'iagf' .' I If F' 2: QP? x ,I 1 JOHN DOWLINC5 RON DYKES BERT ELLIS ED EVERAGE S JOHN FAULKNER DAVE FISHER HARRY GIBB TOM GRAHAM Delfa Tau Delfa's nafional founding was in I859 af Befhany College. If was esfablished wifh fhe ideal fhaf fheir influence may become a greaf force in fhe lives of ofhers . . . Local founding was in I952 . . . Social evenfs included Black Lighf Parfy, Dogpafch Parfy, Chrisfmas Parfy and Florida l-louseparfy . . . Members were represnfed in AlDg American lnsfifufe of Chemical Engineers, and Union Enferfainmenf Commiffees . . . l-lonoraries were Pi Mu Epsilon, Phi Lambda Upsilon, Kappa Psi, Delfa Sigma Pi, and Tau Befa Pi . . . The Delfs were fhird in scholarship for fhe l9o4 academic year . . . Oufsfanding Alumni include Branch Rickey. Scoff Carpenfer, Chief Jusfice Tom Clark. RAY GRAVES DAVID GREEN JON HARKINS WREN HARPER MIKE HAUGSETH STEVE HOUSE JERALD IKNER MIKE JEFERIES BUTCH LAMBERT STEVE MCOUEEN CARL MARTIN JIM MITCHELL LARRY NEAL JEROME OLSON CHRIS OLD BEN PETTIT AL PLASH STETSON REID BENNY ROBERSON BOBBY ROBERSON ROB STRAYHORN RANDY TODD TOM WRIGHT CHARLES YARBROUGH OFFICERS TOM GOODWIN Presidenf ROGER MCCLELLAN Vice-PresidenI TOM BOHANNON Secrefary WALT SCHODITSCH Treasurer NOT PICTURED RICKY ALEXANDER RICHARD CHAMBERS LARRY ELLIS MIKE EMERY HENRY GIBB MIKE HEARD ED HUGHES ED LEWIS JACK MOORESMITH BILL NALL DAN ROSS PHIL SADLER ROGER WETHERINGTON JOHN WELLS HANK WILSON WILL WHITE IM! DELTA TAU DELTA EPSILON ALPHA CHAPTER NIIIIIW , W -QQER-SR I Il IIIIIIIII III I R rw X it T: IIIII III' III III .IIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fgflzlv .SON lag I K! TI 5 iff xhxi . JAMES ABBOTT, JR. JOE ABERCROMBIE JAMES ANDERSON ROBERT AMBRIDOE RICHARD AMBROSE C. CHARLES ASHBY RICHARD ASHFORD, JR. HARON BAYNES, JR. The alligator serves the Men of DU as a mascot. DENNIS BOAS VINCENT BOWLIN WILLIAM BOWLING BARRETT BROWN MALLORY BU RT JOHNNY CALDWELL OTTO CERNY STEPHEN CLASSEN JAMES CATE The inlernalional lralernily ol Della Upsilon was founded in I834 al Williams College as a non- secrel orqanizalion adopling as ils mollo, Jus+ice Our l:oundaIion . . . The local chapler colonized al Auburn in I959 and was incorporaled inlo Della Upsilon in I96I . . . I-Iighlighls ol The social calen- dar included: Heaven Xi Hell Parry, Bearslcin Parly, Moonshine Parly, Soulhern Belle Ball, Della Dream Formal, and Florida I-Iouseparly . . . Members were represenled in Scabbard and Blade, Phi Della Chi, Omicron Della Kappa, Phi Ela Sigma, Varsily Wreslling, Baseball and Track, and have gained such honors as membership in Squires, Phi Ela Sigma, and Rho Chi . . . Oulslanding alumni are James A. Garfield, Kennelh B. Kealing, Joseph Kennedy, Darrell Royal, and Charles Evans I-Iuqhes. GORDON COLWELL JAMES COMPTON JOHN CRABBE BURLISON GENTRY DGAR GRIFFITH, JR. MANNING JETER GORDON KRAMER ' GRIFFIN LLOYD JAMES MOONE JAMES MULLINS FRANK NICK JAMES NORMAN JAMES NORRIS WILLIAM NELSON, JR. ROBERT REDD IJAMES SCHWINDLE EDWIN SHELL, JR. DONALD SHEPHERD SAMUEL SMITH GEORGE TATUM DANA WOODARD OFFICERS PETE WILLIAMSON PresIdenI SANDY HEELY Vice-Presidenf LON JEKINS SecreIary BUDDY HOWARD IN.P,I Treasurer NOT PICTURED LOUIS ARBIZZANI ERNEST BROWN CARMINE CHIMENTO GREGORY CRABTREE MICHAEL DANIELS JAMES HARRELL BENJAMIN HOLMES JAMES HUMPHREY HAROLD MOZLEY JAMES SASSER DELTA UPSILON AUBURN CHAPTER ,f-AW 'fS m D2---RID ffiff if IL... Q2 Asxmaiiroenxn -- I Q, E I A DEE .W .E - .,I. Z I Ist' EE: 'tzzzgi Li: I.- 'If 1' I , IN iz si sz 1. 4 fsf f' . Q 1 how- v - New Q?-.139 DEAN ABERNATHY CHET ALLRED LEE ANDERSON DON ANDREWS NICK ARDILLO JACK BAKER HANK BANKS RONALD BARNES LARRY BEADLE BOBBY BEAIRD JOE BOTELER MIKE BRAZEAL CHUCK BROWNING WILL BRUCE DENNIS BURKE BARRY BURNS BILL CAMPBELL FRANK COBB A Declaration of Secexsion is read by the president during Old South. 'R BOB COLEMAN JOHN DARK RICHARD DEAN DOUG DENT PAUL DONALDSON BILL DRINKARD JAY DUNLAP EDDIE EAGAR RONNIE EGGE JIMMY ELEY CHES FENSOM CORT FLINT JIMMY MILLER KIM GLASS FRANK HARDIE RANDY HARVILL CAREY HIGGINS PERRY I-IINDS PHIL HODGES Perpelualion ol Ihe idea ol genllemanship was Ihe purpose ol Kappa Alpha Order's I865 found- ing . , . Since The beginning, Ihe KA's have held aloll lor poslerily Ihe spirilual aspiralions and ideals ol Roberl E. Lee, Iheir spirilual founder . . . Local lounding was in IBBB . . . I-lighlighls ol lhe social calendar included Old SouIh Weelc End, Highlander Fling, Convivium, Final Fling and lhe Chrislmas Parly . . . Brolhers were well represenled in organizalions such as Circle K, AICI-IE, ACS. A Club, Varsily Foolball and Baseball, and in- cluded Ihe Manager ol Ihe Varsily Foolball Squad, and Ihe Vice-Chairman ol Ihe AII Campus Parly . . . Sludenl governmenl posilions included Jrhe Su- perinlendenls ol Organizalions and Social Lile, Di- reclor ol l-ligh School Visilalions, Jurisprudence Commillee Member, Vice-Presidenl ol The College ol Chemislry and membership in Ihe Universily Freshman Council . . . Members held such honors as membership in Phi Ela Sigma, ODK, Spades, Squires, Pi Mu Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Della, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies, Arnold Air Sociely, Scabbard and Blade and Scarab . . . This year, Ihe KA's won lirsl place in inlerlralernily Iraclc and second place in all sporls compelilion . . . Oulslanding Alumni include J. Edgar I-loover, Randolph Scoll, Dr. I-larry Philpoll and Dr. Franlc Rose. BOB HOIT SAM HOLLAND GENE HOLSENBECK DEAN HORNER JOHN HUNTER SAM JOHNSON HUGH KINCAID JOE MANN BUCKY MCCAMY DON MITCHUM CHARLIE MORRIS WALKER MORRIS BOB MORROW PHIL PARKER RANDY POLLARD RICKY POWELL ROBBIE REBMAN DON RHODES TOMMY RHODES JOHNNY SCOTT BILL SOUTHERLAND FRED STEPHENS BOBBY TABOR BLAINE THARPE VAN TREADWAY ALVAN TURNER BOB VICK CHARLIE WATKINS GEORGE WATKINS VERNON WELLS TOMMY WHEELER ROGER WHITE EDDIE WILLIAMSON OFFICERS JOHN HAYNES Presidem WRIGHT BAGBY Vice-Presidenf MAX BAGGETT Secrefary JACK ROBERTS Treasurer NOT PICTURED BOBBY AGNEW JIMMY BAKER JOE BENNETT JOHN BROCK BOB BRYSON JERRY BUSH BILL CODY LEWIS GLENN JODY HARDEMAN DONNIE HARRISON ROBERT HINDS GEORGE HOOKS BOB HOWLE JOE JOINER DOUG JONES BOB KELLY BOBBY LEE JOHN LINK ANDY MCPHERSON KEITH MEYERS BRUCE MOORE BOB MOORE BOB NELSON TERRY ORTSTADT RICHARD PARKER SONNY ROBERTS WADE SADLER BOB SHERLING PHIL TANKERSLEY TIM TAYLOR ED THARPE JOHN TOMPKINS BUTCH TILLMAN BILL TINSLEY WHIT WALTER BILL WHITE JIM WIBLE BUBBA WILLIAMS RALEIGH WILKERSON JIMMY WORTHY RAY YARBROUGH KAPPA ALPHA ORDER NU CHAPTER QW :Q ,....---- Z, KEN ALLEN DAN BRINKS BASIL BROADWAY LARRY BROOKS RANDY BROOKS BILL BRUSHWOOD JIMMY BRYAN JACK BULLEIT RICK CHAMBERS BURCI-I CAMERON MICKEY COLLIER PAT CREEK SAM CROSBY GEORGE DYAR MIKE FILLMER FRAIZER EORTNER JOHN GAMMILL BILL GUNTER Bratlzers and daics assemble for a casual week-end party. BOB HAMILTON JIM HARGETT GEORGE HARPER CAL HIGHTOWER BUTCH HOLZAPFEL TONY JACKSON GEORGE JUNEMAN BILL KNIGHT JERREL LITTLE BILL McCORMICK TONY McCULLAR CORKY MERRIFIELD JOHN MONTGOMERY The Kappa Sigma Frafernify was founded af fhe Universify of Virginia in I869, heir fo a fradifion of I5fh Cenfury ideals and bonds of friendship . . . Ifs I35 undergraduafe chapfers include a member- ship of more fhan 85.000 . . . Befa Efa Chapfer was founded af Auburn in IQOO, by fhe Iafe Dr. Lufher Noble Duncan and eleven classmafes . . . Numerous social funcfions included fhe Founder's Day Banguef, Mounfaineer Parfy, YZARC Parfy, Soufh Sea Island Parfv and fhe Black and Whife Ball . . . Brofhers were acfive in Arnold Air Sociefy, Circle K, GLOMERATA and Plainsman sfaffs, and received honors such as membership in Squires. Spades, Phi Efa Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Pi Sigma and Delfa Sigma Pi . . . Members served as Presidenf of fhe College of Science and Liferafure and Presidenf of ODK . . . Members also parfici- pafed in Varsify Eoofball, Baslcefball, Tennis, Track and Wresfling . . . Oufsfanding Alumni include I-Ioagy Carmichael, David Nelson, Edward R. Mur- row, and Lowell Thomas. JACK ROBERTS PEYTON MOORE RUSTY MURRAY DAVID NICHOLS JOHN NOBLE DANNY MORGAN VINCENT PARR SKIP OUINN BILL RAINEY HOWARD RIVERS WADE RUSSELL CARL SCHEER EDDIE SELF BILL SEMISCH BURREL SHEWMAKE JIM SLAY LARRY SMITH BILL SPORT GROVER SWILLEY JERRY THOMPSON JOHN THOMPSON BLAIR TOM B HOWARD VALENTINE ROGER WALKER TOM WALKER GEORGE WARD JAMES WARD BILL WILKERSON RICK WILSON TOM WINGFIELD OFFICERS DAN BELK IN.P.I Presidenf ANDY WYPER IN.P.I Vice-PresidenI SANDY THORSBERG IN.P.I SecreIary GLENN BOTTONIS IN.P.I Treasurer NOT PICTURED BRAD ASHMORE BUDDY BIRDWELL G. B. CARPENTER BILL DUDLEY CRAIG DUPRIEST CHARLIE GLENN JERRY HAUSE VOLNEY HAYES JOHN HOOD MIKE JACKSON A. J. 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EDDIE CALDWELL TOMMY CAPERTON JOE CARPENTER MIKE CHEW WAYNE CONNOR MIKE COOPER TOD CUSHMAN TERRY DUNCAN JIM GAINES BOB OERDINC5 BOB GIBBS DON GILLILAND PETE GINTER JIM GUNN JOE GUNN JIM HAM BILLY HARPER RANDY HATCHETT JIM HENDERSON Co-operalion, honor, hard work, palriolism, and belief in Chrislian principles became The ideal of Lambda Chi Alpha Pralernily upon ils naiional founding in l909 . . . The Omega Chapler was eslablished in Auburn in l9l5 . . .Social evenls in- cluded The Crescenl Girl Formal, French Parly, Luau, and Florida Houseparly . . . Brolhers parlici- paled in Varsily Baseball, Tennis, Wreslling. Golf and Track, and held such sludenl governmenl posi- Iions as Senalor of Ihe College oi Engineering, Vice-Presidenl oi The College of Science and Lilera- Iure, Superinlendenl of The Auburn Union, Presi- denl of The College oi Chemislry, Cheerleader and Assislanl Edilor oi The GLOMERATA . . . Honor- aries included ODK, Phi Ela Sigma, Sleerage, Chi Epsilon, Squires, Scabbard and Blade, Pi Mu Epsi- lon, Era Kappa Nu, Tau Bela Pi, Scarab, and Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies . . . Lasl year, Ihe Lambda Chis were league Toolball, sollball and Jrennis champs, and inlramural swim- ming and goli champs . . . Oulslanding Alumni in- clude Paul Harvey, Harry Truman, Al Capp and Mickey Coclcran. 242 MIKE HEWSON I DARYL I HIGGINBOTHAM I RICHARD HILL I STAN HOLY BILLY HUGHES DON HUGHES ELLIS JOHNSON MIKE KILGORE ROY KRAG JOHN LAWSON BILL LEDYARD JOE LEHMAN PAUL LOWERY LARRY MATSON LARRY MAYO UFORD MCCARTY STEVE MQMILLAN JIM MILAN JIMMY MILLER NEWELL MILLER RON MURRAY TOM NETTLES PAT O'BRIEN WILL OLIVER BILL OVERSTREET JERRY POSTELL J. D. RAMSEY ANDY REEVES TOM ROBERSON LARRY RODGERS TERRY ROLLEN IOHNNY ROWELL JOE SARVER DAVID SMITH MYRON SMITH GARY SNIPES PAT STACKER TIM SUMMERS BOBBY SWINDLE JOHN TISDALE MIKE TULEY LANCE WELLS GARY WOOD AYNE WORTHAM OFFICERS ROD TAYLOR PresIdenI RANDY CREW Vice-Presidem ED CU LPEPPER Secrefary BUTCH WALDROP IN.P.I Treasurer NOT PICTURED JOHN CHESTNUTT TOM CHURCH RICKY CLARK RUSS CLARK CRAIG CLEMONS JOE COLEMAN JOHN DAWSON WICK FINCH BILL FOREHAND JOE FREEMAN BILL FRICKS CHARLIE FRYE DAN MIKOS JERRY PAYTON LARRY PAYTON BUTCH SLONE JOHN SWINDLE CHARLES VEALE JIM VICKERY BUTCH WALDROP LAMBDA CHI ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER is QF? mxw X v Q 5 Ng' g s w X, le f IIIII 35 73: fi . I if f , - 649 SW-G1 ' 1 X qw II 5 ,., , .,., 1' 'i I NORMAN ACKERMAN TERRY ADKINS BILL BAKER RAYMOND BAKER BASIL BENNETT ROBERT BLACK LUKE BLANTON CLAUDE BUCKLES JAMES CLEVELAND ARNOLD COOPER WILLIAM CUMMINGS JAMES CUNDIFF I I OTS holds its annual Christmas party f or married brothers' children. STUART DENMAN KENNETH DIXON JAMES EASLEY JAMES EAVES RICHARD FELDMAN DALE FISHBACH STEVEN FLOYD WILLIAM FULLER RICHARD GREEN DAVID GUNTER EDMON HALL WILLIAM HARRIS ROBERT HART JOI-IN HEARD JAMES HEATH WILLIAM HOFFMAN Omega Tau Sigma Frafernify was founded na- fionally in I906 fo unife sfudenfs of Veferinary Medicine.. . Local founding was in I94O . . .Social highlighfs for fhe year included fhe Chrisfmas Parfy, Whife Carnafion Ball, Dog Pafch Parfy, Flor- ida I-Iouseparfy and I-Iomecoming Parfy . . . Brofh- ers were represenfed in honoraries such as Phi Efa Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Alpha Zefa, Phi Zefa. Omi- cron Delfa Kappa and VVho's Who in American Colleges and Universifies . . . Members held such posifions as Superinfendenfs of Sfudenf Welfare and Polifical Affairs, Presidenf, Vice-Presidenf and Treasurer of fhe College of Veferinary Medicine and Edifor of The Auburn Veferinarian . . . OTS has been fhe winner of fhe Frafernify Scholarship Trophy for I3 consecufiye years . . . Oufsfanding Alumni include Dr. T. C. Fifzgerald, Dr. B. T. Rob- erfson, Dr. J. I-I. Neal. Dr. Don M. Wifherspoon. Dr. D. J. Williams, III and Dr. C. I'I. Clark. JAMES HOWARD HERMAN JONES JOHN KEY DELBERT KRAHWINKEL ALFRED LEGENDRE TOMMY LITTLE LAWRENCE MEHR FREDDIE MERRITT ANDREW MILLS JAMES MILTON ROBERT NIPPER JOSEPH PETTUS NICHOLAS PETTY PAUL PLUMMER KEITH POWELL MICHAEL PULLEN JOHN RAGAN RONALD RUSSELL CHARLES SELLERS ROBERT SHIMP EDMON SLATON LONNIE SMITH BENJAMIN STALLARD GILBERT STAY CHARLES THORN BU RG JERRY TRUITT LOMAX WALKER ROBERT WARREN CARLOS WEBB RANDALL WOLFE OFFICERS TOM BECKMAN Presidenf JERRY SMITH VIce-Presidenf DECLAND HUBER Secrefary MIKE MCDONALD Treasurer NOT PICTURED PRENTICE MOYERS WILLIAM SMITH PETER BALASKY ROBERT NAY DAVID SPIKE JERRY BANCROFT JAMES PAYNE BEN STROUD GREGORY BARKER GERALD PARKER RAY SULLIVAN HAROLD W. BLACK HENRY PIRTLE GRIFFIN TATE PHILIP BLUMER JAMES RAY ROBERT TAYLOR FRANKLIN BRANCH HAROLD REECE ROBERT THOMAS RICHARD BROOKS CLAYTON RITTER MALCOLM TIPTON JERRY BUSH RICHARD ROBISON LESLIE TREMAINE BILLY BUTLER JOHN M. RUCKER ROY UPTON ANSLEY CARNEY WILLIAM JAMES VALENTINE JAMES CASTLE RUMBAVAGE CALVIN WAGONER JOSEPH CHEATHAM JAMES SHEWMAKER JOHN WINK MARCUS CHENEY WALTER SHOUSE EDDIE WOLFF HUBERT CLARK CARLTON SMITH DONALD WOOD RALPH COOPER DONALD COURTNEY OSSIE CULPEPPER JAMES DAVIS LARRY DEE WILLIAM DeWITT HUBERT DOERR CHARLES ERWIN CHARLES EVANS WELLINGTON FORD ERNEST GODFRY ROSS HENDRY 'VICTOR HENRY JACKIE HEWITT JAMES H, JOLLY ROBERT JONES DEWITT LANGSTON FREDDIE LAWSON JOHN LEWIS BARRY LIGON JEFFREY LINN PHILIP MANSFIELD JAMES MAYER JOHN MARTIN VERNON MCANALLY GEORGE MOBLEY WILLIAM MONTGOMERY JOHN MOSER OMEGA TAU SIGMA ZETA CHAPTER .,,ffwf?g I IRQ nj? A1110 ig fy fgk W ' Ax Q ,ff f Q33 :Q swath 1-'wif INx.j3f g Q, ,,,, Sli X If RQ. if .wwf jf My AI Aw ' ' 59 A ...,,...., .....,,,v- - 1 ,,, A ,...., L fQ'a'5 '?m 5Is2e Q Y ,F KS, 1 A ,W .,.. Wm ,K jim wx 0 . . is GERALD BILBRO, JR. JAMES BLACKLEY ARTHUR BOWMAN JOE BUCKHALT ERIC BUSH CHARLES CANON JOE CHILD SAMUEL COX, III The Phis await the arrival of a bus which will carry them to Gatlinburg for iheir housejiarty. PHILLIP DRANE C, L. EILAND C. L. ELDRIDGE FRANK C. EEAGIN PAUL FLOWERS THOMAS GOLSON J. BARTON GREER, III W, F. HAMILTON DAVID C. HANNAN TOMMY R. HEAD Based on Ihe principIe of a secrer broiherhood socieiy, Phi Delia Theia was esIabIished in I848 ai Miami Universiiy in Oxford, Ohio, in order Io pro- moie Ihe beirerrneni oi moraI, sociaI and academic siandards . . .The local Iounding of Phi DeIIa Theia in I879 esIabIished Auburn's second iraIerniIy . . . SociaI highlighis for Ihe year included Ihe Roman Parry, Bowery Ball, Cowboy Parry and Annual Win- Ier Eormal . . . BroIhers were members of Scabbard and BIade, Phi Eia Sigma, Pi Tau Sigma, ArnoId Air Socieiy, Era Kappa Nu, Alpha Epsilon DeIIa and Scarab . . . Phi's were aIso aciive in sporrs which included membership on Ihe Track Team and League championship in iooIbaII . . . Ouisranding Alumni include CIEPF Hare, Zeke Smirh and Joseph Sarver, Jr. 246 FRANK O. HOLLINGER A. L. HOLLINGSWORTH WILLIAM M. HORNSBY GRANT JOHNSON CURTIS JORDAN JEFFERSON P. KIRKLAND SAMUEL G. LACEY, III W. G. LIDDON T. M. MQCULLEY HARRY M. MQMILLAN J. W. MONGOLD R. S. NAFTEL RICHARD W. NEY JOHN O'NEAL MICHAEL W. PARKER B. B. PEARSON BILL ROBERTS NED RUTLAND T. A. SAMPLES LEE SIMS P. H. SMITH JAMES SPURLOCK W. RAMSEY STUART, III R. E. WILGUS OFFICERS HUGH SPARKS Presidem' PHIL HUMANN VIce-Presidenf M I KE WEAVER Secreiary JOE GRAHAM Treasurer NOT PICTURED SID BASORE R. M. BOWICK N. H. BOWMAN F. ROBERT BOYKIN JOHN BRENNAN, II HARAN BULLARD WADE BUSH WILLIAM COMPTON ARTHUR CORTE NEIL R. CRADDOCK RONALD DAVIS STEVE DEICHELMANN J. L. FEAGIN J. S. FREEMAN W. L. GILMER JERRY GREEN MAC GREEN ROBERT GWALTNEY L. H. HALL STEPHEN HARVARD N. S. HOGUE J. W. KERN TOMMY W. LEAVELL JEX LUCE JACKIE MOURING NEAL OLD M. O. O'NEAL, JR. MICHAEL R. PARKER J. Z. PERRY JACK RAINER ROBERT F. RAMSEY J. L. RANDALL BARRY REED MAC ROGERS WADE A. ROGERS R. ROSENKOETTER R. L. ROSENKOETTER PAT SELFTON MARVIN THOMAS M. E. THORNLEY, JR. PAUL W. TRAWICK STEVE TRAWICK BILL WIESE 7 X51 X K T? xx '49 2 'He + In . I 3' , K ' I3 . Q. f--14 Z X 5. 0 5, PHI DELTA THETA ALABAMA BETA CHAPTER '1-- - Sv ..: iw ? I I . V I f. .. zf' .I A 'kj.,M ,ff V R. 1 XI O WARREN AMASON GLEN C. BANNISTER CHARLES A. BENTLEY, JR. LAWRENCE A. BOOTH ROBERT N. BRADLEY DOUGLAS BROWN MARC H. BROWN MICHAEL P. BUFKIN ROBERT T. BUISSON MARVIN H. CAMPBELL WILLIAM F. CAMPBELL JOHN K. CARUTHERS A The Fire Party's singers receive request from the pajama girls. Q JAMES K. CHAPMAN ARTHUR F. CLIFF, III WILLIAM R. COLLINS JOE D. CRAFT WADE K. CUNNINGI-IAM WILLIAM D. DeBARDELEBEN, JR. RICHARD DICK RALPH M. DOUGHTON BRUCE B. FARRAR MYK R. FENSTERMACHER MICHAEL D. FRISBY CHARLES E. FULLER JAMES J. GIDEON WILLIAM L. HENDERSON JAMES B. HILL, III ROBERT L. HOFFMAN CHARLES A. HUNT Phi Gamma Delra was Tounded in I848 Tor The promoTion oT broTherhood, scholarship, and service . . . The Fiii's were charTered aT Auburn in I962 . . . The Black Diamond Formal, Fiji Island ParTy, Greek ParTy and Fiii Florida Fling were The highlighTs oT The social calendar . . . BroThers were in such acTiviTies as Freshman and VarsiTy Bas- lceTball Teams, Band, OrchesTra, Mixed Choir, Circle K and Greeks sTaTT . . . Fiii's also served as Vice- PresidenT oT AICI-IE, EdiTor oT The GLOMERATA, and PresidenT oT The PE majors club . . . Phi Sams held such sTudenT goyernmenT posiTions as SenaTor- aT-Large, PresidenT Pro Tem oT The SenaTe, Super- inTendenTs oT SaTeTy and CommuniTy RelaTions, and Alabama Vice Chairman oT SUSGA . . . l-lonoraries included Phi ETa Sigma, Spades, ODK, Who's Who Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Squires, ETa Kappa Nu, STeerage, and Scabbard and Blade . . . This year, Phi Gamma DelTa won The IFC BesT Pledge Class Award, won TirsT place in STep Sing, was TirsT in scholarship and placed sixTh in The AII SporTs Trophy . . . OuTsTanding Alumni include Calvin Coolidge, Dr. Norman VincenT Peale, Johnny Car- son, The BroThers Four, and Dr. Ralph Brown Draughon. OLIVER D. KINGSLEY, JR. DAVID H. KNOX, JR. CLINTON H. LENOIR GERALD B. LOWREY HERBERT D. McKAY DALE McKAY EDWARD D. MEADORS WILLIAM T. MEADOWS JACK P. MILLS, JR. JAMES K. NEWELL ROY H. NORRIS, III GARY M. NORTON KIM J. OVERCASH CHARLES R. PELHAM WILLINGTON M. PHILLIPS, II MELBOURNE C. PULLIAM MAX N. RICHBURG HOBSON R. RILEY JOHN F. RILEY WALTER M. RUSH, JR. RICHARD H. SHELTON FRED M. SIMPSON BENJAMIN B. SPARTLING, III ERNEST S. STRONG DAVID N. WALL BILLY F. WEST DARRYL J. WHITE BOBBY R. WIGGINS GEORGE GAGE WOODWARD JAMES O. YEAMAN OFFICERS THOMAS E. WARREN, III PresIdenI JAMES W. HUTCHESON Corresponding Secre-Iary EDWARD B. FISCHER Treasurer NOT PICTURED LARRY D. BROOKS RONALD K. COOKE RALPH GIBSON, JR. JAMES W. HALL THOMAS F. HOOTEN WILLIAM A. HOPTON-JONES CARL KLEIN EDWARD JESSEN LAURENCE LENOIR F. D. MERIWETHER ROBERT J. MILLER SCOTT B. MURRAY DONNEE RAMELLI JAMES L. REVEL ROBERT D. REID JAMES M. SIMS, JR. SAMUEL W. SLAY JOHNNIE B. VINSON CHARLES WEISS THOMAS S. WINTER PHI GAIVINIA DELTA ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER EI? ll' 'I . I II I 1 I .r,inINI4vl 4 IIIIQ II up-fm' M230 JWQIIII lr w, Q? f I f 4 X 04 X S Q EI ,s ' -fjeg15zia- Pmmyfafff JOHN ALLEN RALPH ANDREWS JACK BAKER JOHN BARKER MIKE BEARD MIKE BESTE BILL BROWN CLIFFORD BUMPERS TOM CHAMBERLAIN ART CHRISS HENRY COLE WALTER COLEY The Phi Taus fJ7'f?f7!l7'f? for the 5 I ff-nf Step Sing. RAYMOND HEATON JIM COLLIER LARRY COOK KENT COOPER JOHN DAVIDSON CLYDE DAVIS BOBBY DOYLE DOUG FARLEY JIM FISCHER DAN FREDRICK BILL GAILEY BUDDY HAGGARD TOM HALL BILL HATLEY FRED HOFFMAN DANNY HOOD STAN HULSEY ROD JORDAN JOHN KELLEY MIKE KRAUSE BUDDY McDOWELL IncorporaTing The ideaIs oT American democracy and sTrong TraTernaI associaTion, Phi Kappa Tau was Tounded in IQO6 aT Miami UniversiTy oT Ohio . . .They received Their charTer in I927 . . . Main sociaI TuncTions were The Red CarnaTion BaII. The Mexican ParTy, The BIue GroTTo ParTy, The Ladies' Daze, Wassail WaTer, and The Horida I'IouseparTy . . . BroThers were weII represenTed in such orgariizaTions as CircIe K, Plainsman sTaTT. A CIub, Dolphin Club, SocieTy Tor Ad- vancemenT oT ManagemenT and ASME . . . There are IoroThers in ODK, Phi Kappa Phi, ETa Kappa Nu, Tau BeTa Pi and Pi Tau Sigma . . . A Phi Tau was Chairman oT The UniversiTy ParTy . . . For The sec- ond year in a row. The Phi Taus carried home The AII SporTs Trophy as a resuIT oT Their ouTsTanding aThIeTic abiIiTy. JIM McKEE STEVE MEANS TOM MITCHELL MICKEY PU RCELL HARRY REYNOLDS LARRY ROBERSON MIT ROTH DOUG SOWAR JOE STAN FIELD TOM STAN FIELD BILL STEWART LEE TEAGUE FRANK TRAYLOR ROGER WIGGINS HIRAM WILKINSON KEN WIRT HERB WISE GREG WOOTEN BUDDY WRIGHT STEVE YOTHER OFFICERS MILTON WATTS Presidenf DOUG YORK VIce PresidenI RON RAY Treasurer MIKE PUGH IN.P.I Secretary NOT PICTURED JOHN ANDERSON WAYNE ATCHISON DON BAKER JIMMY BARINEAU JEFF BARNARD BILL BELTZ MIKE BOOKER RAMSEY CHAPLIN HAROLD CROUT KEN DEWALT PAT DAVIS JIMMY DEAN RICHARD DUELL TOM EDWARDS MIKE ELLIOT BUDDY GOLSON DAVID HARRIS FORNEY HENDERSON MICKEY JACKSON CHUCK JENKINS BOB KENT MIKE KERACHER JEFF KIERSTEAD BILL LEVILLE BILL MCCULLA S EVE ORAZINE RONNIE PHILLIPS BILL POLK EDDIE PRICKETT BILL ROBERTS ROY ROBERTS TOM SHUFORD BROOKS SMITH JIMMY SMITH BOBBY STREET MIKE SUTHERLAND OM SMYTH PHIL VAUGHAN 25I PHI KAPPA TAU ALPHA LAMBDA CHAPTER MV. gm III E IHIIIIW1 H iii., T7 B IIIIIIII IIIIIIII IIIIII I 'NIIIBQ JTII Ir' IW ,WW, ' ' I EDWIN ALLEN, JR. ' WOODROW BARNES, II KENNETH BATZER WALTER BECK BATTLE BELL, III BYRON BEST, JR. DONALD BROWN HENRY BROWN, III TERRY BRYANT ANDREW CALLAWAY LAWRENCE CHARLTON LAWRENCE CHRISTOPHER II MICHAEL DAVIS SAMUEL EICH, III JOE ELLIS RONALD FLOWERS MICHAEL FOX RICHARD GARWOOD Pike members prepare tunnel for Bohemian Brazvl. EDWARD GASPERINI WARREN GREENE JAMES HARRIS JOHN HARTSFIELD JOSEPH H G I GINBOTHAM WILLIAM HOUSE JAMES HOWARD, JR. LARRY HUBBARD ROBERT HUTSON EDWARD JOINER ROBERT KIMBROUGH RONALD KIRKLAND PHILLIP LAMOREAUX JOHN LANGE RONNY LANKEORD HAROLD MACHEN The Iralernily ol Pi Kappa Alpha was founded in I868 al Ihe Universily ol Virginia upon a basis ol friendship and brolherly love . . . Upsilon Chap- Ier was founded al Auburn in I895 . . . Oulsland- ing social evenls which highlighled Ihe year in- cluded Ihe Dream Girl Formal, Ihe Bohemian Brawl, Ihe Wild Wesl Parry, Ihe Chrislmas Parly for un- derpriviledged children and Ihe Florida Houseparly . . . Pikes held such posilions as Presidenl of Ihe Inlerlralernily Council, Assislanl Edilor of 'rhe Plainsman, Vice-Chairman ol The Universily Parly. Publicalions Chairman ol Inlerlralernily Council, Treasurer of Ihe Auburn Law Sociely, Presidenl' ol The Junior Inler-Fralernily Council, Senalor ol Science and Lileralure, Superinlendenl ol Campus Drives, Superinlendenl of Spiril, Direclor ol Enler- Iainmenl, and olhers . . . Honoraries included Spades, ODK, Who's Who, Alpha Zela, Phi Ela Sigma, Phi Alpha Thela, and Scabbard and Blade . . .This year Ihe Pikes won Iirsl place in Homecom- ing Decoralions and Iirsl' place in inlramural swim- ming . . . Oulslanding Alumni include Senalors Ev- erell Dirksen and John Sparkman, Eess Parker and Garlh Jenkins. CHARLES MAJORS MICHAEL MCBRIDE DON MCHUGH PHILLIP MERRILL WILLIAM MCMILLAN TIMOTHY MCINTYRE DENNIS MONROE, JR. MICHAEL MORGAN OHN MONTGOMERY DAVID OUTLAND MICHAEL OVERSTREET MICHAEL PARSONS FRANCIS PARTIN EZRA PERRY, JR. JOEL PHILLIPS JOHN PORTER JAMES PRIDGEN PETER RANDA BENJAMIN REAMS. JR. PRESTON ROBINSON HARVER ROLLINGS 'ROBERT ROTENBERRY JOHN SCHELL, III JOHN SCHLEGEL, JR. NILLIAM SCHLOSSER JOSEPH SEAWELL ROBERT SHEPHERD IV WALTON SINEATH, JR. GEORGE SMITH ' THOMAS SMOOT WALTER STEAD ROBERT STUBBS DAN HAMILTON RICHARD TANNER ROBERT TICE JOHN TUCKER, JR. WILLIAM WALTHALL JAMES WARREN JAMES WARREN ROBERT WARREN OFFICERS THAD WISEMAN Secrefary TERRY MITCHELL Treasurer WILLIAM PARKER IN.P.I Presideni ERNEST FALKN ER IN.P.I Vlce PresIdenI NOT PICTURED LEON F. ALDERMAN JOHN D. ANDREWS WILLIAM RAY BELEW STEPHEN R. BOWEN RICHARD OWEN BRASWELL ROBERT H. BROGDEN PETER J. BUFFINGTO RALPH BUSH, JR. RONALD SEARS CAMPBELL CLIFFORD FRANKLIN CLEGG, JR. JERRY M. COOPER JOHN R. ELAM ERNEST FALKNER, III JOHN G. FALKNER WALTON FLEMING, JR. WILLIAM M. FLOYD MAYNORD W. FORD JOHN ROBERT FOX JOHN B. GUFFEE ROBERT GUFFERY WILLIAM GEORGE HAIRSTON, III RONALD D. HAVERN GREG E. HEIM THOMAS S. HILL LARRY G. HOLT ANDREW PRESTON HORNSBY, JR. ALLEN D. MQCLELAN ANDREW J. METZGER ROBERT S. MCINTOSI-I LEE C. PARKER WILLIAM MARION PARKER, III CECIL W. ROBINSON JAMES E. ROTCH ROBERT ARDER SAMMONS, JR. GEORGE HENRY TURNER, III GREGORY OWEN WALKER THOMAS SHADROCK WEAVER HUGH DAVIS WILSON JR. PI KAPPA ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER 1 . GLEN BAZEMORE DAVID BEASON CHARLES BLACKLEDGE LUA BLANKENSHIP BRIAN BODINE JIM BUCKWALTER JOHN CLOUD TOMMY DANIELS JOE DAVIS PHIL DuPREE ANDY FERGUSON LOYD FULTON Barbecue is rz special! i 111 the Pi Kai: Home d1,H'i7lf Rush We RICKY GILLARD BILLY GRUBB ARTHUR HAMMOND JIMMY HINES MIKE HOFFER RICHARD HORN GEOFF HUDDLESTON SAM IRBY DAVID KEARNS BOY KINNEY RICHARD KRAUSE RICHARD WAYNE LAND RAY LAPIER RICHARD LING RONNIE LING BRUCE LOCKWOOD DON MARSHALL O. D. MARSHALL Pi Kappa Phi Fralernily was founded in Charles- lon, Soulh Carolina, al Ihe College of Charleslon in I904 . . .They believe in and hold lo all The prin- ciples and ideals ol our Soulhern herilage and broughl lhis spiril lo Auburn in l926 . . . The Pi Kap social calendar included lhe Red Rose Formal, Jungle Parly, Easier Egg Hunl, Miss Easier Bunny Conlesl and lhe Florida Houseparly . . . Brolhers were represenled in Scabbard and Blade, Arnold Air Sociely, Ela Kappa Nu, Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Bela Pi, Della Sigma Pi, Phi Bela Kappa . . . Olher Pi Kaps were aclive on The golf, soccer and gymnaslic leams and were members of lhe Sociely of Mili- lary Engineers, Sociely lor Advancemenl of Man- agemenl, and lhe American Inslilule ol Aeronau- lics and Aslronaulics . . . Oulsianding Alumni in- clude Wally Bulls and George Granl. JIM MARTIN HARVEY MAYES JOHN MQCLURE JEFF MITCHELL JACK NIVENS GARY PATTERSON GEORGE PRATT ALFRED RAMSEY MIKE RIDDLE BOB ROBIE JOE RONAN LARRY STEPHENSON DAVID STRAIN GUY TADLOCK BOB THORNTON TOMMY TURNER WAYNE WALDEN MONROE WHITAKER BOB WILLARD DAVID WOLSONFROFT OFFICERS JOHN RICHEY Presiderd NORRIS CRUTHIRDS Treasurer JIM KIRKENDALL Warden WESLEY BROCK IN,P.I Secrehary NOT PICTURED GARY BARCO AL BERZETT TEMPLE BOWLING MEL CARAWAY ROY CLARK DON COLE DAVID DOZIER KEN FRANCIS CHARLES FRENCH RANDY GRAYSON JIMMY GRIFFIN PAUL HARPER CHRIS HART ROBERT HOPPER BILL C. JONES BILL W. JONES TERRY KENDRICK BILL KENNEDY EARLE MALONE BOB MANN JIMMY MANN SAM MCCORD DUDLEY MENDI-IEIM JACK MORRISON PAT MURPHY BILLY PONDER JIM STEWART WARD TAYLOR ED WORD BURK WYATT BOBBY WYNNE 255 Pl KAPPA PHI ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER 'I-nj ' iii ia 1 H gyw-LI AIAZTIAZEI JAMES ADAMS ROBERT AIKEN HENRY ALDRIDGE JIM BARGANIER BOB BARNES LEE BARNETT WILLIS BASS JOHN BEESLEY LARRY BENDER MIKE BENSON BOB BICKERSTAFF DWIGHT BRASWELL STEVE BRICE BRAD BRIGHTMAN RODDY BROACH JOHN BROADERICK PHIL BROWN AL BULLARD The SAE's hold llzoir formal at the Harmony Club in Columbus, Georgia. HENRY CALHOUN RICKY CHAMBERS GEORGE CLEMENTS FRANK CLEVELAND DOUG COOPER PAT EAGLE RANDY FARMER TOMMY FISHER LEA FISK JOHN FITZHUGH JOHNNY FORRESTER MARBUT GASTON GEORGE GLENDENNING HUGH GRACEY TOM GRIFFIS JOHN HALL BILL HEAD BOB HEATH JIMMY HILL HANK HILLIARD ALEX HOWELL CHARLIE JOHNSO N HARRY JOHNSON Sigma Alpha Epsi ons ouncin in I856 was based on l3roTherhooc, Triendswip, and a love oT counTry . . . Their local Touncing in I878 esTab- lished Auburn's TirsT TraTerniTy . . . The main social evenTs included The WinTer Formal, Spring House- parTy, UnderTaIcer's Ball and CwrisTmas ParTy . . . BroThers were well represenTed in The STudenT Sen- aTe, Campus Drive CommiTTee, SpiriT CommiTTee, VarsiTy BasIceTbaII, FooTl3aII and WresTIingg and held such posiTions as The Business Managers oT The GLOMERATA and The Plainsman sTaTTs, The Presidencies oT The College oT ArchiTecTure and The Freshman Council, and The Vice-Presidency oT The Freshman Council . . . SAE's held membership in such honoraries as Arnold Air SocieTy, ODK. Squires, Spades, and in Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiTies . . . Sigma Alpha Epsilon was in The Top Tiye Tor The AII SporTs Trophy, win- ning inTramuraI basIceTbaII Tor Two OT The pasT Three years . . . OuTsTanding Alumni include PresidenT William McKinley, Governors Paul Johnson and Frank CIemenT, SenaTor Richard B. Russell, RoberT Young, Dick Powell and Lloyd Bridges. STAN JONES KEITH KAYS JIM KRANZUSCH JIM LAMBERT JOHN LAWHON BUDDY LITTLE ALAN LOY ROBERT MCINTYRE FLOYD MCRAE WADE MEDLOCK BILL MORRISON BEN POOL LARKIN RADNEY ALLEN REED ROBERT SASSER JIM SELMAN JOHN SHAPIRO FRED SHEPPARD SKIP SIMONTON BOB SNELLGROVE SCOTT STEVENS JIM STYRING JIM SUMNERS BRIAN TAGUE JIMMY TURNER JOHN WEIGLE WALLACE WHATLEY BUSTER WILLIAMS TOMMY WILSON WIRTH YARBROUGH OFFICERS BURT CLOUD Presidenf BARNEY LAWLEY Vice Presiderd TOM BRADY Secrehary JIM DAVENPORT IN.P.I Treasurer NOT PICTURED JIMMY ADAMS RICHARD AIKEN MAC BEALE FRED BLACKMON AVERY CLENNEY JOHN COOKE ALAN CUMMINGS JIM DAVENPORT GEORGE DAVIDSON PHIL DAVIS ALVIN FORD WAYNE GRANT GEORGE HARRISON JIMMY HEACOCK MIKE JACKSON LAWSON JAOUITH PAT KLASS BOB LANE JOHN LOWERY DANNY MCDANIELS GEORGE MQKENNEY PAT MANN LARRY MENEFEE JOHN PARKER BILL PORTER GUERRY PRUETT BILL REEDER CHARLIE RIZZO MIKE ROGERS RICHARD ROSELLE BUDDY SMALL BOBBY SMITH BASCOMB THOMAS RANDY THOMAS JOHNNY THOMPSON ROY THOMPSON RICKY UMBACI-I DON WADE RICHARD WALKER JIM WYATT GUSTY YEAROUT I I I I SIGIVIA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA Mu CHAPTER L, n 1 i N Vi H! Em, g ,vqlbfl ' 2 RUSTY ALLMAN BILLY ARNOLD JERRY BARBER NEWTON BATES RICK BEAN BILL BOSTWICK JIM BOYD VERNON BRITTON HALL BRYANT BOB BURTON PAUL CHAPMAN GEORGE CLARIDY TOM DONNELL MIKE DUGGAN GEORGE DUNBAR TOM DUNCAN GEORGE EDMONSON JEFF EVANS I The yeafs formal is preceded by a casual get-together at the Red Barn. JERRE FEAGIN MIKE FERMIANY FRANK FRYER DENBY GARRISON LEWIS GLENN JOHN GREEN BRUCE HAINES CRAIG HANEY JIM HARRISON BURTON HEWITT TOMMY HILL HENRY HOLT TOMMY JAMES BILL KERCHER TOMMY KIME ANDY LEVERETTE RODNEY LEWIS BEN GAY JAY GOGUE SETH HARP DAVE LYON Since Ihe Iraierniry was founded in I855 aI Mi- ami Universiry in Oxford, Ohio, Sigma Chi has be- Iieved in Ihe Iorincipie Ihajr Irue sirengih Iies in a well-rounded and symmelrrical deveIopmen+ oI in- dividual characier . . . Sigma Chi was chariered ai Auburn in I934 . . . Ouislranding social evenis in- cIuded The Sigma Chi Derby, Ihe Luau, SweeIhearI Ball, and Skeei Parry . . . Brorhers parriciloaied in acjriviiies such as Varsiiy Track, Basebali, FooIbaII and Tennis, Freshman BaskeIbaII, Plainsman siafi, Auburn Players, Greek Week Commiireeq and in- cluded Ihe Presidenr of A Club and Vice-Presi- deni of Circle K . . . Sigma Chis were in ODK, Squires, Phi DeIIa Chi, Phi Era Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau DeIIa, Pi Mu Epsiion, ArnoId Air So- ciery, Sreerage, Who's Who in American Colleges and Uniyersihes, and oiher honoraries . . .This year Ihe broihers won Iirsr piace in The AIIoha Omicron Pi Eralrernijry Fair . . . OuIsIanding Alumni include John Wayne, Barry Goldwalrer, MiIIon Caniicf, and L. G. BaIIour. JACK MATHIS PAT MCKELLAR TOM MQMILLAN BUDDY METCALF FRANK MILFORD BUCKY MONROE CHUCK MUELLER STEVE MURPHREE GEORGE NELSON ALAN OLSON ROBERT OWENS TOM PAYNE HUNTER POPE ED PRUETT SONNY RESHA BRAD ROOT JOHNNY RUSSOM CALVIN SANDERS JIMMY SEARS JOHN SISSON DENNY TAYLOR DENNIS THOMAS JIM THOMPSON JACK TOMPKINS RIP VOORHEES INGE WADDLE NORMAN WALDROP BOB M. WATSON DICK WHITAKER DAVID WINSOR OFFICERS JOHNNY DISMUKES Presidenf CHARLES PEM BER Vice Presidenf BILL GORDON Treasurer ED FORD IN PI Secrerary NOT PICTURED: JOHN ASSELL BOBBY BURK RICHARD BUTLER BRENT CAMP JIMMY DUKE TOMMY J. EARLE MIKE FAZIO RONALD GIBBSON STEVE GILLIKIN RICHARD GRAHAM ALTON JAMES DAVID KHYKENDALL JOHNNY LANIER LEWIS MAYSON PRICE MQLEMORE TOMMY MILLER BUDDY MORGAN BILLY PARKER JOE RABURN JACK ROBERTS TOMMY RODGERS BEN SMITH JOE SUBLETT JOHN TERRELL JIMMIE TURNER BOB A. WATSON TERRY WHITE HOWARD WHITTED BOBBY WILSON LEWIS WILSON JOHN WOODALL SIGMA CHI GAMMA SIGMA CHAPTER gk .1 N SI .Z 'II A4 'f. ZH 'if X HSICQIEQ BILLY BEAIRD BILLY BJORK STEVE BRANUM J. B. BULLOCK WILLIAM BULLOCK GENE CALDWELL TERRY CHRISTISON WALTER CLARK BILLY COTTER RICKY COUNTRYMAN JOHNNY CROW TOM FLINT NICK EORTSON RICK FROST KYTLE ERYE KEN GRICE BOB GREER STEVE HANNUM Sig WALLY HANNUM WALTER HARGROVE BEN HARRISON JERRY HENRY JOE HOLLIS JIM HOOD BOB HURST LARRY JACKSON ED JAMES WALT JOHNSON GIRAULT JONES JOE JUSTICE DON KELLER DON KING Sigma Nu was Tounded naTionally in I869 as an honor TraTerniTy, as The resulT oT The deep desire Tor broTherhood and The spiriT oT TraTernalism which was needed immediaTely Tollowing The Civil War . . . Local Tounding was in I89O . . . Social evenTs included The WhiTe Rose Formal, SweeT HearT Ban- gueT, l-lobo ParTy and The ChariTy Bowl . . . Mem- bers were represenTed in VarsiTy FooTball, Baseball, Traclc, GolT, Tennis, WresTling, Plainsman STaTT, Cheerleaders, A Club, Circle K, Phi DelTa Chi and Engineers Council . . . STudenT governmenT po- siTions included The SuperinTendenT oT High School RelaTions, AssisTanT SuperinTendenT oT PoliTical AT- Tairs, IFC SecreTary and AssisTanT DirecTor oT The Speakers Bureau . . . Honoraries include ODK, Vice- PresidenT oT Sguires, ETa Kappa Nu, Scarab, Tau BeTa Pi, Arnold Air SocieTy, Alpha Epsilon DelTa, Scabbard and Blade, Phi Kappa Phi and Who's Who in American Colleges and UniversiTies . . .This year, The Sigma Nus won TirsT place in soTTball and Tennis and placed second in TooTball . . . OuTsTanding Alumni are Dean James Foy, Billy I-liTchcoclc, Zane Grey, FulTon Lewis, Jr. and Paul Bear BryanT. JEROME KNIGHT ED KYSER ROBISON LAMBERTH EDDIE LAMMONS BRIAN LONG CHARLES McGeHEE JOHN MCINNIS SONNY MORROW KIRK MEARES BILL NEIGHBORS HOWARD NELSON BRUCE NICHOLS EBBY OAKLEY EVERRETT OWENS BUDDY PERROTT JIMMY POOLE BILL PUTNAM SKIP RYAN BILL SCOTT CARL SHARPE WEBB SLEDGE RICHARD SMITH SKIP SMITH WHITE SMITH I I I I JIM TAYLOR PAUL TAYLOR BILL TOHMPSON JIM WARD JOE WATSON CHUCK WESTBROOK OFFICERS AL SCOTT Commander JIM CALIFF Recorder BERT CASEY Treasurer TERRY MQPHERSON IN.P.I LI. Commander NOT PICTURED BOB BASS RONNIE BAYNES MONTY CALHOUN JOHN CASEY RAY CHRISTISON MARVIN COTTER RUDY DANIELS JEFF DAVIS RIP DETAMORE JOE DOTSON RONALD DUNCAN TOM DYAS DON GLENN JIM GLIDWELL JOHNNY GREEN ECEY HENDRIX RICK HILLEY DICK JORDAN PEE WEE JORDAN JAMES KEELING JIM LANGLOIS BUDDY LEE PETE MCKENZIE JOE MOORE SONNY ODOM BOBBY PRITCHETT DICKY RAINER JERE ROSE JIM RUTLAND JIM SANFORD GRADY SHARP DAVID SHARP GEORGE SIMPSON JAMIE SLEDGE KEN SPEARMAN ROBERT STILL DANNY WATSON ALEX WHALEY DeMOND WHATLEY RANDY WILLIAMS SIGMA NU BETA TH ETA CHAPTER x,bXIfU,ff Q 4 0 54 'N-,W voy QQQD' , ... :X 5.-,... FRANK WHITE . BILL ASHTON OWEN BOALS BOB BORZAK LYNN BOWDEN JOHN BURKE PAT CARNEY RODNEY CARR LARRY COOK SPE members boast Auburn Spirit durign Wreck Tech Parade. JOHN COPELAND SONNY DAVIS MARTY ELDER BILL GIDDENS DON HOLLEY STEVE LEONARD RAOUL LOPEZ Founded in I9OI al Richmond College in Rich- mond, Virginia, Sigma Phi Epsilon slrived Io pro- vide campus fellowship based on Chrislian ideals . . .The Tralernily was founded locally in l908 . . . The social calendar lor The year included loolball parries, The Homecoming Parly, Queen of Hearls Formal, Mounlaineers Parry, Waikiki Parly and Flor- ida l-louseparly . . . Sig Eps were represenled in organizalions such as The Sociely Tor Advancemenl oi Management Sociology Club, Band, Cross Counlry, Track Team, Pershing Rifles, and Circle K . . . Honoraries included Era Kappa Nu, Pi Iylu Epsilon, and Tau Bela Pi. This year, Sigma Phi Epsi- lon won The Red Cross Blood Trophy Tor Tralerni- lies and sororilies, and was runner-up in lralernily bowling and The Wrech Tech Parade . . .Alumni in- clude Dr. James Naismilh, Ted Ivlack, Woody Her- man, and Senaior Bourke B. Hickenlooper. PETE LORINO CURTIS MAULDIN GRADY MCVVI-IORTER BO MONTGOMERY ED MULLINS LARRY PEAKE LANCE RANKIN ED SABATINI PAUL SENKBEIL RODNEY SI-IELTON AL THORNTON BOB WHITSON MORRIS WILDSMITI-I LARRY WOODALL OFFICERS STEVE TU RLEY PresIdenI' WADE OSBU RN Vice Presidenf SAN DY BAUGI-IAM Secrefary RUSTY I-IOGSETTE Treasurer NOT PICTU RED: BUTCI-I BAGWELL DON CLAUNCI-I TY CRAVEN RICKY DEAN BOB GAINES JAMES I-IAMBY VAN KENNEDY MIKE MIXON KIM SMITH JACK WALLS SIGMA PHI EPSILON Ami CHAPTER A DAVID ADAMS MAITLAND ADAMS WALTER ARNOLD MIKE BAREFIELD LARRY BEN EEIELD JOHN BEVILLE GAYLON BRANAM DON BROWN TOMMY BROWN DANNY CONN The Sigma Pix' fum! ujzfrs an mljoyablzf .vzmumir jzaslinzw. CHARLIE COX NEIL CROW JULIAN DUNKIN MIKE EDWARDS AIJBREY ELLIS BILL GINN ROY HANCOCK ALAN LEACH BILLY LYBRAND BEN MAIN SONNY MATHIS DON McDANIEL KEN MEGGINSON LEE MILLER RICHARD OTTERBERO Since Sigma Pi's founding in I897, The Trajrernify has pursued a conservahve policy of expansion slrriving Tor inner sIrengIh raiher Ihan guanIiIy . . . The highlighlrs oT Ihe social calendar Tor The year were The Orchid Ball I:ormaI, Spring Luau, Eound- er's Day Banquet I:Iorida I-Iousepariy, ChrisImas Parfy, Sweeihearjr Tea, and TooIbaII parries . . . Brolrhers were acriye in Varsiiy BasebaII, Tennis Team, Gohf Team, Wresrling Team, ACOIA, OLOMERATA, and Wing Tips sIaITs . . . I'Ionoraries included Elra Kappa Nu, Sigma Pi Sigma, Chi Epsi- Ion, ODK, Phi Kappa Phi, Who's Who in American CoIIeges and Universihes, and Scabbard and Blade ...Ouislranding Alumni incIude Bill Lynn, Dr. CIeve- Iand Adams and Walrer Schirra. 264 LA DELMAR OWENS LARRY PIKE TOMMY ROBERTS KEM ROBERTSON DANNY ROYAL CHARLES RUMBLY LARRY EUGENE RYAN MICKEY RYLAND RRY SATTERWHITE JOHN SCHIERLMANN BILL SHEALY TREVAR SHOOK WAYNE SPELLER BUTCH STOUGH GEORGE STRAIN BILL TAYLOR GLENN THOMAS JOE TRAPP AL WALDREP STEVE WATKINS BILL WHEELER ED A. WILLIAMS GLENN WOODARD TOMMY ZORN OFFICERS ROGER CHAMPION PresIdemI RONNIE NUNN Treasurer JIMMY JOHNSON INPI Vice Presiderd' JOHN FOSHEE INPI Secrefary NOT PICTURED WRAY ALLEN JOHN BARNARD RANCE BUNN RUSSELL BYRD DON CANTOR TOMMY CLEMENTS RUSS CORBITT MICKEY CROCKETT JAY DILLARD BILL MAULDIN CHARLES MCCLURE BOB MEALING RONNIE NICHOLS GUS PAPPAS TOMMY PEOPLES AMOS SHEA RONNIE SHEA RICK SHERMAN JIMMY SHIELETT GENE SMITH KEN STEARNS DON STUCKEY GARY TILLERY J. YOUNGBLOOD SIGMA PI ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER -II 'I IIIIIII' II , -KAN I II I J, sw- I , I f ff Sig 3 -, , f X xx ', ., I , S' 25: mf-wb ,X fx f ,iz AWE? WEIEI 3 iff? Rhwflwiid gg -'Www ,gjisy -FI ' , 59 5,3 'N IA , JAMES T. ADAMS MARION AOUILINO WILLIAM G. BEEMER DAVID L. BELL NICHOLAS D. CARBONE MARK T. DOBBINS THOMAS DOLLMAN JAMES V. DUNLAP The active social life of the Tekex includes informal week-Und dances. HOWARD L. DURDEN HENRY A. DYER JAMES M. DYKES, JR. DAVID S. EDWARDS JAMES W. EKISS LEE Y. GREENE THOMAS E. GREER JAMES N. HEARN THOMAS H, HOGAN Tau Kappa Epsilon Erafernify was founded in I899 fo sfand for worfli of man raflwer flian wealfli or social sfanding . . . Local founding was in I947 ...Social liiglwliglwfs for flue year were flue Red Car- nafion Formal, Soufli Sea Island Parfy, I-louseparfy and Homecoming Blasf . . . Members were repre- senfed in Circle K, Persliing Rifles, Auburn Band, Newman Club, Army Eliglwf Program, Auburn Rifles and flue Plainsman sfaff . . . Telce-'s lwonoraries in- cluded Scabbard and Blade, Sfeerage, Pi Tau Sigma, Efa Kappa Nu, and Tau Befa Pi . . . Tau Kappa Epsilon moved info ifs beau+iTuI new lwouse on new Erafernify Row in January . . . Oufsfanding Alumni include Willard Nixon, Ronald Reagen, Conrad I-lilfon, William L. Slwirer and flie Eour Ereslimen. 266 RICHARD F. KENT WESLEY C. KIRKLAND EDWARD N. LEWIS THOMAS E. LOTZ GORDON L, MILLS DONALD MORGAN WILLIAM G. MYERS THOMAS S. PAGE JAMES T. PARHAM BRAD L. PRUDEN LAWRENCE RAINES OVID D. RICKETSON PHILIP O. RILEY CARL E. SCHEUERMAN GEORGE F. SCHMOHL DONALD E. SCOTT JOHN T. SELF ROBERT M. SHULTS STEPHEN T. SIMPSON BRUCE M. SPRAGUE ROBERT TAFT WAYNE THOMPSON CARTER A. TOMASSI LIONEL D. WORTHY OFFICERS J. C. WHITE Presidenr MICHAEL FOIL Vice-PresIden'r JAM ES M U R RAY Secrera ry LOYD GIBSON Treasurer NOT PICTURED CHARLES BERGMAN FRANK BRIZENDINE HAL CALHOUN TERRY FINCH SAMUEL HALL MARK HANSON TOMMY HARDY DONALD JACKLE PAUL LEE BUDDY MANSMANN LANE MERCHANT BOB RITTER JOE SAWYER JERRY THEISS JACK VanDEMARK TAU KAPPA EPSILON BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER QSYWQQ 'gm ik' V A A I1., M ,,,. 1. , ,, 1 ' W 0 nf ERNIE ALLEN CURTIS ASHCROFT J. P. BALLENGER CHARLES BATTLE STOKELY BAZEMORE NEAL BENTLEY MIKE BODNAR CHARLIE BOYD MIKE BRADLEY MIKE BUSH LARRY CLIETT JIM COFIELD HARRISON CRAWFORD JOHN CROW AL DEASON DANNY GEIGER ART GILL MIKE HALL LEWIS HARDCASTLE GEORGE HENDERSON GARY HENDRY ROB HICKS BILL HOCHHOLZER HUNT HOGUE BILL HORTON GENE HUGHES HERBIE KAISER JOHN KAISER NEAL KERN LARRY KNIGHT RICHARD LUSK EMORY LYNN Spirit.i' are up for the IIIII1LllIl brotha2'-Cvmls-lnroflzm' baskctball game. Thela Chi Iralernily was Iounded in l855 al Nor- wich Universily for Ihe purpose ol promoling knowledge and building characler . . . Local found- ing was in l9I8 . . . The Charily Bowl Foolball Game, Winler Dream Girl Formal and Tea Dance, Caveman Parly and Spring Florida Houseparly were Jrhe main social evenls for lhe year. . . Mem- bers were represenled in organizalions such as Var- sily Foolball, Cross Counlry Track Team, Wres- Iling Team, Gymnaslic Team, ASAE, ACS, AICHE, ARA, Greek Week Commillee and SAM . . .Thela Chis held posilions on lhe Sludenl Governmenl Execulive Cabinel and Ihe Universily Freshman Council . . . Brolhers were well represenled in hon- oraries such as Spades, ODK, Sguires, Sleerage, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi- Iies and Arnold Air Sociely . . . This year, Thela Chi placed in Ihe Cake Race and in inlerlralernily sporls . . . Oulslanding Alumni include Sammy Kaye, Ralph Shug Jordan, and Red Phillips. JOHN MEYER ROBERT MORGAN JOE MURPHY CHARLES OLIVER MIKE PARKS PAUL PHILLIPS BILLY ROYAL JOE ROGERS TED RUFFNER BOBBY SANDERSON GEORGE SCHULTZ GEORGE SIMMS CHARLES SUMMERLIN ALTON THOMPSON ALBERT TURNER ERROL VENO BOB VICKERY NORMAN WILEY TERRY WOODFORD BRUCE YATES OFFICERS VIC PRICE Presidenf RAY BEAN Vice-Presidenf FRANK SANDERS Se-crefary MIKE SWINDELL Treasurer NOT PICTURED STEVE BONER CARL BOWERS WILLIAM BRADFORD JOEL BRANT RONNIE FINCH LARRY HART LARRY HOOD JOHNNY HUGHES AL JONES ANDY KELLY BILL LETT KEN MAUSER JEFF MEEHAN GENE MOORE KEN MURPHY FRANK SANDERS JOE SPRAGUE CHARLES STARLING ALLEN WARD VAN WATKINS HARRY WOODWARD 269 THETA CHI CH CHAPTER -...i,,l,Ny atv I ,f if Q OQQ . 'N ,. ff fi Q-' T5 -sa 1 as I 'I JIM FORMBY CHARLES I-IAMMOND DOUG I-IULEN JERRY JONES BOB JONSON LESTER KILLEBREW BOB KUI-ILMAN JIM LOWRY DAN MASON DICK MEGICA STAN MERRETT OIL LOWE Since ils founding in I864 a+ Rensselaer Poly- Ieclwnic Inslilule, -I'I'1eIa Xi Fralernily has provided a college Inome environmenl lor ils aclive members so Ilial Iellowsliip and alumni guidance could lead Ilneir wlnolesome menlal, plnysical and spirilual growllw . . . Tlfiey came Io Auburn in I95O and were cliarlered in I954 . . . Fealures ol Tlwela Xi's social calendar were Ilwe FrencI1men's Ball, Florida I-louse Parly, Blue Iris Formal, I-Iomecoming Parly, Sweel- Iiearl Ball and Ilie Clnrislmas Parly . . . -Ilie brolliers were represenled in ACS, Law Sociely, Arl Forum, Concerl Choir, and Track . . . Flonoraries included PI'mi Ela Sigma, Pi Mu Epsilon, Scalobard and Blade, Arnold Air Socielv and Plwi Della Pi . . . 'I'I'1e Presi- denl ol Alpha Epsilon Della was a Tlnela Xi . . . -Iliela Xi placed lirsl in Ilwe Wreclc Teclw Parade, was runner-up in inlralralernily baskelball and bowling, and received Ilwe Mosl Improved Scholar- sliip Troplwy Iliis year . . . Oulslanding Alumni in- clude Dean Fred I-I. Pumplwrey, Dr. I-Iarold Granl, George Folsler and Dr. S. Allen Edgar. MIKE METCALEE BOB MILLER BUCK MOORE RONNIE MUIR GIL PACE DOUG RALSTON JOHN RICHBURG BILL SCHILD ED SPENCER HUGH TAYLOR MIKE THOMAS DICK THOMAS LARRY THOMPSON PAUL TODD JIM TRANSUE HARRY TURNER EUGENE VOSS EDDIE WAGGONER AL WARD HOWARD WELDON DENT WILLIAMS CLYDE WILLS JOE WITTKOP CECIL YARBROUGH OFFICERS TOM WOODS PresIdenI TERRY STINSON Treasurer BUDDY RILEY INPI Vice-PresIdenI JERRY PITTMAN INPI Secrefary NOT PICTURED ROY DANIELS BILL DUDLEY LOUIS HOLMES JOHN JERGEVICH JOHNNY JOHNSON BOB MCCARY TOM MUELLER RONNIE MYERS RONNIE SAUNDERS KAYCE STILLWELL TEDDIE VENSON JIM WIGGINS ED YATES TH ETA XI BETA ZETA CHAPTER .- g' , , . I I , 5 b ' as IIY9 :,, -I gf ir! 6 gg 94 Q? Q! et Q xv 'I ,gg I .1 ' IAIAIWD ' I of ' JI BARRY BAUMSTEIN GLENN FIRESTONE MICHAEL KANTOR ALLEN MORRIS ROBERT PAPIER JERRY SANDERSON RONNIE SEITEL BERNARD SHALINSKY ARTHUR SLOTKIN JERRY SMALL DANIEL WILKOWSKY ALPHA EPSILON PI THETA COLONY OFFICERS VICTOR GOLDMAN PresidenT RONALD CODRON ViceAPresicIenT STEPHEN KORN SecreTa ry MALCOLM EAGES Treasu rer NOT PICTURED LARRY SHULMAN Alpha Epsilon Pi I:raTerniTy was Tounded aT New Yorlc UniversiTy in I9 I3 wiTh The idea oT Triendship, idealism, broTherIy love, amI3iTion, and a desire To help Tellows geT more ouT oT college Than a class- room experience . . . 'I'heTa ChapTer oT Alpha Ep- silon Pi was esTaI:nIished aT Auburn in I92I, buT be- came inacTive in I927. IT was re-acTivaTecI as a colony during spring guarTer, I965 . . .Social high- IighTs Tor The year included The Eounder's Day Ban- gueT, The Homecoming ParTy and The African Weekend . . . BroThers parTicipaTed in campus or- ganizaTions such as The Builders Guild, American InsTiTuTe oT Chemical Engineers, Circle K, AVA, The ArT Forum and Phi ETa Sigma. FREDERICK BUDDE RANDALL DIAMOND KEITH FERRIS GRADY LANCE BILLY LINSTROM GARY MONTGOMERY HENRY NOELL JAMES PARKER ROGER OUIRING BOB SOUCY CHI PHI COLONY Chi Phi Erafernify was founded af fhe College of New Jersey, Iafer known as Princefon Universify, on December 24, I824 . . . Their main purpose of founding was fo creafe a communify based on friendship and brofherhood, and fo promofe fhe qualifies which produce fhe individual highly fif fo live and prosper in our social sociefy . . . The Au- burn Coloney of Chi Phi was colonized in fhe fall of OFFICERS RICHARD T. SMITH Presidenf ED IVIURRY Vice-Presidenf AL POSN IAK Secrefary BOB MCDONALD Treasurer NOT PICTURED STEVE COLOUITT PAUL DAVIS BUTCH DAWES CHARLES DEES RAY GRANT ROBERT GRIFFIN DAN HARDIN TERRY LUNN CHESTER MARTINDALE DONNY MOORE ROD PALMER WES PONDER JOHN J. RIVERS I964 wifh fhe goal of receiving ifs charfer by fhe spring of I966 . . . Social evenfs included fhe Home- coming Parfy, Anfi-Cool Cosfume Parfy, Surf's Up, Winfer Wasfeland and fhe Spring Formal . . . Members were represenfed in Tiger Sharks, Plains- man sfaff, Navy Choir, Pershing Rifles, and Navy Drill Team . . . Sfudenf governmenf posifions in- cluded commiffee members on Union Building and SGA Commiffees and fhe Greek Week Commif- fee . . . I-Ionoraries included Alpha Epsilon Delfa, Scabbard and Blade, Sfeerage and Commander of Arnold Air Sociefy . . . Oufsfanding Alumni include Walfer Cronkife, Carl Sanders, Eugene Black and Sylvesfer Smifh, Jr. Sara McCree Diane Bush Diane Abercrombie Rila Oslrowslci Jane 'Robinson Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Pxi Beta Theta Pi Delta Sigma Phi Delia Tau Delta FRATERNITY SVVEETHEARTS Rene Dodd Delta Upsilon Rlla l-lol? Phi Kappa Tau Hazel Sallerfield Sigma Pi l Jenny Gaslcins Delta Chi Kay M055 Ann Brown Sherry Russell Suzanne Powell Kappa Alpha Order Kappa Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha Omega Tau Sigma Mary Pefranlca Pi Kappa Alpha Rosemary Jones Sigma Chi Cynfhia Danner Harpen Donna Pruefl' Susan Sewell Pi Kappa Phi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon Leslie Clisby Ann Bagqell' Carolyn Campbell Tau Kappa Epsilon Theta Chi Theta Xi f ,,.4 gl ff 4, a if T . X, w f I Z , X Dy xi EN 67g D QS X- T Awww Wx X I S233 Q 'fl f AF-xx , 5 q u! sg w 2, Q exe my Wy .MB mg sm 5 ,A I ff' 'V fi x , l 'W X' x K. Ui: xiii X f' QE . X E? Eclilor Assislanls Foolball Baslcelball Baseball Tennis ancl Golf Traclc and Cross Counlry Wreslling lnlramurals Clinl l.eNoir Pele Ginler Rancly Crew John Schell Ralph Daughlon Bill Meadows Riclcy Cliff Dub l-leilder SiHing: Bucky Ayers, Bill Cody, Tommy Luncelord, Alex Bowden, Joe Campbell, Sam Nador, Loran Carler, Tom Bryan, Don Lewis, Gerald Gross. Second Row: Roberl Hinds, Roberl Fulqhum, Bobby Payne. Jimmy Carrer, Hank Hall, Bobby Beaird, Don McCay, John Cochran, Lee Kidd, Richard Plaqqe. Third Row: Marvin Tucker, Jim Bouchillon. Harrison McCraw, Mack Bell, Mike Perillard, Franklin Fuller, George Davison, Carl Hardy, Forresl Blue, Roberl' Margeson, Fourfh Row: Flynn Morris, Jerry Popwell, Ken Jones, Roberl' Miller, Mike Bodnar, Ben McDavid, John Robinson, Ernie Warren, Richard Wood, George Mc- Kenney, Fiffh Row: Larry Haynie, Larry Jeffers, Mike Davis, John Mc- Aiee, Andy Gross, Gusly Yearour, Bill Bfaswell, Charlie Glenn, Jack Thornlon, Roy Tarum. Sixfh Row: Doug Suell, Bruce Yales, Bobby Wal- fon, Myles Hammon, Charles Collins, Ronnie Baynes, Huberl' Comer, Tommy Groal, Scoliy Long, Jim lngle. Sevenih Row: Johnny Adcock, Bruce McAfee, Freddie Hyail, Danny Fullord. THE 1965 AUBURN FOOTBALL TEAIVI '! Sfanding: Assisjranl' coaches Bobby Freeman, Joe Connally, George Ai- kins, Buck Bradberry, Gene Lorendo, Lee Hayley, Claude Saia, Jerry Elliorl, and Hal Herring. Kneeling: Head Coach Ralph Shuq Jordan. 5 i i e l S JEFF BEARD Aihleiic Direcior TIGERS DROP OPENER THEN TIE VOLUNTEERS A disappoinTing deTeaT opened The l965 Auburn TooTball season, when The Baylor Bears Took The Au- burn Tigers I4-8, on a rainy day in CliTT l-lare STadium. A Tive yard run around righT end by Richard De- Tee in The TourTh guarTer marked The TirsT score oT The game. Five minuTes laTer, Baylor guarTerback, Terry SouThall, passed To George Cheshire, making Baylor's lead I4-O. WiTh only Two seconds remain- ing, guarTerback Alex Bowden Threw a TwenTy yard pass To Freddie l-lyaTT giving The Tigers Their TirsT score oT The season. A pass To Danny FulTord Tor The Two poinT conversion ended The game. The second game oT The season, wiTh rival Ten- nessee, ended in a hardToughT I3-I3 deadlock. Early in The TirsT oiuarTer Tennessee Took a 7-O lead. A Tumble by The Vols cosT Them six poinTs as Auburn scored, making iT 7-6 aT The halT. They Took a I3-6 lead in The Third guarTer as Tennessee's sophomore guarTerback, Charlie l3ulTon, scored. WiTh seven minuTes remaining in The conTesT, Auburn Tackle, Jack ThornTon, inTercepTed a pass, giving The Tigers The ball. A Three yard pass by Tom Bryan To l-lank l-lall made iT a I3-I2 ball game. A Tive-yard penalTy on The PAT aTTempT puT Auburn back on The eighT, sTopping Their Two poinT aTTempT. Ben Mcllavid kicked Trom There Tor a I3-I3 Tie. Bryan runs option play behind Tiger wall. si fs Cody runs for long gain after intercffntion. Beaird jfnds going rough. TIGERS UPSET T0 P-RANKED WI LDCATS, 23-1 8 Cliff l-lare Sfadium was flwe sfage for Auburn's biggesf producfion of flue y-ear as Auburn fumbled flue Kenfucky Wildcafs from flue ranks of flue un- defeafed, 23-l8. Quarferback Torn Bryan led Au- burn's rusluers wiflu 52 yards and passed for l4I. Affer Kenfucky's affempf af scoring flue Tigers fook flue ball in five plays fo flue Wildcaf six yard- line. Auburn fluen carried if over in fluree addifional plays for flue foucludown and exfra poinf giving flue Tigers a 7-O lead over flue Wildcafs. Ben lvlcDavid made if a IO-O lead sluorfly before flue lualf wiflu a 40 yard field goal. Early in flue fluird guarfer Kenfucky luad flue ball and fook if fo Auburn's I2, buf were puslued back fo flue 27 by penalfies. Auburn carried flue ball 73 yards for flue score and exfra poinf giving fluem a l7-O lead. One minufe lafer Kenfucky scored on a dazzling 76 yard pass and run by leff end Rick Kesf- ner. Auburn scored again affer refurning a Ken- fucky kick fo flueir 40 and gaining I5 more on a Wildcaf penalfy. Bryan flurew fo Scoffy Long for anofluer 27. Tluis score fluen gave Auburn a 23-6 advanfage. Kenfucky guarferback, Rick Norfon drove flue Wildcafs fo a foucludown following an Auburn kickoff. Tlue fwo poinf conversion aff-enfupf failed. Auburn lafer backed flue Wildcafs fo flueir IO, buf a pass by Norfon was god fo flue Tiger IO. Tlue Wildcafs puslued if on in and flue game ended 23- I8 Plagge fzlows over litlered turf. 4' Q A 28I AUBURN TRANIPLES NOOGA Auburn defeafed flue Cluaffanooga Moccasins 30-7 in an 'excifing aerial game, complefing a fofal of fluirfeen passes for 227 yards and fwo fouclu- downs. Affer forcing Cluaffanooga fo punf follow- ing flue opening kickoff, Auburn ran forfy yards for ifs firsf score. For ifs second foucludown drive, Auburn foolc flue air roufep Tom Bryan luif end, Danny Fulford, wiflu a 48-yard pass, fluen followed wiflu a 39-yard foss fo flue opposife end, Scoffy Long. Mike Perillard punclued if over from flue one yard line. l.afer in flue second guarfer, Auburn moved fo flue Moccasin 29 buf was sfopped sluorf and forced fo fry a field goal. Tlue affempf was successful, giv- ing Auburn a I7-O lualffime lead. During flue second lualf, Auburn falliued fwo foucludowns on passes by Alex Bowden. Tlue firsf foucludown followed a punf refurn fo flue Cluaffanooga 49-yard line by Bobby Beiard. Affer fwo firsf downs, Bowden flurew fo wingbaclc, Carl l-lardy for flue score, and Ben Mc- David lciclced luis second exfra poinf of flue day. Au- burn's lasf foucludown was sef up affer Auburn recovered a fumble in Moccasin ferrifory. On fluird down following flue fumble recovery, Bowden faded baclc fo pass, buf was srnofluered by Moccasin line- men. Moving fo luis leff fo avoid flue onslaugluf, Bowden flurew leff-luanded fo Perillard, wluo criss- crossed flue field for a 35-yard foucludown. Cluaffanooga susfained one drive in flue fourflu guarfer for flueir only foucludown. ,Ncmga finds it rough going against Cody and Cochran. iiii Aj Hall fnds the going hard against Tech JACKETS JOLT PLAINSIVIEN The Tigers Took Their second loss oT The season when The Georgia Tech YellowiaclceTs Triumphed aT C5ranT Field in ATlanTa 23-I4. In nine plays, Georgia Tech scored on a 69 yard drive led by guarTerbaclc Kim King. Don Lewis connecTed on Two Tield goals in The TirsT Two guarTers, lcnoTTing The score aT 6-6 as The TirsT halT ended. Lewis' TirsT Tield goal brolie The Auburn record when iT Traveled 49 yards. Auburn Tumbled The second-halT opening lciclcoTT on Their 3I, where Tech recovered and drove To a 3l-yard Touchdown. Auburn Tumbled again, enabling Tech To booT a 46-yard Tield goal. Auburn mounTed a drive behind The arms oT Alex Bowden and Tom Bryan To The Tech 47 where leTT cornerback, Tommy Bleiclc, in- TercepTed Bryan's pass and scampered 53 yards To score. Tech's PAT was good, malcing The score 23-6. Early in The TourTh guarTer The Tigers rallied again To give a boosT To The sagging Auburn spiriT. Alex Bowden connecTed wiTh Joe Campbell on a 37 yard scoring pass and Bryan bulled The ball across Tor a Two poinT conversion To end game scoring. Tiger Iinebackcrs crunch Yellowjacket back. Hall, Perillard, and Gross .mt up pocket SOUTHERNERS UPSET AUBURN ln CliTT T-lare STadium, The Auburn eleven sTum- bled over The SouTherners oT The UniversiTy oT SouThern Mississippi. LaTe in The second guarTer, Auburn mounTed The game's TirsT oTTensive drive. ATTer a SouThern punT, The Tigers began Their drive Trom Their own 47-yardline, moving To The SouTh'ern l I-yard line in IO plays. From There, kicking special- isT Don Lewis aTTempTed a 28-yard Tield goal. only To have ET blocked by a SouThern linebacker. Fol- lowing The blocked kick, Mississippi SouTh'ern Tailed To gain yardage in Three plays and was Torced To punT. Auburn Tumbled The kick on Their own 30-yard line where SouThern recovered. The visiTors Then drove To The Auburn Tour yard line where They were Toiled in Their Touchdown aTTempT by a penalTy. They Then dropped back and kicked a 26-yard Tield goal Tor The only score oT The game. Possession was The key To The second halT as SouThern Mississippi aTTempTed To hold iTs lead. Au- burn was able To hold The ball Tor only 3I plays, while SouThern was able To run 46 oTTensive plays. The kick that won the game for Southern Miss. TIGERS COME BACK TO DEFEAT GATORS 25-1 7 Auburn Turned The Tables on Florida as They up- seT The GaTors 28-I7 and won Their TiTTeenTh sTrighT Homecoming game. ATTer a scoreless TirsT quarTer The C5aTors were able To march inTo Tiger TerriTory close enough Tor a Tield goal wiTh The help oT a pass inTerTerence call againsT Auburn. Florida came back aT The Tigers again and wiTh The help oT anoTher inTerTerence ruling crossed The goal line To Take a IO-O halT-Time lead. The Tigers commanded The second hahf as Alex Bowden passed To ScoTTy Long Tor The TirsT score. The exTra poinT was good. When Florida go The ball, STeve Spurrier had a pass inTercepTed by linebacker Bill Cody and reTurned Tor a Touchdown. Don Lewis added The exTra poinT To give Auburn The lead I4-IO. The GaTors were sTilI in The game as They drove 80 yards Tor anoTher score To pull ahead I7-14. Auburn Then scored on a 69 yard pass play Trom Bowden To Freddie l-lyaTT To Take The lead Tor keeps. The Tigers scored one more Time when Bill Cody recovered a Spurrier Tumble and made The Tinal score 28-I7. Pfrillard fnrls 11016 in ,Calor line. Cody recovers a fumble for his second touchdown in Homecom- ing contest. Cameras catch Auburn's upset victory over Florida. Ojfensioc line fires out as Bryan rolls v , , , Y sv M ' A . . . , ,. Q ' ff , - - - N , '78 K T' 1 7 'ul' ' ' B 1 Y . ' - . ,av . . b s.. , - ,. .. X we 6, . I -A X , - J , I . 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LaTe in The second guarTer Tiger punTer Tommy LunceTord Tumbled, and The lvlaroons claimed The ball on Auburn's Io. They gained only Three poinTs Trom The Toe oT James Neill. The second halT sTarTed wiTh a STaTe score as Reed Took a I5 yard pass in The end zone. The ex- Tra poinT was no good and STaTe led 9-3. Auburn Then drove 77 yards To score on a Bowden To Jim Bouchillon oass wiTh The exTra poinT good To make iT IO-9. Auburn Took over and drove 70 yards To anoTher score as Bryan drove iT in Trom The one. The exTra poinT aTTempT Tailed and Auburn lead I6-9. STaTe Took an Auburn Tumble in The TourTh quarTer and Neill again kicked a Tield goal. Auburn came back wiTh a 73 yard drive and anoTher Tally and an exTra poinT. The Maroons drove To six poinTs and an unsuccessTul Two boinT PAT. Auburn scored again as They pushed STaTe back Tor a saTeTy To win 25- I 8. Bozuden fakes to Hardy on pass play. Cochran jarrs ball loose on game-saving play. PLAINSIVIEN DOWN TOUGH GEORGIA ELEVEN 21-12 Tile TTQGVS lilifilfeled lo Allilerli Georgia -For -lille Bryan heads for touchdown as Georgia fans moan. annual clash wiTh The Georgia Bulldogs. On Auburn's TirsT play oT The game guarTerback Tom Bryan ran 4I yards To score. l-le amassed a ToTal oT I62 yards rushing Tor The aTTernoon. Senior linebacker John Cochran blocked Georgia's exTra poinT aTTempT Tollowing The Bulldogs TirsT Touch- down. Auburn's second Touchdown came when Alex Bowden, TwisTing Tree Trom Georgia pursuers, Tound ScoTTy Long alone in The end zone. Don Lewis kicked The exTra poinT making iT I4-6. A pass inTercepTion gave Georgia The oppor- TuniTy To score, This Time on a 92 yard Touchdown pass. The Two poinT conversion aTTempT was blocked, making The score I4-I2 aT The halT. When Auburn goT The ball in The Third guarTer, Richard Plagge Tore 24 yards To a Touchdown. Lewis kicked The exTra poinT, moving The score To 2I-l2. Georgia goT The ball and in Tour plays scored, Then made The conversion. The nexT Time Georgia had The ball, They missed The winning Touchdown by inches as Georgia sophomore Ronnie Jenkins plowed To The Tiger one-TooT line and Tumbled. RoberT Fulghum recovered Tor Auburn To preserve The vicTory. 287 'BAIVIA TAKES SEC Legion Field was The seTTing Tor Auburn's Tinal game oT The season as They Tell To Alabama 30-3. The Plainsmen broke Trom The gaTe and rolled 48 yards To Bama's 27 yard line, buT The Tide Tough- ened and Toolc over. On The nexT play, Sloan Tired a pass which was Tumbled. and Bobby Beaird re- covered Tor The Plainsmen aT The Tide 43. Again Auburn had a chance To score, buT iT was denied as The Tigers Tumbled. Alabama Th-en drove Tor a score. The Tide's second score came in The second guarTer on a pass inTercepTion by halTbaclc David Ray, giv- ing Them a I2-O lead over Auburn. AnoTher inTer- cepTion seconds laTer allowed 'Bama To drive To Auburn's IO yard line. A Tield goal gave Them 3 more and a I5-O lead. BeTore The halT, Alex Bow- den Threw To ScoTTy Long Tor 37 yards To The Tide 27. WiTh Tour seconds leTT, Don Lewis lciclced a 44 yard Tield goal To make iT I5-3 aT The halT. The Tigers' eTTorTs To geT on The scoreboard were ThwarTed Tour more Times in The second halT by inTerceoTions, while The Tide challced up I5 more To win The game going away 30-3. The Big Blur rzzuaftx Tide zzltark. BASKETBALL TEAM WINS TANIPA INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT The Auburn Tigers sTarTed Their I965-66 season wiTh a seven-game winning sTreak which included Taking Top honors in The Tampa lnviTaTional Tourna- menT in Tampa, Florida. The Plainsmen pulled boTh games ouT oT The Tire by beaTing Columbia by a mere poinT, 76-75, and Taking Florida STaTe by one poinT in overTime, 59-58. ATTer handing Florida STaTe anoTher loss The Tigers headed Tor The Sugar Bowl TournamenT in New Orleans, Louisiana, where The winning sTreak was broken as They Tell To Day- Ton, 7I-85, and l-lousTon, 76-89. Auburn reTurned home To sTarT conTerence play where They losT Their TirsT SEC ouTing To Mississippi STaTe, 72-83. Auburn's pace Then picked up as Lynn's Tigers, led by The sharp shooTing oT Lee De- Fore, Top scorer in The conTerence, and The play making oT Bobby Buisson, Turned in Tour vicTories. One oT These was an upseT over Tennessee as De- Fore and Millsap shared scoring honors To wrap up The vicTory. Auburn's comference hopes were soon ThwarTed as They losT To Florida, Number-one ranked Ken- Tucky and Number-Tive ranked VanderbilT. BoHom Row: l-lerberT Green, Bob Miller, Alex Howell, Tee FaircloTh. Tom Perry, Bobby Buisson, Tommy Fibbe, Torn Barnes, Senior Manager: ClinT LeNoir, Manager. Top Row: Coach Bill Lynn, Gary Lambert Joe Millsap, Harold Cardin, Lee DeFore, Jimmy MonTgomery, Randy Thomas, Randall Walker, Ronnie Quick, AssisTanT Coach Rudy Davalos. Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn Auburn SCOREBOARD 9l' Rice 78: Jax STaTe 77: Jax Univ. 79: Ga. Tech 767 Columbia 59: FSU 80: FSU 7I q DayTon 767 lr-lousTon 721 Miss. STaTe 74- LSU 92, Tulane 5lg Tennessee 90: Alabama 64, Florida 78: KenTucky 63, VanderbilT 70: Mississippi 86: Florida 64: KenTucky 76: VanderbilT 74: Georgia 903 Ga. Tech 747 Georgia 861 Mississippi 837 Alabama Buisson .vets up a play against the Gators. Montgomery fret' for two A long jumper is good by Millsap. TEAM TOTALS PLAYER FGM PCT FTM PCT REB TP AVG Lee DeFore 24I 467 I33 853 249 6I5 23.7 Bobby Buisson I05 566 I00 840 99 3I0 II.9 Jimmy Monfgomery I I I .423 83 856 IOI 305 I I.7 Joe Millsap 93 453 39 696 I33 225 8.7 Ronnie Quick 67 455 38 603 I44 I72 6.6 Alex I'IoweII 46 446 23 742 64 II5 4.4 Tee Faircloih 4I .436 I5 .750 58 97 3.8 Randall Walker 20 .444 26 .788 55 66 3.I I-Ierbie Greene I4 .636 6 .600 I I 34 I.8 Tommy Fibbe 7 .350 9 I.000 I9 23 3.9 Bob Miller 4 .571 4 .57I II I2 0.8 Team - 1 - -- I4I l - AUBURN 749 .465 476 .792 I085 I974 75.9 Opponenis 695 .428 494 ,704 IO27 I884 72.4 Vandy man is guarded close by Green. Howell zzzms for two I FROSH HAVE NEARLY PERFECT SEASON The l965-66 Baby Tiger Team came up wiTh a near-perTecT season oT eighTeen wins againsT one loss. The GulT STaTes TournamenT in Panama CiTy, Florida was The Trosh's TirsT maior sTep oT The season as They overwhelmed SouThern Tech, 85-72, and Gulf CoasT Junior College, 62-SO. l.aTer They meT wiTh egual success in a TournamenT aT Ameri- cus, Georgia as They remained vicTorious by ouT- scoring The Georgia Tech Trosh, 82-73, and Flor- ida STaTe Trosh, 63-54, To bring home anoTher Trophy. WiTh The able shooTing oT Tim ChrisTian and Bobby Johnson, The Tigers won ThirTeen in a row beTore Talling To Alabama ChrisTian College, 55- 6l. ln Their second meeTing Auburn was The Team on Top, 77-67. WiTh sTrong board play by David l-lurT and Larry CanTrell, as well as Wallace Tinl1er's consisTanT ball handling, The Tigers puT Their high- esT ToTal on The scoreboard as They swamped Geor- gia Tech, II3-60. Seafed: BusTer Williams, Sam Mason, Ed Smifhwiclc, Wayne Gardner, ' ' i ST T M l Pl T l- h S, ur, ex E herldge, Bobby Johnson, Basil Broadway, Bobby RoberTs, Larry Canfrell, im Chrlshan, Jerry ree, e uliarn, Manager. Sfanding: Coach arry Chapman, Wallace Tinlc r David H T R T ' A Yellow fucker freshman blocks Tinkefs shot -ff .-,wav-f,miw-1.f ,wifi , awwrmiaiw ,fu:--gsfrmafmmxmmmurrigras-fwmeigerfswmmwf-1 iezs,:a'w,.w::f ff-asf. w - r- - ' f'r'ff Y'-2 fY41-P -'af ' V AU BU RN HOSTS SEC TENNIS Coacli I.uII1er Young's varsily Iennis Ieam brolie even Ilwis season wiilw a 6-6 spIiI. Auburn was downed Iwice by Alabama wlwile Ilney claimed dou- ble vicrories over Mercer, Alabama College, and Huniinqdon. Auburn srandouis were Bill Crane, Ed- die Williamson, and Cliarlie Fry. Auburn was Ilwe liosl of Jrlme I965 Soullweaslern Conference Tennis Tournament Mississippi Slaie emerged flue winner and Tulane was second. Au- burn placed sixlrls in ine field oi eleven enlrranls. Auburn's Iournameni siandouis were Bob Hursi and Eddie Williamson in Ihe doubles comperiiion. Williamson serves against Huntingdon, as , .. , ., filer 11 , .. . fs m s 4. we -- -Q , A5 - I High ' ' ' asQsg?3:g,siizs2?-igszzisvifgs, lffsrfargs-gt .awe igisegegiisggsa siifgik-1 21,232 -1 ' n - H ses! 95:3 N was Frye awaits return against Mercer. TENNIS BOX SCORES Auburn 7 ,... ....,. M ercer ......., I ,... ,... F Iorida . 4 ,... 4... A Iabama ., ... 0 ,.,. .,.. G eorqia ..,.,..,. 4 .... ,,.. H oward .........., 8 .... .... A Iabama 'College ... 4- .... .... A Iabama ,...,.,, 4 ,... ,... H oward .,.,.,. 8 ..,. .... M ercer ........., 7 ... ,,,, Alabama College ... 7 ,.,. .... H unfinqdon ...... 6 .,.. .... H unlinqdon .... Opponenl ....B ,...5 .,..9 ....5 ,...I ...,S ....S ....I ....2 ....Z ....3 Coach Luther Young, Bob Hurst, Charlie Frye, Ralph Doughton, lack Payne. CROSS COUNTRY WINS THIRD IN SEC David Bruce strains to nip an Alabama man at the finish. 5 l l Y 5 ifziwif, :gy 'I' ' W. L1 Gr qv, Swv 1, li - u sz-.msg s sf 1 I - X fi l l?-his . -, 5-ffIs1.:,, :MMV M D' LX sf --,, zz, ,i 'WZ Q fjgsur i 'fri 1,1 . .. . 2 lk S 4' - A gs l aaaaa ? ,Q 'ii iii B . ea V' 2 i -E A . Q-ls-iaez gsilw., ,. . A f-.Ho ,Ml Wi! f iii i S' Q K x '19 's il v N ,x., 0 . 1- .'f' f. V, ., 4 . xi '- 'V I , I I 0 1... . i f ' ,A 1 1 ll, an , f 3, Sf 'S . , Glenn McWater5 and Bob Viekery lead in the 3.7 mile race with Alabama. Auburn's cross-counrry leam, described by coaclw Mel Rosen as one ol ilie slrongesl ever, ran Hs way To anollwer successful season. The barriers. led by iunior Glenn McWa+'ers, look second place lwonors in flue Georgia Teclw lnviia- lional lvleei, iilin place in llwe Callaway lnvilalional, Jrlwird in llwe SEC run and nolclied llwree dual meel wins againsl one loss. ln Auburn's 20-34 viclory over Florida. Mc- Walers laid claim lo lime laslesl run ever by an Auburn man over llie liome course, running llfie 3.5 miles in l8:l6.7. The leam also 'lurned baclq Alabama and Geor- gia Teclfs runners, bul losl lo Florida Slale on llwe FSU course, Zl-34. Coach Mel Rosen, David Bruce, Glenn MeWaters, Dan Storey, Larry Lee, Ralph Blaine, Bob Vickery, Gordon Graham, Mickey Collier, Morris Williams, Bob Miller, Dixie Foster, trainer fohn Anderson. .. Ygauyd, 311559 HS slip, ,usda TIGERS WIN EASTERN DIVISION CROWN Front Row: Bill Tuberville, Sam Monte, Reggie Gilbert, Bill Pin- son, Harry Doles, Mike Brazeal, johnny Straiton. Second Row: Ralph Wells, Ken Lauruhn. Don Hand, Larry lllatson, Pete Mc- Kenzie, jimmy Crysel, Charles Hallford, Gerald Lewter. Back Row: Coach Nix, Frank Fryer, Larry Hartley, Ronnie Baynes, Monte Sharp, Scotty Long, Dink Haire, Coach Fred Walker. Tigers end season winning. 5' YT' H556 A lasT inning comeback by Mississippi STaTe cosT Auburn's T965 baseball Team The SEC champion- ship, buT l'eTT The Tigers holding The SEC EasTern Di- vision crown Tor The second sTraighT year. Auburn sTarTed The season wiTh a Tive game winning sTrealc. which Florida and Florida STaTe ended by Talfing Tour sTraighT games. The Tigers rallied To Tinish The season wiTh a I3-7 record. Sparlcing The Team were All-SEC players, l-larry Doles, PeTe McKenzie and Dinlc T-laire. All-SEC piTcher, MonTe Sharpe, led The Plainsman piTching sTaTT and compiled a 7-3 record. Jerry LewTer and Jimmy Crysel Turnished The needed supporT which led Auburn To The crown. WiTh The Tigers winning The EasT'ern Division, and Mississippi STaTe Talcing The WesTern Division, The sTage was seT Tor a TopnoTch playoTT. ATTer losing The TirsT game aT Mississippi STaTe, Auburn reTurned home To Take The second game behind The piTching oT Jerry l.ewTer. ln The Third game The Tigers led unTil The lasT inning, only To lose The game and The SEC championship. Dales laslzffs one into lrfft field. , V V, -,I 4 twississifzfii Staff batter pops one up. l965 BASEBALL RESULTS uburn Oppon 5,.. . .,... Keniuclcy ....... I I ,,, .,.. Keniuclcy .. ... 6 7 ... ..., Tennessee ,.. 3 4 . .. .... Georgia . ... 3 6 ... ,... Georgia . . ., I 3 ,.. .... Florida ..., ... 4 O ... ..., Florida ,..,... ... 5 I ... .... Florida Slate . ... 6 O ... .... Florida Slaie ..,. ...I2 I3 .., , , Georgia Tech .,, .,. 3 4 ... ,.,. Georgia Tech .,. ,.. 0 I I . . ,, Oglelliorpe ... ,.. 2 I3 ..,, .... V anclerbill ... ... 4- 24 .... .,.VanderbiH' ... ... 9 3 ..,. ..4Georgia 5 3 .... .. Georgia ...,. .H I 6 .4,. , . .Florida ...... ... I 5 ... ,Florida .,....... ,., 4 4- .... ..,Georgia Tech ... ... 5 5 ..,. 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'I I 5 i .fi I A I i 'I - l I I I ,,,A Front Row: Craig Clemons. Randy McGee, Rod Hardeman, Monroe Whitaker, Cam Hardigree. Baci: Row: Coach Dragoin, Andy Ferguson, Jaclc Littleton, Tom Perry, Morris Henderson, Randall Wallcer. GOLF TEANI PLACES IN SEC Clemons tees of against Huntingdon. Atter a successtul I964 season. this years varsity golt team was able to win only tour times while los- ing ten matches and coming up with one tie. The team took their tirst match by downing Chatta- nooga I6-I I. Andy Ferguson led his team to the victory with a hole in one on number thirteen. Au- burn then dropped their next two matches to Geor- gia and Alabama. Huntingdon was the next to tall to Auburn, while the Tigers tell to Indiana, Georgia Tech and Georgia. Auburn posted two more vic- tories betore the end ot the season by deteating Athens and Georgia State. Auburn lost again to Alabama and lost rematches with Huntingdon, Georgia State, and tied with Georgia Tech. Leading Iinlcsman Bill Whitten paced the team with a 74.8 average, and the number two man, Iyiilce Keeble, was close behind with a 75.2 average. Auburn tinishecl sixth in the Southeastern Con- teren CS. GOLF SCORE BOARD Auburn Opponents I6 .. .....Chattanooga ......II 7 ,.... Georgia .,,. .... 2 O 9 . ..... Alabama ...,IS 3If2 . . . ..... Florida State . . ..., I4IfQ 4 ., ..., Huntingdon . ....23 5 . ...Georgia ....,. ....I3 7If2 .... ... Indiana .....,.,. ... IOVQ 7 ..... Georgia Tech ... ....2O I8If2 . .. .,.. Georgia State .. .... 8If2 I7 , ,,,.. Huntingdon ....IO I8If2 .... Athens ......, ... 2lf2 I3If2 ... ,.,., Georgia Tech ... .,,.I3If2 9If2 . .. ..... Florida State ... .. .I7If2 I2 .. .. ..Georgia State . ,,,,I5 I O .. ..... Alabama . ... ...I7 WRESTLING TEAIVI FAILS IN BID FOR 19TH Senior Bob Factor is on his way to a -4-4 draw with Gcorgia Tfvrli'.s Brown in Auburn Sports Arena. Wreslling Team, I966. Firsl Row: Jim Brimson, John Miranda, Bill McKeand, Craig Wilson, Rick Umbach, Bob Faclora, Rod Talchio, Joe Leaman. Second Row: Jim l-layes, Mike Bell, Danny Walson, Eddie Dyer, Lawrence Szulenbach, Mickey Mask, Charles Weiss, Sleve Korn. Slanding: Joe Gilberl lmanagerl, Dewill Slarnes, Jerry Moore, James Auburn's IQ66 wreslling leam was once again one ol lhe Soulh's linesl. As in pasl years, Auburn slormed lhrough ils six dual meel schedule deleal- ing every Soulhern wreslling leam il laced losing only in lhe Quadruple Meel in January lo V.P.l. and lhe number Tour leam in lhe nalion, Navy. Among Auburn's viclims lhis season were such powers as Georgia, Challanooga, and lhe evenlual SEIWA Champion, Georgia Tech. In 'lournamenl wreslling lhis season. lhe leam look away one lirsl place and a lourlh place. The win was in Challanooga, Tennessee al lhe l965 Challanooga J. C. Tournamenl where Auburn look lirsl place lrom a lield ol nine leams represenling colleges and universilies lrom all over lhe Soulh. The lourlh place was caplured in Sewanee, Tennes- seein February al lhe SEIWA Tournamenl. l-laving won lhis, lhe biggesl wreslling lournamenl in lhe Soulh, lor lhe pasl nineleen years, Auburn was linally delhroned by Georgia Tech. Bob Alchison, Rick Umbach, J. R. Thompson, Bob Faclora, and Sam Douglas all placed high lor Auburn wilh Alchi- Givins, Carmine Chimenlo, James Beville, John R. Thompson. Larry Brooks, Bob Alchison, Joe Powers, Wolfgang Nelson, Johnny Bishop, Connie Lilllepage, Coach Swede Umbach, Noi Piclured: Roberl Miller, Bryan Ford, Sam Douglas, Terry Brennan, Tim Lyle, Charles Pale. STRA GHT SEIVVA CROWN son pinning Two men and decisioning one ro Jralce iirsr place in rhe l9l lb. division. Doing a fine iob for Auburn rhroughour Jrhe season were Bob Aichison wiih a 6-O dual meer record, Riclc Umbach wirh a 6-O dual meei record and sophomores Lawrence Szuienbach wilh a 5-I dual meei record and Eddie Dyer wiih a 4-I-l dual meer record. Nexr season, Coach Umbach will nor have rhe services oi seniors Bob Faciora, Carmine Chimenio, and J. R. Thompson. l-lowever, wirh six reiurning sophomores and Two rerurning iuniors from lhis season's young sguad, plus some help from Jrhis season's undeiealed freshman Jream, he will again be aiming for number +wenJry and regaining lhe SEIWA Championship. Auburrfs Eddie Dyer is in a tough jmsitiori during draw match against Georgia Tech wrestler. Rick Umbach remains in control against Georgia Tefh opjwnerzf at Auburn. i 305 Referee Dragoin checks moves as Rick Urnbaeh ride.r'J to an easy win over a Georgia Tveh opponent. UWA gage? ,gs Vi-, my Q .,aye, Q, ei if is EW? Kiasma . egg, ,ey ,sg Ai gm EQ T513 'iisjggifgeiy ii? ve Q5 skin, .Q T L3 Y is: 45 A 5 sri Q Qssealefw BoTTom: Bill McCormick, Tom MiTchell, J. B. Smifh, Charles Smifh. gin, Coach Rosen. Top Row: Wade CurringTon, Bill Meadows, Morris Second Row: Dan Slrorey, Glenn lv1cWaTers, David Bruce, Phil Swearen- Williams, George RuTland. TRACK TEAIVI CAPTURES FOURTI NCAA track nicer jzarticijzantr Tom Mitclzrll, Auburn broad- jump rrcord holder, Coach lllcl Roxen, and Bill Meadows, SEC lrifrle jump record holder. l lx-W 31 'FQ 306 Auburn Traclcmen losT Their TirsT duel meeT since l96O, 95-50, To The cindermen oT FSU as They sTarTed Towards Their SEC con'ipeTiTion. Auburn was The winner when The meeT wiTh Georgia was Tinished wiTh The score 85-56 as Coach lvlel Rosen's cindermen showed Their sTrengTh. The Tigers again showed sTrengTh as They downed Alabama QI-49 and won Their eighTeenTh sTraighT SEC duel n'ieeT. lllfllll' Czlrzrizzgfirrz ix .wi for flu? 440 yard zlosll. sl-'1IRsv3'g.:msvs':. xa wxmv'wsm mnmwwvm sxs , sm.. quail:-4 .. . . f. .L I fim Smith ou! paces aihcr hurdlers, N SEC MEET The Thin clads oT Auburn were in good shape going inTo The SEC meeT. The Auburn Traclq Team scored 25'f2 poinTs To capTure TourTh place in The Comference. Jim SmiTh scored in Three evenTs, and The Flying Tigers placed well in The iumps. Tom MiTchell, Bill McCor- miclc, and Wade CurringTon placed in The broad iump wiTh Bill Meadows and Tom lVliTchell placing in The Triple iump. Glenn lVlcWaTers, John Anderson, and GaTor Williams were sTandouTs in The disTance runs, while Wade CurringTon, Phil Swearengin, and Marion PaTricl4 handled The shorTer disTances. SixTeen men won leTTers while represenTinci Auburn in local meeTs as well as in inviTaTional me-eTs in ChaTTanooga, Tennesseeq Knoxville, Tennes- seeq Mobile, Alabama: and BalcersTield and Berkeley, Caliwfornia. W Mmm wi V sl! Tam Christopher clears the bar with room to spare. l Bil!Mmdouxr1 lrijzlcr jump is good for a win against FSU. 5 1 SECOND YEAR GYIVINASTS TAKE SEVENTH IN SIG NIEET ln Jrheir second year of inrercollegiare compell- lion, lhe Auburn Gymnaslics Club placed sevenlh in lhe Soulhern lnlercollegiale Gymnasrics Meer in which I4 reams were enlerecl, Coached by Ed Benglson, lhe 28 compelilors won only one dual meer, buf ol lhose lhey losl, lour were by less rhan six poinls-roughly 'rhe eguivalenl ol losing a one run baseball game. The club is composed enlirely ol freshmen and sopho- mores, none ol whom had any gymnaslics experi- ence unlil lhey enlered college. The Auburn Universily Physical Educalion Deparlmenl' oiclers ils sponsorship To The Club, none ol whose members receive any scholarship aid. Team members: ll-rj Tom Callahan, foe Trernaine, Bob Simon- son, Mike Nichlas, Tea' Rujner, Tom Reeves, Aubrey Bowles, Steve Shejfeld, and Coach Ed Bengtson. Aubrey Bowles works on a han stand in Alumni Gymnaxizmz. VVRA OFFERS ELEVEN INTRAIVIURAL TOURNAIVIENTS The Women's lnlramural program, sponsored by lhe Women's Recrealion Associalion, olllers a wide range of sporls aclrivilies lor Auburn Women. Each fall Tournamenls are held in volleyball, lable lennis, singles and doubles, and shuiclleboardq Winler, baslcelball, bowling, swimming: Spring, sollball, goll, lennis, baolminlon, and archery. Sororily, dormilory, and indepenolenl women's organizalion reams all vie lor lhe Parlicipalion Trophy, won lasl y-ear by Zela Tau Alpha sororily. This fall lhe volleyball playoicls were won by Alpha Gamma Della sororily. During Winler Quar- er lhe Kappa Del+a's caprureol Jrhe baslcelball cham- pionship, and Alpha Omicron Pi won lhe swim meel. Yorority slugger swings at a low pitch. W lVIEN'S INTRAIVIURALS ATTRACT NEARLY A fraternity .vjwirzier is all alonc at the finish of the 100-yard dash. .fi volleyball gots pas! a Phi Gam in tim Student Activities building. Auburn lnTramurals was one oT The mosT acTive sTudenT programs on campus lasT year as some 6,8I5 sTudenTs parTicipaTed in The Three divisions oT The program. ln The InclepenclenT Division, The Navy was The sTrong compeTiTor, capTuring The soTTball, bowling, ancl Track crowns. Division RI oT Magnolia DormiTory was The leader in The Dormi- Tory Division winning The baslceTball, soTTball, and Track championships. In The FraTerniTy Division, Phi Kappa Tau, ToTaling I,O67 poinTs, was The season champion and winner oT The All-SporTs Trophy. The Phi Taus Took The championship in TooTball and volleyball, scoring r,ooo PARTICIPANTS more poinls lhan runner-up Kappa Alpha, who won lhe hack chanaionsmp and scored 987 pomla Olher area winners werecz Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Baslcelballg Sigma Nu, Sollpall and Tennis. Lambda l Chi Alpha, Swimming and Golf, Omega Tau Sigma, Tabk Tennkg DeHa LkmHon, Bowhngq Pi Kappa i Alpha, Baclminlonp and Phi Gamma Della, Horse- shoes. Sigma Nu goes all the way in an intramural football game. 4 1 tiki n o ...L . mn. PWM An Alpha Psi edges out a Phi Tau in the mile run at the Intra murals track meet. Sfril-rf' nm' sireaks pas! a Phi Tau slugger. , f- is ., iw-iaeiamw, , H, i,,.. wi ,wfi?f:wa: , N 4 l X 3 i 's . N .Shug gfts the A l . ll V L A in rlrr gy rerrr L . J 'PS' V ,Km .5 . - 5' . 15 ,M QT ' r va K, R Kneelng I 'ro r.l Kafhy Reese, Sherry Russell, Sally Suffer Markle Sue Robmson Sfandingz Ed Kaiser, Bill Leclyard, Mil RQ+h l-lead Cheer leader Phil Phillips, Grover Swilley. CHEERLEADERS HEAD WAR EAGLE SPIRIT fm. spirit up for Tfrlz. 1 1 C Ig R S ' fWheel '9 .- ...V VE ,f J J? Q , Q f cw 'U S R K it 53513513 9, lf: A WI f A W FQ? Z 1 f C 5 QS 'el 3 cl 5 F W H + 'Y , EI 1- R .XA 41 gig yi Q M my Q54 f X N wk W J A wx K X wi A f X Edifor Assisfanf Index Adivlifies Assis+an+ Kay Shaver Jery Lowrey Cheryl Bi++ner Roy Norris Gail Devaney Firsl Row: THOMAS S. ABERNATHY, IM, Monlgomery, Ala.: LCA: ODK: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies: Sr. Senalor: Head Cheerleader: Chairman Union Bldg. Publicily Comm. NOR- MAN ACKERMAN, VM. Miami, Fla.: OTS. ANN LOIS ADAMS. EED, Mobile, Ala.: SEA. JAMES CLAYTON ADAMS, SED, Trin- ily, Ala. JANET ADAMSON, SED, Alex Cily, Ala.: Alpha Omi- cron Pi. Second Row: CHRIS MARIE AKIN, SED, Monlgomery, Ala.: KD: Presidenl SEA: Freshman Senalor: Miss Auburn: Miss Foolball USA: Public Relarions Comrnillee: Chairman War Eagle Girls. MARY K. ALEXANDER, SED, Chickasaw, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha. RICHARD K. ALFORD, AG. Gadsden, Ala.: Block and Bridle. JOHN BOS- WELL ALLEN, ME, Shellman. Ga.: Phi Kappa Tau: Pi Tau Sigma: Auburn Co-op Educalion Sociely: Edilor, Auburn Engineer. WIL- LIAM NEAL ALLEN, SL, Cuba, Ala. Third Row: ELEANOR ALLISON, SA, Valley Head, Ala. CHESTER H. ALL- RED, AR, I-Iazelhursl, Miss.: Kappa Alpha Order. EILEEN ALSO- BROOK, SL, Birmingham, Ala. ROSS VINCENT AMARO, AR. Birmingham, Ala.: A Phi O: Treasurer, AIA Sludenl Chapler: Arch. and The Arls Council. KAREN V. ANDERSON, SL, Birming- ham, Ala. Fourlh Row: RONALD H. ANDERSON, PL, Columbus, Ga. CHARLES L. ANTHONY, BA, Midland, Ga. SHARON E. ANTHONY, SED, Brenlwood, Tenn.: Pi Bela Phi: Presidenl WRA: Sludenl Body Execulive Cabinel: A Phi O Sweelhearl: AWS Slandards Board. BOBBY C. APPLING, APS, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Pi Sigma: Physics Honorary: NESEP. MARION C. AOUILINO, IM, Fairfield, Ala.: TKE: SAM. Fiffh Row: PATSY OLIVIA ARANT, SED, Auburn, Ala.: ASD: Vice-Presidenl, AGD: Vice-Presidenr Morlar Board: Cwens: Junior Senalor: As- sislanl' 'Io Presidenl of Sludenl' Body: Kappa Della Pi: Town Represenlalive on AWS. ROFF EDMUND ARDEN, IN, Miami, Fla.: Phi Kappa Tau: Induslrial Design Forum. DINAH ARM- STRONG, SED, Monlgomery, AIa,: Phi Mu: Alpha Psi Sweelhearl: Nalional Sweelhearl: Auburn Calendar Girl: PKA Calendar Girl: Homecoming Courl: Navy Color Girl. ALLEN T. ARTHUR, CN, Midland Cily, Ala.: American Inslilule of Chemical Engineers. AUSTIN M. ASHURST, EE, Tallassee, Ala. Sixfh Row: GERALD E. AULTMAN, EE, Auburn, Ala. JULIAN LEON AUS- TIN, EE, Flar Rock, Ala. RAYMOND G. BAKER, VM, Auburn, Ala. STEPHEN L. BAKER, SL, Tampa, Fla.: Pershing Rifles Mili- lary Sociely: The Air Force Riile Team. WILLIAM A. BAKER, CN, Baxley, Ga.: ALCHE. Sevenlh Row: JANE DIEHL BALCH, SED, Hunlsville, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della. AGNES C. BALLARD, SL, Daphne, Ala.: Junior Counselor: Inler- nalional Relarions Comm.: Spiril Council. ROBERT D. BARBER, AE, Pulaski, Tenn. WILLIAM V. J. BARBER. AE, I-Iunlsville, Ala.: Pi Mu Epsilon: AIAA. VIRGINIA BARBEROUSSE, SED, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Mu: Kappa Della Pi: Della Sigma Rho: Tau Kappa Alpha: ACOIA: Union Enlerlainmenl Comm.: Inlercollegiale Fo- rensics Aciivilies. Eighlh Row: THOMAS R. Bmzrroor. SED, Phenix cziy, Ala, HAROLD B. BARNES, AG, Auburn, Ala. BILLY LEE BARNETT, SL, Birming- ham, Ala.: Plainsman Slaifg Debale Team: Public Safefy Camm, FREDERICK BARNETT, IM, Birmingham, Ala. NANCY LEE BAR- RETT, EED, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Bela Phi, Ninlh Row: JESSE- LEE BARRS, CN, Cochran, Ga.: American Inslifule oi Chemical Engineers, LARRY H. BARWICK, BI, Birmingham, Ala.: Wildlife Sociely. DORMAN L. BATSON, VD, Opelika, Ala.: Ari Guild. FRANK V. BATTLE, BI, Ashland, Ala.: Thela Xi. JAMES ELLIS BATY. BA, Birmingham, Ala. THE SENIORS OF 1966 3I7 THE SENIORS OF 1966 3l8 Firsl Row: SANFORD L. BAUGHAM, IM, Allanla, Ga.: Sigma Phi Epsilon. CLARENCE L. BAUGHN, TM, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Psi? AATCC. WILLIAM R. BEAN, AM, Forl Payne, Ala.: Thela Chi, Vice-Presi- denl and Pledge Trainer: Spades: Secrelary-Treasurer ol ODK: Sludenl Body Execulive Cabinel: Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universilies. THOMAS F. BEASLEY, ME, Savannah. Ga.: Pi Tau Sigma: Honorary Mechanical Eng. Fralernily: Am. Soc. ol Mech. Engs. DAVID W. BEASON, SED, Springville, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. Second Row: JAMES C. BEIDLE, AR, Auburn, Ala.: Sludenl Chapler AIA: SCARAB lHonorary Fral.l. ROBERT G. BELCHER, EE, Auburn, Ala. SHARON JOYCE BELL, PL, Birmingham, Ala.: Debale Team. JAMES G, BENEFIELD, AM, Roanolce, Ala.: Sigma Pi: ASCE. ANNE BENNETT, SED, Eulaula, Ala.: DDD: SEA: Kappa Della Pi: GLOMERATA Slall. Third Row: CAROLYN BENNETT, SED, Eulaula, Ala.: DDD: Vice-Presidenl ol Sludenl Educalion: Presidenl ol Kappa Della Pi: Social Comm.: Educalion Honorary Associalion. NOEL BROWN BENTON, EE, Auburn, Ala.: lnslilule ol Eleclrical and Eleclronics Engs. MEMORY JOY BERGMAN, SED, Sylacauqa, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha: SEA: Union Comm.: WRA. JAMES DANIEL BERRY, SED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha. JOHN MICHAEL BESTE, EE, Phenix Cily, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau: Varsily Wreslling Team. Fourllm Row: MARY ELIZABETH BETTS, EED, Allanla I8, Ga.: Chi Omega: AWS Represenlalive: Presidenl ol Dorm: Secrelary Comm.: Spiril Comm.: House Comm.: SEA. CHARLOTTE BLACKWELL, SL. Abbeville, Ala.: Chi Omega: Dolphin Club: Junior Counselor: Aclivilies Chairman ol Chi Omega. ROBERT FRANK BLAKE. BA, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Tau Omega: Della Sigma Pi. JACOUEY LINE BLAKELY, SED, Monlevalla, Ala.: Phi Mu. LESLIE D. BLANCHARD, BA, Auburn, Ala.: ODA JEAN BLANCHARD, ID. Trussville, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della. Fiflh Row: JULIE CAROL BLAND, EED, Abbeville, Ala.: GLOMERATA Slall: Junior Counselor: SEA: Associalion ol Childhood Educa- lion. LUA R. BLANKENSHIP, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. JAMES C. BLASINGAME, IM, Hunlsyille, Ala. DAVID K. BLOUGH, MH, Nalchez, Miss. JOANNE BOAZ, SED, Smyrna, Ga. Sixlh Row: SANDRA J. BOHLER, PG, Opelika, Ala.: Modern Dance Club: Mixed Chorus. GLORIA IRENE BOND, EED, Birmingham 9, Ala. .IUDITH VINSON BOND, SED, Opelilma, Ala.: Alpha Omicron Pi. JOE NEIL BOTELER, BA, Jasper, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Order. BEN- NIE C. BOTTS ID, Brunclidge, Ala.: AID: OKPi. Sevenlh Row: WADE HAMPTON BOWIE, PG, Auburn, Ala. CAROLYN D. BOYLES, EED, Oxlord, Ala.: Della Zela. CYNTHIA R. BRACKIN. EED, Auburn, Ala. MICHAEL N. BRACKIN, BA, Tuscumbia, Ala. THOMAS M. BRADY, CN, Pensacola, Fla.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American lnslilule ol Chem. Engrs. Eighlh Row: BOBBIE GAIL BRANCH, VD, Auburn, Ala.: Gamma Phi Bela IAluml: Arl Guild: Honorary Basis Slall. SARAH BRANDEN- BURG, SED, Crossville, Ala.: Young Democrals. WILLIAM E. BRANNEN, PG, Sl. Marys, Ga. CLAUDE ELLIS BREED, CN. Roa- nolce, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau. THOMAS L. BREEDLOVE, EE, Thom- asville, Ga. Ninlh Row: NANCY PIPPIN BRETT, SED, Helena, Ala. JAMES HARRY BRIGGS, IM, Rome, Ga.: SAM: Secrelary ol ACM. LARRY DEAN BROOKS, SL, Challanooga, Tenn.: Phi Gamma Della: Pi Mu Epsilon, Malh Honorary. BETH ANN BROWN, SL, Roanoke. Ala. CLYDE PERRY BROWN, VM, Auburn, Ala.: Omega Tau Sigma. Firsl Row: DAN P. BROWN, VED, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Ri. ELWOOD BROWN, JR., VM, Auburn, Ala: Omega Tau Sigma, GEORGE C. BROWN, AR, Broolcliaven, Miss.: Lambda Clii Alplia: AIA Sludenl Cliapler: SCARAB Arcli, Honorary: Baplisl Sluclenl Union. MARY C. BROWN, HE, Tuskegee, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della. NANCY ARANT BROWN, EED, Auburn, Ala.: Pi Bela Rlli. Second Row: NANCY MYROLY BRONVN, RO, Sl. Relersburq, Fla. RAYMOND DONALD BROWN, BC, Mobile, Ala,: Builders Guild. SARA EVELYN BROWN, EED, Allanla, Ga.: AOPi. WADE EMORY BROWN, BA, Douqlas, Ga.: PiKA. VlRGlL D, BROWNING, AN, Auburn, Ala. Third Row: HALL BLAKE BRYANT, BC, l-lunlsville, Ala.: Sigma Clii. TERRY WAYNE BRYANT, lIv1,Talladega, Ala: PEKA. NANCY BUFORD, PG, Lalayelle, Ala. CEClL C. BULLOCK, EE, Birmingham, Ala. WILLIAM C. BULLOCK, lN, Tuscumbia, Ala, Fourlh Row: EMMA SUE BURDETTE, RE, Lineville, Ala.: Della Zela: Rresiclenl ol Scllool ol Educalion: WRA Secrelary-Treasurer: PE Maiors Club: SEA. RONALD R. BURDETTE, AO, Aslwlancl, Ala. WALLACE W. BURGE, EE, Grove Hill, Ala. CHARLES l. BURGESS, IE, Monlqomery, Ala.: Sigma Clwi: SAM. JAMES E. BURGESS, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Della Clii, Fillli Row! BETTY C. E. BURKE, PE, Ecleclic, Ala.: Alplwa Lambda Della Honor Sociely: Kappa Della Pi Educalion Honor Soc.: PE Majors Club. Roberl L, BURKS, SL, Preslon, Ga. GERALD M. BURLE- SON, Haleyville, Ala. CHARLES R. BURTON, Bl, Camp Hill. Ala. JUDITH ANNE BUSH, SED, Birmingliam, Ala.: Spiril Comm.: l-lislory Club. Noxizzlgic graduates sing ffm Alma .lIrz1'cr. THE SENIORS OF 1966 3I9 THE SENIORS 320 Firsf Row: RALPH OWEN BUSH, CN, Auburn, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Phi Ela Sigma: Pi Mu Epsilon: Arnold Air Sociely: Phi Lambda Upsilon: American Insl. of Chem. Eng.: ODK: Presidenl School of Chemisfry. ELLEN BUTLER, SA, Allania, Ga.: Alpha Omicron Pi. JOE ANTHONY BUTTRAM, EE, Flaf Rock, Ala. JOHN W. BUTTRAM, BA, Auburn, Ala. CAROLYN KAY BUZBEE, SED. Goodwaier, Ala.: Phi Beia Lambda. Second Row: JOHN MCCAIN BUZBEE, SED, Goodwaier, Ala.: AFROTC: Ar- nold Air Sociely: Kappa Della Pi. GLORIA ANN BYRD, EED, Harliord, Ala.: SEA: ACE: Wesley Foundalion. MILES ROLAND BYRD, VM, Jaclzson, Miss.: Omega Tau Sigma. JOHN HILL CAIN, AE, Monigomery, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha: ODK: Arnold Air Sociely: Scabbard and Blade: Tau Bela Pi: American In- sfiiuie oi Aeronauiics and Aslronaulics. SAM L. CALDWELL, JR., BA, Tallassee, Ala. Third Row: ANDREW G. CALLAWAY, AG, Roba, Ala. GREGORY E. CAMP- BELL, SL, Harlford, Ala. JOHN E. CAMPBELL, PY, Lineville. Ala.: Kappa Psi Pharmaceulical Frarernily, President Presidem' oi School of Pharmacy: Presidenf of Pharmacy Council: ODK: Varsiiy Wresiling. DANIEL F. CANNON, BA, Florala, Ala.: Delia Chi. CHARLES M. CANON, IM, Opelika, Ala.: Phi Delia Theia: Socieiy for Advancemenl of Managemenl. Fourlh Row: 1 DAVID ELLIS CARDIN, VM, Florence, Ala.: Alpha Psi: Junior American Vei. Med. Asso. JACK CARPENTER, CE, Louisville, Ala.: American Socieiy of Civil Engrs, JUDITH A. CARUTHERS, SL, Lanell, Ala.: Auburn Band: Modern Girls Ocielie. JOHN NEIL CASE, JR., VM, Jaclcsonville, Fla.: Alpha Psi, RONALD D. CASTILLE, PL, Miami, Fla.: Phi Kappa Tau: Phi Eia Sigma: Senaior-ai-large: Sludenl Governmenf Associalion: Plainsman Slaii: ODK. Fiiih Row: MARTHA J. CHAMBERS, SED, Auburn, Ala. WILLIAM CHAP- PELEAR, BA, Birmingham, Ala. KING CHAREST, SL, Tallassee, Ala. JAMES F. CHAVERS, ID, Brewion, Ala.: Della Tau Della: APhiO: Young Republicans: GLOMERATA Slalzi: Fine Aris Comm.: AID: IFC: All Campus Parry Represenialive. JAMES M. CI-IILDERS, AG, Auburn, Ala. Sixlh Row: DONNA RUTH CLARK, EED, Birmingham, Ala. BARBARA C. CLAY, SED, Auburn, Ala.: Auburn Universiiy Marching and Con- cerl Band: Auburn Universily Concerl Choir: Baplisl Siudenl' Union Choir: Towers: Dorm Officer. HUEY ADOLPH COATES, SED, Geneva, Ala.: Band: Brass Ensemble, Orchesfra. GEORGE LESLIE COBB, SED, Bridgeville, Pa.: Varsily Track: ODK: Kappa Delia Pi: Varsiiy Cross Couniry. RAYMOND OLIVE COBB, ME. Auburn, Ala. Sevenlh Row: TERRY TALMADGE COBB, SL, Boaz, Ala. MITZI E. COCKRELL. SL, Hunisville, Ala.: KAT: Fine Arls Chairman: ACOIA: Associa- Irion for Compuiing Machinery: AWS Freshman Advisory Council. JERRY C. COFIELD, CE, Wedowee, Ala.: American Socieiy of Civil Engineers. TERRY JAY COKER, PG, Tallassee, Ala.: BSU: Advanced Air Force. FRANCES E. COLEMAN, PE, Riverside, Ala.: Phi Mu: WRA: WSGA: Union Comm. Eighlh Row: KATHERINE COLEMAN, EED, Annisron, Ala.: FRANCES V. COL- LINS, SL, Memphis, Tenn.: Presidenl Morlar Board: Facully Rela- iions: ACOIA: Assislani' Edilor GLOMERATA: Dorm Officer: Who's Who. GARY EDWARD COLVIN, EE, Allalla, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega: IEEE. LINDA C. COMPTON, EED, Ailanla, Ga.: Freshman Advisory Council. JOHN L. CONDON, JR., BA, Mon?- gomery, Ala.: Della Chi: Delia Sigma Pi: Plainsman Slaif: Eresh- man Fooiball: Varsily Eooiball. Ninlh Row: MITT S. CONERLY, SED, Mi. Vernon, Ala.: Kappa Della Pi: Slu- deni Educalion Associalion: Phi Alpha Thela. CAROLE F. CON- NELLY, PE, Fi. Payne, Ala. MARSHALL J. CONNER, BC, Auburn. Ala.: SAE. JERRY THOMAS COOK, SED, Pieclmonr, Ala.: Mag- VWOIIG DONT! COUHSSIOFI Dean's Lisl: Sfudenl' Afhleiics Trainer: Siu- denl Assisranf Freshman Foolball Coach. LEWIS EDWARD COOKE, BA, Cocoa, Fla.: Della Tau Delia: Advanced AFROTC. Firsl Row: ALBERT CORTE, JR., VM. Daphne, Ala.: Alpha Psi: American Vel. Med. Associalion: Arena Club. VIRGINIA JOY COSBY, HE, Fairlield, Ala.: Omicron Nu: Presidenl and Vice-Presidenl School ol Home Economics: Home Economics Club. HOLLIS E, COUNTS, EE, Auburn, Ala.: lnslilule of Eleclrical and Eleclronics Engrs. ELBERT D. COVIN, PE, Evergreen, Ala.: PE Club. CHARLES HERMAN COX, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Pi. Second Row: MELVIN DOUGLAS COX, VM, Auburn. Ala. JACK CRADDOCK. JR., BA, Sylacauga, Ala. RUTI-I ROSS CRANFORD, SED, Bir- min ham Ala CLIFTON WM CRISLER BA Town Creelc, Ala. Q . . . . . GEORGE R. CROSBY, EE, Auburn, Ala. Third Row: ROBERT GEORGE CROSS, ME, Birmingham, Ala.: ASME: lnlra- mural Foolball. JAMES NEIL CROW, AG. Fl. Payne, Ala.: Sigma Pi: Bloclc and Bridle Club: GLOMERATA Slall. JOHN CHARLES CROW, BA, Troy, Ala.: Sigma Nu. PAULA JEAN CRUMP, EED, Annislon, Ala.: Educalion Club. EDWIN E. CULPEPPER, CE, Marianna, Fla.: Lambda Chi Alpha. Fourlh Row: WILLIAM G. CUMMINGS, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. GARCIA A. E. CURRENT, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Chi Omega: Vice-Presidenl Ger- man Club: Canlerbury Club. GERALD GENE CURTS, AR, Mem- phis, Tenn.: Pi Kappa Alpha: Vice-Presidenl School ol Arch, and Arls: SCARAB Honorary Arch. Fralernily: Presidenl American In- slilule ol Arch. ANDREW B. DAVIS, BA, Camp Hill, Ala. CLYDE HENRY DAVIS, SL, Dolhan, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau: Soccer Club: Arnold Air Sociely. Fifth Row: GEORGE HEARN DAVIS, SED, Birmingham, Ala.: SAE: Fresh- man Senalor. PATRICK W. DAVIS, PM, Birmingham, Ala. ROB- ERT W. DAVIS, BA, Timonium, Md.: ATO: Navy Drill: Team Commander: Della Sigma Pi: Navy Choir. GORDON ROBERT DAY, PY, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Della Chi: A. Ph. A. LAWRENCE EDWARD DAY, CH, Trion, Ga.: Presidenl American Chemical So- ciely Sludenl Alzliliale. Sixlh Row: MARY ESTELLE DEAN, EED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Alpha Della Pi. RICHARD M. DEAN, AR, Jackson, Miss.: Kappa Alpha: Squires: SCARAB: AIA. NORMAN LEE DEFORE, SL, Allanla, Ga.: ATO: Varsily Baslcelball: A-Club. DONNA J. DELGROSSO, SL, Monl- qomery, Ala. RONALD H, DELONEY, EE, Ozark, Ala.: Ela Kappa Nu: lnslilule ol Eleclrical and Eleclronic Engrs. Sevenlh Row: STUART G. DENMAN, JR., VM, Charleslon, Miss.: OTS. JAMES ALBERT DICSO, EE, Auburn, Ala.: IEEE. L. ANNETTE P. DIG- NAM, EED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Young Democrals: Dorm Presi- denl: Auburn Spiril Comm. THOMAS M. DIGNAM, BA, Monl- gomery, Ala.: Della Tau Della. JOHN F. DISMUKES, SL, Au- burn, Ala.: Tiger Sharlrs: Sociology Club: Auburn Rilles, Eighlh Row: CAROL E. DIXON, EED, Americus, Ga.: Kappa Della Pi. KEN- NETH G. DIXON, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. MARY CLAIRE DIXON, SL, Warner Robins, Ga.: KAT: Angel Flighl: Lillle Sislers ol Minerva: Plainsman Slall: Sludenl Social Lile Comm. JOHN ROBERT DOLLAR, CE, Auburn, Ala.: ASCE: Chi Epsilon. MAR- GARET O. DORMAN, SED, Shawmul, Ala. Ninlh Row: PAMELA MARIE DORNE, SED, Wesllield, N.J.: Chi Omega: SEA: House Comm. ROSE MARIE DOSHER, SED, Hueylown, Ala.: Kappa Della Pi. FELIX J. DOWDELL, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Psi Omega. FRANK RALPH DOWDY, BA, Gunlersville, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega. NANCY WADE DRAKE, HE, Hunlsville, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha. THE SENIORS OF 1966 32I THE SENIORS OF 1966 Bidding is wida-open with the morning bridge playerr in the Union Building. Firsl Row: WILLIAM E. DUDLEY, SED, Opelilca, Ala.: Thela Xi: Religious Liie Comm. DALE RAYMOND DUNN, AN, Alex Ciiy, Ala. JOHN CLYDE DUNN, VM, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Psi, SUE LYNN DUNN, PE, Sylacauga, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Thela. EMORY LEE DUREN, VM, Alhens, Ala.: Alpha Psi, Second Row: VIRGINIA L, DURHAM, EED, Macon, Ga.: Kappa Kappa Gam- ma: Trahiio Appeals Comm.: Big-Lillle Sisler: Inlernalional Rela- lions Club: Secrelary of All-Campus Parly. DOUGLAS E. DUT- TON, IE, Auburn, Ala.: Socieiy for lhe Advancemenl of Man- agemenl. JAMES DOYLE EAVES, VM, Louisville, Miss.: Omega Tau Sigma. ANDREA C, EDGAR, EED, Auburn, Ala.: Sludenl Educaiion Associalion: Associalion of Childhood Educalion. JO- SEPH D. EDGAR, ME, Auburn, Ala.: ATO: A Phi O: ASME, Treasurer and Presidenl. Third Row: GILBERT EDMONDSON, Bl, Auburn, Ala. LULIE R, EDMON- SON, VD, Birmingham, Ala.: Kappa Kappa Gamma. MELVIN J. El-IRLICH, PY, Bainbridge, Ga.: Phi Della Chi Pharm, Eralernily: American Pharm. Associaiion: Alabama Pharm. Associalion: Phi Lambda Sigma. JOHN MYRON J. ELLIS, PG, Mobile, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi, SHIRLEY A. ELLISON, SED, Opelika, Ala. Fourlh Row: JUDITI-I K. ELSLAGER, EED. Monlgomery, Ala. CHARLES W. ERWIN, VM, Mayfield, Ky. MARK CARROLL ESPY, AM, Auf burn, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho: Agr. Eco. Club: Alpha Zela Agri- cullural Honorary. DENNIS E. ETHERIDGE, BC, Birmingham, Ala. ROBERT J. EACTORA, CE, Wesl Islip, N.Y.: Della Chi: Varsily Wresiling Team: American Socieiy oi Civil Engrs. Fiffh Row: TERRY B. EARRIS. ME, Auburn, Ala.: Pi Tau Sigma: ASME. ROSEMARY E. FAULK, Bl, Augusia, Ga.: AWS. DON RICHARD FAXON, MH, Auburn, Ala. JERRE W. EEAGIN, BA, Waycross, Ga.: Sigma Chi. RICHARD J. EELDMAN, VM, Coldspring, Ky.: OTS. W'-L 3, N fy 322 Firsl Row: WILLIAM T. FIELDING, SL, Roclclord, Ala. MICHAEL A. FILL- MER, BA, Powder Springs, Ga.: Kappa Sigma, JACK T. FINCHER, EE, Birmingham, Ala. DALE EDWARD FISH, PG, Monigomery, Ala. JOHN THOMAS FISHER, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Squires: ODK: Adverlising and Business Manager of GLOMERATA: Judicial Council: Publicalions Board: Academic Honesly Comm.: Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- silies: Freshman Baslcelball: Demonslralions Procedure Comm.: Arnold Air Sociely. Second Row: DENNIS EARL FISK, BA, Fairhope, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. SANDRA FLICKINGER, PE, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Zela: Physical Educa- lion Club: SEA: Young Republicans Club: AAHPer. PAUL R. FLOWERS, EE, Dolhan, Ala.: Phi Della Thela: IEEE: Scabbard and Blade. WALTER FLOYD, JR., ME, Bainbridge, Ga. CAROLYN L. FORBUS, SED, Alex Ciry, Ala. Third Row: MICAH R. FORBUS, BA, Alex Cily, Ala. WILLIAM F. FORT- NER, BA, Enlerprise, Ala.: Kappa Sigma: Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universilies: Arnold Air Sociely: Scabbard and Blade: Presidenl' School of Science and Lileraiure: Execulive Cabinel: Superinlendenl' of Public Relalions: Superinlenderil' ol Spiril. RICHARD K. FOSTER, PY, Auburn, Ala.: APHA-APA lSlu- denl Branchl. MARY LOU FOY, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Kappa Gamma: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies: Morlar Board: Band: Orcheslra: Girls' Oclel: Traffic Appeals Comm.: Dir. of Honoraries: Town Girls Club: Freshman Advisory Board: Assislani News Edilor, Copy Edilor, lhe Plainsman. CARO- LYN L. FRANKLIN, LT, Birmingham, Ala.: Lambda Tau: Secrelary, Towers: IRC: Freshman Advisory Council: Mixed Chorus. Fourlh Row: CAROLE DIANE FRECH, SED, Birmingham, Ala.: Kappa Kappa Gamma: Homecoming Courl '65: Miss Auburn Finalisl: TKE Sweelhearl: Calendar Girl, Auburn Union: lnlernalional Sweel- hearl of TKE: Public Relalions Comm. MARY C. FREEAR, SL, Monlgomery, Ala. EDWARD B. FREEMAN, SL, Columbia, Ala.: Baplisi Sludenl Union: AU Debale Team: SGA: Execulive Cabi- nel: Religious Life Comm. FREDRIC H. FROST, BA, Monlevallo, Ala.: Sigma Nu: Arnold Air Sociely. ROBIE L. FULBRIGHT, BA, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Chi. Fiflh Row: HAROLD D. FULFORD, AM, Auburn, Ala.: A Club: Foolball Team: Ag. Economics Club. CHARLES E. FULLER, AE, Lalayelle, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della: AIAA. VALENTINA GAFFORD, AR. Olive Branch, Miss.: Delia Della Della. SAM E. GAGLIANO, IM, Auburn, Ala.: Sociely for Advancemenl ol Managemenl: Pasl' Membership Chairman. LINDA LEE GAILLARD, HE, Auburn, Ala. Sixlh Row: GEORGE B. GAISSERT, BA, Griliiin, Ga.: Alpha Tau Omega. JUDITH A. GALLAGHER, EED, Mobile, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della: CEA. CAROL ANN GAMBRELL, SED, Talladega, Ala. DALE I. GARRETT, BC, Oxford, Ala. AUBREY M. GARRISON, AR, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Kappa Alpha: AIA: Vice-Presidenl School of Arch. and Arls: Edilor Greeks: Superinlendenf ol Sale- ly: Business Manager of Basis: Rush Chairman ol PIKA: Associale Superinlendenl of Polilical Aliairs: Associale Chairman ACOIA: Chairman Olympic Games in Greek Weelc. Sevenlh Row: PHILIP W. GARRISON, AE, Auburn, Ala.: Presidenl, School ol Engr.: Presidenl Tau Bela Pi: Presidenl AIAA: Chairman ol Engr. Council: Phi Ela Sigma: Sigma Gamma Tau: Phi Kappa Phi: ODK. LANDIS L. GASTON, BA, Selma, Ala. HERBERT C. GATES, SL, Macon, Ga.: Advanced Army ROTC: Track and Saber: Concerr Choir. JAMES HUGH GAYLER, SED, Birming- ham, Ala.: Counier-Guerilla Co. CAROLYN R. GEIGER, EED, Chiclcasaw, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Thela, Eighlh Row: BENJAMIN T. GIBBONS, MH, Colleeville, Ala. DWIGHT W. GIDDENS, ME, Childersburg, Ala.: ASME: Pi Tau Sigma. LINDA S. GIDDENS, SED, Camp Hill, Ala. CARL G. GILBERT, JR.. APS, Monlgomery, Ala.: Sigma Pi Sigma: Insliiule ol Eleclrical and Eleclronic Engrs. ROGER LYNNE GILL, PD, Birmingham, Ala. Ninlh Row: ROY J. GILLELAND, AR, Auburn, Ala. DON R. GILLILAND, IM, Monlgomery, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha, GENE GISSENDAN- NER, CN, Leroy, Ala.: American lnsiiluie of Chemical Engrs. GEORGE GLENDENNING, AA, Allanla, Ga.: Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon. BRENDA KAY GLENN, SED, Sheffield, Ala.: Phi Mu. THE SENIORS OF 1966 323 THE SENIORS OF 1966 A fan. addy a lflllllflfl' blast to the 'gllfiar EaglaS11lrit at a football game. 324 Firs+ Row: MICHAEL P. GOLDSTON, CH, Scollsboro, Ala.: FREDERICK A. GOLSON, CH, Prallville, Ala. JAMES P. GOLSON, PS, Billings- ley, Ala.: Alplwa Gamma Rlwo: Presidenl ol AGR: Sigma Pi Sigma, Presidenl: Pi Mu Epsilon: ODK. THOMAS H. GOLSON, CH. Monlgomery, Ala.: Plui Della Tlnela. GUSTAVO J. GOMEZ, CN, Homewood, Ala. Second Row: JUDY ANNE GORE, SED, Plwenix Cily, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpina. LEVEN HANDY GOREE, EE, E. Tallassee, Ala. DIANE E. GRANT, EED, Temple, Tex.: Pi Bela Plwi: ACE. JO ELLEN GRANT, EED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Clni Omega: Union Commilleesg AWS Comm., SEA. CHESTER WAY GRAVES, IE, Andalusia. Ala.: Pi Kappa Pbi: Soctiely ol American Mililary Engrs.: Sociely for Ilie Ad- vancemenl ol Manage-menly Asso. lor Compuling Machinery: American Inslilule ol Induslrial Enqrs. Third Row: GEORGE D. GREEN, SL, Mobile, Ala, JOHN THOMPSON GREEN, BA, Neplune Beacli, Ela.: Sigma Cluig All-Campus Parly Represenlalive. MAX MERRILL GREEN, AR, Mobile, Ala. NANCY ILENE GREENE, PE, Rome, Ga.: Kappa Alplwa Tlwela. ANNALEE C. GREER, PE, Auburn, Ala.: PE Majors Clubg WRA: House Council. FOUFII1 Row: TOMMY EUGENE GREER, AA, Birminqlnarn, Ala. JOHNNY R. GRIFFIN, IM, Mobile, Ala.: Alplfia Tau Omega. CHARLES J. GRIEEITH, BC. Auburn, Ala: Builders Guild. RALPH L. J. GRIEA EITH, VD, Auburn, Ala. JAMES P. GROSS, EE, Auburn, Ala.: lnslilule ol Eleclrical ancl Eleclronics Enqrs. FIHI1 Row: WILLIAM E. GUNTER, PL, Auburn, Ala. CHARLES D. GUTHRIE, BI, Eairlielcl, Ala. JAMES E. HAILE, III, AE, Auburn, Ala.: AIAA: Sigma Gamma Tau. PHOEBE LORIN I-IALE, SED, Monlqomery, AIa.I Della Della Della: SEA. SHERRON ELAINE I-IALE, PY. Monlgomery, Ala. Firsl Row: EDMOND SIMS HALL, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. JEAN CARO- LYN HALL, SA, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Zela. MARTHA C. HALL, SED, Phenix Cily, Ala.: Pi Bela Phi. JEAN E. HALLYBUR- TON, EED, Hunlsville, Ala.: Della Zela. GEORGE W. J. HAM- METT, SED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Auburn Knighls: Band. Second Row: MYLES DANIEL HAMMON, BA, Eallcville, Ala.: Ere-shman Eool- ball: Varsily Foolball: Arnold Air Sociely. MORIA HAMRICK, SED, Carrolllon, Ga.: Phi Mu. WILLIAM E, HANKS, JR., IM: Auburn, Ala.: Presidenl, Pasl Vice-Presidenl, Pasl Secrelary So- ciely lor Advancemenl ol Managemenl: Pasl Vice-Presidenl Au- burn Velerans Asso.: Pasl Presidenl, Auburn Conservalion Club. WALLACE H. J. HANNUM, PG, Birmingham, Ala.: Sigma Nu. ZACKIE PLEZ HARDIN, AM, Arabi, Ga.: Alpha Zelai ODK: Agricullure Eco. Club. Third Row: GAY F. HARE, SED, Auburn, Ala, WALTER E. HARGROVE, BA. Monlgomery, Ala.: Sigma Nu. RICHARD S. HARLAN, SL, Au- burn, Ala. BERT SETH HARP, JR., PY, Jaclcson, Miss.: Sigma Chi: Phi Della Chi. JAMES C. HARRIS, PY, Enlerprise, Ala. Fourlh Row: BENJAMIN HARRISON, EE. Gunlersyille, Ala.: Sigma Nu: ODK: Scabbard and Blade: IEEE. CLIFFORD HARRISON, VD, Monl- qomery, Ala.: Arl Guild: Arch. and Arl Council: Presidenl ol Auburn Arl Eorum. ROBERT D. HARROLD, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega. JANICE E, HART, EED, Pompano Beach, Fla.: Kappa Alpha Thela. THOMAS M. HART, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Thela Xi. Fillh Row: MARY JANE HARVEY, EED, Brunswiclc, Ga.: Alpha Gamma Della: SEA: Spiril Comm.: House Comm.: Enlerlainmenl Comm. ol Union: lnlramural Sporls. BILLY RAY HATLEY, PE, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau. CAROL JEAN HATLEY, PE, Auburn, Ala. ROBERT H. HAWKINS, AG, Valley Head, Ala. JOE CHARLES HAYES, SED, Florala, Ala.: Della Chi. Sixlh Row: CHRISTY E. HAYNES, SL, Cullman, Ala, LORENZO M. HAYNIE. SED, Slevenson, Ala, CHARLES HAZLEHURST, PG, Birming- ham, Ala.: Della Chi. THOMAS RICHARD HEAD, SED, We- lumplca, Ala.: Phi Della Thela. THOMAS C. HEARN, APS, Mo- bile, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. Sevenlh Row: WILLIAM C. HEARN, JR., VD, Auburn, Ala. JAMES EUGENE HEATH, VM, Duck Hill, Miss.: OTS. JOSEPH EARL HEATH, FY, Birmingham, Ala. OLIVER N. HEATH, JR., SL, Mobile, Ala. BEVERLY HENDERSON, PY, While Hall, Ala.: American Pharm. Asso.: Kappa Epsilon: AWS Legislalive Council. Eighlh Row: JAMES D. HENDERSON, SL. Auburn, Ala. JOHN E, HENLEY, BA, Monlgomery, Ala.: Arnold Air Sociely. FRED ERNEST HEN- SON, SED, Albany, Ga.: Baplisl Sludenl Union: Dorm Counselor: Inlramural Eoolball. LARRY EARL HERBERT, IE, Opelika, Ala.: Della Sigma Phi. MARY LA EAYE HICKS, SED, Perry, Ga.: Phi Bela Lambda: Junior Counselor: SEA: Towers. Ninlh Row: JAMES B. HILDRETH, CE, Mobile, Ala. DAVID RANALD HILEY, PL, Fairhope, Ala.: Auburn Debale Council: Presidenl and Vice- Presidenl TKA-DSR: Presidenl ol Auburn Players. DAVID RICH- ARD HINDS, FY, Mobile, Ala.: Sociely ol American Foreslers: Auburn Foreslry Club. LINDA KAY HINES, SED, Auburn, Ala. SAMUEL IRA HINOTE, AM, Canlonmenl, Fla.: AGR, Vice-Presi- denl: Vice-Presidenl School ol Agricul.: Vice-Presidenl ol Alpha Zela: Presidenl Agricul. Eco. Club: ODK: Vice-Presiclenl Omicron Della Epsilon: Agricul. Council: Circle K Club. THE SENIORS OF 1966 325 THE SENIORS OF 1966 lllr. Plcrmf Please, fanzav Breurn singx his hzearz' out I0 the Auburn students. Firsi Row: GEORGE CLIFFORD HITT, SL, Mobile, Ala.: AFROTC, Cadei Caplain. HORACE LYNN HITT, AM, Livingston, Ala. DAVID G. HOFFMAN, IN, Winler Park, Fla.: Secrelary Inclus. Design Forum: Member Auburn Universily Tiger Sharks. ROBERT NEILSON HOIT, CN, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Alpha. BRENDA D, HOLLIS, MU, Fairiax, Ala. Second Row: SHARON E. HOLMES, EED, Fairfield, AIa.7 Alpha Omicron Pi. ROGER E. HOOPER, BA, Hunlsville, Ala.: THOMAS F. HOOTEN, PG, Florala, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della. CHARLES T. HORNE, EE. Auburn, Ala.: IEEE: Tau Bela Pi: Eia Kappa Nu. JACKY RAY HORNER, VM, Trenlon, Tenn.: Alpha Psi Fralernily: Junior Amer- ican Vel. Med, Asso. Third Row: JAMES E. HOWARD, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. GEORGE A. HOWELL, AE, Laneli, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau: Pi Mu Epsilon: AIAA. JOYCE ANITA HOWELL, HE, E. Gadsden, Ala.: AWS Legisla- Iive Council. MICHAEL A. HOWELL, SED, Birmingham, Ala. ALICIA ANN HUFF, EED, Cedariown, Ga.: Della Della Della. Fourfh Row: CHARLES K. HULING, BA, Opelika, Ala. OLLIE REBECCA HULL, SED, Rockford, Ala.: SEA. HERBERT E. HUNER, CE, Troy, Ala. CHARLES ALLAN HUNT, CN, Birmingham, Ala.: Phi Gamma Delia: Sieeraqe: Phi Lambda Upsilon: Scabloard and Blade: American Inslilule of Chemical Enqrs. SHARON E. HUR- LEY, EED, Hunisville, Ala.: Towers: Naiional Eclucalion Associa- iion: Alabama Educalion Associaiion: Sludenl Eclucalion Associa- Hon: Social Chairman oi Dorm 4. Filfh Row: JAMES W. HUTCHESON, SED, Selma. Ala.: Phi Gamma Della: PE Maiors Club, MICKEY ALTON HUTTO, FY, Auburn, Ala. SAMUEL WALES IRBY, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. EDWIN E. JACKSON, PY, Nashville, Tenn.: Kappa Sigma. LYNNE EVERID JAMES, EED, Columbus, Ga.: Alpha Gamma Della. 326 Firsi Row: THOMAS WOOD JAMES, BA, Monlgomery, Ala.: Sigma Chi. JOSEPH W. JEFFREY, AM, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Alpha: Ag. Econ. Club. C. WAYNE JENNINGS, CE, Gonzalez, Fla: ASLE. NANCY L. JENNINGS, PG, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Bela Phi. KENNETH M. JERKINS, PY, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Della Chi. Second Row: KITTY J. JETTON, SED, Mulga, Ala. FROMAN B. JOHNSON. FY, Ozark, Ala.: Foreslry Club. MARION J. JOHNSON, SED, Tuskegee, Ala. ROY L. JOHNSON, IM, Kinslon, Ala. SUSAN M. JOHNSON, EED, Mobile, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Thela. Third Row: THOMAS F. JOHNSON, SED, Warner Robins, Ga.: Chi Alpha. WILLIAM F. JOHNSON, AG, Auburn, Ala.: Judging Team. Live- slock: Block and Bridle Club. EDWARD C. JOINER, BA, Opelika, Ala.: Pi Kappa Alpha. ARTHUR LOMAX JONES. BA, Auburn. Ala. CARLTON R. JONES, SED, Aulaugaville, Ala. Fourlh Row: CAROL HUDSON JONES, SL, Mobile, Ala.: Sociology Club. Secrelary-Treasurer. DORIS JONES, SED, Monievallo. Ala.: Phi Mu: Spirif Comm.: Cheerleader. GARLEN W. JONES, BC, Til- lon, Ga. GIRAULT W. JONES, AR, Woodville, Miss.: Sigma Nu: AIA: SCARAB: Village Fair Comm.: Squires: All-Campus Fund Drive Comm. HOWARD SELBY JONES, VM, Okeechobee, Fla.: Sigma Chi. Fifth Row: JOSEPH ALLEN JONES, PE, Monlgomery, Ala.: Kappa Sigma: PE Maiors Club: Spike Shoe: AFROTC, Advanced. MARSHA LEE JONES, SL, Hunlsville, Ala.: Della Della Della. SARA ELIZ- ABETH JONES, SED, Lafayelie, Ala.: SEA: ACE. WILLIAM F. JONES, Il, IM, Trussville, Ala.: ATO. JUDITH FAYE JOSEPH. HE, Mobile, Ala. Sixlh Row: KATHLEEN H, JOYNER, EED, Gadsden, Ala. GEORGE JUMON- VILLE, AR, Mobile, Ala.: SCARAB: Sociely American Mililary Engineers. JOHNNY LEE JUNKINS, AE, Dallon, Ga.: Sigma Gamma Tau: American lnsliluie of Aeronaufics and Aslronaulicsg Auburn Co-op Educalion Sociely: Engrs. Council. ROY EUGENE KARNES, EE, Birmingham, Ala. KEITH SEVIER KAYS. AR. Mem- phis, Tenn.: SAE: Vice-Presidenl American lnslilule ol Arch. and Arls: Presidenl School ol Arch. and Arls: Chairman Arch. and Arls Council: Alabama Gas Corp. Travel Scholarship: Delegale Sludenl Forum AIA. Sevenlh Row: CAROLYN R. KEANE, SL, Monlgomery, Ala.: Auburn Law So- ciely, Alpha Lambda Della: AWS: Vice-Presideni ol Dorm B. DAVID R. KEARNS, BA, Mobile, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. AVERETTE J. KELLEY, BA, Mobile, Ala. SHERRIE G. KELLEY, SL, Allanla, Ga.: Pi Mu Epsilon: Asso. lor Cornpuling Machinery: Slandards Board. SUZANNE S. KELLEY, EED, Camden, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della: SEA: Maiorelle, AU Band. Eighfh Row: WILBUR B. KELLEY, AN, Marion JCI., Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho: Wesley Foundalion: Alabama Branch American Sociely ol Agricul. Engineers: Agricul. Council: Auburn Aero Club. LORNA SUE KENDRICK. HE, Glencoe, Ala. JOHN M. KEY, VM, Auburn, Ala. JOHN LLOYD KEYS, EE, Auburn, Ala.: IEEE: Wesley Founda- lion. EDGAR EARL KING, JR., FY, Andalusia, Ala.: SAE: Xi Sigma Pi: Ranger: Alpha Zela: Auburn Foreslry Club: Circle K: Sociely ol American Foreslers, Ninlh Row: JAMES ED KING, VED, Blounlsville, Ala. ROSS JACKSON KING, BA, Panama Cily, Fla. WILLIAM BRUCE KING, CN, Au- burn, Ala.: American lnslifule ol Chemical Engrs.: Phi Lambda Upsilon: American Chemical Sociely: Auburn Velerans A550 Chemislry Council. OLIVER D. KINGSLEY, EP, Ozark, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della: Sigma Pi Sigma: Tau Bela Pi: Pi Mu Epsilon: ODK: Sleerage. ROGER LEE KIRKLAND, AM, Foley, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho. THE SENIORS OF 1966 327 THE SENIORS OF 1966 5 I 328 Firsl Row: JOY JEROME KNIGHT, BA, Hunlsville, Ala.: Sigma Nu. MAR- THA E. KNIGHT, SED, Ashlord, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha. DAVID HANLIN KNOX, SL, Birmingham, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della. HUEY FOSTER KRAG, BA, Birmingham, Ala. DELBERT KRAHWINKEL. VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. Second Row: GORDON C. KRAMER, SL. Auburn, Ala.: Della Upsilon: Spilce Shoe Club. RICHARD A. KRAUSE, PM, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. BARBARA J. KRONK, LT, Fl. Lauderdale, Fla.: Lambda Tau: Alpha Epsilon Della, JUDITH R. LA FLAM, SED, Foley, Ala.: Della Della Della. BARBARA LA IACONA, HE. Hunlsyille, Ala.: Towers, Presidenl: Home Economics Club: Mor- lar Board: Omicron Nu: BSU. Third Row: LANNY MAURICE LAKE, PY, Phenix Cily, Ala. ETHEL L. LAM- BERT, EED, Brewlon, Ala. HOWARD WAYNE LAND. AA. Opee lilca, Ala,: Pi Kappa Phi: Pershing Rilles: Baplisl Sludenl Union. RICHARD L. LANDERS, VED, Highland Home. Ala. AUBREY T. LANIER, PG, Birmingham, Ala. Fourlh Row: JAMES HENRY LANIER, VM, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Psi: AVMA. KENNETH O. LARSON, IN, Monlgomery, Ala.: Scabbard 81 Blade: Induslrial Design Forum: Dislinguished Mililary Graduale. JACOUELYN C. LATHAM, EED. Columbus, Ga. MARTIN L. LAVINE, BA, Birmingham, Ala. HARRY TED LAWSON, BA. Pen- sacola, Fla. Fillh Row: BRENDA R. LEDLOW, SED. Highland Home, Ala.: Kappa Della Pi Educalion Honorary. BERTHRAM LAMAR LEE, Bl, Dolhan. Ala. LARRY GREELY LEE. AG, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Zela Ag- ricul. Honorary. LENNIE DEU C. LEE, HE, Auburn, Ala. ROB- ERT WESLEY LEE, IM, Roberlsdale, Ala. Sixlh Row: ALFRED M. LEGENDRE, VM, Hialeah, Fla.: OTS, WILLIAM G. LEHNERT, IE, Auburn, Ala. JAMES B. LENOIR, BA. Jemison, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho: AIAA. JOHN ALEXANDER LEO, ME. Media, Penn.: Della Sigma Phi: Spades: ODK: Pi Tau Sigma: Who's Who, '65: ASME: ASM: Presidenl IFC: Chairman: All Campus Parly, Jurisprudence ISGAI. Publicalions Board: Presi- clenl Soulh Easlern IFC. BENJAMIN P. J. LEWIS, PY, Selma, Ala.: Phi Della Chi Prolessional Pharm. Fralernily: Phi Lambda Sigma Honorary Fralernily: Edilor-The Auburn Pharmacisl Magazine. Sevenlh Row: GERALD W. LEWTER, PE, Birmingham, Ala. THERESEA G. LIGON, SED, Moullon, Ala. THOMAS M. LINDSEY, TM, Spar- lanburg, S.C.: Della Chi: Phi Psi: AATCC: Circle K: Plainsman Slall: Chairman Union Enlerlainmenl Comm, MILES LINER, EE, Birmingham, Ala.: Tau Bela Pi: Ela Kappa Nu: Pi Mu Epsilon: lnsl. ol Eleclrical and Eleclronic Engineers: Engineers Council. ROBERT L. LIPSCOMB, WT, Canlonmenl, Fla.: Foreslry Club. Eighlh Row: KERMIT J. LITTLE, BA, Sylacauga, Ala.: Kappa Sigma. ALONZO JOSEPH LOGAN, PM, Plains, Ga. JAMES F, LONG, JR., WT. Marlin, Tenn.: ATO. NORBERT FRANK LONG, BA, Monlgom- ery, Ala.: Della Upsilon. PETE ANTHONY LORINO, IM, Fair- lield, Ala.: Sigma Phi Epsilon: SAM. Ninlh Row: GERALD EMBERT LOTT, AA, Douglas, Ga. BERTHA JANE LOWE, BA, Lanell, Ala.: Omicron Della Epsilon. AARON DE- WAYNE LUCAS, SED, Opelika, Ala. PAULA ANNE LUCY, SL. Birmingham, Ala.: Della Gamma: Presidenl, Sociology Club: Vice-Presidenl 8: Presidenl ol Dormilory: Chairman Social Comm.: Reporler, Plainsman. ROBERT DAVID LUMAN, EE, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega: Spiril Comm.: House Comm., Social Comm.: Recrealion Comm.: Radio Commission: Organizalions Comm. Third.Row: VICKI ELAINE LLIPO, BA, CoIumbus, Ga.: AIpha Omicron Pig Auburn Law Socie-Iy: Phi Beia Lambda. DAVID WARDLAW LYON, PY, AIIanIa, Ga.: Sigma Chi: Vice-Presidenf SchooI OI Pharmacy: Kappa Psi: APhA: Pharmacy Leadership Honorary. JEAN K. LYON, EED, AIIanIa, Ga.: Kappa Delia. JAMES WIL- TON LYONS, ME, Birmingham, AIa. PETE ARTHUR MAENZA. BA, Birmingham, AIa. FourIh.Row. JOSEPH E. MAGARO, BA, AIIanIa, Ga. JACOUELYN E. MAGILL, SED, DeLand, FIa.7 SEA: AVMA AuxiIiary, WILLIAM JAMES MAIR, ME, Fairhope, AIa. WILLIAM EARL MAJOR. EE, Lebanon, Tenn. BARBARA S. MALLORY, PY, Kinsfon, AIa.: AIpha Lambda DeIIa: Kappa EpsiIon: Jr. CounseIing: APhA- APA: Wesley Foundahon. Fiffh Row: SAMUEL THOMAS MANN, MH, AIex Cify, AIa. SYDNEY LEE MANN, EED, MonIgomery, AIa.: Kappa DeIIa. MARTHA ANN MAPLES: EED, WinTieId, AIa. ELIZABETH MARCHINTON, BI. Auburn, AIa. PATRICIA GAY MARKS, PG, Lebanon, Tenn.: Alpha Omicrcn Pi, SenaIor af Large: Union Comm, aI Auburn: MiddIe Tenn. SIaIefCheerIeader: CIass SecreIary1 Homecoming AIIendanI: OuIsIanding Freshman Wrirer Award: Sidelines S'raTI:. Sixfh Row: JULIA NELL MARR, SED, Shawmuf, AIa. BRENDA JOYCE MARSH, SL, Madison, AIa. BEN CARLOS MARTIN, SL, Brew- Ion, AIa.: Sigma Nu. CHARLES F. J. MARTIN, IE, MonIgomery, AIa.: SAM: AVA. JAMES L, MARTIN, IM, Acworfh, Ga.: Pi Kappa Phi: SAM. Sevenfh . Row: LELA JANE MARTIN, EED, Weiumpka, Ala.: Band. MILES OLIN MARTIN, SL, EIIcmonI, AIa.: Phi Efa Sigma. DANNY LEWIS MASON, SED, OpeIiIca, AIa.: Thefa Xi, Scabbard X1 Blade: So- ciefy of American MiIiIary Engineers. STEPHEN MASSINGILL. VED, FI. Payne, AIa. FRANK T. MATTHEWS, SED, Phenix CiIyi AIa. A Contestant grins and bears it' in ilzf AOPi Fraternity Fair. THE SENIORS OF 1966 329 THE SENIORS OF 1966 330 Firsl Row: ROBERT D, MATTHEWS, VM, Eullon, Tenn.: Alpha Psi. RUSSELL M. MATTOX, EE, Harlselle, Ala.: Della Sigma Phi: lnslilule ol Eleclrical and Eleclranics Engineers: Tiger Sharks. ROBERT C. MAXSON, EE, Birmingham, Ala.: Vice-Chairman IEEE. DAVID R. MCANALLY, SED, Auburn, Ala. CHARLES R. MCCAIN, AA. Annislon, Ala. Second.Row: THOMAS H. McCAMY, BA, Columbus, Ga.: Kappa Alpha Order. A. SUE MCCARTNEY, SL, Gadsden, Ala. ROGER L. MCCLELLAN, SL, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Tau Della: Assislanl Superinlendenl Sludenl Org.: Presidenl ol Pi Della Phi Nalional French Honor Sociely: Circle K: Chairman ol Publicily ol All Campus Parly: Pasl IFC Represenlalive: Weslminsler Youlh Fellowship: Auburn Grollo: Corresponding Secrelary and Vice- Presidenl ol DTD. JOHN ROSS McCLUN6, SL, Hunlsville, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega: Tri Bela IBioIogical Eralernilyl: BSU. PAUL O. McCORMlCK, AE, Opelika, Ala. Third Row: WILLIAM McCORMICK. EE, Auburn, Ala.: Phi Kappa Tau: IEEE: Auburn A Club. WILLIAM M. MCCOWAN, AR, Mobile, Ala. MARY ANNE MCCRORY, SED, Opelika, Ala.: Sludenl Govern- rnenl. CLARANNE McCUTCHEN, PM, Bishopville, S.C. FERRELL J. MCDADE, SED, Vicksburg, Miss.: Zela Tau Alpha. Fourlh Row: FRED R. MQDEVITT, EE, Monlgomery, Ala. CATHERINE Mc- DONALD, SL, Gadsden, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha: Morlar Board: Alpha Lambda Della: Pi Mu Epsilon: Plainsman: Alumnews: WRA. STUART W, MCEWEN, PM, Sylacauga, Ala.: Alpha Epsilon De!- la: Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Ela Sigma. CAROLYN EAY McGHEE, SED, Alex Cily, Ala. JOSEPH MCGILBERRY, IM, Auburn, AIa.I Lambda Chi Alpha. Fillh Row: MARTHA H. McGOUGH, HE, New Hope, Ala.: Omicron Nu: Alpha Lambda Della: Morlar Board: Home Economics Club. BAR- BARA FAY McGRAW, SED, Auburn, Ala.: Zela Tau Alpha. MARY DALE MCGREGOR, HE, Collon Planl Ark.: Della Della Della: Home Economics Club. HERBERT DON McKAY, AN, Craglord, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della: Circle K: Sludenl Governrnenl: American Sociely ol Agricul. Engrs.: Agricul. Council: Pershing Rifles. BENJAMIN MCKENNEY, BA, Orlando, Fla.: ATO: ATOMA. Sixlh Row: MATTHEY D. MCKNIGHT, SL, Opalocka, Fla.: Della Sigma Phi: NROTC: Sleerage: Sociology Club. WILLIAM L. McCLAIN, PS, Annapolis, Md.: Assislanl Member Sigma Pi Sigma. LINDA SUE MCLEAN, EED, Tuskegee, Ala.: Della Zela: SEA. SANDRA G. MCLEMORE, HE, Decalur, Ala.: Home Economics Club. JUDITH ANNE McLEOD, HE, Gull Shores, Ala.: Kappa Kappa Gamma, Sevenlh Row: MARSHALL A. MCLEOD, IE, Auburn, Ala. ROSEMARY Mc- MAHAN, PE, Goodwaler, Ala.: Kappa Della: WRA. GEORGE D. MQMILLAN, PL, Auburn, Ala.: Presidenl Phi Ela Sigma: Presi- denl Phi Alpha Thela: Presidenl Chrislian Sludenl Cenler: Auburn Law Sociely: ODK: Jr. Senalor: Presidenl Sludenl Body: Assislanl Edilor Plainsman: Publicalions Board: Academic Honesly Comm.: Spades: Edilorial Columnisl: Who's Who in American Colleges and Universilies. RICHARD B. MCMULLAN, AR, Mobile, Ala.: Pi Kappa Alpha: SCARAB: AIA: SAME: IQ66 ACOIA Comm. DONALD W. MCOUAIG, IM, Darien, Ga.: Sociely lor Advance- menl ol Managemenl. Eighlh Row: DONALD E. MQSWAIN, SED, Monlgomery, Ala. MALCOLM E. MEADOWS, IM, Annislon, Ala, WILLIAM S. MELL, IS, Savannah, Ga.: Sociely lor Advancemenl ol Managemenl. ROBERT E. MEL- TON, PY, Monlgomery, Ala.: Kappa Psi Pharm. Fralernily. WIL- LIAM A. MILAM, APS, Opelika, Ala. Ninlh Row: DONALD RAY MILLER, PE, Shreveporl, La.: PE Majors Club. KONNIE ANN MILLER, HE, I-laleyville, Ala. NEWELL A. MIL- LER, JR., SL, Kingslon, Tenn.: Lambda Chi Alpha. PRESTEEN S. MILLER, SED, Alexander Cily, Ala.: Kappa Della Pi: NBEA. MARSI-IA DEAN MILTON, EED, Macclenney, Fla.: Kappa Alpha Thela: Associalion ol Childhood Eclucalion: Kappa Della Pi: Junior Counselor. Firsi Row: JOHN M. MITCHELL. CH, Oxlord, Ala. MARILYN L. MITCHELL, SED, Hurilsville, Ala.: Della Zola: Phi Bela Lambda: Kappa Della Pi: Auburn Law Sociely: House Council: SEA. MARY LYNN MITCHELL, SED, Buller, Ga.: Alpha Omicron Pi. THOMAS R. MITCHELL, IM, Brevard, N.C.: Phi Kappa Tau? Secrelary-Treasurer Auburn A Club: Presidenl Spike Shoe Sociely: Caplain Varsily Track Team: ODK. DONALD C. MITCHUM, BA, Birmingham, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Order. Second Row: PATRICIA A, MOBBS, EED, Auburn, Ala.: SEA. DELORES MONTGOMERY, SED, Indianapolis, Ind. SANDRA LYNN MOON, EED, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Zela. DOROTHY E. MOORE, SED, Allanla, Ga.: Alpha Omicron Pi. FRANKLIN G. MOORE, BA, Birmingham, Ala.: Thela Chi: Spiril Comm. Third Row: ROGER DALE MOORE, BA, Birmingham, Ala. EUGENIO RUBEN MORE, CN, Auburn, Ala. JOYCE A. MORGAN, SA, Birming- ham, Ala.: Della Zela: Phi Bela Lambda. MARY E. MORGAN, EED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Chi Omega. BRENDA C, MORING, PY, Columbia, Ala.: American Pharmaceulical Associalion: Kappa Epsilon: Rho Chi. Fourih Row: ALLAN I. MORRIS, PY, Gadsden, Ala.: Alpha Epsilon Pi: APhA: APA. ANDREW T. MORRIS, PY, Morrislown, Tenn.: Phi Della Chi: Sludenl Join? Branch American Pharmaculical Associalioni APA. HINTON W. MORRIS, IM, Auburn, Ala.: SAM, WALKER ED J. MORRIS, AA, Cherokee, Ala.: Kappa Alpha: Sociely ol American Mililary Engineers: Reserve Officers Associalion. NELETA GAIL MORROW, Sl., Phil Campbell, Ala. Fif+h Row: LINDA LOUISE MORSE, EED, Aflanla, Ga.: Alpha Omicron Pi. MARY L. MORTON, EED, Birmingham, Ala.: Kappa Delia. CLAUDE ELTON MOSS, AR, Kosciusko, Miss.: Arnold Air So- ciely: SCARAB Fralernily. LEONARD G. MOSSOR, SED, Colum- bus, Ga.: Kappa Della Pi. LARRY V, MURPHY, FY, Valparaiso, Fla.: Xi Sigma Pi: Foreslry Club: BSU. Six'rI'1 Row: RONNIE D. MURPHY, VED, Walerloo, Ala. LINDA V. MYRICK. ID, Orlando, Fla.: Alpha Della Pi, Presidenl: Cwens: Moriar Board: Dream Girl ol Pi Kappa Alpha: American Inslilule of Inferior Design: Omicron Kappa Pi. MARIA DENISE NAKOS, EED, Birmingham, Ala. MARGARET E. NASH, EED, Birmingham, Ala.: Dolphins Club. MICHAEL D. NEPTUNE, OH, Birmingham, Ala.: Alpha Zela: Agricullural Council: Horlicullure Forum: Scabbard X: Blade: ODK: Collegiale ASHS. Sevenih Row: THOMAS C. NETTLES, BA, Mobile, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Superinlendenl ol Union AFlairs: IFC Represenlalive: Arnold Air Sociely: ODK: Enler+ainmen+ Comm.: Who's Who in American Colleges Bc Universilies. COY PARKER, NEWTON, EE, Newell, Ala. CAROL SUE NICHOLS, EED, Auburn, Ala.: Co-op Dor- rnilory: SEA: ACE. NANCY ANN NICHOLS, SED, Florence, Ala.: Alpha OVHICFOH PI: Judiciary Council: Weslminsler Fellowship: Religious Lile Comm. WILLIAM I-I, NIEMEYER, BA, Opelika. Aa. Eighfh Row: WILLIAM CHARLES NIX, SL, Lalayelle, Ala. BARBARA GAIL NIXON, VD, Millbrook, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Thela. JAMES A. NORRIS, FY, JeFlerson, Ala. BARRY K. NORTHCUTT, PE, Parrish, Ala. JOHN D. NORTHCUTT, BA, Auburn, Ala. Ninlh Row: MARTHA J. NORTHCUTT, Auburn, Ala.: Della Zela: Phi Bela Lambda. WILLIAM N. NUNN, SED, Valdosla, Ga.: Wesley Foundalion. WILLIAM P. NUNN, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Nu. LOIS JANE OIDANIEL, LT, Tallassee, Ala. CELESTE M. OFFUTT. VM, Lexinglon, Ky. THE SENIORS OF 1966 33l THE SENIORS OF 1966 Volunteer blood zlmmrs for our Iroojus in Viff .Yarn set ll .vlzorl Illini record for nm'-rlrry IlUIIllfT071.Y in the fall. I I 332 Firsl Row: BARBARA LYNN OLNEY, DR, Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala.: Della Zela: Auburn Players. GARY WAYNE OLSON, SED, Auburn. Ala.: German Club. JOHN JOSEPH O'MALLEY, BA, Oalcland, Calil.: Tau Della Kappa. JOHN HUGHES ORR, BA, Tillon, Ga. DAVID A. OUTLAND, BA, Birminqlnam, Ala.: Pi Kappa Alplma. Second Row: ALLAN LEE OWEN, JR., BA, Nasliville, Tenn.: Wesley Founda- lion: Marlceling Club: ROTC. JANE L. OWEN, SL, Morilqomery, Ala.: SEA: Secrelary Sludenl Body: Alplwa Lambda Della: GLOM- ERATA Slall: Villaqe Fair Comm.: Orqanizalion Comm.: Juris- prudence Comm.: AWS Rules Comm.: Secrelary ol Spiril Comm. MARTHA J. OWENS, SED, Midland Cily, Ala.: SEA: WRA. Pl-IILLIP LARRY PAE, Bl, Toney, Ala. SHIRLEY ANN PALMER, VD, Birminqlnam, Ala.: Della Della Della. Third Row: HOWARD A. PARKER, BC, Auburn, Ala. ALLIE CARLYN PARKS, SED, Welumplca, Ala.: Weslminsler Fellowslwip Council: Secrelary German Club: IRC. LOLA KATHERINE PARKS, SED, Newnan, Ga.: Kappa Kappa Gamma. FRANCIS R. PARTIN, PE, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Kappa Alplia. DANIEL M. PATE, SED, Andalusia, Ala. Fourlh Row: ROY HEFLIN PATE, JR., BA, Auburn, Ala.: Plxi Kappa Tau. Cl-IAS. W. PATTERSON, Bl, Brewlon, Ala. LARRY D. PATTERSON, BA, Bessemer, Ala. WILLIAM PATTERSON, AN, Piedmonl. Ala. ERNEST G. PATTILLO, BA, Auburn, Ala. Fillli Row: MARY ANN PATTON, EED, Tuscaloosa, Ala.: Clui Omeqa. SHERA LOU PATTON, SED, Sylacauqa. Ala.: Alplua Omicron Pi. ROBERT J. PAYTON, BA, Birmingham, Ala.: Lambda Clwi Alplia. DOROTHY J. PEARCE, SED, Hunlsville, Ala.: Kappa Kappa Gamma: Kappa Della Pi. BILLY B. PEARSON, EE, Lanell, Ala.: Plxi Della Tlwela. Firsl Row: SARAH PEARSON, BA, Opelilca, Ala.: Pi Bela Phi: Panhellenic Council. CHARLES M. PELHAM, BA, El. McClellan, Ala.: Della Sigma Phi: IRC. PHILLIP L. PELHAM, AM, Monlgomery, Ala. EARL GARGUS PEPPER, AG, Alhens, Ala.: Block Xi Bridle Club. JAMES ZAC PERRY, JR.. BA, Monlgomery, Ala.: Phi Della Thela. Second Row: JIMMIE LEE I. PERRY, CE, Auburn, Ala. ASCE. SHARON PERRY, EED, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Alpha Thela. CORNELIA PHILLIPS, CH, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Della: Alpha Lambda Della: Cwens: Lambda Tau: Morlar Board: Town Girls Club: Band: Orcheslra: Wesley Eoundalion. TERRY R. PHILLIPS, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Inlernalianal Relalions Club. DAVID T. PIERCE, SL, Chal- lanooga, Tenn. Third Row: GARY MOORE PIERSON, BA, Planlersville, Ala. PEGGY E. PILAND, SL, Moullrie, Ga.: IRC. JAMES EDWIN PINION, VED. Phil Campbell, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho. WILLIAM R. PITTMAN. BA, Enlerprise, Ala. LARRY W. PITTS, BA, Cussela, Ala. Fourlh Row: JOHN HENRY J. PLANT, VM, Madison, Ela.: Alpha Psi: Varsily Track: A Club: Spilced Shoe: Junior AVMA. LELAND HAY PLOW- MAN, AN, Auburn, Ala, PAUL LEWIS PLUlv1MER,Vlv1, Soulhside. Tenn.: OTS. ADRIAN J, POITRAS, SL, Miami, Ela. DONALD RAY POLLARD, BI, Tallassee, Ala. Fillh Row: JANICE ANN POLLMAN, SL, Mobile. Ala.: Alpha Omicron Pi. JOHN E. PORTER, SL, Gainesville, Fla.: Alpha Tau Omega: Phi Mu Epsilon. JAMES HUGH POTTS, AG, Auburn, Ala. KEITH W. POWELL, VM, Hollywood, Ela.: OTS. WILLIAM E. POWELL. AG, Leroy, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Rho: Phi Ela Sigma: ODK: Vice-Presidenl ol Sludenl Body: Alpha Zela: Block 8: Bridle Club. Sixlh Row: GEORGE W. PRATT, PG, Monlgomery, Ala.: REA D. PRICKETT, MU, Auburn, Ala.: Auburn Band: Auburn Knighls Orcheslra: Concerl Choir: Auburn Universily Orcheslra: Brass Ensemble: Arranger-Direclor Modern Girls Oclel. GRACE H. PRITCHETT, SED, Bessemer, Ala.: Morlar Board: Alpha Lambda Della: AWS: Pi Mu Epsilon: Sigma Tau Della: Head Deslc Girl. JAMES T. PRUITT, PY, Thomasville, Ala. DAVID RONALD PUGH, IM. Evergreen, Ala. Sevenlh Row: MICHAEL M. PULLEN, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS: Junior AVMA. LARRY DEAN OUILLEN, IM, Cloverdale, Ala.: Alpha Phi Omega: Sociely lor Advancemenl ol Managemenl: Associalion ol Compuling Machines: AVA. MARTHA ANN RABB, EED, Birmingham, Ala. CARLOS L. RABREN, CH, Auburn Ala.: Thela Xi. JOHN ROY RAGAN, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS: Secrelary Junior AVMA. I Eighfh Row: MARILYN M. RAINEY, SED, Wesl Poinl, Miss.: Pi Bela Phil Auburn Players: Arch. 81 Arls Council: Auburn Arl Forum: Union Enlerlainmenl Comm. WILLIAM L. RAINEY, CN, Auburn, Ala.: KS: Phi Ela Sigma: Squires: Presidenl ODK: Spades: Who's Who in American Colleges 8: Universilies: Senior Senalor: Vice-Presidenl ol IFC: American Sociely ol Chemical Engineers: Presiclenl ol Kappa Sigma: Phi Lambda Upsilon, Tau Bela Pi. JOSEPH L. RALEY, JR., EE, Birmingham, Ala.: Tau Bela Pi: Ela Kappa Nu: IEEE. SANDRA RAE RAMEY, SA, Auburn, Ala.: Newman Club: Alpha Lambda Della. LYMAN W. RAMSAY, AG, Grand Bay, Ala. Ninlh Row: ROBERT D. RAMSEY, VM, Jaclcson, Miss.: Alpha Psi: Junior AVMA. MAVIS JEAN RASH, BA, Colquill, Ga.: AWS, BSU. JACOIJELYN REAGAN, SED, Cairo, Ga. DONNA MAE REECE. EED, Monlgomery, Ala.: Chi Omega. CHARLES A. J. REEVES, MH, Monlgomery, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha: Pi Mu Epsilon. THE SENIORS OF 1966 333 THE SENIORS OF 1966 336 Firsl Row: Newman Club: ACS. HUGH CLINTON SPARKS. BA, Eulaula Ala.: Phi Della Thela. JANE ANN SPOONER, SED, Planl Cily Fla. MARILYN B. SPRADLIN, SED, Srnilh, Ala. JOSEPH GI SPRAGUE, AR, Nalchez, Miss.: Thela Chi: Auburn Universily Goll. Second Row: DIANE NANCY STAHL, SED, Washinglon,D.C.: Della Della Della. BENJAMIN STALLARD, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS: Junior AVMA. WARREN G. STANLEY, PY, Cullomburg, Ala.: Kappa Psi Pharm- aceulical Fralernily. CRISTINA STARLING, SED, Thomaslon, Ga.: Kappa Kappa Gamma. MARTHA W. STEINER, PG, Monlgomery, Ala.: Chi Omega: Psi Chi: Auburn Orcheslra: Slandards Board. Thircl Row: JACK R. STEPHENS, EE, Gadsden, Ala. ERNEST H. STEVENSON. PG, Tallahassee, Ela.: Bela Thela Pi. MARY J. STEVENSON, SED, Allanla, Ga.: Alpha Della Pi. JAMES W. STEWART, EE, Boaz, Ala. CHRISTOEEEL STEYN, AM, Auburn, Ala. Fourlh Row: JEAN MESSER STOREY, SED, Auburn, Ala.: Kappa Della Pi. KENNETH EARL STORY, AM, Auburn, Ala.: Agricullural Eco- nomics Club: Agricullural Council: Union Residenl Manager. ROBERT R. STOUT, AE, Auburn, Ala. JAMES VIRGIL STOWE. PY, Mobile, Ala.: Phi Della Chi: Pharmaceulical School Council: American Ph. A, Presidenl. JOHN RALPH J. STOWE, BA, Bir- mingham, Ala.: Lambda Chi Alpha. Eillh Row: DOUGLAS STRICKLAND, ME, Talladega, Ala. LUTICIA STRICK- LAND, PG, Mobile, Ala.: Psi Chi Honorary. MARY LEE STROTHER, SL, Dadeville, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della: Morlar Board: Alpha Lambda Della: Phi Alpha Thela: Cwens: Sl. Union Prog.: GLOMERATA Slafl: Junior Counselor: SGA Execulive Cabinel: IRC. EUGENE E. STROZIER, PY, Birmingham, Ala.: ATO: APhA-APA: Spiril Comm.: GLOMERATA Slall: IEC. Sixlh Row: ROBERT H. STUBBS, IE, Adel, Ga. PENELOPE SULLIVAN, LT, Mobile, Ala. HOWARD E. SUTTER, BA, Trussville, Ala. GARY BOBBY SUTTON, BA, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Chi. RALPH N. SWANSON, IM, Annislon, Ala.: Della Chi. JAMES D. SWEENEY, SL, Delroil, Mich.: Sleerage. Sevenlh Row: LARRY EDWARD TAPP, IM, Cherolcee, Ala.: Sociely lor Ad- vancemenl ol Managemenl: Phi Kappa Phi. MELVA M. TARRANT, SED, Taylorville, III, GEORGE D. TATUM, IE, Florence, Ala.: Della Upsilon: Sociely lor Advancemenl ol Managemenl. BEATRICE L. TAYLOR, EED, Auburn, Ala. BILLY HUGH TERRY, EY, Sparla, Tenn.: Eoreslry Club Secrelary: AVA: Eoreslry Sludenl Council: Xi Sigma Honorary Eral. Eighlh Row: JANE A. THEEDE, VM, Birmingham, Ala.: Plainsman Slall: Vel.: IRC Secrelary. DAISY ANN THOMAS, MU, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Omicron. JAMES CLYDE THOMAS, IM, Monlgomery, Ala.: CAN Order: PIKA. ORRIN DAVID THOMAS, AG, Auburn, Ala. ELZIE H. THOMPSON, SED, Eoresl Home, Ala.: Jr. Counselor, Sludenl Educalion Associalion: KDPi: GLOMERATA: Auburn Hislory Club: BSU. Ninlh Row: HOWELL B. THOMPSON, BA, San Anlonie, Tex. JOSEPH A. THOMPSON, EE, Elorence, Ala. RICHARD J. THOMPSON, AE, Birmingham, Ala. TANYA JO THOMSEN, EED, Gainesville, Ala.: Chi Omega: Angel Flighlg NEA: Calendar Girl. WALLACE K. THRASHER, BA, Haleyville, Ala. MARY M. SOUKUP, EED, Mariella, Ga.: Zela Tau Alpha: SEA: THE SENIORS OF 1966 Faculfy and sluclmzfx alike zc'0rlr 112111 learn at Ihr Edufzziional 7i6'lI?Z.'f.YilIIl Statiurz. Firsl Row: ALBERT A. THWEATT, AR, Nashville, Tenn: SCARAB Vice-Presie denl: Sociely ol American Mililary Engineers. CAROL L. TINSLEY, SED, Andalusia, Ala.: Home Economics Club. CHARLES R. TINSLEY, AE, Gadsden, Ala. JULIA P. TINSLEY, PE, Trussville, Ala.: Alpha Omicron Pi. ROYE EUGENE TlNSLEY, BA, Monle gomery, Ala.: Della Chi, Della Sigma Pi. Second Row: CHARLES A, J. TIPTON, BA, Birmingham, Ala. MARY BRYANT TREAT, SED, Birmingham, Ala.: Chi Omega, SEA. JERRY ALLEN TRUITT, VM, Auburn, Ala.: OTS. DON EDWARD TUCKER, AE. Birmingham, Ala. JUDY E. TURBERVlLLE, SED, Earmersville, Ala. Fourlh Row: Third Row: CAROL TIMMS TURNER, SL, Sylacauga, Ala.: Pi Bela Phi: Morlar Board. LARRY BURNS TURNER, CE, Thomaslon Ga.: ASCE Treasurer. MARY EMMA TURNER, SED, Elorence, Ala.: Alpha Della Ri. MALCOLM A. TYNDALL, BC, Auburn, Ala.: Builders Guild. JAMES ARTHUR TYSON, PG, Birmingham, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi. BOBBlE T. UMBACH, HE, Auburn, Ala.: Alpha Gamma Della, Home Economics Club: Ornicron Nu. WALTER W. UROUHART, BA, Monlgomery, Ala.: Pi Kappa Phi, JOHN EDWARD VAUGHN. CE, Birmingham, Ala.: SAME: BSU: Army ROTC Brigade Comm. CHARLES G. VlNES, BA, Birmingham, Ala.: Della Chi. JOHNNIE B. VINSON, SED, Enlerprise, Ala.: Phi Gamma Della, KDPi: Band: Chorus: Orcheslra: Music Educalion Nalional Conlerence: ODK: Phi Kappa Phi. Fillh Row: LAVENE LYNEL VOREL, EE, Silverhill, Ala.: Ela Kappa Nu, TBPi: IEEE: Phi Ela Sigma. l-lARRY lNGE WADDLE, BC, Mobile, Ala.: Sigma Chi: Sociely ol American Mililary Engineers: Builders Guild. CLAUDlA WADSWORTH, EED, Birmingham, Ala.: SEA. WAYNE D. WALDEN, CE, DeEuniak Springs, Ela.: PiKPhi, ASCE: Engineering Council Represenlalive. NANCY E. WALKER, EED, Rome, Ga.: Della Zela: Vice-Presidenl, SEA: Freshmen Advisory Council. 337 THE SENIORS OF 1966 A tczzrzis jalaym' ffzkvx !I!lZ'!l7IfIlKlfC of the lust few minutes of daylight. Firsi' Row: SALLY H. YEAMAN, SED, Elorala, Alag Pi Bela Phi, Freshman Advisory Council, Panlwellenic Councllg GLOIvIERATAg BSU. ALICIA LEE YOUNG, PE, Columbus, Ga.: Alplxa Omlcron Pig PE Ivlaiors Club. ELIZABETH T. YOUNG, SL, Auburn, Ala.: Chi Omega, Ivlolar Board, Treasurer, Plainsmang Secrelary Assoc. Supervisor Comrnunily Relalionsq German Club. SUSAN L. YOUNG, SED, Elorence, Ala.: AIpI'1a Della PI. SALVATORE ZARCONE, PE, I-Iunllnqlon Slallon, N.Y.: Tau Kappa Epsilon. Second Row: ROBERT J. ZOBEL, IE, Auburn, Ala.: Sigma Alpha Mu. TI-IOMAS L. ZUMWALT, VD, San Anlonlo, Texas. -255 'fi 22. Q 'L 4 in ix .. Ns Hs. 340 1 - -4 - f vwmwW,vm.w , 7Nwm mmwgfMaf.w ,uw ww, umummwvm. G wh - V, X . , ,.M.m.., . H ,. A- .1 .x . .V av. A A- UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Barbara Ann Asbury, Allanla, Ga.: 3 SED: CPM. ' Dorolhy Jean Ash, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Carroll Charles Ashby, Decaiur: I PS. ' Curlis Edward Ashcrofi, Orlando, Fla.: 3 AA: GX. ' David Verlan Ashe, Reform: I ED. 0 Jamie Hillon Ashe, Reiorm: 2 PY. Second Row: Richard Frederick Ashford, Jr., Syracuse, N.Y.: 3 MH: AT. 0 Lila Slanley Ashley, Monigornery: I EED: KA. 'William Andrew Ash- Iey, Columbus, Ga.: 2 PM. 0 William Jackson Ashlon, Birmingham: I PN. ' Vivian Lee Ashursl, Monigomery: 2 SED: AAU, 0 Amanda Anderson Ashwander, Decaiur: I I-IE. Third Row: Beverly Heard Askew, Ailania, Ga.: 2 EED: KKT. 0 Mary Kale Askew, Laneii: 2 MI-I. 0 John Charles Assbell, Birmingham: I PN. 0 William Roberl Alchison, Birmingham: 3 BA. 0 John Red- doch Alhey, Grady: I PV. 0 Aulhur Briflin A'lkins, Waycross, Ga.: 2 AE. Fourlh Row: Alva Winslon Alkinson, Jr., Sylacauga: I BI. 0 Larry Monroe A+- kisson, Talladega: I PPI-I. 0 Marshall J. Aucoin, Mobile: 2 EE. 0 Daniel M. Aughiman, Andalusia: 2 SL. ' Joyce Elaine Aughlman, Andalusia: 2 SL. ' John King Augsburg, Lexingion, Ky.: I VM: ANII. Fiflh Row: Charles Edward Ausley, Samson: I Sl.. 0 Henry Marshall Auslin, Eori Benning, Ga.: 2 SL: AXA, 0 Jerry Russell Auslin, Eori Payne: 3 BA. 0 Myriis Anne Ausfin, Mobile: I SA: AFA. 0 Sanders Lee Avery, Mableion, Ga.: I PE. 0 Johnny Ray Aycock, Decaiur: 3 BA. Sixlh Row: Kennelh Gene Aycock, Tuscumbia: I PN. 0 Dow W. Ayers, Flor- ence: 3 PY. 0 George Nick Babanals, Jr., Moulirie, Ga.: 2 PN. ' Orville Euing Bach, Monigomery: I BA. 0 Spencer Thomas Bachus, Birmingham: I PM. ' Warren Adams Bacon, Gallion: I PV. Sevenlh Row: James Rowland Baell, Moullrie, Ga.: I PN. ' Susan Jane Baer, Birmingham: 3 PG. 0 Wrighl Williams Bagby, Rome, Ga.: 2 BA: KA. 0 Anila Ann Baggell, Birmingham: 3 PG: IPM. 0 David Lynn Baggeli, Decalur: 2 VD. 0 Julia Annelie Baggelf, Gadsden: 2 SED. Eighth Row: Terry Max Baggeli, Jr., Camden: 2 SL: KA. 0 William Carler Bag- gell, Nashville, Tenn.: I VD: ATP. 0 Cliflon Manville Bagwell, Rome, Ga.: I SED. ' Roberl' Thomas Bagwell, Ozark: I PEN. 0 William Louis Bagwell, Irondale: I SL. U Beliy Ann Bailey, Opelika: I Ml-I. Ninih Row: Belly Carol Bailey, Sylacauga: 3 PY. 0 Charles C. Bailey, Enier- prise: 2 PN. ' Daniel Ray Bailey, Easi Poini, Ga.: I BC. 0 Jimmy Mack Bailey, Forl Walion Beach, Pla.: I PN. 0 Larry Joseph Bailey, Birmingham: I ID. ' Larry Odell Bailey, Birmingham: I PN. Tenlh Row: Paul Eugene Bailey, Jr., ilrion, Ga.: I PN. 0 Ronald David Bailey, Lexingion, Ky.: I PNM. 0 Susan Lavada Bailey, Roanoke: I HE. 0 Susie Theora Bailey, Frisco Ciiy: 2 SED. ' William Bailey, IV, Birmingham: I CE. 0 H. Bryan Bain, Carrolllon: 3 AG. Elevenlh Row: Baker, Birmingham: I AR: fIPKT. 0 James Harry Baker, Sheffield I PN. 0 John Alherl Baker, Lake Wales, Fla.: 3 SL: KA, Twelflh Row: John Charles Baker, I-Iunisville: I PN. ' Jonalhan Baker, Tallassee I IN. 0 Lawrence Vernon Baker, I-Iarpersville: 3 BA: LDFA. U Phil- lip E. Baker, Dublin, Ga.: 2 BA: ATQ. ' Sam B. Baker, Barlow Fla.: 3 APS. 0 Sandra Sue Baker, Talladega: 3 EED: KA9. James Roberl Bain, Alloona: I PN. ' Cornelia Elaine Baker, Alex- ander Cifly: 2 EED. 0 Ealy Ray Baker, Tallassee: I FY. 0 Jack P. I Firsl Row: Virginia Anne Baker, Euiaula: 2 SL. 0 William Andrew Baker, La- iayeiie, Tenn.: 3 VM: SITE. ' William H. Baker, Phenix Cily: I PN. 0 Mary Pele Bakes, Birmingham: I SED. ' JeFFery ScoI+ Bald- win, Ailania, Ga.: I AR. ' Peler Vincenl Baldwin, Tampa, Fla.: I PN. Second Row: Chrisla Baldzer, Decalur: I SED. 0 Lyndal Marie Balenline, Bir- mingham: I EED. ' Kennelh Roy Ball, Verbena: 2 VED, ' A. Cheryl Ballard, Spanish Forl: 3 SL. 0 Ella Jean Ballard, Tallassee: I SED. ' James Reid Ballard, Fairiax: I PN. Third Row: Sandra Arlene Ballard, Annision: I SL. ' John P. Ballenger, La Grange, Ga.: I PN: 9X, 0 Dennis Lee Baney, Alexandria, Va.: 2 BA: GE. 0 BeHy Jane Bangerl, Monlgomery: 3 SED: AAU. 0 Mi- chael Ralph Banke, Mariella, Ga.: 2 PN. U Dale Anne Banker, Birmingham: I SA: KA9, Fourih Row: James Harold Banker, Chickasaw: 3 PY: IIIAX, 0 Helen Mary Banker, Birmingham: 2 SED. ' Henry Jasper Banks, Hurlsboro: I PL. 0 Judilh Anne Banks, Jackson's Gap: 2 SED. U Thomas Parler- son Banks, Decaiur: I PN. 0 William Byron Banks, Roanoke: I PN. Fiffh Row: James Sanford Bannon, Monlgomery: 2 Ol-I. 0 Howard S. Ban- lon, III, Union Springs: I PS. 0 Ernesl Lee Banzhoff, I-lunisville: I PN. 0 Peggy Lorene Barbee, Phenix Cily: 3 SL. 0 Ceceile Elaine Barber, Pell Cily: I VD. 0 Jerry Michael Barber, Riverdale, Ga.: I ID. Sixih Row: Judy A. Barber, Auburn: I VD. 0 William Newlon Barber, De- caiur: I PN. ' Sharon K. Barbre, Opelika: 2 SED: AFA. ' Barbara Anne Barclay, Monlevallo: I I-IE. 0 James Irby Barganier, Forl Deposil: I AR: ZAE. 0 Ronald Thomas Barganier, Forl Deposii: 3 SL: AXA. Sevenrh Row: James Louie Barineau, Jr., Quincy, Fla.: I BC. 0 John Russell Barker, Miami, Fla.: I PN: QPKT. ' Philip Hubbard Barkley, Lin- den: I PN. 0 Barbara Barksdale, Florence: I SED. ' Paul David Barksdale, Birmingham: 2 AR. ' Roberl' Lee Barksdale, Birming- ham: 2 AR. Eigh+h Row: Nancy Lee Barnard, Gunlersvillez I SA. 0 Trula Marcine Barnard, Sainl Elmo: I SL. ' Claire Yvonne Barnes, Barnesville: Ga.: 2 TS. ' Edna Marie Barnes, Monlgomeryj I SED. 0 Jack Elwood Barnes, Birmingham: I SL. ' Larry Ronald Barnes, Annislon: 2 AE: KA. Nin+h Row: Max Franklin Barnes, Valley Head: I AE. ' Richard Beck Barnes, Cullman: I PM. 0 Roberl Dobbins Barnes, Monlgomery: 2 SED. 0 Roberi Sfephen Barnes, Prafiville: I MU. 0 Thomas Lesfer Barnes, Vincenl: 3 PE. ' William Isaac Barnes, Jr., Lanell: I SL. Tenlh Row: William Kessler Barnes, Hueyiown: I SED. 0 Woodrow Hovson Barnes, Dadeville: 3 PL: ' Billy Hayes Barnelf, Florence: 2 AN. ' Larry Dudley BarneH', Birmingham: 3 PY. ' Roberf Lee Barne'H, Nashville, Tenn.: I BC: EAE. 0 W. Wayne Barne'He, Brewlon: 2 IE. Elevenlh Row: Roger Franklin Barnhill, Jr., Loxley: 3 AG. 0 Donna Kalherine Barr, Florence: I SL. ' Marsha Wallace Barr, Florence: 2 SED: KHP. 0 Cecil Ray BarreH', Jr., Welumpka: I BA. 0 Roberf Max- well BarreH', Dealsville: 2 BA. ' William C. BarreH', Monigomery: 2 VM. Twelflh Row: William Edgar Barrick, Dolhan: I BY. 0 Connie Jay Barringfon, Birmingham: 2 EED. ' Charles Roberl Barron, Bay Mineiie: I CH. 0 Lucia Mary Barry, Bessemer: I SED. 0 James Glenn Barrow, Mobile: I SL. 0 Michael Loyd Barflefl, Wesl Poinl, Ga.: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl' Row: George Sfanley Blair, Birmingham: 2 BA. ' James Henry Blake, Jasper: I MA. ' Mary Guy Blake, Auburn: I PE: AOH. ' S. Kalherine Blake, Forl Payne: 2 SI.: AAA. 0 Sarah Reid Blake, Co- lumbus, Ga.: 2 EED. ' Larry Clinlon Blakeney, Gordo: I PE. Second Row: James Alloerl' Blanchard, Monigomeryq 2 AA. 0 Amy Frances Blankenship, Alexander Ciiy: I EED. ' Andrew J. Blankenship, Ozark: I PN. ' Jane Karon Blankenship, Monlgomery: I EED. 0 Luke Howard Blanlon, Clanion: 3 VM. 0 William Joseph Blan- lon, Opelika: 2 PS. Third Row: Roberl Michael Blasingame, Hunlsville: 2 BA. 0 Garry Paul Bled- soe, Gurley: I PN. ' Mary Jane Bleick, Talladega: I EED. ' James Raymonl' Blevins, Slevenson: 2 BA. 0 Norma Carol Blevins. Bir- mingham: 3 SL: KA. ' John Thomas BleweH, Albany, Ga.: 2 AM. Fourih Row: James Dmilri Blinov, Euiaula: 2 BA. 0 Daniel Kirk Blizzard, Aihens: 2 PM. 0 Glenn Edwin Blocher, Mobile: I FY. U Alan Wayne Blome- Iey, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Viki Shene Bloodworlh, Louisville, Ky.: I SED: XQ. 0 Carol Jean Blue, Opelika: 3 PG. Fiflh Row: Dennis Paul Boas, Hunlsvilleg I BA. ' Carroll William Boalwrighl, Jr., Hunlsville: 3 IE. ' Dorolhy M. Bodden, Mobile: I SL. 0 Jerry Milfon Boddie, Welumplca: 3 PY. 0 Jay L. Bode, College Park, Ga.: IPN. ' Charles Brian Bodine, Monlgomery: I PL. Sixfh Row: Janys Loryl Boddy, Selma: VD. ' John Dickson Baegel, Nash- ville, Tenn.: 2 AR. ' Larry David Bogard, Palm Beach, Fla.: 3 IN. 0 Palricia Gay Bogardus, Decaiur, Ga.: 3 HE: KA. 0 AI T. Bogen, Mexico Cily, Mexico: I BA. 0 Barry Winslon Bohannon, Summer- ville, Ga.: 2 SL. Seven+h Row: Thomas Joe Bohannon, Newnan, Ga.: 2 SL: ATA. ' Meredilh Barnes Bohler, Griffin, Ga.: I BA. 0 Charlolle Anne Bohoafousl, Birmingham: I SL. ' James McDonald Bcles, I-lariiord: I SL. 0 Carl Bradley Bolon, Melbourne, Fla.: I PS. 0 Leslie Ann Bolon, Melbourne, Fla.: 2 OI-I. Eighrh Row: William Hawkins Boll, Mounl Dora, Fla.: 2 ME. 0 Amila Elinor Bollon, Theodore: 2 LT. ' Robyn Diana Bolfon, Birmingham: I EED. ' Judilh Ann Bond, Birmingham: I EED. 0 Ruperl Rex Bond, Newville: 2 PN. ' Lowell Joseph Bonds, Jemison: I SL. Ninlh Row: Peggy Boney, Bilberlown: 2 MI-I. ' Edward Charles Bonieski, Hol- lywood, Fla.: I DR. 0 Juan Federico Bonilla, San Jose, Cosia Rica: I PN. ' Amelia Ann Bonner, Ashland: I HE: AZ. ' Charles S. Bonner, Tallassee: I BA. ' Richard Edward Bonner, Columbus, Ga.: 2 CE. Tenlh Row: Sherry Bonner, Buller: I HE. 0 Michael Frederick Bonlrager, Bir- mingham: I MI-I. ' Glenda Rea Booker, Goodway: 2 HE. 0 J. Lee Booker, Monlgomery: 2 PV. ' James Jackson Booker, Rane, Ga.: I PN. 0 Richard Donald Booker, Pensacola, Fla.: I PN. Elevenlh Row: Ronnie Michael Booker, Mobile: I PL. ' Waller Allan Boomer. Dolhanq 3 IM. 0 Margie Marie Boon, Pillsview: 3 EED: AAH. 0 Georgia Howard Boone, Birmingham: I EED: KA. ' James Fer- rell Boone, Ashville: 3 PE. ' James William Boone, Foleyi 3 BA- Twelflh Row: Thomas A. Boone: 3 AA. 0 Gordon Howard Boolh, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 BA. 0 Lawrence Allison Boolh, Birmingham: 2 PN: KIPPA. o H, Lloyd Borden, Piedmonf: 2 VED. 0 Roberi' Harlwell Borden, 2 SL: AXA. 0 Roberf Alan Borzak, Birmingham: I PN- Firsf Row: Nancy Knighl' Bosenberg, Afmore: I EED. ' Haywood Raymond Boss, Phenix Cify: 2 SL. 0 James Paul Bosfick, Abbeville: I AG. 0 William Jackson Bosfwick, Thomasfon, Ga.: I PN: EX. 0 Herberf Rish Boswell, Birmingham: 2 PN. 0 Kafhryn Edwena Boswell, Thom- asville: I LT. Second Row: Glen Davis Boffoms, Auburn: 3 SL: KE. 0 Myron Veron Bolfs, Brundidge: I PN. ' William Hayes Boulineau, Jr., Washingfon, D.C.: I BA. 0 John Arfhur Boufin, Jr., Easf Poinf, Ga.: I AB. ' Howard Lynn Bowden, Monfqomery: I IN. ' James Berfrum Bowden, Brundidge: I SL. Third Row: Sieve D. Bowden, Columbus, Ga.: 2 PN: ATQ. 0 Jimmy Leon Bowen, Andalusia: I SED. 0 Roberf Lamar Bowen, Tallassee: 2 BA. 0 Charles Judson Bowers, New Orleans, La.: I PN. 0 Larry Franklin Bowers, Rehobofh: 3 APS. 0 William Larry Bowers, New Broclcfon: 2 ME. Fourfh Row: Edward Eugene Bowles, Oxford: 2 CN. ' James Roberl Bowles, Tallassee: 3 PL. ' Janice Ann Bowlin, Pell Cify: I SED. 0 Vincenf Dean Bowlin, Grand Bay: I PN. 0 William Claude Bowling, Hunfs- ville: I BA. ' Arlhur Henry Bowman, III: Monfgomery: 2 PM. Fifih Row: Joseph Edward Bowman, Quincy, Fla.: I PN. 0 James Ross Box. Alexander Cify: 2 BA. 0 Charles Ben Boyd, Opelika: I BA: GX. 0 Eugenia Olivia Boyd, Monfgomery: I SL. 0 James Thornfon Boyd, Jr., Mobile: I FY. ' Ollie Websfer Boyd, LaGrange, Ga.: I PN. Sixih Row: Pafricia Eafon Boyd, Mobile: 3 SED: KA. 0 Ralph Warren Boyd, Miami, Fla.: 2 APS. ' Reginald Lee Boyd, II: Leeds: I PN. U Frank Roberf Boykin, Mobile: I PN. ' Nancy Boykin, Theodore: I PE. 0 Elizabefh Inga Braasch, Birmingham: I EE. Sevenfh Row: Harold Braasch, Jr., Jefferson: 3 IM: AX. ' Daniel Mifchell Brab- ham, Enferprise: 2 PY. 0 Janis June Brabham, Enferprise: 2 SED. ' Thomas Charles Brackeff, Birmingham: I CN. 0 Bruce H. Brackin, Opelika: 3 PD. ' Alfred Mafhews Bradbury, Jr., Selma: I PN. Eighfh Row: Bruce Bradbury, Tiyerfon, R.I.: 3 CE. 0 Rosa Alice Bradfield, Fairfax: 2 SED. U Cafherine Kelly Bradford, Birmingham: I EED. 0 David W. Bradford, Alex Cify: 3 OI-I. ' Ruby Cafherine Brad- ford, Scoffsboro: I EED. ' Thomas Harfley Bradford, Monfgomery: I PN. Ninfh Row: Guy Vernon Bradley, Jr., Hueyfown: I PN. ' Joanne Bradley, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Michael Jennings Bradley, Decafur: I PN. ' Winsfon E. Bradley, Jr., Trussville: I APS. ' Beffy Joan Brad- shaw, Camp Hill: I SED. ' Donnie Hugh Bradshaw, Phenix Cify: I TS. Tenfh Row: Richard Vefer Bradshaw, Jr., Birmingham: I APS. ' Gaylon Em- meffe Branam, Albany, Ga.: I CH. 0 Roberf F. Brandler, Vienna, Va.: I SED. 0 Suzanne Elizabefh Bradler, Birmingham: 2 SED. ' Gregory Randolph Brandon, Rome, Ga.: I PN. 0 John Randolph Brandf, Annisfon: 2 PS. Elevenfh Row: Brad M. Brannon, Harfford: I BA. ' Evelyn Louise Brannon, Gads- den: I I-IE. 0 Jimmie Edward Brannon, Bon Air: I PN, 0 Joel Fredrick Brannon, Dofhan: I PN. 0 Donald Sfephen Branum, De- CGIUFI I BC. ' Consfance Louise Braswell, Birmingham: 3 EED: XQ. Twelffh Row: Dwighf Cornish Braswell, Demopolis: I PN. ' Mary Elizabefh Bras- well, LaGrange, Ga.: 2 I-IE: ZTA. 0 Sally Marion Braswell, Bir- mlnqliimi 2 VD: ITINF. ' Aflas Lealand Bray, Daphne: 3 TM. U Henry Michael Brazeal. Ausfell, Ga.: 3 BA: KA. U George Troup Brazelfon, Selma: 2 BA. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi' Row: Edna Armslrong Brengelman, Birmingham: 3 SED: X52. 0 Terry Michael Brennan, I-Iomesiead, Fla.: I BA. ' Gerald Edward Bresc- war, Trussville: I CN. 0 Davis Beniamin Brewer, Monigomery: 2 BA. ' Dwayne Anderson Brewer, Gardendale: I SED. 0 Frank Harold Brewer, Jr., Welumpka: I PN. Second Row: James Allen Brewer, Rome, Ga.: I IN. 0 Rober'I' Craig Brewer, Rome, Ga.: I PN. 0 Tom E. Brewsler, Canlonmenf, Fla.: 3 PED: OX. ' Forney Slevenson Brice, Jr., Annislon: I PN: EAE. 0 Cyn- Ihia Jane Bridges, Monrgomery: 2 SED, XQ. 0 James Edward Bridges, Manchesler, Ga.: I PN. Third Row: Joanne Bridges, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: 3 PED: IIBJJ. 0 Kay R. Bridges, Albany, Ga.: 2 SED: AOH. ' Sylvia Gayle Bridgewaier, Mobile: I I-IY. ' Norman Edward Briggs, S+. Marys, Ga.: I PN. ' Bradford Caurch Brighfman, Vero Beach, Fla.: I IN. 0 John Wayne Brill, Birmingham: 2 EE. Fourlh Row: James Ashlon Brimson, Virginia Beach: I PN. ' Daniel Waller Brinks, LaGrange, Ga.: I PN: KZ. 0 Charles Dwighl Brisendine, Forl' Payne: I AM. 0 Beverly Kay Brislow, Almore: I PPY. ' Nancy Lee BriI I, Decaiur: I AT. 0 Judy L. Brillan, Jacksonville: 3 SED. Fifth Row: Janice D. Bri'Hain, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Charlie Mack Brifion, Jr., Selma: I PN. 0 Vernon Crosby BriiH'on, Mobile: I PN. 0 Hurdis Rodolph Broach, Pulney, Ga.: I PN. 0 Michael Gay Broach. Laneli: I RN. 0 Basil Smilh Broadway, I-Iunisville: I PN. Six'I'h Row: Clyde A. Broadway, Scoilsboro: 2 AR. ' Alfon Bernard Brock, LaGrange, Ga.: 2 AA. 0 Beniamin Dalfon Brock, Monlgomery: 2 BA. 0 Marjorie Jo Brock, Bessemer: 2 BA. 0 Ted Milion Brock, Fayeiie: I VED. 0 Thomas Phillips Brock, Trussville: 2 BC. Sevenfh Row: Richard Edward Brockman, I'Iun'rsviIIe: 2 BA: CIAO. ' John Rollow Broderick, Nashville, Tenn.: I BA, 0 Kennelh Bernard Brookins, Mobile: I PPY. 0 James Douglas Brooks, I-Iapeville, Ga.: 2 PN. 0 Jim Edward Brooks, Blounlsville, I PE. 0 Larry Philip Brooks, Dolhan: I PG. Eighlh Row: Lloyd Michael Brooks, Andalusia: I PN. 0 Lucy Della Brooks, Fairfield: I HE. ' Randall Ross Brooks, Hunlsville: 3 BA: KE. 0 Derell Travis Brookshire, Rome, Ga.: I PN. 0 Roger Loring Brookshire, Roanoke: 2 PL. ' Lawrence Edward Browder, Moni- gomery: 3 CN: AXA. Ninlh Row: Aaron Maurice Brown, Sylacauga, I Ml-I. ' Barrel'I' Lee Brown, Monrgomery: 2 PNM. ' Bobby Gene Brown, Gordo: 2 VM. ' By- ron Bowden Brown, Enlerprise: 3 IE. ' Charles Edward Brown, Prichard: I PN. ' Craig Lawlon Brown, Mobile: I BA. Tenlh Row: Donald Graham Brown, Monigomery: I PN. 0 Donald Siephen Brown, Ailania, Ga.: I SL: TIKA. 0 Douglas Lee Brown, Birming- ham: I SL. 0 Dwighf Truman Brown, Cenlre: I PN. ' Henry Dona- hue Brown, Birmingham: I PN. ' Herberl' W. Brown, Birmingham: 2 ME. Elevenlh Row: James G. Brown, Ailanla, Ga.: 3 IM: AEG. ' James Lawrence Brown, I-Iunlsville: 3 AR: EN. 0 James Michael Brown, Smyrna, Ga.: 2 SL: BQII. 0 Janice Anneife Brown, Locusi' Fork: 2 PG. 0 Jerry E. Brown, Builer: 3 AG: AFP. ' Kermii- Roosevell' Brown, Greenville: 2 BA. Twelflh Row: Marc H. Brown, Birmingham: I PN: TFA. 0 M. Carol Brown, Bir- mingham: I PE. ' Marfha Elizabelh Brown, Auburn: I EE. ' Mar- lha Sue Brown, Theodore, I MI-I. 0 Mary Rulh Brown, Sylacauga: 3 SED. 0 Nancy Frasier Brown, Tuskegee: I EE: ATA. Firsl Row: Nancy Brown, Andalusia: I SED. 0 Pere Junior Brown, Opelika: 2 BA: 95. 0 Philip Wesley Brown, Columbia, S.C.: I PN. ' Pru- dence Louise Brown, Ashford: 3 PED. ' Roberl' William Brown, Falls Church, Va.: I AR. ' Terry Franklin Brown, Talladega: I PN. Second Row: Marian Thomas Browne, Sullivan's Island, S.C.: I CH. 0 Charles Spenser Browning, Decalur: I PNM. ' Janice Carol Bruce, Alberl- ville, I PE. 0 William Henderson Bruce, Caiherine: I BA. U Frankie Allen Brumbeloe, Pinson: 2 BA. 0 John Allen Bruner, Ash- ford: I PN. Third Row: John Joseph Bruno, Birmingham: 2 SED: AXA. 0 Gary Michael Brunson, Enferpriseg I PN. I Rebecca Lynn Brunson, Gadsden: I ID. 0 William Wesley Brunson, Millbrook: I PNM. 0 William N. Brushwood, Forl' Wallon Beach, Fla.: I PNM. ' James Nelson Bryan, Nashville, Tenn.: I BA. Fourlh Row: Janis Kay Bryan, Shawmul: I EED. 0 Phyllis Elaine Bryan, Opp! 3 SED. ' Charles Franklin Bryanl, Decalur: I PV. 0 Hall Blake Bry- anl, Hunlsville: 3 BC: EX. 0 Harriel Elizabelh Bryanf, Birming- ham: 2 SA. 0 Leonard P. Bryanl, Birmingham: I CI-I. Fiflh Row: Pamela Jane Bryanf, Birmingham: I HE. 0 Wyndell Bryanl, Shali- mar: I PN. 0 Randal Slribling Bryson, Dolhan: I BA. 0 Charles Michael Buchanan, Birmingham: I PN. ' George Fred Buchanan, Manchesier, Ga.: 2 BA. 0 Richard Fos'ler Buchanan, Manchesler, Ga.: I PM. Sixlh Row: Roberf Edward Buckelew, Jasper: 3 PY. ' Joseph Archie Buckhalf, Dolhan: I PN. ' Claude Larry Buckles, Rayville, La.: 3 VM: QTE. ' Susan Jean Buckley, Sylvesier, Ga.: I SL: QM. 0 Roberl' Wayne Buckner, Talladega: 2 AA: GE, 0 Susan Lee Buckner, Oneonla: 3 ED: AZ. Sevenfh Row: James Russell Buckwalier, Monlgomery: I PN, 0 Floyd Peler Budd, Redslone Arsenal: I PL. ' Frederick William Budde, Louisville, Ky.: I PN. ' Joseph Frank BuFFIer, Florence: I PN: AX. ' Michael Peel Bufkin, Mobile: I PN. ' Carl Richard Bugg, Scolia, N.Y.: I PN. Eighlh Row: Roberr Thomas Buisson, New Orleans, La.: 3 BA: sIv1'A. 0 Margarel Marie Buis'I', I-lunlsville: I Ml-I. ' Alberl F. Bullard, Allanla, Ga.: 2 PL: EAE. 0 Be'Hy Ann Bullard, Bremen, Ga.: 2 SED. ' Ricky Jael Bullard, Sylacauga: I PL. ' Jesse B. Bullock, Birmingham: 3 VD: EN. Ninlh Row: John Roger Bullock, Caryville, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Rod S. Bullock, Bealrice: 3 AG. 0 John Kelley Bulman, Summerville, Ga.: I PN. 0 Thomas Lee Bumby, Kissimmee, Fla.: I BA. 0 Michael Bum- gardner, Monlgomery: 2 SL: HKQ, I Clifford Earl Bumpers, Pen- sacola, Fla.: I PN: CPKT. Tenfh Row: Billy Adair Bundrick, Brundidge: 2 ME. ' Adolphus Gerald Bunk- Iey, Monlgomery: I PN. 11559. 0 Gary Glenn Bunling, Jackson- ville, Florida: I PN. ' Calvin Lawrence Burch, Mobile: 2 BA, 0 Treba Carroll Burch, Birmingham: 2 SED: AZ. ' William Viclor Burchfiel, Birmingham: I BA. Elevenlh Row: Kennelh Alan Burdeshaw, Hanceville: 2 BA. ' Bobby Joe Bur- clefle, Opelika: I MI-1.0 Oscar W. Burford, Columbus, Ga.: 3 BA. 0 Wallace Wayne Burge, Grove I-lill: 3 EE: AFP. 0 Charles G. Bl-HQBSS. CIGUIOHI 2 AN: ATP. ' Susan Elizabelh Burgess, Dade- vi e: 3 SL. Twelflh Row: Beniamin Gibson Burke, Brewion: I FY. 0 Dennis Rule Burke, Rule- Ville. MISS.: 2 BCI KA. ' Janel L. Burke, Allanla, Ga.: 2 SL: AAH. ' John Douglas Burke, Fairfax, Va.: I CN. 0 Susan Helene Burke, Birmingham: I ED: IIBKIP. ' Dennis Carllon BurkeH', Monf. gomery: 2 AE. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl' Row: Lee Wrighf Burlcell, Gull Breeze: I BC. ' Marlha Helen Burlcell. Jasper: 3 SED. ' Roberl Jaclcson Burlthaller, Tillon, Ga.: I PN. 0 Palriclc Joseph Burlcholder, Mobile: I BA. U Roberl' Laurence Burlis, Preslon, Ga.: 3 SL. 0 Palricia Anne Burleson, Sheflield: 2 SED. Second Row: Charles Lamhorn Burnes, Rome, Ga.: I PN. ' Paul William Burnes, Mobile: 3 BA. 0 Lyle Edward Burne'l'l', Clinlon, Iowa: I PN. ' James Floyd Burnelle, Monlgomery: I PN. 0 Palricia Susan Bur- nie, Monlgomery: 2 SED: KA!-3. U Rosemary A. Burnie, Moni- gomery: I SED: KA9. Third Row: Barbara Lynn Burns, Birmingham: 2 SED: A1'A.0 William B. Green Burns, Eairhope: I PM. 0 Leland Vincenl Burrell, Jacksonville, Fla.: I PN. 0 Mallory Dan Burl, Bessemer: I AR. 0 Gail Carroll Burlon, Birmingham: I BA. ' George Roberl Burlon, Talladega: 2 VM: EX. Fourlh Row: Gordon K. Burlon, Eairhope: I PN. 0 Sara George Burlon, Bir- mingham: 2 VD. ' Inez Alice Burls, Savannah, Ga.: 3 SED: ATA. 0 Charles David Bush, Hope Hull: I SED. 0 Diane Larue Bush, Eyrmingham: 3 SED: CDM. 0 Elizabelh Irene Bush, Monlgomery: I E. Fiflh Row: Henry Broolcs Bush, Miami, Fla.: 3 TM: AX. 0 Jerry O. Bush, San- ford: 2 VM. ' John Daniel Bush, Hope I-lull: I PVM. 0 Marsha Joelle Bush, Monlgomery: I ED. 0 Michael D. Bush, Monlgomery: I PN: GX. 0 Joseph Franlr Busla, Ferl' Myers Beach, Fla.: I BC. Sixlh Row: Charles Kennelh Buller, Louisville, Ky.: I AR. ' D. Rhell Buller. Andalusia: I AM. ' Eason Douglas Buller, Miami, Fla.: 3 IE. 0 Philip Henry Buller, Monlgornery: 2 PL. 0 Philip Clarence Bynum, Alloonaq I PN. ' Ralph E. Byram, I-Iunlsville: I PE. Sevenlh Row: Evelyn Califey Byrd, Troy: 3 EED: AAII. ' Gail Marguerile Byrd, Birmingham: I HE. ' Huberl Wilson Byrd, Charlolle, N.C.: I AA. 0 Isaac Newlon Byrd, Ozark: I PN. 0 James Roberl' Byrd, Bir- mingham: I PN. 0 John Bloclcer Byrd, Demopolis: I PN. Eighlh Row: Kalhleen Alice Byrd, Greenville: I LT. 0 Margarel Elaine Byrd, Birmingham: 2 EED. 0 Ronald Levoy Byrd, Evergreen: 3 PM. ' Elizabelh Ann Cagle, Birmingham: 3 EED: AOII. 0 Roberl G. Cahill, Birmingham: 2 PL, 0 Jeanne Cain, Phenix Cily: 2 EEDZ A PA. Ninlh Row: James Kennelh Cain, Enlerprise: 2 PV, 0 Roberl Maxwell Cain, Fairfield: I AR. 0 Roberl' Pulaslxi Cain, Birmingham: I AR. 0 Slephen Eldon Cain, Columbiana: I EY. 0 Marilyn R. Caine, Au- burn: 3 PY. U James Edward Caldwell, Jr., Monlgomery: I PN. Tenlh Row: John Ed Caldwell, Dadeville: 3 PY: GE. 0 Johnny Michael Cald- well, Fairlield: I PN. ' John Todd Caldwell, Talladega: 2 SL: ATQ. ' Lewis Charles Caldwell, Tallassee: I PN. 0 William Eu- gene Caldwell, Townsend, Ga.: 2 SI.. 0 Henry Bland Calhoun, Memphis, Tenn.: I AR. Elevenlh Row: John Wesley Calhoun, Jr., Phenix Cily: 2 AN. ' Lydia Louise Calhoun, Tillon, Ga.: 2 HE: IIBIID. 0 William James Calilili, III, Birmingham: 2 PV: EN. ' Henry Grady Callahan, III, LaGrange, Ga.: I AR. 0 Richard O'Bryan Callahan, Allanla, Ga.: 2 PY. ' Thomas George, Callahan, Birmingham: I PN. Twelflh Row: Harold D. Callaway, Jr., Claxlon, Ga.: 3 CE. ' Nancy Lea Calla- way, Hunlsville: 2 SED. ' Elhlyn Boykin Callison, Calhoun: 3 EED. o Michael E. Came, Gadsden: 2 IE. 0 Burch Gill Cameron, Al- Ianfa, Gag 3 IE: KE. 0 Rod B. Cameron, Collonwood: 2 BA. Firsr Row: Gene Bryanl Camp, Ocala, Fla.: I PN. 0 James C. Camp, Bow- don, Ga.: I AG. 0 Linda Dale Camp, Allanla, Ga.? I SED: AAU. I Mary Kafhryn Camp, Moreland, Ga.: I SED: AAU. ' Richard Lee Camp, Birmingham: I PN. ' Vann Thomas Camp, Opelika: I PN. Second Row: Aubrey Grey Campbell, Jr., Elkion, Ky.: 2 PY. 0 David Knox Campbell, Andalusia: 3 EE. 0 James David Campbell, Scollsboroi 3 Sl.. 0 James William Campbell, I-lunisville: I PN. ' John Emory Campbell, Lineville: 4 PY. 0 John Jelie Campbell, De Euniak Springs, Fla.: I PN. Third Row: Kennelh Marios Campbell, Scollsboro: I PN, 0 Marvin H. Camp- bell, Seclion: 2 SL: sIP1'A. 0 Mildred Wild Campbell, Evergreen: 3 ID. 0 William Flerchar Campbell, Seciion: I PVM. 0 William Neil Campbell, Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 AA. 0 Dorofhy Lee Canfield. Birmingham: 2 SED. Fourlh Row: Marcia Ann Cannara, Palos Park, III.: I SL. ' Gerald Lee Can- non, Alexander Ciiy: I Cl-I, 0 Margie Kae Canon, Birmingham: I ID. 0 Richard Penn Canon, Opelika: I PN. 0 Frances Celesle Capell, Mobile: 2 SED. U Thomas Norwood Caperlon, Slevenson: 3 BA: AXA. Fifrh Row: John Roberl Capps, Capps: 3 VD. 0 Nicholas Daniel Carbone. Sarasola, Fla.: 3 AE: TKE. 0 Harold David Carden, Valley I-lead: I VED. 0 Dianne Cardwell, Birmingham: I PE. ' Claude H. Car- gile, Birmingham: 2 BA: AFP. 0 Linda Jean Cargile, Vero Beach, Fla.: I SL, Sixfh Row: Paula Mae Carlefon, Birmingham: 2 SA. 0 James Pailon Car- lisle, Alexander Cily: I PY. ' Sara Ann Carlisle, Doihan: I EED. 0 John Frank Carlson, Birmingham: I PN. 0 James Michael Car- maclr, Tallassee: I PPY. 0 Jack Alan Carmichael, Decalur, Ga.: 3 EE: ATA. Sevenlh Row: Thomas Bascom Carmichael, Andalusia: I BA: IIN. ' Charles Edward Carmon, Jr., Prichard: 2 ED. ' Anloineffe Carnaggio, Fairfield: 3 SED: AZ. U Elain Deborah Carney, Rome, Ga.: 2 EED: KKF. James Pafferson Carney, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Emily Joyce Carpenier, Phenix Cily: I SL. Eighfh Row: James Dale Carpenfer, Birmingham: 2 AR. ' Jane Carr, Tal' Iassee: 2 EED: KA9. 0 John Allen Carr, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 John Lyle Carr, Jr., Auburn: 2 PN: ATQ. 0 Julianne Carr, Ope- lika: 3 I-IE. ' Lucy Carr, Opelika: I ID. Ninlh Row: Rodney W. Carr, Alexander Cily: I BA: DIPE. 0 Cherry June Carroll, Creslview, Fla.: I SL: KA9. 0 George Marlin Carroll, -If-, Allonlo GG.: 3 BA: HKKD. 0 Joe Marvin Carler, Clanron, I PN. 0 Larry Gene Car'I'er, Arlingion, Ga.: 3 AA. 0 Loran Berl Carfer, Dalion, Ga.: 2 PE. Tenlh Row: Mariory Eondren Carler, Shorier: I I-IE. ' Susan EuIeHe Carler, Birmingham: 2 SED: KA9. 0 Sylvia Carier, Monlgomery: 2 SED. ' Thomas Gordon Carfer, Seclion: I BA. 0 Floyd Michael Carf- wrighl, Uriah: I PV. 0 John Everelf Carurhers, Lanerl: 2 AE: KDVA. Elevenlh Row: Susan E. Casaday, Birmingham: 2 VD: AFA. ' Ricardo Casares, Auburn: I AR. 0 Carol Ann Casey, Cave Spring, Ga.: 2 EED: AAA. 0 Herberl Allo Casey, Dorhan: 2 TS: EN. 0 Michael Gene Cash, Troy: I PN. ' Mifchell Cash, Jr., I-lunisville: I PN. Twelflh Row: Mary Evelyn Cassady, Eorl' Deposii: 3 I-IE. 0 John Holce Cassidy, Coiionion: 2 PN. 0 Ronald D. Casfille, Miami, Fla.: 3 PL. ' Euell Daniel Calchings, Tallassee: I Bl. 0 James Andrews Cafe, Prichard: I PL. 0 Annie Laurie Caler, Birmingham: I ED. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi Row: Linda Louise Cales, Greenville: 2 HE. ' Carol Sue Cale, Mobile: I SA. 9 Michael SI'anley Cafron, Florence: I MH. 0 Rulh Lynn Call, Monlgomery: I MH. 0 Ruby Cheryl Causey, Birmingham: 3 SED. ' James Wilbur Caulhen, Mobile: I PN. 0 Linda Caulhen, Birmingham: I EED. Second Row: Jon David Cavanaugh, Bradenion, Fla.: 2 AG. 0 Leon Caver, Ill, Deslin, Fla.: 2 PN. 0 James Delberl Cavnar, Praliville: I OH. 0 Gary Kennefh Cawood, Challanooga: I AR. ' Leonard Celauro, Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. ' Olfo Peler Cerny, Hunlsville: I PN. Third Row: Slerling Dudley Chadwick, Columbus, Ga.: I PM. 0 William Dor- gan Chadwick, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. 0 James Harold Chafin, Jr., Graysville: I PN. ' Johnnie Warren Chalkley, III, Auburn: 2 PD. 0 Thomas Harold Chamberlain, Lake Worih, Fla.: I PN. ' Fred- erick Lewis Chambers, Macon, Ga.: 2 AA: BAE. Fourfh Row: Gene Chambers, Russellville, Ky.: 3 EED: AAA, 0 Richard Burlon Chambers, Decalur, Ga.: I BC. 0 Roberl' Joseph lJoel Cham- bers, Langdale: I PN. ' Sandra Anne Chambers, Monlgomery: 2 BA: AVA, 0 William B. Chambless, Monigomery: 2 PL. 0 Roberl' Harold Champion, Muniord: I PN. Fiflh Row: Roger C. Champion, Selma: 3 BA: EH. 0 Danny Darle Chance, Birmingham: 3 BC. 0 D. Carole Cl-iancey, Enlerprise: 2 SED. 0 Edward Lamar Chandler, Annision: 3 AA. 0 Edwin Chandler, Ill, Decaiur, Ga.: I MH. ' J. Malloy Chandler, Grady: I PN. Sixlh Row: Joel Ring Chandler, Decalur: 2 PVM. 0 Sandra Gale Chan- dler, Pinson: 2 PE: ZTA, ' Walfer James Chandler, Clio: 2 VED. 0 Ramsey Lazenby Chaplin, Birmingham: 2 PVM. ' Dennis Archie Chapman, Goodwaier: I PN. ' Gabriel Paul Chapman, Auburn: I CN. Sevenlh Row: James Kneeland Chapman, Mobile: 3 IM: IIVFA. l Peggy Elaine Chapman, Birmingham: I HE: AFA. ' Rebecca Chappell, Union Springs: 3 ED: KA. 0 Lawrence Lewis Charllon, Fairfax: I BA. ' Douglas R. Chason, Millbrook: I PN. ' Mac M. Chasfang, Slaplelon: 3 AG. Eighlh Row: Frances Amelia Chalham, Gunlersville: 3 VD. 0 Maricava Cherry, Monlgome-ry: 3 MU. ' Thomas Randall Cherry, Birmingham: 2 BA: ATU. ' Thomas W. Cherry, Auburn: 3 SED. 0 Nalhaniel Fallon Chesnu+, Camden: I AN. 0 Dennis Ray Cheuvronf, Annis- 'Ion: I AR. Ninfh Row: Coleman Michael Chew, Easl PoinI', Ga.: I BA. 0 Harvie Roy Childers, Auburn: I IN: ATQ. 0 Joel Charles Childs, Harliord: 3 AG. ' John Addison Childs, Buller, Ga.: 3 EE. 0 Joseph John Child, Smyrna, Ga.: I BA: 1IPA9. 0 Carmine Frank Chimenfo, Huniinglon, N.Y.: 3 PL. Tenih Row: Mary Clyde Chism, Clanlon: I SED. ' Charlie Roberl Chris- lian, Lalayelle: I PN. ' Frank Timolhy Chrislian, Covinglon, Ga.: I PE. 0 John Leslie Chrislian, Ozark: I SED. 0 Terry Francis Chris- lison, Tuscurnbia: 2 VD, 0 William Thomas Chrislopher, Tus- cumbia: 3 BA: IIKA. Elevenlh Row: B. Thomas Church, Orlando, Fla.: I Bl. 0 John D. Church, Jr., Monlgomery: 2 AR. 0 Charles S. Ciccolella, MacDiIl AFB: 2 SED. a Louis Thomas Cicero, Hunlsvilleg I Sl.. U Roberl Alan Clampell, Birmingham: 2 EED. ' Charles Eugene Clark, Hunls- ville: 4 PY. Twelflh Row: Charles Rodney Clark, Birmingham: I SED. 0 David Edwin Clark, Bessemer: I PN. ' Douglas W. Clark, Lanell: I BA. ' Fred Mau- rice Clark, Dadeville: 2 TS. 0 Judilh H. Clark, Florala: 2 VD: AOTI. 0 Larry Ray Clark, Columbus, Ga.: I SED. Firsf Row: Mark Lafayeiie Clark, Birmingham: I PNM. U Ray Marlin Clark, Jr,, Mobile: 3 BA. U Roberf C. Clark, Monfgomeryi I PN- ' Roberf David Clark, III, Wesf Poinf, Ga.: I ID. U Russell Sen- +eII Clark, Jr., Aflanfa, Ga.: I PL. U Wallace Henderson Clark, Ausfell, Ga.: I PN. Second Row: Cafherine Cicely Clarke, Mobile: I SED. U Roy Jerome Clark- son, Chaffanooga, Tenn.: I AR. U Sfephen Maxwell Classen, Bir- mingham: I PN. U Fred Donald Claunch, Russellville: I PD, U William C. Claunch, Jasper: 2 ME. U William Rodney Clay, Bir- mingham: I CN. Third Row: Roberf Lesfer Claybrook, Reform: 2 VED. U William Allen Clay- brook, Alexander Cify: 3 TM. U Jeanelle Aleene Clayfon, Bir- mingham: I PE. U Jerry Wayne Clayfon, Sylacauga: 2 BA. U Sfephen Roger Cleal, Marfinsville: 2 EE.U Beverly Jo Cleaveland, La Grange, Ga.: I SED. Fourfh Row: Thomas Eugene Cleclcler, Childersburg: 2 BA. U George Michael Cleland, Oxford: I PN. U Ann Belfon Clemenf, High Poinf, N.C.: I HE. U Tommy Franklin Clemenf, Winfield: 3 BC. U Jill Jane Clemenfs, I-Iunfsville: I SED. U John Rish Clemenfs, Morgan, Ga.: I CH. Fiffh Row: William Thomas Clemenfs, Birmingham: I PL. U Connie Sue Clemmons, Birmingham: I SED. U Craig Thomas Clemons, Opp: 2 PN: AXA. U William T. Clemons, Birmingham: I PE. U Clifford W. Cleveland, Millbrook: I DV: ATP. U Dianne Judifh Cleveland, Senoia, Ga.: 3 SED. Sixfh Row: Frank Cooper Cleveland, Cenfreville: 2 AR. U Melvin William Cleveland, Monfgomery: 2 AR. U Larry Dean CIie++, Cairo, Ga.: 3 BC: GX. U Arfhur Frederick Cliff, III, Mobile: 2 PM: Fiii. U Jack Thomas Cliff, Madison: I BA. U Joyce Gail Cliffon, Hunfs- ville: I SL. Sevenfh Row: Carl Aus'I'in Clinefelfer, Tampa, Fla.: 2 AE. U Leslie Anne Clisby, Birmingham: 3 SED: KKF, U Burf Murphree Cloud, Clinfon, Miss.: 3 IM: EAE. U John Michael Cloud, Monfgomery: 2 PY, U Danny Clanfon Clower, Selma, 2 PY. U James Walfer Coakley, Gilberis- ville, Ky.: I PN. Eighfh Row: Tommy C. Coalson, Oxford: I PN. U Beffy Elizabefh Coan, Alex- ander Cify: 2 SA. U Bobby Ty Cobb, Alberfville: 3 BA. U David Lamar Cobb, Oxford: 3 AE. U Harmon Earl Cobb, Oxford: I PPY. U John Jacob Cobb, Mobile: I MH. Ninfh Row: Linda Ellen Cobb, Birmingham: I EED. U Pafricia Harrison Cobb, Birmingham: 3 EED: KA. U Richard Cobb, I'-Ieflin: I PN, U Roberf Frank Cobb, Annisfon: 3 IM: KA. U Roberl' E. Cochran, Hunfs- ville: I PN. U Roberf Lee Cockrell, Birmingham: I PN. Tenfh Row: Ronald I. Codron, Eufaula: 3 PL: AEH. U Carl M. Cody, Foleyg I BA. U Carol Jane Coffman, Gadsden: I LT. U John Edward Coffman, Elkmonf: I PD. U James Bryan? Cofield, Goodwafer: I AN: GX. U Larry Vilebsfer Coger, Alexander: I PN. Elevenfh Row: W. Paul Coggin, Amory, Miss.: 2 BA. U Brenda Elaine Coker, Tal- Iassee: I HE. U Larry Dale Coker, Tallassee: 3 IN. U William Sfanfon Coker, Evergreen: 2 SED. U Don Evereff Cole, Mobile: 2 IM. U Henry Joe Cole, Heflin: I PNM. Twelffh Row: Jusfus Leburn Cole, Vernon: 3 ME. U Kennefh Roger Cole, RO. anoke: I PN. U Sylvan WaHs Cole, Russellville: 3 BA: A1'II, e Arfhur Allen Coleman, Calhoun: 2 FY. U John Turner Coleman, Annisfon: 2 PY. U Mary Ann Coleman, Annisfon: I SED, UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsf Row: Mary Dell Coleman, Auburn: 2 SL. 0 Offie Bennelf Coleman, Piedmonf: I PS. 0 Roberl Ray Coleman, Jackson: I BA. ' Susan Allene Coleman, Riverside: SL: '-IDM. 0 Tommy Vernon Cole- man, Easlman, Ga.: 2 CE. 0 Waller Alonza Coley, Alex CiIy: 2 PL. Second Row: John S. Colley, Savannah, Ga.: I PN: ATO. ' Clarence Thomas Collier, Jr., Birmingham: I SL. ' James Bernard Collier, Jr., We- fumpka: 3 BA: KIIKT. 0 Miguelow Henry Collier, Fayeile: I PN: KE. 0 Rufh Penningion Collier, Monrqomery: I EED. ' William M. Collier, Tirus: 2 BA. Third Row: Donald Joseph Collins, Runnemede, N.J.: 2 EE. 0 James Thomas Collins, Ailania. Ga.: 2 PM. 0 Ronald Lawrence Collins, hlunls- ville: I PL. 0 Virginia Lee Collins, Gadsden: I MI'I. U William Roberr Collins, I-Iunlsville: I PN. ' David Siephen Colgueil, OPP: I PN. Fourfh Row: Slocklon B. Coll, Jr., Pensacola, Pla.: 2 PN. 0 Diana Lynn Colvin, Monigomery: 3 PG: AZ. 0 Lois Ann Colvin, Buller: I SED. 0 Gordon D. Colwell, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. 0 James Whilney Complon, I-lanceville: 3 SL. 0 Theodora Condel, Gadsen: I AT. Fiflh Row: Wanda Joyce Cone, Birmingham: I I-IE. ' William David Conkell, Chickasaw: I PN. 0 Danny M. Conn, Oneonia: I BA. 0 James Kermil Connell, Weiumpka: I PN. 0 Thomas Francis Cannell. Birmingham: 2 APS. 0 Celesle Eileen Connelly, Pelham Manor, New York: 2 HE. Sixlh Row: Frances Louise Conner, Eulaula: 3 EED: KA. ' Roberl Wayne Conner, Monlqomeryq 3 BA: AXA, U Louis Edward Connor, Troy: 3 AE. 0 Virginia Kay Conway, Allanla. Ga.: 2 PG: QM. 0 W. Fred Conway, Loachapoka: 2 CE. U Calvin McKay Cook, Birming- ham: I PN. Sevenlh Row: Charles Eugene Cook, I-lunlsville: I PN. 0 Cullen Taylor Cook. Branlley: I AG. ' George Alan Cook, Oxford: 3 BI. ' James Dorman Cook, I-lellin: I AI. 0 Mary Shepard Cook, Mobile: I SED. 0 Henry Samuel Cooke, Birmingham: I BA. Eigh+h Row: Charles Leslie Coon, Selma: I SED, ' Nancy Willene Coon, Kins- Ion: 3 ED. 0 Roberl Gregory Coons, Jasper: I PN. 0 Arnold Sam- uel Cooper, Birmingham: 2 VM. 0 Benfamin Daniel Cooper, Moni- gomery: I AT. 0 Carey E. Cooper, I-lunisville: 2 BA. Ninlh Row: Charles Cooper, Jackson, Tenn.: 3 EE: HE. ' Douglas H. COO:-Jef, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Kenl Clark Cooper, Auburn: I BA. 0 Mary Corinne Cooper, Auburn: I SL: IIBT- ' Oliver P- Cooper. MOM' gomery: 2 AR. 0 Raymond Claylon Cooper, Dawson, Ga.: 3 TS. Tenlh Row: Ronald Slephen Cooper, Challanooga, Tenn.: 2 PL. 0 William Richard Cooper, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Charles D. Cope, Hunlsville: 2 AE. 0 Phillip Scoil Cope, EI. McClellan: 2 AA. ' John Ray Copeland, Annislon: 2 EE: ZFIPE. 0 Lulher Benny Cope- land, Blounisvilleg 2 SED: ATA. Elevenlh Row: John D. Copham, Sheffield: 2 AR. ' Nancy Lee Coplin, Guniers- V::le: 3 HE. o Tyrug Raymond Coppinger, Sale Creek, Tenn.: I PE. 0 Evelyn Carrie CorbiH', Cilronelle: I PPY. ' James Allen Corbill, Brunswick, Ga.: I PN. 0 Dorolhy Elaine Cordes, Birming- ham: I SED. Twelffh Row: Nalalie Marie Cordill, Birmingham: 2 EED: KKV. 0 Rachel Ann Corey, Meridian, Miss.: 2 Ml-I: XSZ. ' Clifford Eugene COFFUBHY. Rome, Ga.: 3 BA: GX. 0 Mary Bruce Cornelison, Ashland: 2 SED. ' Barry William Cornell, Gardendale: I BA. 0 Colin Milcllell Cornell, Warner Robins, Ga.: I PN. Firsl Row: John William Cosby, Birmingham: 3 CE. ' Roberf Donald Cos- per, Blounisville: I SED. ' Arnold Donle Colney, Roanoke, I PN. 0 Whilney Hugh Coiney, Orange Park, Fla.: I SL. 0 Shelly Col'- len, I-Iunisville: 3 PG. 0 Billy Gene Colfer, Enlerprise: 2 BA: EN. Second Row: Calherine Cecelia Coinlier, Auburn: I I-IE. ' William Thomas Col- lle, Tallassee: I SED: ' Mary Rebecca Couch, Monigomery: 3 EED: AFA. ' John Daylon Counselman, Mobile: I SL. 0 David Devon Coulla, Birmingham: 2 BC: AXA. 0 Fred Drainwood Cov- ingfon, Birmingham: I PN. Third Row: Frank Allen Cowan, Tallassee: 3 VED. ' James Larry Cowarl, Opelika: 3 PY. 0 James Daniel Cowen, Opp: I PN. 0 Susan Louise Cowen, Monigomery: I EEDQ XQ. 0 Miriam Imogene Cowley, Mobile: I SL. 0 Charles Lamar Cox, Canlon, Ga.: I PN, Fourlh Row: Douglas L. Cox, Birmingham: I AR. 0 Jack Maul: Cox, Birming- ham: I PN. 0 James David Cox, Gadsden: 3 IM. ' Jeanne Roun- free Cox, Birmingham: I PN: HB41. 0 Linda Jean Cox, Monr- gomery: I SED. 0 Mary Joy Cox, Doihan: I SED. Fiflh Row: Samuel Adam Cox, Germaniown, Tenn.: 3 VM. 0 John W. Crabbe, Orlando, Fla.: 2 PL. 0 Neil Raulerson Craddoclc, Macon, Ga.: 3 BA: QPAG. 0 Glenn Bradley Craff, Muscle Shoals: I PN. 0 James Roberl' Craflon, Macon, Ga.: I BA. 0 Walier David Craflon, Franklin, Tenn.: 2 EE. Sixlh Row: Susan Lynn Craig, Birmingham: 3 EED: AAU. 0 Virginia Dodd Craig, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Jacqueline Crandall, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 SED: KA9, ' Dorcfhy Jean Crane, Monigomery: I HE. 0 Joe Bower Crane, Valdosla, Ga.: I PV. 0 Gerald Cranford, Cherry Hill, N.J.: I BA. Sevenlh Row: Connie Dale Craven, Birmingham: I I-IE. ' James Marlin Cravey, Florala: I AN. ' Belh Crawford, Hayneville: 3 SED: ATA. 0 Donna Elizabelh Crawford, Birmingham: 3 SA. 0 Ellen Scofl Craw- ford, I-Iayneville: I SED: AVA. U William Harrison Crawford, Macon, Ga.: I PM. Eighlh Row: Jon Raley Crawley, Moniqomery: 2 BI. 0 Gearl Eugene Creel, Mobile: 3 BA. 0 Nancy Rogers Cregar, Ailania, Ga.: 3 EED. ' Harry Ross Crim, Jackson: I PPY. ' Carol Dee Crocker, Fairfield: I SED, ' Roberf Wesley Croley, Greenville: 2 PN. Ninlh Row: Richard McCulchon Cromwell, New Orleans, La.: 2 ME. U Susan Lynne Crook, Birmingham: 3 SED: AAA. 0 John Sleven Crosby, Cocoa Beach, Fla.: I PL. 0 Samuel C. Crosby, Hazelhursl, Ga.: 2 IN: KE. U Barbara Jean Cross, Birmingham: I EED. 0 David Alvin Crossman, Hopkinsville, Ky.: 2 IN. Tenlh Row: Kalhleen Louise Crolwell, Doihan: I SED. 0 Jocie Ann Crouch, Hunisville: I SL. ' Sleven Powell Crouse, Lake Wales, Fla.: I SL. ' Carol Faye Crow, Troy: I SED. 0 Debra Cecille Crow, Thomas- ville: 3 AR: Illiflf, 0 John Franklin Crow, Forl Payne: 2 BA. Elevenlh Row: Carolyn Zoe Crowder, Monlqomery: I SL. 0 John T. Crowder, Five Poinls: 2 VM: AXP, 0 David Eugene Crowe, Birmingham: 3 AG. 0 Margarel Ann Crowe, Alberlville: I SED. 0 William Gary Crowe, Ramer: I PN. 0 Thomas Russell Crumpfon, Monrgomery: I AR. Twelflh Row: Ronald Paul Crysler, Marielia, Ga.: I PG. 0 Norris Pallen Crulhirds, Avondale Eslales, Ga.: 2 SL: IIKCIP. 0 James Robinson Crum. Lowndesborox 2 VM: AVP. 0 Ronald Philip Cueeio, Moni- gomery: I PN. 0 Gregory Lee Culberlson, Hamplon, Va.: 3 PG. ' Roberl Morse Cullen, Mariella, Ga.: 3 EE. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi Row: George Bryanl Culpepper, Fi, Valley, Ga.: I PL. ' Jerry Roger Culpepper, Fyliie: 2 CH. ' Roy Michael Culpepper, Tallassee, I SL. ' Jerry Varner Culver, Phenix Cily: 3 BA. 0 Margarei' Ann Cumbee. Moniqorneryz 2 SED: AFA. 0 Nancy Charlene Cumbee, Laiayeiie: I SED. Second Row: Richard H. Cumbie, Wiclcsburg: I FY. 0 David Beniamin Cum- mings, Maplesville: I VED. 0 James T. Cundifi, Nada, Ky.: 3 VM? DTE. ' Sam McConnell Cunningham, Furman: 6 AN. ' Kelly W. Curenlon, Florala: 2 PN. ' Sianley Frank Curran, Meiairie, I.a.2 3 EE. Third Row: David Glenn Currie, Guliporl, Miss.: AR. 0 Frances Payne Cur- rie, Aimore: 3 SED. 0 Nancy Jane Currier, Monigomery: I AT. 0 James Diclcey Curry, Camden: 3 CN. ' Ronald Kenneih Curry, Pelal, Mississippi: I AR. 0 Dana S. Curlis, Paducah, Ky.: I BI. Fourlh Row: Kenney Moore Curlis, Troy: 3 AR. ' Joe Marlin Curvin, Alexander Cily: 2 PN. 0 Durwood Olis Cushing, Arab: 3 PY. ' Blanche Page Cushman, Birmingham: 2 BT: XQ. 0 Townsend H. Cushman, Marieiia, Ga.: I SL. 0 Michael Andrew Cuichen, Euiaula: I PNM. Fifih Row: Sieven Byron Culchin, Seale: I SED. 0 Leo Miller Cuiclihi, Jr.. Birmingham: I BA. 0 John Leo Cuils, Jr., Euiaula: I PN. 0 An- drew Thomas Cyganiewicz, Albany, Ga.. I PD. ' Roberl' William Dade, Forl Lauderdale, Fla.: 2 BA: AX. 0 Cheryl Jean Dahl, Bul- Ier: I LT. Sixih Row: Kaiherine Virginia Dahlberg, Chickasaw: I SED. 0 James Wallis Dailey, Birmingham: I PN. ' Kay Frances Dailey, Cenireville: 3 I-IE. 0 Roberi Roland Dailey, Decaiur, Ga.: I PN. 0 Charles Michael Daily, Dublin, Ga.: I PN. ' Ina Faye Daily, Tuscumbia: 2 I-IE. Sevenih Row: Margarel Evelyn Daily, Birmingham: 2 SA. ' Charles H. Dalion, Slocomb: 3 PY. 0 Alan Jay Dane, Birmingham: 3 PE. 0 John Has- son Daniel, Ill, Brewion: I PN. U Joseph Franlclin Daniel, Maples- ville: 3 EED. 0 Judy M. Daniel, Smyrna, Ga.: 2 SA: AOII. Eighih Row: Roger Danny Daniel, Roanoke: I PN. 0 Ronald Mellon Daniel, Birmingham: I FY. 0 Sadie Lynelie Daniel, Crossvilleg I HE. G Nina Ellen Daniell, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Charles Frederick Dan- iels, Birmingham: I PN. ' Frances Gregory Daniels, Albany, Ga.: 2 EE. Ninih Row: Michael Eldred Daniels, Douglas, Ga.: 2 BA: AT. 0 Tommy Clark Daniels, Childersburg: 3 BA: HKFP. 0 Cynihia Ann Danner, Moni- gomery: 2 LT: KKT. ' Gerald Maurice Darby, Ganii: I ED. 0 Aniia Darden, Tarrani: 2 EED. ' James S. Darden, Pinson: 3 BA. Tenih Row: John Chrislian Darlc, Alexander Ciiy: 2 PM. 0 Mary Calherine Darr, Birmingham: 2 MH: AZ. 0 Richard Endsley Darr, Birming- ham: I SL. 0 Rosemary Dari, Monigomery: I SED. 0 Roberi Marlon Darwin, Douglas, Ga.: I PN. ' Jesse Palmer Dauphin, Jr., Monigomery: 3 ME: AFP. Elevenlh Row: Donald Lyndon Davenporl, Jemison: I PH. ' James Douglas Dav- enporf, Birmingham: 2 BA: EAE. 0 Jo Ann Davenpori, Leeds: 2 SED, o Kennelh LaMar Davenporl, Jemison: 3 WT. ' Kenne+'1 William Daves, Hunisvilleg 2 SL. 0 David Eugene Davidson, Bir- mingham: I IE: AT. Twelfih Row: Jerri Ann Davidson, Mobile: I PL. 0 John A. Davidson, Jr., Mo- bile' 2 PN. 0 John Scoil Davidson, Memphis, Tenn.: I BI. ' Phil- lip Briilon Davidson, Monigomery: I PN. U Aniia Carole Davis, MI. Pleasanl, Fla.: 2 EED. 0 Anna M. Davis, Monroeville: 3 EED. HBT. Firsl' Row: Alley lJoel Davis, Jr., Jackson, Miss.: I AR. 0 Barbara Parks Davis, Phenix Ciry: I BA. ' Carroll Wayne Davis, Seminole: I MH. ' Charles B. Davis, Cocoa Beach, Fla.: I SI. U Charles Hoyl Davis, Savannah, Ga.: I CN: ATQ, 0 David Phillips Davis, Ma- con, Ga.: I PM: SAE. Second Row: Dennie Sewell Davis, Dolhan: I PN, 0 Dorolhy Ann Davis, Au- burn: 2 HE. ' Dorolhy Ann Davis, Hunlsville: 2 HE: GDM. U Gor- don Leroy Davis, Lelohaichie: I PN. 0 Gary Malcolm Davis, EI. Lauderdale, Fla.: I PN. 0 Georgelfe Calhoun Davis, Auburn: I PM. Third Row: Harold Sonny Lee Davis, Allania, Georgia: I SL. 0 James Handley Davis, Langdale: I PN. ' James Pafrick Davis, Mobile: 2 PV. 0 Joel Anlhony Davis, Newnan, Ga.: I PN. 0 John Richard Davis, Mobile: I PY. ' Lawrence E. Davis Pensacola, Fla.: I SL. Fourlh Row: Leonard Richey Davis, Auburn: 3 AR. 0 Lillian Ann Davis, Do- fhan: 2 EED: XQ. 0 Marcia Anne Davis, Allanla, Ga.: 2 SED: AZ. 0 Maria Gail Davis, Eorl Payne: I HE. 0 Marlha Eunice Davis, Mobile: 3 EED: Phi Mu. 0 Michael Roberf Davis, EI. Lauderdale, Ela.: I BA. Filfh Row: Richard Duraine Davis, Hamillon: I AG. ' Richard E. Davis, Hendersonville. Tenn.: I AT. 0 Rulh Charlene Davis, Auburn: I BL: AFA. 0 Sharon Rebecca Davis, Arley: 3 PY. 0 Sheryl Ann Davis, Talladega: I SL. 0 Wanda Neil Davis, Tuscaloosa: 2 SL. Sixlh Row: John Roy Dawson, Birmingham: I PN. ' Judy Kay Dawson, Scoils- boro: I EED. 0 Arlhur Harvey Day, Jr., Selma: I PN, ' James Murray Day, Moulirie, Ga.: I AR. U Leonard Joseph Deal, Jr., Norfolk, Va.: 3 AE: GX. 0 Brenda Joyce Dean, Axis: I CH, Sevenlh Row: Carol Ann Dean, Monlgomeryg I HE. 0 Edward Herber+ Dean, Troy: 3 AE: AT. 0 Frances Lemerle Dean, Hope Hull: 2 SED. 9 Jack Beckman Dean, Birmingham: I BA. ' James Oliver Dean, Jr., Alexander Cily: I BA: QKT, 0 Legler Eugene Dean, Foley: 2 BA. Eigh+h Row: Ruby Lanell Dean, Opelika: 2 MH. ' Thomas Ray Dean, Tuscum- bla: 2 TM. 0 William Roberfs Dean, Opelika: 3 AR. 0 William Roland Dean, Enlerprise: 2 MH. ' Wilson W. Dean, Camden: 2 AE. ' Charles M. Deas, Monlgomery: I PNM: Xia. Ninlh Row: Charles Russell Deason, Hunlsville: 2 IE. ' AI Deason, Selma: I EG. ' William D. DeBardeIeben, Lowndesboro: 2 BA: IIJTA. 0 Henry Cleveland DeBardeIeben, III, Annislon: 2 SL. 0 Slephen Keifh Decker, Auburn: I PS. ' James Douglas Dee, Hollywood, Fla.: I AG. Tenlh Row: John Franklin Deemer, A'I'hens: 2 SL: KE. 0 Richard Graham Deemer, Sr., Birmingham: 2 BA: ATU. 0 Bruce Paul DeFaIco, Mo- bile: 2 PN. ' Lucy Calherine Deignan, Allania, Ga.: I SL: H1342 ' James Wade Deilrick, Ballimore, Md.: I AR. 0 Lorraine Anne De La Croix, Headland: I ED. Elevenih Row: Marlha Scoll Delius, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 EED. U Bobbie Folsom Delony, Ozark: I EED: AZ. ' Bruce Anlhony Dempsey, Piedmonr: I PPY. ' Sfephen Theodore Dendiak, Miami, Fla.: 2 PY. 0 John S. Dendy, Jr., Auburn: 3 AR. 0 Walfer Edgar Deneke, Tarrani: I PY Twelflh Row: Lee Ann Denmark, Acworlh, Ga.: 2 BA: KA. 0 G. H. Denny, Au- burn: I VM: ANP. 0 James Hobson Denney, Birmingham: 3 VD. 0 Jerry Will Denney, Waclley: 2 LT. 0 Carolyn Jean Dennis. Maplesville: 3 HE. 0 Jimmy Dwighf Dennis, Helena: I BA. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: W. Carolyn Denson, Cullman: I SED: KKIY ' Douglas Ervin Denf, Birmingham: I PL. ' Frances Carole Denfon, Roanoke: 2 EED: fIJM. ' Mary Maude Denion, Annisiong I PL: AFA. ' David Allen Deppensmiih, I-lunlsville: I PN. 0 Charles Clurin DeRamus, Jones: 3 AM: APP, Second Row: Frances Lynn DeRamus, Prallville: 2 EED: AOH. 0 Sieve Jay Derksen, Birmingham: 2 PN. 0 Jerry Gwendolyn Derrick, Scoils- boro: 2 SED: XS2. ' Iris Jane DeShazo, Birmingham: 3 ED: QM. 0 Marion Claude Devane, Elba: I IN. 0 Gail Devaney, Kings- porl, Tenn.: I SL: ZTA. Third Row: Michael D. Devine, Birmingham: I PV. 0 Carolyn Lee Devore, Cilronelle: I PO. ' Mary Elizabefh Dewiil, Birmingham: 2 EED. ' Mary Kafhleen Deyo, Grove Hill: I HE. 0 William A. Dial, Colorado Springs, Colo.: 3 BA. ' Jane Celesfe Diamond, Mobile: 2 SED: KA. Fourih Row: Randall Wyaii Diamond, Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. 0 Paul Trelles Dick, Ashland: 3 VED. ' Richard Evans Dick, Lineville: I SL. 0 Priscilla Sue Dickman, Monigomery: 3 SED: AOH. 0 Guynelle Dillard, Birmingham: 2 MI-I: XQ. 0 William Richard Dillard, Roa- noke, Va.: 2 ME. Fiiih Row: James Jackson Dinsmore, Opelika: I BA. 0 John Milion Dismukes, Euiaula: 3 BA: EX. ' Ray Dismukes, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Cyn- Ihia E. Dixon, Auburn: I SL. 0 Phillip Traywick Dixon, Tallassee, I BA. 0 Sarah Kalherine Dixon, Decalur, Ga.: 3 SED. Sixfh Row: Mark Thomas Dobbins, Momlgomery: 3 VD: TKE. 0 Oscar Clay- Ion Dobbins, Annislon: I BA. ' Gary Dobbs, Enferprise: I PM. 0 Mell James Dobbs, Birmingham: 2 PD. ' Roberl Lenn Dobbs, Faye-Ile: I SL. ' Caleb W. Dobson, Mobile: I PN. Sevenih Row: Lillie Irene Dodd, Ailanla, Ga.: 2 SL: KHP. U William Ray Dodd, Ozark: 2 EE, 0 Charles Edmund Dollfus, Hailiesburg, Miss.: I AR. 0 Thomas Sluarl Dollman, I-Iunisville: I MI'l. 0 Michele Ann Dona- hue, Birmingham: 3 SL. 0 Barion Anfhony Donaldson, Talladega: 3 BA. Eighlh Row: John C. Donaldson, Celina, Tenn.: 4 VM. 0 Paul David Donaldson, Allanla, Ga.: I BT. 0 Susan Ann Donnell, I-Iarliord: 2 SED: KA. 0 Thomas Marshall Donnell, Nashville, Tenn.: I BA. 0 Edward Neil Donnelly, I-Iunlsville: I PN. ' James Fleicher Dorman, Shawmuig I PN. Ninih Row: Janeh' H. Dorman, Opp: I SL. ' Samuel John Doran, Birmingham: 2 APS. 0 Pamela Marie Dorne, Wesliield, N,J.: 3 ED: XYZ. 0 Thom- as Edward Dorsey, Easf Poinl, Ga.: I PN. ' Huberl Terry Doss. Boaz: I AM. ' Larry Allen Doss, Birmingham: 3 BA. Tenih Row: Belly Maxine Dougheriy, Birmingham, I SL. 0 Floyd Wallace Dougherfy, Birmingham: 2 CE. ' Frances Chrisline Doughman, Macon, Ga.: 2 SL: KA. 0 Ralph Michael Doughlon, Birmingham: I PG: fIJI'.X. 0 James Rodney Douglas, Gadsden: I PVM. ' Kay Frances Douglas, Aihens: 3 EED: YIJM, Elevenih Row: Roberl F. Douglas, Jr., Selma: I PVM: AFP, U William Wade Douglas, Panama Cily, Fla.: 3 EED: AIPQ. ' Larry Lee Dow, Bir- mingham: 3 EE. 0 Roberf Joseph Daw, Monlgcmery: 3 BA. ' Rob- eri Franklin Dowdie, Mailland. Fla.: I PN. 0 Diane Powell Dowdy. Monlgomeryg I SY. Twelfih Row: John Carroll Dowling, Enlerprise: I BA. ' Ellen S. Dowman, De- caiur: 3 EED: Illilib. ' William Cary Downing, Savannah, Ga.: I PN. 0 Mary Dixie Dozier, Monigomery: 3 SL: KA. 0 Anihony C. Drake, Wadley: 2 VM: BH. 0 William Hardwick Drinkard, Jr., Foley: I BA. Firsl Row: John Andrew Drummond, I-Iunlsyille: I PD. ' William Reneau Dubberley, Memphis, Tenn.: I PN. U Charloffe Ann Dubose, Monlgomery: I HE. U Felix D. Dudley, Jr., Welumpka: I PN. 0 William O. Dudley, Winona, Miss.: I VM: ANP. 0 Michael B. DueiH, Mobile: I FY. Second Row: Palricia Talum Du'Fley, Aflanla, Ga.: 3 ED: KA. 0 Wayman Leon Duffey, Langdale: 4 BA. ' Larry Glenn Dulify, Opelika: I BI. ' John William Duke, Hueylown: I PD. 0 Julia F. Dulce, Gadsden: 2 EED: KIJM, 0 Gerald Eudell Dukes, Foley: 4 VM. Third Row: Kennelh Edward Dumas, Prullville: I PN. 0 David Michael Duna- way, Wilmer, I PPY. ' George William Dunbar, Jr., Nashville, Tenn.: 2 PN: EX. 0 Carl Raymond Duncan, Jr., Columbus, Ga.: I SED. 0 Deborah Duncan, Monlgomery: I SED. 0 Molly Vineyard Duncan, Decalur: I PG. Fourih Row: Myra I.. Duncan, Brewlon: 2 SED: AAU. ' Pamela Louise Duncan, Opelika: 3 SED. ' Thomas J. Duncan, Woodville: 2 IM: 2-IX. ' Warren Lesler Duncan, Tuscaloosa: 2 PG. 0 Joe Frank Dunkin, Marion: 2 VD. 0 James Vance Dunlap, Orlando, Fla.: 3 BA: TKE. Fiffh Row: John Frefwell Dunlap, Auburn: I SL: KA. 0 Marie Ann Dunlap, Macon, Ga.: 3 SED: QM. 0 Thomas Edward Dunlap, Birmingham: I PM. 0 John Francis Dunmyer, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Tena Rulh Dunnivani, Alhens: I MI'I. ' Philip Schuyler Dupree, lelunisvilleg 2 BCI HKKIP. Sixlh Row: Eleanor Pafricia Durbin, Birmingham: 2 EED. 0 George Bryani Duren, Aliceville: 2 AM. 0 Cynfhia Susan Durham, Scollsboro: I EED. 0 David Lee Durham, Theodore: 2 VD: KPTZX. 0 Ligon Mc- Whorier Durham, Easl Poinl, Ga.: I PN. 0 Charles Edward Dursf, Ozark: I PN. Sevenlh Row: George William Dyar, Opelika: 3 BA: KE. 0 George Edwin Dyer, Ailanla, Ga.: I PL. ' Henry A. Dyer, Jr., Dallon, Ga.: 2 SL: TKE. 0 William Winfield Dyess, Jr., Roberlsdale: 2 AE. 0 George W. Dykes, Salford: 2 VM: AXP, U James McKendree Dykes, Jr., Decalur, Ga.: I BA. Eighlh Row: Ronald Mi'I'cheII Dykes, Miami, Fla.: I PN. 0 William Richards Eades, III, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 AR. 0 Nancy Margarel Eager, Chafianooga, Tenn.: I SED. ' William Edward Eagar, Auburn: 3 ME: KA. ' Jacquelyn Eaken, Decalur: 2 VD. ' Thomas F. Earl, I-Iunrsvillez 3 BA. Ninih Row: John Wesley Early, Rome, Ga.: I PY. 0 Sheryl Louise Easf, Bir- mingham: 3 EED: IIBKIJ. 0 Alberi Eugene Easierling, Eighr Mile: 2 AE. ' Nancy Rurh, Easierwood, Annislon: 3 EED. 0 Curfis Irvin Eaiman, Jr., Manlua: I AN. 0 Waller James Ealon, Leesburg, Fla.: I PN. Tenfh Row: Donald Basil Eblen, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. 0 Eddie Echerd, Tay- lorsville, N.C.: I PN. 0 Jean H. Echols, Tuskegee: 2 EED: KA. ' Jimmy Wayne Eddleman, Cullman: I PN. ' George Quinn Edens, Jr., Blounislown, Fla.: I PN. 0 Clabourn McCullough Edge, Scollsborog 2 SED. Elevenih Row: M. Jack Edge, Troy: 3 PY. 0 George Bibb Edmondson, Moni- gomery: 3 PL: EX. 0 Samuel Millon Edmondson, Elba: I BA. 0 Karen Claire Edney, Birmingham: 2 SI.: IIBQJ. 0 Andrew Chase Edwards, Ocala, Fla.: I PN. ' Barbara Ann Edwards, Birmingham: I LT. Twelffh Row: Barbabra Jackson Edwards, Auburn: I I-IE: KA9. 0 David Siephen Edwards, Columbus, Ga.: I AR. 0 Donald Allen Edwards, Phenix Cily: I PN. 0 Everefi' Wayne Edwards, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Henry A. Edwards, Monfgomery: I PN. ' James Clemenf Edwards, Bir- mingham: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl- Row: Linda Gail Edwards, Birmingham: 2 DR. ' Michael Ivey Edwards, Brewronz 2 ID: EH. ' Murry Eugene Edwards, Jr., Trussville: 3 IM. ' Thomas Henry Edwards, Birmingham: I SL. 0 William C. Edwards, Macon, Ga.: 2 AR. ' William Hughes Edwards, Flor- ence: I ED. Second Row: William Slanley Edwards, FI. Payne: I PN. ' F. Kalhleen Egerlon, Birmingham, I I'IE. ' Ronald D. Egge, Birmingham: 3 PD: KA. ' Samuel Mizell Eich, III, Decalurq I PN. ' Claude Lewis Eiland, Florala: 3 IM: YPAQ. ' Jane l'l. Eiland, New Kensinglon, Pa.: 2 SED. Third Row: Margarel' Ellen Eiland, Birmingham: 3 SED. 0 Roberl Ehrlich Ei- land, New Kensinglon, Pa.: 4 BA. 0 Roberf Wallace Eiland, Sproll: I SI.. ' S. Caroline Eiland, Andalusia: I SED. 0 James William Ekiss, Monlgomery: 2 BA: TKE. ' Joe Roy Elam, Brenl: 2 VED. Fourlh Row: Fred Marlin Elder, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Ernesl' William Eldredge, Birmingham: I VED: ATU. ' Larry F0sI'er Eldredge, Birmingham: I VED: ATU. 0 James Howard Eley, Terry, Miss.: 3 AR: KA. 0 Marlha Anne Eley, Monlqomery: 2 SED. ' Barbara Joan Elliol, Tallassee: I ED. FiI'I'I1 Row: Beverly Jean EIIioH, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 SL: ZTA. 0 James Earl Elliol, Selma: 2 BA: HKA. ' Joe M. Elliol, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 AR: KIJKT. 0 Mike Roberl Ellioll, Opelika: I PM. ' Aubrey Daltus Ellis, Jr., Selma: I PVM. ' Berl Ellis, Jr., I-Iouslon, Texas: 3 PG: ATA. Sixlh Row: David Roy Ellis, Enlerprise: 2 CN. 0 Doroihy Duke Ellis, Gadsden: I SED. 0 Elizabelh Carol Ellis, Phenix Ciiy: 2 CI-I. 0 Elizabelh Sharman Ellis, I-Iunlsville: 3 I-IE. 0 Ginnie K. Ellis, Monlgomery: 2 LT. 0 Joseph Dudley Ellis, Birmingham: I PN. Sevenrh Row: Laurie Cooper Ellis, Arlanla, Ga.: 2 EED: XQ. 0 Lawrence Earl Ellis, Mobile: I PN. 0 Lem Bruner Ellis, Enierprise: I PN. 0 Jimmy Edwin Ellison, Tallassee: 3 EE. 0 John Russell Ellison, Monlgomery: 2 AE: BOIT. ' Ronald Cooper Ellison, Decalur: 3 EE. Eighrh Row: James Frank Elmore, Gordo: I SL. ' Jerry L. Elmore, Monlgomery: I SED. ' Barbara Freda Elrod, Roanoke: I I-IE. 0 Judy Darlene Elsberry, Fairfield: 3 SED. ' Richard Anlon Elmes, Decalur: 3 BA. ' Palsy Margarel Emerson, Birmingham: 2 SI.. Ninlh Row: Michael Edwin Emery, I-Iunlsville: I PN. ' Larry Boyd Engels, Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. ' George Henry Engslrom, Pensacola, Fla.: I PN. 0 William Larry Eoff, Grand Bay: I PN. ' James Eu- gene Epperson, Cenrrevilleg 3 VED. ' Larry Bruce Epperson, Bir- mingham: I BA. Tenlh Row: Michael Gordon Erickson, Opelika: I SED. 0 Charles Alfred Er- ringlon, Mobile: I PN. ' Michael Barry Erwin, Allanla, Ga.: I BA. 0 Terrance Dale Esfeller, Dauphin Island: I PN. ' Fleda Jane Espy, Panama Cily, Fla.: 2 EED. 0 John Earl Essing, Fairborn, Ohio: 2 AE. Elevenlh Row: Marsha Darline Eslerbrook, Birmingham: 2 EED. 0 Ronald Ned Esfes, Rainsville: 2 BA. 0 Homer Rex Efheredge, Ashford: I BA. ' Tonya Louise Elhridge, Fanwood, N.J.: 2 EED. 0 John Brannon Eubank, Monrgomery: I PN. ' Beverly Jane Evans, Decalur: I ID. Twelfih Row: Fred Evans, Falkville: 3 AM. ' Jane Claire Evans, Alberlville: 2 SED. 0 Jeffrey McClellan Evans, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Jimmy Wayne Evans, Roanoke: 3 CN. ' Rebecca Eugenia Evans, Filz- parrickg 2 SED. 0 Ronald Boyd Evans, Orlando, Fla.: I PN. Firsl Row: Susan Elizabelh Evans, Auburn: I MH. U James Lon Everefl, Maryville, Tenn.: 4 VM: AXP. U Linda Jane Evins, Monlgomery: I EED. U David Wayne Ezell, York: I PN. U Lennie Allen Ezelle, Prallville: I PPY. U Edward Douglas Fabian, Mobile: 3 PG. Second Row: Roberf J. Faciora, Wesl Islip, N.Y.: 3 EE: AX. U Malcolm l. Fages, Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 PN: AEII. U Donald Wesley Faggarcl. Creola: 2 EE. U James William Fain, Alexander Cily: 2 SED. U William Lawrence Fair, Jr., Columbus, Ga.: 2 OH. U Norman Tee Fairclolh, Forl Valley, Ga.: 3 PA. Third Row: Marcia Lou Falck, Fairhope: 3 EED. U Bruce Thomas Falls, Jr.. McLean, Va.: I PN. U Thomas Myron Fancher, Jr., Monlevallo: 2 CE. U Charma Anne Fannin, Monigomery: 3 SED: AAA. U San- dra Anila Fanning, Hunlsville: I BA. U Alex Edward Farish, De- caiur: I SL. Fourfh Row: Barbara Doris Farish, Columbus, Ga.: 2 EED. U Douglas Warren Farley, Callahan, Fla.: 3 BA: KIPKT. U Daniel Aleck Farmer, Head- Iand' 2 IM. U James Roy Farmer, Jr., Tucker, Ga.: I PN. U Jonnie Eileen Farmer, Phenix Cilyg 2 SED. U Randall Juslice Farmer, Monlgomery: 2 PV: EAE, Fifrh Row: Laura Janel Farnell, Mobile: 3 SED. U Roberl Morris Farr, Mo- bile: I PV. U Bruce Bales Farrar, Allanla, Ga.: I PN: KIPITA. U Wil- liam Duke Farrar, Canoe: 2 AG. U Richard Irwin Farrell, Birming- ham: 2 EE. U Janei' Scolf Farris, Alabasler: I CH. Sixlh Row: Joanne Scoll' Farris, Alabasler: I CH. U Roger Ancel Farris, Arab: I PN. U Michael Carlisle Farrow, Auburn: I PL. U Douglas K. Farver, Mobile: 3 MH. U Marian Haisien Fassman, Moni- gomery: 2 SL. U Emma Harrier Faulk, Columbia: I HE. Seve nih Row: Janel' Helene Faulk, Cairo. Ga.: I VD: AAA. U John Leddell Faulk- ner, Doraville, Ga.: 2 BA: ATA. U Michael Gregory Faulkner, Monlgomery: 2 PS. U Shirley Ann Faulkner, Andalusia: I SED. U Thomas Davey Faulkner, Hunlsville: I PN. U William Lorin Fauroi, Monlgomery: 2 PN. Eighfh Row: Rowland W. Fausl, Phenix Cily: I FA. U Fred Alberl' Feld, Hunls- ville: I PPY. U Jo Anne Felder, Baron Rouge, La.: 3 VD. U Thomas Weldon Fell, Jr., Mobile: I FY. U Jeffrey Sheldon Fenimcr, Hunis- ville: 2 ME. U Chesley Sherwood Fensom, Por? SI. Joe, Fla.: 2 IE: KA. Ninlh Row: Myk R. Finsrermacher, Bessemer: 2 CN: 'DFA U John Joseph Fer- guson, Birmingham: I PN. U Roberl Andrew Ferguson, Jr., Hal- Iiesburg, Miss.: 2 ME: IYIKKIP. U Michael Gabriel Ferniany, Mobile: 2 PL. U John Nelson Ferrara, Boslon, Mass.: 3SL: ATQ. U William EvereH Ferrell, Monlgomery: I PN. Tenlh Row: Keilh S. Ferris, Buffalo, N.Y.: 2 AR: Xfb, U Carol Ann Fex, Bir- mingham: 2 EED: KHP. U Cecil Leroy Fields, Jr., Opelika: I BA. 'P Claudia Glenn Fields, Clanlon: 2 BI. U Virginia laleen Fields, Gainesville: I AM. U William Henry Fieselman, ll, Birmingham: 2 AE. Elevenlh Row: John P. Fievel, Birmingham: I PN. U Sandra Camilla Fikes, Mo- bile: 2 PV. U James Lawrence Fillmer, Millinglon, N.J.: I SL. U Ernesl Clark Finch, Birmingham: 2 AA. U Terry Eugene Finch, Hueylown: I PD. U Lincla Kalhryn Fincher, Birmingham: I SED. Twelllh Row: Pansy Fincher, Wedowee: 3 ED. U Richard Everelf Findley, A+- Ianla, Ga.: 2 BA. U Cheryl Ann Fingarson, Allanla, Ga.: 3 HE. 0 Hellie Viola Finney, Scollsboroq 2 SED. U Glenn Harris Fire- slone, Miami Beach, Fla.: I SL. U Dale Smiih Fischbach, Lake Vifales, Fla.: 2 VM: SITE. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Edward Bussey Fischer, Cocoa Beach, Fla., 3 IE, KIPFA. 0 Della Deen Fisher, Cochran, Ga., 2 ID, AAH. 0 James Claude Fisher, Selma, 2 SED. ' Marlin David Fisher, Williamsville, N.Y., I PN. ' Robin Lenn Fisher, Decalur, Ga., 3 EED. ' Sharon Virginia Fisher, I-lariwell, Ga., 3 BA, XS2, Second Row: David Lea Fisk, Talladega, I PPY. U Diane Carol Fi'Hs, Mobile, 3 SL. 0 Frankie ScoH- Fifzgerald, Falkville, I PN. ' John P. Filz- hugh, Mobile: 2 BC, EAE. ' Reynold E. Filzsimmons, Klamaih Falls, Ore., 2 PE. ' Diane Fleming, Hunlsville, I SED, AFA. Third Row: Jacqueline Carol Flemming, Praliville, 2 SED. ' Leslie Barnell Flemming, Birmingham, 4 VM. 0 Heidi Flemming, Birmingham, I ID. 0 Karen Flemming, Birmingham, 2 SED. ' Marlha Jean Flelcher, Monigomery, 2 SED, IDM, ' Paula S. Flewellen, Euiaulaz 3 EED, RA. Fourfh Row: Tom McCall Flinl, Auburn, 3 PN, EN. U Cynfhia Beih Flora, I-lunisville, I I-IE. ' Grover Marshall Flowers, Ozark, I PL. 0 Mary Pafricia Flowers, Tucker, Ga., 3 SED. 0 William Homer Flowers, Foley, 3 VM. 0 James Pleasanl' Floyd, III, Oxford, N.C., 2 BA. Fiiih Row: Michael Henry Floyd, Hueylown, I PN. ' Sleven David Floyd, Jupiler, Fla., 3 VM, DTE. ' William Ferriby Floyd, Dolhan, 2 PN. 0 James Alan Fly, Monigomery, I PN, 0 Pamela Cullom Fly, Nashville, Tenn., 2 I-IE. ' Leila Elizabelh Flynn, Sulligenl, I I-IE. Sixlh Row: Cecil Jackson Folker, Bessemer, 2 EE. ' Slanley Frank Folker, Jr., Miami, Fla., 2 EE. 0 Sam Davis Folmar, Jr., Ozark, 3 BA, AX. 0 Michael Allen Fonlraine, Monlgomery, I PN. 0 Cody Wayne Fooie, Ozark, 2 EE. ' Judy Kay Forbus, Kellyion, I MH. Sevenlh Row: Wilbur Degarmo Forbes, Jacksonville, Fla., I PN. U Ronald Gene Forbus, Annislon, I BA. ' Barry Clark Ford, Nashville, Tenn., I AR. 0 Curlis Michael Ford, Lalayeilez 2 BC. ' J. Huey Ford, III, Unionlown, I PV. 0 Jean Dickinson Ford, Birmingham, I SL. Eighrh Row: Jesse Brian Ford, Trussvilleq I PN. ' John David Ford, Laiayeile, I BA. 0 Thomas Frederick Ford, Laiayelie, 2 VD. 0 Rebecca Ann Foreman, Alialla, I SED. 0 Winnie Merle Foreman, Cussela, 2 SED. ' James Charles Forman, lll, Arnericus, Ga., 3 IE. Ninlh Row: James Oscar Formby, Mobile, I SL, 9X. 0 John R. Formby, Jr., Dealsville, 2 PL. ' Freddie Mas'l'on Forresler, Muscle Shoals, 2 EE. ' John Marvin Forresfer, Doihant 2 AM, EAE. 0 Mary Belle Forlinberry, Monlicello, Miss., 2 SED. 0 Joe Alberl' Forlner, Doihan, I PD. Tenfh Row: Nicholas H. Forlson, Mariella, Ga., I SL. 0 Elizabelh Ann Fosler, Columbus, Ga.: 2 SA. 0 Larry Allen Fosler, Gadsden, I PN. 0 Pamela Dale Fosler, Sheffield, 2 SA. ' Pamela Lynn Fosler, Bir- mingham, I BA. ' Ray Nell Fosler, Mobile, 2 EED. Elevenlh Row: Winered Ashley Fosfer, Oneonla, 2 AE. 0 Emory Dill Fouls, Jr.. Louisville, 3 AA. 0 David James Fowler, Smyrna, Ga., I PN. ' Janice Rhea Fowler, Birmingham, 2 SED. ' Judy Elaine Fowler, Sylacauga, 2 LT. 0 Lynn Eileen Fowler, Birmingham, 3 SL. Twelflh Row: Richard Warren Fowler, Greenville, 2 BA. ' Roger Erving Fowler, Bayou La Balre, 3 PY. ' Michael Pollock Fox, Columbus, Ga., I BA, o Thomas Grovenor Fox, Oak Ridge, Tenn., I CH. 0 Susan Elizabefh Foy, Auburn, 2 SL, KHP, 0 Jack Edward France, Win- ier Park, Fla.: I SL. Firsr Row: Kennon Thompson Francis, Monigornery: 3 Bl: HKKP. ' Louise Francis, Mobile: I EED. U Camellia Anne Franklin, Welumpka: I SL: AZ. ' Kaihleen Regina Franklin, Birmingham: I HE. ' Jackie Wallace Frazier, Evergreen: 2 EE. 0 William Lawrence Frazier, Langdale: I PN. Second Row: Susan Elizabeih Frech, Birmingham: I PG. 0 Marfha Gail Fred- erick, Monlgomery: 3 I-IE: IIBfIP. 0 Maynard Terry Frederick, Sheiiield: I PN. 0 Charles Edward Fredricks, Fori Lauderdale. Fla.: I PL, 0 Zena Anne Free, Leighion: 3 SED: AAA. 0 Jack Auslin Freeman, Birmingham: I PN. Third Row: John Wade Freeman, LaGrange, Ga.: I FY. 0 Joseph Virgil Free- man, Monigomery: 2 BA: AXA. 0 Millard Berry Freeman, Phenix Ciiy: I PM. ' Nancy Brainard Freeman, Ailania, Ga.: 2 SL: XQ. 0 Phillip Larry Freeman, LaGrange, Ga.: I BC. 0 Rebecca Leiilia Freeman, Bessemer: I EED: fl-'31, Fcurih Row: Nancy Carol French, Weiumpka: 2 EED, 0 Suzanne French, Sam- son: 2 SED. ' Suzanne E. French, Omaha, Ga.: 2 SED: ZTA. 0 Ben Alan Frey, Pinson: I PNM. ' George Lee Frey, Chalkville: 2 EE. ' William Peavy Fricks, Americus, Ga.: 3 IM: AXA. FIHI1 Row: Joseph Franklin Fridell, Helena, Ark.: 2 PL. 0 Howard A. Friedel, Jr., Birmingham: I IN. 0 John Alberl Friedman, Forr Lauderdale, Fla.: I PL. ' Michael Dawn Frisbey, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Lynn Frilh, Selma: I SA. ' Milfon Carl Friiis, Birmingham: 2 BA. Sixlh Row: Charles Alan Frosi, Birmingham: I PS. ' Chris Wilkes Fruillicher, Macon, Ga.: I CI-I. ' Penny Lee Fry, Monigomery: I ED. 0 Charles E. Frye, Birmingham: 2 CE: AXA. ' Frasure Kylie Frye, III, Ailania, Ga.: I PL: EN. 0 John Randal Fulford, Enierprise: 2 BA. Sevenih Row: Roberf Edward Fulghum, Bolivar, Tenn.: I BA. 0 Be'Hy Jean Ful- ler, Auburn: I ME. ' Edwin S. Fuller, Five Poinis: I AG, 0 James Ronald Fuller, Doihan: I PV. ' James Azwell Fuller, III, Suiile: 2 PL: KA. 0 Mariha Elaine Fuller, Opp: 2 SED. Eighih Row: George Eric Fullerlon, River View: 2 BA. ' Carole Ann Fulion. Birmingham: 3 SL. 0 Loyd Gerald Fulion, Jr., Columbiana: 2 AA. 0 David Funchess, Auburn: I PN. 0 Harvey Darrell Funderburk, Doraville, Ga.: I PN. ' Jan Cleveland Funderburk, Phenix Ciiy: ! SED. Ninih Row: John Frederick Funk, Nashville, Tenn.: I SL. ' Judy Marie Fuqua. Prichard: I VD. ' Bruce Michael Furlow, Opelika: 3 Bl. ' Charles Allen Furlow, Opelika: I SED. 0 Julia Ellen Furlow, Plaiisburgh N.Y.: I I-IEC. 0 Herman Leonard Fussell, Phenix Ciiy: 2 BA. Tenih Row: Gay Evelyn Gaeriner, Beechhursl, N.Y.: 3 SED: XQ. 0 Angela Monline Galilord, Greenville: I HE. 0 John William Gahagan, Elui-iron, S.C.: 2 PN: ZJII. U Theodore Leiion Gail, Fairhope: I BI. 0 William Carllon Gailey, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. ' Dianne Gaines, Auiaugaville, Ga.: 2 SED. Elevenih Row: Joseph Lee Gaines, Annision: I CN. ' Yogendra Niranian Gal- liara, India: 2 CN. 0 Charles A. Gallina, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 VM: AXP. ' Sam Harris Galloway, Vidalia, Ga.: 2 AE. 0 James Larry Gamble, Birmingham: I AR. ' Nell Gamble, Ailania, Ga.: 2 ED. Twelflh Row: Wan'da Faye Gamble, Gadsden: 2 LT, ' John Thomas Gammill, Blfmlnqliemi 3 BA: KE. ' Palricia Allen Ganey, Florala: 3 SED: AZ. 0 Saniiago Gangolena, Quilo. Ecuador: 3 PS, o William Richard Ganguel. Cllbet 2 AG. ' Michael W. Gann, Alexander Ciry: 2 TM. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Sandra Jean Gann, Roanoke: I ED. 0 Jerry Lloyd GanH', Deaiss ville: 3 SL: AQIPQ. ' Arfhur Wrighl Gardner, Vicksburg, Miss.: 3 AG: AT. ' Jack Chandler Gardner, Monigomery: I PN. ' Jane Brooks Gardner, Monigomery: I SA. 0 Joe W. Gardner, Annision: 2 PN. Second Row: Judiih Earle Gardner, Aliceville: 3 EED. 0 Larry Parker Gardner. Monigomerv: I SL. ' Margarei Ann Gardner, Monigomerv: 2 I EED: XYZ. 0 Ralph Bruce Gardner, Columbus, Ga.: 2 BC: ATR, , 0 David Bruce Gargis, Leighion: I ED. 0 Julia L. Gargus, Birming- ham: I ED. Third Row: Edgar Francis Garland, Selma: I PN. 0 Raymond Thomas Garling- Ion, Tuscaloosa: I PN. ' Alex Reid Garreii, Monigomerv: 3 AA. ' Brenda Elane Garrefl, Opelika: I ED. 0 Charles Adrian Gar- reil, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Elizabefh Louise GarreH, Mobile: I MU. Fourlh Row: Lynne Elizabelh Garrell, Fairfield, I ED. 0 Mariha Jean Garrell, Rome, Ga.: I I-IE: AAA. ' Charles Denby Garrison, Mobile: 3 SL: EX. 0 Dennis Carl Garrison, I-Iunisville: 2 EE. 0 William David Garrison, Cullman: I VED. 0 Peier Gordon Garsed, Daphne: I PN. Fifih Row: Edward Daniel Garvin, Birmingham: I IN. 0 Mrs. Joy Lucas Gar- vin, Savannah, Ga.: I MH. ' Richard M. Garwood, Fori Lauder- dale. Fla.: 2 IM: TINA. ' Emmeif L. Gaslrin, Birmingham: 3 BI. 0 Jenny Louise Gaslcins, Sylacauga: 2 SED: GPM. 0 Frank Douglas Gass, Greeneville, Tenn.: I PN. Sixlh Row: James Monroe Gaslon, Americus, Ga.: 3 AED. ' John Allison Gas- lon, Georgiana: I PL. ' Marbui' Glenn Gasion, Nashville, Tenn.: 3 BA: EAS. ' Dave Gales, Arlirigion, Va.: I BA: KE. ' Samuel Lorenz Gales, Saraland: I PN. ' Thomas Edward Gaies, Bay Mi- I neiie: 3 SED. I Sevenih Row: Beniamin Floyd Gay, College Park, Ga.: 3 AE: EX. ' Joseph G. Gay, Lowndesboro: I PN. ' Marlha Ann Gay, Gadsden? I SL. ' Michael James Gaylor, Mouniain Creek: I ED. 0 Daniel Wil- liam Geiger, Elberia: I PN: GX. Burlison Arnold Genlry, Aiialla: I PN: AYP. Eighlh Row: David Lamar Geniry, Clanlon: 3 EE. ' Kermil' Haigler George, Florala: 2 EE. ' Michael Edward Geiger, Auburn: I PM. ' Wade Anihony Genile, Scoilsboro: I PN. ' James M. Genlry, Provi- dence, Ky.: 2 VM: AXP. 0 Morris Lee Genlry, Muniord: I PN. Ninlh Row: Ronald L. George, Birmingham: 2 AE: BGII. 0 Tommy Frank I George, Birmingham: 2 EE. 0 Harold Paul Gerhardl, Mobile: 2 ME. D Harry Jerome Geron, Mobile: 2 PN. ' Joseph Peier Gian- grosso, Bessemer: I PN. ' Henry David Gibb, Birmingham: 2 PN: I ATA. I Tenfh Row: Janice M. Gibbons, I-Iunisvilleg 2 FA. ' Nancy Carol Gibbons, Dealsvillez 3 SED. 0 Harold N. Gibbs, Daphne: I PN. ' Larry Delynn Gibbs, Oneonla: I PN. 0 Roberi Mail! Gibbs, Birming- ham: 2 PM: AXA. 0 Donna Elaine Gibson, Brundidge: 3 PG. , I I Elevenlh Row: I Frances Kalhryn Gibson, Birmingham: 3 BA: AAU. 0 Loyd Gary Gibson, Greenville, Miss.: 3 AR: TKE. 0 Ronald Lee Gibson, Mo- bile: 2 BA. 0 William A, Gibson, Buller, Ga.: 2 ME. ' William Howard Gibson, Jupiier, Fla.: 2 PN. ' William L. Gibson, Brani- lev: 3 CN. Twelflh Row: Vlfalier Camp Giddens, Auburn: 3 BA. ' James Johnson Gideon, Birmingham: 3 IM: 41123. 0 Roger Allen Gi'FFin, Gainesville, Fla.: I SL. G James Melchoir Giganii, Abbeville: I PN. 0 Joseph Mor- I ris Gilberi, Chaiianooga, Tennessee: I PN. 0 Nancy Carol Gil- berl', Gainesville, Ga.: 3 PG. I I Firsi Row: Ronald Scoll' Gilberf, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Berlie Jane Gilbrealh, Crossvilleg I HE. ' Marie Deleslyn Gilbrealh, Collinsville: 2 VD: 'IOL ' Amelia Adeline Gilchrisi, Courlland: 3 EED. ' Lelia Mar- lin Gilchrisi, Decalurg I FR: KA. ' Donald Allen GIISS. MONI- gomery: 3 SL. Second Row: Mary Befh Giles, Eori Payne: 2 EED. ' Alberl Lee Gill, Columbus. Ga.: 2 TS. 0 Arlhur William Gill, Albany, Ga.: I BC. ' Edward Lee Gill, Prichard: I PN. 0 Sandra Kay Gill, Birmingham: I LT- O Riclry Lynn Gillard, Birmingham: I BA. Third Row: Sherri Rochelle Gillenwalers, Langdale: I BA. ' William R. Gilley, Mobile: I PN. ' Michael Earl Gilliam, Albany, Ga.: I BA. ' Rona Alene Gilliam, Challanooga, Tenn.: I PE: CPM. 0 Mary Lee Gilli- land, Birmingham: I HE. ' Thomas Penlon Gilliland, Monigornery: I SL. Fourih Row: Priscilla Elaine Gilmer, Monigomery: 3 ED: AAA. 0 William Law- rence Gilmer, Monrgomeryg I PE. 0 Barbara Oxford Gilmore, Monfgomery: 2 HE. ' Danny James Gilmore, Jr., Euiaula: I PE. ' Nancy Elizabelh Gilrealh: 3 PED: AAA. 0 William Tensley Ginn, Hueylown: 3 MH: EIT. Fifih Row: Peler Michael Ginier, Panama Cily, Fla.: I SC. 0 Carolyn Sue Gipson, Hunlsville: I PN. ' John Michael Gipson, Craig A.E.B.: 2 SI.. ' Michael Seale Girlen, Gadsden: I PE. ' John F. Gilfings, Dacleville: I BA, f Lynley Sue Givan, Dolhan: 3 EED: AAIT. Sixlh Row: James Edward Givins, LaGrange, Ga.: I PN. 0 Gary Gladden, Birmingham: I PE, 0 David George Glaser, Ocean Springs, Miss.: I PE. 0 Broolrs Kimbrell Glass, Birmingham: 2 BA: KA, 0 Cheryl Ann Glass, Thomasion: I HE. 0 Darryl James Glassco, Hunls- ville: I PE. Sevenlh Row: Tandy William Glaze, Jr., Alpine: I PNM. 0 James Francis Glee- son, Dunedin, Fla.: I AR. ' Diane Lee Glenn, Birmingham: I EED. ' James Melfon Glenn, Argo: I PE. 0 Jon David Glenn, Harpersville: 2 BA. ' William Bord Glenn, Trussville: I PE. Eighlh Row: Barbara Jane Glennon, Mobile: 2 SED: CPM, 0 Bonnie Marian Glover, Gadsden: I SL. 0 Joe Charles Glover, Talladega: 3 BA: ATQ. 0 Cynfhia Jane Godwin, Mobfle: 2 EED. 0 John Eugene Godwin, Birmingham: I BC. 0 Roberi Palmer Goelz, Jr., Pensa- cola, Fla.: 3 ME. Ninlh Row: Carol Sireef Goforih, Decalur: I PA. 0 Mary Louise Goggans, Birmingham: I LT. 0 George Jay Gogue, Waycross, Ga.: I PH. 0 Belly Gail Goldblall, Monigomery: I HE: H1342 0 Henry Tyler Golden, Easi Tallassee: I El. 0 Richard Randall Golden, Birming- ham: 2 AA. Tenfh Row: Michael George Goldman, Birmingham: I PN. ' Pairicia Jo Go- linveaux, Birmingham: 2 PG. ' Dianne Gomillion, Andalusia: 2 SED. U Mavion Wilson Gonce, Sievenson: 3 VED. ' Judifh D. Goodgame, Pell Cily: 3 HE: KKIT. 0 Margaref A. Goodman, Auburn: 3 HE: ITI341 Elevenlh Row: Ronald Lee Goodman, Douglas, Ga.: I AR. 0 Brenl Belen Good- man, Trussville: I ID. ' David Michael Goodwin, Oneonla: I BA. 0 James J. Goodwin, Monlgomery: I CH. 0 Thomas Ivan Good- win, Birmingham: I PVM. 0 Thomas Melvin Goodwin, Albany, Ga.: 2 SL: ATA. Twelffh Row: William Lee Gooley, I-Iunlsville: I PN. ' Jerry Lee Gordon, Chal- Tanooga, Tenn.: I BA. ' Vernon Curlis Gordon, Aihens: I PN. 0 William Alan Gordy, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. ' Jane Gore, Bir- mingham: I ED. 0 James Edward Goree, Deaisville: 2 MH. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl- Row: James Oliver Goshorn, Memphis, Tenn.: I AR, ' Barbara Gail Gossefl, Griffin, Ga.: I ED: HB'-12. 0 Jon Mason Gougar, Pensa- cola, Fla.: I Bl. ' Leslee John Gougar, Langdale: 3 SED. ' Arlhur Beniamin Gould, Cullman: I Bl. ' Sue Ellen Gowder, Evergreen' 7 SA. Second Row: Ray Alan Gower, Memphis, Tenn.: I PN. ' Janice Grace, Gar- land: 2 HE. 0 Sherry Louise Grace, Allanra, Ga.: 2 SA: QM ' Hugh Cafron Gracey, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 PL: E.-XE. 0 Margarei- Slripling Grady, McLean, Va.: I SL. 0 Kennefh Philip Graff, Mo- bile: 2 AR. Third Row: George Roberl Graham, Annislon: 3 SED. 0 Palricia Anne Gra- ham, Macon, Ga.: I ED. 0 Royce Graham, Blue Mounlain: 2 BA. ' Slephen Roberl' Graham, Allanla, Ga.: I SL, ' David Webber Grandquesl, Prichard: 4 PY: AT. ' Charles James Granr, Birming- ham: I PN. Fourfh Row: Palsy Rulh Granf, Birmingham: 3 EED: AAII. 0 Raymond Eugene Granl, Calaula, Ga.: I PN. ' Alvan David Graves, Carlersville, Ga.: I PN. 0 Carolyn S. Graves, Prallville: 3 I-IE: AFA. ' Chesler Wayne Graves, Andalusia: 3 IE: ITKKIP. 0 Larry Graves, Gadsden: I PN. Fif+h Row: lviarfha Lynn Graves, Birmingham: 2 SL. ' Slanley L. Graves, Sylacauga: 2 TM. ' Slephen Wade Graves, Phenix Cily: I PN. ' William Michael Graves, Birmingham: l SL. ' Marfha Elizabelh Gravlee, Birmingham: I SA. ' Janice Gray, Auburn: I LT. Row: Auberl Gray, Euraw: I AS. ' Paul Barry Gray, LaGrange, ,, I PN. 0 Russell Allen Gray, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 SL. 0 Wil- liam Allan Gray, Birmingham: I PY. 0 B. Jane Green, Troy: 3 EED: Sixlh John Ga' CPM. 0 Belly Mildred Green, Union Springs: Z EED. Sevenfh Row: Bruce Lowell Green, Monlgomery: I PN. ' David Eugene Green, Dolhanz 2 CN. 0 Doris June Green, Mobile: 2 SED. ' Jennifer Lynn Green, Dolhan: 3 EED. ' John McCollum Green: Scolfsboro: I PN. 0 John T. Green, Neplune Beach, Fla.: 3 BA: EX. Eighfh Row: Judilh Carolyn Green, Birmingham: 3 EED: XS2. ' Kerry Edward Green, Opelika: 2 BA. ' Laura Vann Green, Jacksonville: 2 SED. 9 Neulan Burl Green, Mobile: 3 CN: AECIP. 0 Palricia Maynor Green, Birrningham: 2 EED. 0 Pafrick Douglas Green, Birmingham: I PN. Ninfh Row: Richard' Wayne Green, Monlgomery: 3 VM: SITE. 0 Roger Erin Green, Foley: 2 BA. 0 Waller Sidney Green, Wadleyi 2 BA. 0 Worlh F. Green, Jacksonville, N.C.: I PN. ' Bruce McGel1ee Greene, Auburn: 3 CH: 4169. 0 Carolyn Ann Greene, Lanell: 3 SED: KA9. Tenlh Row: John Freeman Greene, Troy: 2 BC. 0 Lee Y. Greene, Minleri 2 AN: THE. 0 Warren Ellioff Greene, Forl Valley, Ga.: HKA. ' Andy D Greer, Monfgomery: I BC. 0 Joseph Barlon Greer. Mobile: I AR. ' Janice Palricia Greger, Mobile: 2 SED. Elevenlh Row: David William Gregg, Enlerprise: I VD. ' Carl Willard Gregory. Moullrie, Ga.: I BA. 0 Judi'I'h Enola Gregory, Alberlville: 3 SL: BAG. 0 Rhefla Elizalaefh Gresham, Washinglon, Ga.: 2 SA. 0 Kennefh Earl Grice, Enierprise: 3 BA: EN. 0 Mary Jane Grier, Welumpka: 2 EED: KA9, Twelflh Row: Carlfon Wayne Griffin, Enlerprise: 2 BA. ' Doris Eugenia Griffin AIIGUIG. Ge-I 2 SED. ' Gary Lynn Griffin, Verbena: I SED ' Jimmy Ralph Griffin, Allania, Ga.: l BA. ' Marfha Elaine Grif- fin. MOIDIIGI 2 SI.. ' R. Dianne Griffin, Aflanfa, Ga.: I SL: IIBCIJ, Firsl' Row: Rex Buriord Griffin, Ashland: 2 PN. 0 Roberi Houslon Griffin. Allanla, Ga.: I BC. ' Sidney Paul GriFFin, Verbena: I VED. 0 Thomas Verne Grilifis, Columbus, Ga.: 3 BA: EAE. 0 Dozier Lee Griflilh, Leesburg, Fla.: 2 IE. ' Edgar L. Griffilh, Sanford, Fla.: I PN. Second Row: George Thomas Griflilh, Birmingham: I PN. ' Jack R. Grifliilh. Hunisville: I PN. ' Lynda Ray Griffilh, Forl' Walion Beach, Fla.: 3 SED: AFA. ' Ronald Perry Griffilh, Tallassee: 2 CE. ' Annabelle Grimes, Weoguilra: 2 HE. 0 James Edward Grimes, Auburn: I PN. Third Row: Terry L. Grimes, Phenix Cify: 3 BA. 0 Russell Ervin Grimmill, Birmingham: I PN. ' Jenny Lynn Grissom, Cullman: 2 EED: AAU. 0 Carol Ann Griswold, Hunlsville: 3 PS. ' Roberl Edward Gris- wold, Decalur, Ga.: 3 PH. 0 Viclor Michael Griswold, LaEayeile: 2 PN. Fourlh Row: VVilIiam Henry Grizzle, Canion, Ga.: I AE. ' Judy Carolyn Gro- gan, Birmingham: 2 EED: 0 Gary While Gross, Aihens: 3 BF. 'P Larry Earl Gross, Collonwoocl: 2 CN: EH. 0 William George Grubb, Dolhan: I PD: HIUID. 0 William Brown Grubbs, Decalur: I PM. Eii'I'h Row: William Eugene Grubbs, Ailanla, Ga.: I VD. ' Mary Carolyn Gruber, Nashville, Tenn.: I BA. ' James Francis Grubialt, Daylona Beach, Fla.: I PN. 0 Thomas Andrew Guesf, Aiialla: I PG. 0 James Millard Guin, Cullman: I PN. 0 Gilberl Glenn Guliclc, Tampa, Fla.: 3 BC. Sixlh Row: Jimmy Wood Gunn, Monigomery: I PPY: 0 Joseph Warren Gunn, Monigomery: I PY. ' James Emmeil Gunnells, Bessemer: I PN. ' David F. Gunler, Kosciuslco, Miss.: 3 VM: SITE. ' James Hen- derson Gunler, Phenix Ciiy: I PM. ' James William Gunfer, Rus- sellville: I Cl'l. Sevenlh Row: Kalhryn Dianne Gupion, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 SL. U Jerry Nolan Gurley, Talladega: 3 PY. ' Johnnie Sue Gurley, Somerville: 3 I-IE. 0 Roberla Allen Guy, Monlgomery: I SL: KHP, ' Sharon Doug- las Guy, Almore: I BA. ' William Curlis Gwalhney, Mobile: I PNIVI. Eighih Row: William Rayford Gwin, lndianola, Miss.: 4 AR: -SAE. 0 Roberl F. Haas, Birmingham: 3 BA: ATS2. 0 Suzanne Carol Haas, Alexandria, Va.: 3 PY. 0 Danny Lamar Haclcleman, Tucson, Ariz.: I PN. ' Gary Theron Haddoclr, Fernandina Beach, Fla.: 3 SED. 0 Kenne+h Hen- Iey Hager, Fairfield: I BC. Ninlh Row: Herman Grady Haggard, Columbus, Ga.: I BA. 0 Gail Elizabelh Haggslrom, Jersey Cily, N.J.: 2 EED. ' Lucy Elizabelh Hagler, Auburn: I HE: AAA. ' Rebecca Hagood, Birmingham: 3 SED: XQ. 0 Shirley Janice Hagood, Pinson: I SL. ' Kalhleen Gordon Haigler, Birmingham: 3 EED: KKF. Tenih Row: Lawrence Brake Haigler, Monlgomery: I PD. 0 Beverly Lee Haines, Columbus, Ga.: 3 EED. ' Bruce Alan Haines, Union Springs: 2 OH. 0 Slrolrrollah Haiizadeh, Abadan, Iran: I PM. ' Virginia Lee Haley, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 PE: ATA. ' Carl Slanley Hall, Vidalia, Ca 3BI Elevenlh Row: Carol Ann Hall, Piilsburgh, Pa.: I PG. 0 Clinl Winchesler Hall, Opellca: 3 SED. 0 Donna Kaye Hall, Monlgomery: 2 SED. 0 Eliza- beih M. Hall, One-onla: I PG. ' Glenn Hanse Hall, Headland: 3 PN. 0 Helen Louise Hall, Union Springs: 3 IM. Twelflh Row: Jane Hall, Hope I-lull: 2 SED: IIBQ2, 0 John Erby Hall, Cecil: 2 BA: SAE. 0 Judifh Hall, Allania, Ga.: 2 SED: KA. 0 Michael Ellioii' Hall, Orlando, Pla.: I CH. 0 Richard Duncan Hall, Blakely, Ga.: I TM. ' Ronald Glenn Hall, Woodbury, Ga.: 2 IE. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl' Row: Thomas Alex Hall, Annislon: 2 BA. 0 Virginia Elizabeih Hall, Opp: I SED: XQ. 0 Walker Bancroff Hall, Mobile: 3 PY. ' Wil- liam G. Hall, Birmingham: I FY. 0 Paul Richard Hallman, Aurau- gavilleg 2 AM. 0 Marnie Ann Hallman, Birmingham: I AT. Second Row: Wanda Jane Hallman, Aulaugaville: I ED. 0 Royce Jasper Hal- s+ead, Doihanq I PE. 0 James Sieven Halier, Allanra, Ga.: I PN. 0 Tolae Roberl Hallon, Sarasola, Fla.: I PN. 0 Corinne Elaine Ham, Auburn: 2 SED: AAU. 0 James H. Ham, Lakeland. Fla.: 3 EE: AXA. Third Row: Roberi- Gene Hambley, Hunlsville: I PN. ' William Edward Ham- burg, Foley: I BA. 0 Jerald Eudohn Hamby, Laneii: 3 PL. 0 James Harvey Hamilion, Gadsden: 2 PM. 0 Jane Elizabelh Hamilion. Gadsden: I HE. 0 Leia Kay Hamillon, Lanell: I ED. Fcurlh Row: Roberi Hoy'I' Hamilion, Birmingham: 3 BA. ' Roberi' Turner Ham- illon, Doraville, Ga.: 2 BA: KE. 0 William F. Hamillon, Moni- gomery: I PN. 0 Richard H. Hamlen, Macon, Ga.: I PN. 0 Mi- chael Slephen Hamlel, Laneil: 3 SED. ' Jerri Anne Hamm, New- ville: 3 SED. Fiilh Row: Seih Merrill HammeH, Andalusia: I SA: AFP. 0 Ronald Bruce Hammock, Macon. Ga.: I PN. 0 Arlhur Brown Hammond, Talla- dega: I PN. 0 Charles Lambdin Hammond, Miami, Fla.: 2 MH. 0 Devard Overlon Hammond, Bessemer: 2 PN. 0 James Ronald Hammond, Roanoke: 2 PV. Sindh Row: E. Larry Hammonds, Easl Tallassee: 2 BA. ' Michael Thane Ham- monds, Easr Tallasseeg I PN. 0 Linda Jean Hamplon, Opelika: 3 SA. 9 Thomas Edward Hamplon, Ashland: 3 ME. 0 Charles Richard Hamrick, Greenville: 2 PN. ' Hugh James Hansen, Fair- fax: 2 PM. Sevenih Row: William Newlon Haralson, Fori Payne: 2 PY. 0 Claudia Ann Hardin, Birmingham: 2 EED. ' Daniel Edward Hardin, Birming- ham: 2 BA: TKE, 0 Laurisfon Balfour Hardin, Murphy, N.C.: 2 SED: XS2, 0 Roberf Emory Harding, Foley: I PN. 0 James Swinl' Harding, Darrori, Ga.: 2 IN. Eighlh Row: G. David Hardwick, Hunlsville: 3 BA. 0 Gilberi L. Hardwick, Louisville, Ky.: I AR. ' Joel T. Hardwick, Hunlsville: I PN. 0 Peggy Ann Hardwick, I-Iarliorclg 3 SED: KA. ' Philip Casey Hardy, Doihan: I PE. 0 Sharron Lynne Hardy, Fairfield: I HE. Ninfh Row: Tommy Ray Hardy, Monlgomery: 2 IN: THE. 0 Jerrol Flynn Hare, Grove Hill: 2 PN. 0 James A. Harreif, Pell Ciryp 2 IE: KE. 0 Mary Eleanor Hargeil, Trussville: 2 SED. 0 Roberl Marion Har- geH, Haleyvilleg 3 AE. 0 Jon David Harkins, Monigomery: I SL. Tenlh Row: Eugene Wayne Harlin, Laneir: I BA. ' Mary Carol Harlin, Roa- noke: 2 HE. ' William A. Harman, Monlgomery: 3 IM. ' Arfhur Thomas Harman, Ailania, Ga.: 3 BA: ZH. 0 George H. Harper, Monlgomery: I AR. ' George Michael Harper, Birmingham: I PN. Elevenrh Row: Kenneih Slephen Harper, Evergreen: I BA. ' Michael McCarey Harper, Lanell: I PL. 0 Richard Dale Harper, Madison, Tenn.: 3 PY. ' Russell Wayne Harper, Easl Tallassee: I AG. ' Sidney Wren Harper, Talladega: 2 BA. 0 Sparks Lee Harper, Piedmont 2 ME. Twelflh Row: Terry Wade Harper, Miami, Fla.: I PN. U William Bradley Har- per, Monigomery: 2 SI.: AXA. 0 James David Harrell, German- Irown, Tenn.: I IN. ' Pairicia Ann Harrell, Troy: I EED. 0 Ann Forl' Harris, I-Iogansville, Ga.: I BI. 0 Carole Ann Harris, Tal- Iassee: 3 EED: AFA. Firsl Row: David C. Harris, Birmingham: I PN. U Anlhony W. HGHCOCIII Cullman: I PN. U Dorolhy E. Hand, Bay Minelle: 2 SED: KA9. U James G. Hand, Praiiville: 2 AM. U Perry Alberl' Hand, Heilon: 2 PN: QE. Q Charles Eugene Hanlce, I-lunlsville: I PS. Second Row: Bobby Lee Hanlrs, Mobile: 3 VED. U Marvin Lynn Hanlcs, Mem- phis, Tenn.: I PN. U Carol Ann Hanna, Birmingham: 2 FA, U Min- nie Gail Hannah, Pell Cily: I SL. U David C. Hannan, Auburn: 2 CH: KIPAG. U Calherine Elizabelh Hannon, Bessemer: 2 SED. Third Row: James Richard Hannon, Bessemer: 2 PG. U Slephen Folmar Han- num, Birmingham: I PL. U Janyce Hunler Hanson, Hunlsville: I SL. U Jeanne Scolnl Hanson, Monirose: 2 PV. U Rhell' G. Hanson, Gulf Shores: I CN. U Hugh Anderson Haralson, Eorl Payne, 2 AA. Fourfh Row: Mary Charles Haralson, Forl Payne: I PPY. U Roger Thomas Haralson, Wesl Poinl, Ga.: I PN. U Harry Swann Harbold, Nash- ville, Tenn.: I CN. U Lewis Travis Hardcaslle, Sheffield: 2 IE. U Philip Carey Hardee, Beairice: 3 AG. U Claude Douglas Harde- man, Cullman: I AN. Fiflh Row: Joseph Ronald Hardeman, Forr Valley, Ga.: 2 BA. U Rodney Claude Hardeman, Summerville, Ga.: I PD: ATS2. U Frank Wel- born Hardie, Dolhan: I PN: KA. U Franlc Camon Hardigree, Monigomery, 3 SED: ATQ. U Alice Holf Hardin, Moulrong 2 Bl. U Erin Nell Harris, Welumplca: ATA. Sixlh Row: Gregory Cliflon Harris, Daylona Beach, Fla.: I PNM. U Helen Marie Harris, Tuscaloosa: I SL. U James Michael Harris, Alexan- der Cily: I PN. U Jimmy Ramonn Harris, Vernon: I PN. U John Edward Harris, Selma: I BA. U John William Harris, Opelika: 3 AG. Sevenlh Row: Mary Jane Harris, Birmingham: I SED: AFA, U Michael Bryanl' Harris, Eorl Lauderdale, Fla.: 2 AE. U Milzi Lou Harris, Chero- kee: I SED. U Rebecca M. Harris, Cherokee: I BA: AAU. U Rich- ard C. Harris, Aflanla, Ga.: 3 PL: ATS2. U Susan Carol Harris, Arlania, Ga.: 2 SED: CDM. Eighlh Row: Terry Ann Harris, Birmingham: I MH: Illiflf. U Thomas G. Harris, Selma: I BA: EH. U William Larlrin Harris, Fairhope: I PD. U Wil- liam Larry Harris, Laneii: 2 BA. U Aubrey Bomtr Harrison, Mar- ion: I PY. U Deborah Harrison, Allanla, Ga.: I SED: AOIT. Ninfh Row: James Eddie Harrison, Grove Hill: I AN. U James Warren Harri- son, Monrgomery: 2 VM: EX. U Joseph Eugene Harrison, Hunis- ville: I BA. U Jack Warren Harry, Tilus: I PN. U Curlis Bernard Harl, LaGrange, Ga.: I PN. U George Leroy Hari, Pine Hill: I PN. Tenlh Row: Howard Wayne Hari, Sebring, Pla.: I BA. U John Michael Hari, Prichard: 3 BA: 93. U Roy Franlr Hari, Andalusia: 2 AM. U Roy Jerry Harl, Phenix Ciiy: 2 CE. U Roberf L. Har'I', New Smyrna Beach, Fla.: 2 VM: ATP. U William Howard Hari, Florence: 2 IM. Elevenlh Row: John Marlin Harlsfield, Ailanla, Ga.: 2 IE: IIKA, U Joseph Frank Hariz, Owensboro, Ky.: I BC. U Chrislopher Julius Harvey, Oneonla: I PN. U Earnesl Wayne Harvey, Gordo: 2 VED. U George Randy Harvill, Eaionlon, Ga.: I PN. U Janice Harwell, Tallassee: 2 SED. Twelflh Row: William Dave Harwood, Albermarle, N.C.: I PN: ATQ. U Jacob Harry Haslam, Forl Valley, Ga.: 2 AG. U Thomas Roberf Haslam, Fori Valley, Ga.: I PN. U Roberl James Hasseif, Union Springs: I PPY. U Emily Alice Halcher, Geneva: I SL. U Ollie Everell Halcher, Birmingham: I AR. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsf Row: George Lynn Hafcheff, Birmingham: I BA. U John Randolph Hafcheff, Birmingham: 2 BA: AXA. U Pamela Hauer, Mobile, I EED. U Michael Roy Haugsefh, Birmingham: I PN. U Ronald Dean Hauron, Auburn, I BA. U Cynfhia Hawkins, Foley: 2 SED. Second Row: Henry Cliff Hawkins, Auburn: 2 PM. U Judy Sue Hawkins, Bay Minefie: I BA. U Peggy Kafhryn Hawkins, Auburn: I EED. U Mary Jean Hay, Birmingham: I ED. U James Lewis Hayes, Alex- ander Cily: I PN. U Jeanneffe Claire Hayes, Enrerprise: 3 EED: XD. Third Row: Jesse Calvin Hayes, Sylacauga: 2 AA. Ulvlonroe Howard Hayes, Sylacauga' 3 ME. U Nancy Joyce Hayes, Praffville: 3 EED. U Rodney Mac Hayes, Jackson: I PPY. U Sfephen Richard Hayes, Hueyfown: I PN. U Valney Earl Hayes, Mobiie: I SL, Fourfh Row: Dennis L. Hayford, Monfgomery: 2 ME. U Alfred Chandler Haynes, Wedowee: I PVM. U Dennis Bradford Haynes, Birming- ham: I PN. U L Carey Haynes, Sfone Mounfain, Ga.: I PG. U Judy Evans Hays, Birmingham: I BA. U Sharon Anne Hayfer, Monfqomery: 3 SED: XQ. Fiffh Row: Lewis Adin Hayward, Foley: I PN. U Charles E. Haywood, Lake- land. Fla.: 2 IM: A'l'S2. U Thomas Wesley Hazelrig, Locusf Fork: 3 CN. U Mary Rebecca Heacock, Talladega: 2 SED: AAU. U Virginia Lynne Heacock, Mobile: I EDD. Carol Jean Head, AI- bany, Ga.: 2 SL: AAA. Sixfh Row: William Mark Head, Rock Mills: l PVM: BAE. U Gwendolyn Heard, Wefumpka: 2 SED. U Michael Frank Heard, Ramsey, N.J.: 2 AA: ATA. U Sandra Carol Heard, Alexander Cify: I EED. U James Nicholas Hearn, Georgefwon, Del.: 2 BA. U Samuel Glenn Hearn, LaGrange, Ga.: I BC. Sevenfh Row: Jane W. Hearne, Gamboa, Canal Zone: 2 EEDI ZTA. U James Roberf Hearh, Gold Hill: 2 EE: EAE. U Mary Lelanor Heafh, Gold Hill: 2 EED. U Thomas Alan Heafh, Mobile: I CN. U Vir- ginia Bishop Heafon, Birmingham: 3 VD. U James McCall Hebson, Sylacauga: I PN. Eighfh Row: Oliver Harper Heely, Jonesboro, Ga.: 2 AA, U Edward Vernen, Hegg, Birmingham: I PS. U Clare D. Hefdler, Dublin, Ga.: 3 IE: ATS2. U John Aufry Heidler, Dublin, Ga,: 2 BA, U Orlando Gerardo Heilbron, San Jose, Cosfa Rica: 2 EE. U Helen Marie Hein, Dolhan: 2 SL. Ninfh Row: Roberf Ralph Hein, Dofhan: 2 EE: f1P1'A. U Roberf Lawrence Heine, Easf Meadow, N.Y.: I CN. U James Richardson Held, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.: 2 PN. U Jean Helms, Birmingham: I ED. U Mary Anne Helms, Luverne, I HE. U Nancy Louise Helms, En- ferprise: I LT. Tenfh Row: Beverly J. Henderson, Whife Hall: 4 PY. U Caines Morris Hen- derson, Fairfax: 2 BA. U George Roberf Henderson, Columbus. Ga.: I PN. U James Presfon Henderson, Weaver: I PN. U Janice Marie Henderson, Selma: I EED. U Raymond Earl Henderson, Branfley: I SL. Elevenfh Row: Terry James Henderson, Five Poinfs: I PNM. U Tommy Glenn Hendrick, Macon, Ga.: I CN. U George Evereff Hendricks, Mil- fon, Fla.: 2 AE. U Harvae Wayne Hendricks, Echola: I PN. U Kirven C. Hendrix, Evergreen: 3 BA. U Ronald Wayne Hendrick, Hunfs- ville: I PN. Twelffh Row: Elizabefh Anne Henkin, Monfgomery: 2 EED: IIBG1. U Laura Diane Henninger, Pell Cify: I ED. U Gail Ann Henry, Payne, I SL. U James Wade Henry, Ozark: 2 PN. U Jerry Michael Henry, Selma: 2 PL: EN. U Joseph Roberf Henry, Bainbridge, Ga.: 2 PN. Firsl' Row: Karen Rulh Henry, Orryille: I BA. 0 Linda Louise Henry, Bir- mingham: 3 SA. ' Salli Ann Henry, Grenada, Miss.: I AR. 0 Warren A. Henson, Wagaryille: I PN. ' William Andrew Hen- son, Moulirie, Ga.: 2 IN. 0 Roland Thomas Hepburn, Auburn, I SL. Second Row: James William HepIins'I'aIl, Annision: 2 CN. 9 Dennis Neal Her- ber'I', Forl Valley, Ga.: I BA. 0 Michael Henry Hernandez, Hol- lywood, Fla.: 3 EE. 0 Clarence David Herndon, Abbeville! I PN. 0 Grace Miller Herndon, Auburn: 2 EED: AOIT. ' Hugh Donald Herndon, Monigomery: I AG. Third Row: Jerry Arnold Herren, Pine Hill: I MH. 0 Vivian F. Herren, Tal- Iassee: I SA. 0 James Marlin Herring, Deaisville: I VM: AXP. 0 James Roberi Herring, Monfgomery: I PPY. 0 Mary Marlha Her- ring, Abbeville: I EED. 0 Donna Gail Hesser, Monlgomery: I LT. Fourlh Row: Clyde Burfon Hewiii, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. 0 Michael Wayne Hewson, Lake Park, Fla.: I PM. ' Gary Kenneih Hickman, Mo- bile, I BC. ' Donald Thomas Hicks, Sheffield, I PN. 0 EmmeH Ted Hicks, Selma: I AN. 0 Roberl C. Hicks, Robins Air Force Ease: I PM: EFX. Fiffh Row: Susan Lynn Hicks, Monigomery: I SED. ' Marcus Lafayelie Hick- son, Forl' Valley, Ga.: 3 SED. ' CurI'is Thomas Hiers, Moulirie, Ga.: I BA. ' Alan Frank Higginbofham, Gadsden: 2 EE. 0 Joseph Michael Higginboiham, Decafur: I PL, 0 Ricky Dale Higgin- bolham, Pell Ciiy: 2 CN. Sixih Row: Scoil Allen Higginboiham, Bessemer: I PN. 0 Carey Thomas Hig- gins, Rome, Ga.: 2 IM: KA. 0 Marilou Highl, Hunlsville: I HE: I-LQ, ' Cecil C. Highlower, Euiaula, 3 IE. 0 Charles David High- fower, Troy: I MH. 0 Frances Dianne Highrower, Birmingham: I AT. Sevenlh Row: Philip Carer Hildebrandi, Lewislon, N.Y.: 2 EE. 0 Bobby G. Hill, Hunisvilleg 2 BA. 0 Bobby W. Hill, Roanoke: I PL. 0 Farris Em- meil' Hill, Birmingham: 3 ME. ' James Bryan Hill, Birmingham: 3 BA: QIUPA. 0 James Edward Hill, Auburn: I SL: E.-XE, Eighih Row: Jonafhan Henry Hill, Fernandina Beach, Fla.: I PS. 0 Judy Lee Hill, Ailanla, Ga.: 2 EED. 0 Kennefh Roy Hill, Talladega: 2 ME. U Richard Franklin Hill, Monigomery: I VM: ANTI. 0 Susan Eliza- belh Hill, Auburn: I SL: KAO. I Tommy E, Hill, Mobile, I WT. Ninlh Row: Vlfilliam Floyd Hill, Thomasville: I ED. 0 James William Hilleke, Gadsden: I PN. 0 Sandra Flo Hilleke, Birmingham: I ED. 0 Hil- burn Olfo Hilleslead, Baker Hill: 3 BI. ' Richard Eugene Hilley, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Hank Morgan Hilliard, Dolhan: 2 BA. Tenfh Row: Alan Philip Hinds, Mobile: 2 BA. 0 Perry Richard Hinds, De. caiury I BA. 0 Julia I. Hines Jackson Miss' 2 SL ' Mar M. . , -. . y Hines, Monigomeryg 3 EED: AOIT. 0 Posey Morlon Hines Bir- mingham: I PM. 0 Mary Elizabefh Hinkle, Langdale: 3 SEDI Eleve nlh Row: Glenn Leeroy Hinsdale, Alexander Cily: I BY. ' William H. Hin- SOI1. Evergreen: 2 AE. ' Margarel Anne Hinfon, Aimore: 2 TS. ' Ben Bryan Hiich, Monlgomery: I AN. 0 Russell Earl Hobb s. Talladega: I CN. ' Carol Jeanne Hobdy, Hayneville, 2 HE. Twelfih Row: Frank McDonald Hobgood, Calhoun, Ga.: I PNM, o William Edward Hochholzer, Hunisville: 3 PY: SX. 0 Thomas M. Hodge, '56dSd9VIZ I CH. ' Georgia Carold Hodges, Scoilsboro: 2 EED. 0 Judson Phillip Hodges, Birmingham: I AR. ' Raymond Dee Hodges, Albany, Ga.: I SL: III, UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Thomas Allen Hodges, Marierla, Ga.: I PM. U William Pascal Hodges, Birmingham: I AR. U John Roberl Hodglcins, Auburn: 3 PG. U Palricia Ann HodneH, Alexander Cily: I EE. U Fred Ray Hoer, Decalur: 2 BA. U Michael John Hoffer, Mariella, Ga.: 2 ID: TTKKT-'. Second Row: Fred J. Hoffman, 2 AE: KIPKT. U Kalherine Callaway Hoffman, Gadsden: 3 SED: APA. U Roberl Lin Holilman, Birmingham: I PN. U William Van Hoffman, Mailland, Fla.: 3 VM: SITE. U Mari- Iyn Dawn Hogan, Birmingham: 2 SL: HELD. U Thomas H. Hogan, Macon, Ga.: 2 BA: TKE. Third Row: Russell Brown Hogelin, Bessemer: I EE. U James Hunler Hogue, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. U Larry Joe Holbrook, Forr Payne: 2 BA. U Judy Cheryl Holcomb, Birmingham: I SL. U Gladys Carol Hold- brooks, Boaz: 3 HE. U Richard Claud Holder, Mobile: I SL. Fcurlh Row: Franlc Eugene Holiman, Greenville, Miss.: I AR. U Ronald Bell Holladay, Gordonsville: I AM. U Mary F. Holladay, Pell Cilyl 2 SED: KKF. U Claire Larlcins Holland, Florence: I ED. U Edward Henry Holland, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. U Joel Holland, Loclaharl: 3 IE. Fiffh Row: Michael Lynn Holland, Cedarlown, Ga.: 3 MH. U Palricia Diann Holland, Annislon: 2 BA: ZTA. U Sanford Hunler Holland, Scolls- boro: I APS. U William Henry Holland, Birmingham: 3 BA: ATU, U Sandra Elizabefh Holleman, Allanrag Ga.: I EED: KPN. U Edwin Lee Holley, Linden: I PN. Sixlh Row: James David Holley, Linden: 3 FY. U Nan Esles Holley, Moni- gomery: I FA. U Paula Jean Holley, Monlgomery: 2 HE. U Wayne Phillip Holley, Linden: I FY. U William Howard Holley, Head- Innd: 2 PD. U Charles Dewill Holliday, Monlgomery: I PN. Sevenfh Row: Roberl' Sanford Holliday, Rome, Ga.: I PN. U Belly Lee Hol- linger, Camden: 3 EED: AAII. U Frank O. Hollinger, Fairhope: I PN. U James Hollingshead, Havneville: I BA. U Alberl' Lawler Hollingsworfh, Arcadia, Fla.: I PN. U Ann Elizalaelh Hollingsworlh, Birmingham: 2 SL: KA9, Eighlh Row: Carolyn Marie Hollingsworlh, Reform: I BA. U Lawrence Hugh Hollingsworlh, Lincoln: 2 PN. U Richard Hollingsworlh, Fayeile: I CN. U Sandra Kay Hollingsworlh, Cordova: 2 SED. U Joseph Johnson Hollis, Florence: I PE. U Mary Alice Hollis, Birmingham: 3 EED: XU. Ninlh Row: Sylvia Hollis, Auburn: 3 SED: KKV. U John Thomas Holloman, Memphis, Tenn.: 3 PG: BGIT. U John Allon Holloway, Slocomb: I PN. U Don Gray Holloway, Wauwalosa: I BA. U Theresa Ann Holman, Monlgomery: 2 SL: UINP. U David Wayne Holmes, Hunlsville: 2 SL. Tenlh Row: Helen M Holmes, Summerdale: 3 LT. U Jacquelyn Ann Holmes, Brmingham: I ED. U Sandra K. Holmes, Samson: 3 HE: KA9, U Leila Mary Holroyd, Selma: I SL. U Gene Hollis Holsenbeclc, Aus- William A. Hopfon-Jones, Birmingham: I PM. U Charles R. Horn Elevenlh Row: Rila Beverly Holi, Birmingham: 2 SL. U William Charles Holi, Florence: I PN. U Michael Hudson Holfzclaw, Birmingham: I BA. U James Thursfon Honea, Tucker, Ga.: 2 BC. U Charles W. Honey, Tuscumbia: I PN. U F. H. Bo Honeycull, Mobile: 3 BA: ATO. Twelflh Row: Sharon Anne Honeycuil, Auburn: I HE. U Angeline H. Honnell, Aubrn: 2 EED. U Marilyn Marie Hood, Monlgomery: I SL. U Malher Daniel Hood, Annision: 2 TM. U Ronald Alan Hood, Madison: I PN. U Linda Lee Hooks, Dolhan: 3 SED. Firsl Row: Emily Hooper, Andalusia: 3 HE: 'IPM 0 James Edward Hooper, Moullon: 3 ME. ' Jo Ann Hooper, Moullon: 3 SED. 0 Richard Auguslus Hoover, Mobile: I PN. 0 George L. Hope, Birmingham: I PN. ' James Haskell Hope, Allanla, Ga.: I BA. Second Row: Ronald Kay Hopkins, Lindale, Ga.: I PN. ' William Hari Hop- kins, Waycross, Ga.: 2 IM: EH. ' Johnny L. Hopper, Hunlsville: I PPY. ' James Henry Hopperslead, Mobile: I PV: QPKT. 0 William A. Hoplon-Jones, Birmingham: I PM. ' Charles R. Horn, Goshen: I CN. Third Row: Richard Marlin Horn, Birmingham: I PN. ' Thomas Richard Horn, Greenville: 2 BA: ITKKP. 0 Wallace S. Horn, Ashland: 3 WT. U Cecil Lamar Horne, Moulirie, Ga.: I AR. 0 Charles Howard Horne, Louisville: 3 EE. ' Dennis E. Horne, Gardendale: I EA. Fourfh Row: James Ronald Horne, Opelika: 2 CN. 0 Travis Lee Horne, River- view: 2 BA. 0 Jane M. Hornsby, Tuskegee: I EED: AFA. 0 William M. Hornsby, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Slephen A. Horlon, Birming- ham: I PM. ' William Franklin Horlon, Vero Beach, Pla.: 3 AA. Fifi-h Row: Iris Gail Hosea, Birmingham: I SED. ' Linda L. Houk, Birming- ham: 3 LT. ' Julius Chesler Houldilch, Morris: I PN. 0 Belly Lucile House, Sylacauga: 2 EED. ' Carolyn Ann House, Alhens: 2 VD. ' William Mike House, Birmingham: 2 BA. Sixlh Row: David E. Housel, Gordo: I SL, ' Janice Housfon, Birmingham: 2 MH. ' Nancy Jane Houslon, Birmingham: I SED. ' Roberl Preslon Houslon, Coosada: 2 BA: AFP. I Sherrill Ann Houslon, Claylon: I HE. 0 George Travis Hovaler, Sheffield: 2 BC. Sevenlh Row: Carllon Thomas Howard, Leeds: 3 BA. 0 Dana Howard, Abbe- ville: 3 EED: AZ. 0 Darryl George Howard, Cullman: I PN. 0 Elliol' Fosler Howard, Birmingham: I BA. 0 James Roberl' Howard, Headland: I PS. 0 James William Howard, Tuscumbia: 3 SL: ITKA. Eighlh Row: Jana T. Howard, Toney: 3 HE: ATA. ' Susan Elizabelh Howard, Alexandria, Va.: 3 SL: ZTA. 0 Thomas Flash Howard, Albany, Ga.: 2 CN. ' Alex Howell, Blakely. Ga.: 2 PD: EAE. 0 Craig Wilson Howell, Foley: 2 PY. 0 George Clinlon Howell, Moni- gomeryi I PN. Ninlh Row: Jackie Howell, Enlerprise: 2 BA. ' Charles Melvin Howse, Harl- selle: 2 BA. 0 Carol Hubbard, Auburn: 3 LT: KKF. 0 Helen Joll Hubbard, Ozark: I HE. 0 Suzanne Hubbard, Talladega: 3 EED: AFA, 0 Gloria Jane Huber, Birmingham: 2 EED. Tenlh Row: William Barry Huckabee, Birmingham: I IN. U Pafricia Elizabefh Huckslep, Birmingham: I ED: ATA. 0 Virginia Cowan Huckslep, Birmingham: Z EED: Hlifif. ' Goefirey Edwin Huddleslon, Bir- mingham: I PN. 0 Virginia Hugh Hudgins, Alberlville: 2 EED: KA9, 0 Charles Craig Hudson, Florence: 3 PM: KIPKT. Elevenlh Row: Glenn Mifchell Hudson, Monigomery: 2 PPY. 0 Jere Howard Hudson, Monlgomery: I ID. U Roberl Harold Hudson, Millbrook: I PN. 0 Sleve C. Hudson, Theodore: 2 BC: 41:13. 0 William Henry Hudson, Jasper: 2 AG. ' Charles H. Hulil, Gadsden: I ID. Twelllh Row: Cheryl Ann HuFf, Brewion: 2 PE. ' Rodney Barran Huffman, Alex- ander Cily: 3 VD. ' Suzanne Howell Huffman, Allanla, Ga.: 2 SA: GPM. 0 Thurman Gary Huffman, Alexander Cily: 2 BA. 0 Rodney C. Huffsiuller, Birmingham: I PN. ' Alberl- Eugene Hughes, Rome, Ga.: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Brenda Jo Hughes, Monigomery: 2 SED. 0 Charloile Alice Hughes, Fori Payne: I HE. 0 Clinion Preble Hughes, Ailania, Cia.: 2 PN. 0 Danny Ross Hughes, Hunlsville: 2 AA. 0 Edward Burgess Hughes, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Floyd Donald Hughes, Haleyville: I PN. Second Row: John Isaac Hughes, Czark: I PD. ' Leslie D. Hughes, Allania, Ga.: I SL: KHP. 0 Melba Jean Hughes, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Millon John Hughes, Sylacauga: I PM. 0 Sara Faye Hughes, Hunisville: 2 PY. 0 Thomas Alexander Hughes, Laurel I-lill: I VED. Third Row: William Henry Hughes, Fori Wallon Beach, Fla.: 2 SL. 0 Julius Terrell Hugliey, Laneii: I PY. ' Slaniord Owen Hulsey, Truss- ville: 2 BA. 0 Douglas Royden Hulen, Birmingham: 2 IM: OE, 0 Roger Kermii Hull, Chailanooga, Tenn.: 2 AA. 0 Terry Belinda l'IulI, Chalianooga, Tenn.: I FA. Fourlh Row: Louis Phillip Humann, Ailania, Ga.: 3 PL: IPAQ. ' James Alfred Humphrey, Savannah, Ga.: I PN. 0 Mariha Lee Humphrey, Ma- con, Ga.: 3 SED. 0 Teresa Dean Humphrey, Tallassee: 2 SED. ' Pafricia Elizabelh Humphreys, Birmingham: 2 SED: ZTA. 0 Mickey Nolen Humphries, Reeliown: I VED. Fiflh Row: Gary Wayne Hunniculi, Opelika: I MH. 0 Daniel Kennelh Hunt, Macon, Ga.: I CN. 0 Delores Mae Hun'r, Valley Head: 2 PE. ' Floy Corinne Hunl, Birmingham: I GL. 0 Mary Lee Hunl, Au- burn: 2 EED. 0 John Parker Hunler, Columbus, Ga.: I BA. Sixlh Row: Mack Hamplon Hunler, Winchesier, Ky.: I PN. 0 Hallie Cynihia I'lurley, Wedowee: 2 SED. 0 John Brandon Hurley, Rome, Ga.: I PN. 'P Kermil' Wayne Hurley, Roanoke: 2 PY. ' Dennis W. Hursl, Ocala, Fla.: 2 EE. ' Roberl' Parker Hursl, Talladega: 2 PY: VY ..g. Sevenlh Row: Sandra Jones Hursl, Talladega: 3 SED. 0 William Clarence Hursl, Talladega: 3 PY: HKGJ. 'Dwighlr Hursilon, Bremen, Ga.: I ED. 0 Lillian Ellen Hussey, Talladega: 2 SED. ' Henry Frank Huiche- son, Buchanan, Ga.: I PN. ' Henry Alexander Hulchins, Gadsden: 3 VD. Eighfh Row: Susan Lamar Hulchinson, Alhens: I ED. 0 Verna Rebecca Hulchin- son, Buller: I HE. ' Arlhur Hulson, Mobile: I AR. 0 Carol Jane Hulson, Harlselle: I HE. 0 Roberl E. Hulson, Powder Springs, Ga.: 3 IE: DIPE. 0 Billyross Hullo, Ozark: 2 BA. Ninlh Row: Jerry Daniel Hyall, Opelika: 3 BA: ATA. 0 William A. Hyland, Mobile: 2 EE. 0 Jeraid Lewis lkner, Decaiur: I PN. ' Nancy Lor- raine lngle, Demopolis: I HE. 0 Cliflon Burlon Ingram, Auburn: 2 BA. 0 Joe T. Ingram, Selma: 2 PN. Tenih Row: Kenneih Randall Ingram, Aiialla: I PN. 0 Richard Thomas In- gram, Leeds: I PN. 0 Thomas Neal Ingram, Birmingham: 2 BA: ATQ, 0 Virginia Alice Ingram, Cullman: I FA. 0 Wallace Siancle Ingram, Tallassee: 2 PD. 0 William Earl Ireland, Birmingham: I CN. Elevenlh Row: William Ellis Ingram, Banks: 3 AM: AVP, 0 John Alexander lr- vine, Memphis, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Susan Lee Irwin, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Marianne lveli, Birmingham: I PPY. ' Kay Ellen Ivey, Camden: 3 SED: AVA. 0 Larry R. Ivey, Brewion: 2 PN. Twelfih Row: Mary Ann Ivey, Brewion: I SL. 0 Richard Drummond Izard, Wil- Ion, Conn.: I IN. 0 Lee lzen, Birmingham: 2 PY. 0 Carol Ann Jacks Adamsvilleg I ED. 0 Andrew Charles Jackson, Tuscaloosa: I SL. 0 Andrew William Jackson, College Park, Ga.: I IN. Firsi' Row: Charles Burion Jackson, Lake Cily, Fla.: 3 AA. ' Gerald L66 Jackson, Monroeville: I PN. ' Nancy Gayle Jackson, TUSIYGQGGT I PPY. 0 Philip McBride Jackson, IV, Alexander Ciiyt I AR. ' Roberf Lawrence Jackson, III, Selma: I PN. ' Ronald Lee Jack- son, Breeville, Texas: I PN. Second Row: lfonald Oiis Jackson, Birmingham: I TM. U Sheila Lynn Jackson. Homewood: I EED. ' Wiley Thomas Jackson, Jr., Birmingham? I PN. 0 Jane Anne Jacobs, Gadsden: 2 EED: QM. ' Larry Joel Jacobs, Moullon: I PN. 0 Roberl William Jacobs, Birmingham! I BA. Third Row: Shirley Anne Jacobs, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Penny Sue Jacoby. Winier Haven, Fla.: I LT: XQ. 0 Brice Dewiil James, Birmingham: I PV. 0 Dorolhy Bedell James, Auburn: 3 SED: KKl'. 0 Pafricia Ann James, Hunisville: 3 SED. ' Roberi E. James, Laneiii I PL- Fourih Row: William Snider James, Jasper: I PN. ' Michael Andrew Jarvis, Se-mmes: I OH. 0 Thomas J. Jay, Ill, Ozark, I PN. 0 Pafricia Anne Jeanes, Jackson, Miss.: I DR: IIBfID. ' Mary Lou Jeffords, Bir- mingham: 2 I-IE: AZ. 0 Nancy Susan Jeffrey, Birmingham: I EED. Fiilh Row: Carol Sue Jehle, Monlgomery: 2 SED: KAKIJ. 0 Linda Carol Jehle, Monigomery: I PG, ' Alonza Wimberly Jenkins, III, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. 0 Charles Glenn Jenkins, Jr., Birmingham: 2 AE. 0 David Carlion Jenkins, Jr., Tuskegee: 2 MH. 0 Donna Mildred Jenkins, Monigomery: 2 SED. Sixih Row: Jennie Kehoe Jenkins, Bfrminqham: I SL. 0 Joe E. Jenkins, Auf burn: 2 AA. 0 Joseph Mike Jenkins, McCaIIa: 3 PY. D Mildred Maxwell Jenkins, Auburn: 2 ED. 0 Nancy Beverly Jenkins, Auburn: I BA. 0 Palricia Ann Jenkins, Oxford: 2 SED. Sevenih Row: Chrislopher Wayne Jennings, Gonzalez, Fla.: 3 CE. 0 Pairicia A. Jennings, Babylon, N.Y.: 2 EED. 0 Francis Sigfred Jensen. Birmingham: I PN. 0 Paul F. Jensen, Newnan, Ga,: 2 SL: EH. S Brenda Kay Jerkins, Birmingham: I SL. 9 James Gordon Jerne- gan, Sylacauga: I VED. Eighlh Row: Mary Barnes Jernigan, Opelika: 3 EED: AAA. 0 Edward Marshall Jessen, Summerville, S.C.: I PN. ' Manning Thomas Jefer, III, Monigomerv: 2 PN. ' Jerald Lee Jindrich, Monigomery: 2 VD. 0 Anlhony Lee Johnson, Dadevilleg I PN, 0 Bobby Earl Johnson, Auburn: I BC. Ninfh Row: Bobby Ray Johnson, Chalianooga, Tenn.: I PN. ' Charles A. P. Johnson, III, Homewood: 2 PY. 0 Charles Grady Johnson, Fori Milchellg 2 PV. 0 Charles Maurice Johnson, Jr., Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. 0 Cleo Murray Johnson, Jr., Birmingham: I AR. 0 Diane Elizabeih Johnson, Homewood: I PE. Tenih Row: Donald Ross Johnson, Monigomery: 2 PM, 0 Earl Crawford John- son, Monigomerv: 2 AG. 0 Earl Verner Johnson, Andalusia: I PN. 0 Edward Ronny Johnson, LaGrange, Ga.: I AR. 0 Frank Wilburn Johnson, Jr., Sheffield: I PPY. 0 Gran? Gusfau Johnson, Dawson, Ga.: 2 SL. Elevenfh Row: Harry Leslie Johnson, Phenix Ciiy: I PD: BAE. 0 James Roberf Johnson, Sheffield: I CH. 0 Jerry Lee Johnson, Cenireville: I FY. ' John Charles Johnson, Cleveland: 3 EE. 0 John Kimbrough Johnson, Bay Minelle: 3 PL. 0 Judy Johnson, Tuskegee: 2 BA. Twelflh Row: Larry Allen Johnson, Auburn: 2 BI. ' Larry P. Johnson, Gadsden: 3 AA. 0 Larry Wayne Johnson, Wilsonville: I PN. 0 Leroy Earl JOIWISON. JI'-. DGCGIUFI I PN. 0 Lynwood Scoff Johnson, Moni- gomery: I BA. ' Marquis Arnold Johnson, Bluefield, W. Va.: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Michael Keilh Johnson, Annislon: I CN. 0 Philip Douglas John- son, Monigornery: I PG. ' Philip Earl Johnson, Cenlre: I AE. I Phillip Kermil Johnson, Alberlville: I PN. 0 Roberl Ellis Johnson Selma: I PS. 0 Roberl Michael Johnson, Auburn: I PN. Second Row: Ronald W. Johnson, Eorl Wallon Beach, Fla.: I PL. 0 Samuel Paul Johnson, Birmingham: I SL. ' Sarah Anne Johnson, Brewlon: 3 HE: AAU. 0 Slephen Cardwell Johnson, Weaver: 2 BI. ' Tommy Everell- Johnson, Grillin, Ga.: I PN. 0 Verona Ann Johnson, Mo- bile: 3 SED. 'lhird Row: VVaIler Frank Johnson, Jr., Georgiana: 2 BA: EN. 0 William Dennis Johnson, Mabelion, Ga.: I PN. 0 William Morris John- son, Georqiana: 2 BA. U Willam Rabun Johnson, Greensboro, Ga.: 2 AR. 0 Barbara G. Johnslon, Mobile: I SED. ' Gordon Jerome Johnsion, Grand Bay: 3 EE. Fourlh Row: Henry Judson Johnslon, Alexander Cily: 2 CN. 0 John Franklin Johnslon, Jr., Greensboro: 2 AG. 0 John Kennelh Johnslon, Moni- qomery: 2 EE. U Riclgely Miller Johnslon, Annislong I ED: KA. 0 Slephen Gibson Johnslon, Mobile: I BA. ' Timolhy Philip John- sion, Vernice, Fla.: 2 VM. Fiiih Row: Joe Lewis Joiner, Grillin, Ga.: I BA. 0 Marlha Carolyn Jolly, Opelika: I SA. ' Brenda Sue Jones, Auburn: 3 EED. U Dannie Kale Jones, Monlqomery: 2 SED: AFA. 0 Deanna Lynn Jones, Monlqomery: 3 HE: ADH. 0 Dennis Malcolm Jones, Phenix Cily: I PL. Sixfh Row: Donald A. Jones, Guin: I PN. 0 Frank David Jones, Prailville: 2 PD. ' George Vernon Jones, Monlgomery: 3 CE. ' Henry Mouzon Jones, Jackson Miss.: 4 VM: Asif. ' J. Delaine Jones. Brunswick, Ga.: I AR. 0 James Michael Jones, Aulauqaville: 2 BI: ATP. Sevenlh Row: Jerry Orline Jones, Brenl: I CN. ' Jo Ann Jones, Alberlville: 2 EED: AOH. ' John Ronald Jones, Birmingham: 3 PY. 0 Judilh Ann Jones, Monlqomery: 3 PED: XS2. ' Julia Frances Jones, Selma: I ED. ' Julianne Elizabelh Jones, Mobile: I PG. Eighfh Row: Kalhryn Lenore Jones, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 CH: ZTA. 0 Laura Ann Jones, Monlqomery: 2 SED. U Leland Clyde Jones, Hunlsville: 2 AR. ' Linda Calherine Jones, Fl. Benninq, Ga.: 2 VD. 0 Louis Frank- lin Jones, Panama Cify, Fla.: 3 APS. ' Marcia Gene Jones, Do- Ihan: I EED: KA. Ninih Row: Marion Michael Jones, Wilmer: I PVM. 0 Palricia Dulfon Jones, Dallon, Ga.: 2 EED: QM. 0 Preslon Allen Jones, Anderson, S.C.: I PM. 0 Roberl Earl Jones, Linden: I PN. 0 Roberf Edwin Jones, III, Mariella, Ga.: I PN. ' Roberl' Gary Jones, Hunlsville: I MH. Tenih Row: Roberl' Merrill Jones, Hunlsville: 3 AE. 0 Roberl' Taylor Jones, Forl Wallon Beach: Fla.: I PL. ' Roberl' Wilder Jones, Decalur: I TS. 0 Ronald Guesl' Jones, Forl Payne: I CN. ' Roselyn Jones, Bessemer: I EED. ' Rosemary Bachman Jones, Dallon, Ga.: 3 SA: flrll. Elevenlh Row: Sidney Ray Jones, Eayellre: I PN.: 0 Warren Terroll Jones, Syla- cauga: 2 VD. 0 William Charles Jones, Sylacauga: 3 SL: HKGP. ' William Harry Jones, Siluria: I PN. ' William Slanley Jones, Mounlain Brook: I AR. 0 Gene Allen Jonson, Greenville: Miss.: I AT. Twelflh Row: Roberl Crawford Jonson, Auburn: 3 PS: QE. 0 George Edwin Jordan, Skipperville: 3 EE. ' James Ralph Jordan, Auburn: I BI. 0 Janice E. Jordan, Kowaliga Beach: I EE: X9. 0 John Earl Jor- dan, Jr.. Shelilield: 2 CN. ' Rodney Wyail Jordan, Alexander Cily: I SL. Firsl' Row: James F. Jowell, Trallord, I FY. U Ronald Milfon Jowers, Selma, 3 BA. U Richard Manfon Joyner, Birmingham, I SL. U George Birch Juneman, Birminqham, 3 BA, EX. U Joseph Conway Jusfice, Gorgianna, 2 PED, EN. U Larry Kabase, Shalimar, Fla., I SL. Second Row: David Kahn, Monlgomery, 2 BA. U Herberl' Edward Kaiser, EI- berla, I AM. U John Paul Kaiser, Jr., Elberla, 3 AM. U Kalhleen Helen Kaiser, Foley, I HEE. U Lynda Margarel Kaiser, Foley, I HEE, KKl'. U Carol Ann Kamprhuis, Mobile, I BI. Third Row: Michael E. Kanfor, Columbus, Ga., 2 CN, AEII. U Don Gary Karolyi, Augusla, Ga., 2 CH. U Charles Ernesl Karrick, Mobile! I SL. U Ann Marie Kassinger, Chamblee, Ga., 2 HE, AZ. U Theo Chris Kalechis, Monlgomery, 2 AG. U Evelyn Suzanne Kales, Foley, I I-IEE. Fourlh Row: Barry Clagefl Kay, Annislon, I BC. U Jerry Frank Kearley, Mo- bile, 2 EE. U Mar'Iha Leigh Kearley, Gainesville, Fla., I SED. U Dennis Morgan Keeble, La Grange, Ga., I PN. U James Joseph Keeble, La Granqe, Ga., 3 AG. U George Morris Keen, Birming- ham, I CN. Fillh Row: Charles Denham Keene, Clarksville, Tenn., 3 PY. U Palricia Anne Keener, Selma, I SL. U Richard Jennings Keilh, Birminqham, I PN. U George A. Kell, Marion, Va., 2 PN. U Barbara Ann Keller, Maxwell A.F.B., 3 EED, XQ. U Don C. Keller, Cullman, 2 BI, EN. Sixlh Row: William Simon Keller, Cullman, I PN. U Auslin Collier Kellerl, Gadsden, 2 CN. U Byron Randolph Kelley, Evergreen, I IN. U Helen Olive Kelley, Marion Junclion, 3 EED. U Jack Arnold Kelley, Birmingham, 2 MI-I, B9I'I. U James Chesler Kelley, Jr., Ever- qreen, 3 BC. Sevenlh Row: John Allen Kelley, Andalusia, 3 VED. U Sue Claire Kelley, Birming- ham, 2 SED. U Wanda Pichards Kelley, Tuskegee, I ID. U Ralph Gerald Kellum, Alexander Ciiy, I PNM. U Huber? Andy Kelly, Decalur, I PN. U Karen Rulh Kelly, Birmingham, 2 SL, IPM. Eigh+h Row: Lawrence Alex Kelly, Tirus, 3 AE. U Mary Ann Kelly, Prallville, 2 EED. U Roberf M. Kelly, Yazoo Cily, Miss., 3 AR, KA. U Sue Ann Kelly, La Grange. Ga., I SED. U Virginia Anne Kelser, Birmingham, 2 EED, KA. U Eleanor Jane Kendall, Monlqomery, 2 SED. Ninlh Row: Dale Kemp Kendrick, Roberrsdale, I AA. U Donald Terry Kendrick, Mobile, I PL. U James Randall Kennedy, Hazel Green, I PN. U Ouida Jo Kennedy, Alexander Ciiy, 3 HE, AOH. Will Howard Kennedy, Jr., Pine Hill, 2 CE. U Carole Anne Kennedy, Tillon, Ga.: 2 EE. Tenlh Row: James Howard Kenf, Jr., Jasper, 2 PN. U Karen Lee Keni, For? Benning, Ga., I SED. U Richard Franklin Kenf, Monlqomery, I PN. U John Theodore Keown, Rome, Ga., I PN .U Joseph Michael Keracher, Gadsden, I ID. U William Carsfon Kercher, Jr., Indi- alanlic, Fla., I MI-I. Elevenlh Row: Neal Edward Kern, Allenlown, Pa., 2 PN. U Kil Slanlon Kerns, Birmingham, 2 BA, AYP. U Gerald Wayne Kervin, Georqiana, 3 AM. U Roberf Paul Kelchem, Harllord, I BA. U Susan Early Kel- 'lerson, Nashville, Tenn., I BA. U Charles Larry Key, Memphis, Tenn., 2 AR. Twelffh Row: Jerry Roberf Key, Carbon Hill, I PN. U Margarel A. Key, Roa- noke, I SED. U Pa'I'ricia Joyce Key, Birmingham, I MI-I. U Tommy Ray Key, Annislon, 2 SED. U Sherri Lynn Keyes, Alhens, 2 SED. U Sidney Sanford Keywood, Birmingham, I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Brenda Elaine Kiclclighler, Savannah, Ga.: 2 EED: CIPH. 0 Billy Dewayne Kidd, Fori Payne: I CH. 0 Charles Marlin Kieffer, Jr., Monrgomery: I PE. 0 Freddie Charles Kighr, Jr., Panama Ciiy, Fla.: I PN. U James Leonard Kilburn, Luiz, Fla.: I SL. 0 James Michael Kilgore, Double Springs: I PY. Second Row: Mike W. Kilgore, Carrolllon, Ga.: I AR. ' Lesler Howard Kille- brew. Abbeville: 3 PN: 93. ' William Thomas Killian, Annision: I PN. 0 Nancy Ellen Killingsworih, Birmingham: 3 EED. 0 Wil- Iiam Roberl' Killingsworlh, Jr., Birmingham: 3 AE. 0 Arlhur Lloyd Killough, Greenville: 3 SL. Third Row: Douglas Milchell Kilpairick, Evergreen: I PN. 0 Michael O'Brian Kilpalrick, Evergreen: 3 PD. ' Rodney Gram' Kilpalrick, Meridian- villep I PN. 0 Roberl Ellioll' Kimbrough, Tuscumbia: 2 PN. 0 Sadie Frances Kimbrough. Auburn: 2 SED. ' Thomas Bruce Kime, Birmingham: I PN: EX, Fc-urlh Row: Edwin Hugh Kincaid, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Homer Francis Kindig, Jr., Graceville, Fla.: 3 PE. 0 Benny Lamar King, Auburn: I SL. 0 Charles Roberl' King, Birmingham: 3 CE. 0 David Ernesl King, Mobile: 2 PN. U Donald Devanl King, Hunisville: I PPY. Fiiih Row: E. Ray King, Ashville: 3 ME. ' Gary Virgil King, Ailania, Ga.: I PN. ' Harry Charles King, Dania, Fla.: 3 VM. 0 James Thomas King, Columbus, Ga.: I PM. 0 Kal-herine Sue King, Bessemer: I SL. 0 Larry Alan King, Monigomerv: I BA. Sixih Row: Margarel Ann King, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Roberl L. King, Rains- viIIe: I ME. 0 James Thompson Kinnard, Ill, Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. 0 Roberl Walson Kinney, Jr., Birmingham: 2 PN. 0 Harald Brandon Kirk, Monigomery: I PV. 0 Raymond Edward Kirk, Orr- ville: I PN. Sevenlh Row: James Edward Kirkendall, Jr., Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 AE. ' James Roberi' Kirkland, Jr., College Park, Ga.: 2 PN. ' JeFFerson Pralher Kirkland, Monigcmery: I BA. 0 Ronald Walker Kirkland, Tuscuma bia: 2 ME: IIKA. 0 Wesley Claylon Kirkland, Doihan: 2 PY: TKE. 0 Angela M. Kirkpalrick, Monlgomery: 3 PG: HBIIJ. Eighih Row: Joy Danese Kirlcpalrick, Orlando, Fla.: 2 SED. 0 Lawrence Henry Kirkpalrick, Jr., LaGrange, Ga.: 3 BA. 0 W. Roy Kirkpalrick. Monigomerv: 2 DR. ' Everell Henry Kirkpalrick, Waverly: I PN. 0 Judilh Frances Kirls, Evansville, Ind.: I SL. 0 Keilh Randolph Killinger, Jr., Bfrmingham: I PN. Ninlh Row: John Jay Killle, Hunlsville: I PL. 0 Larry Reid Kizer, Waycross, Ga.: I PN. 0 Rainer Ernsl Klauss, I-lunisville: I PN. 0 Gerald Rodney Kleedehn, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Carl Paul Klein, Lillian: I PN. 9 John Thomas Klinner, Birmingham: 2 IN. Tenlh Row: Larry Foy Knfghl, Ozark: 2 PNM: EFX. ' William C. Knighl, Monl- vrmery: 3 BA. 0 William Ronald Knighl, Boaz: I PN. 0 Waller Knirilfen, Cullman: I PN. ' Gloria Jeanne Knowles, Birmingham: 3 VD: KIJNI. 0 Myra F. Knowles, Ailania, Ga.: 3 SED: 'FHL Elevenlh Row: Dorolhy C. Knowllon, Demopolis: 2 I-IE: KA. ' Beliy Paul Knox. Brewfgng I SED, 0 James Blair Knox, Washinglon, D.C.: 2 ID. 0 Joanne Mariurie Knulson, Monigomery: I HE: XYZ. ' Barbara Jean Koeppgl, Monigomerv: 2 MH. ' Janice Ann Kolb, Monigomeryi I SED. Twelflh Row: F. Miles Koppersmilh, Monigomery: I PN. ' Slephen Covper Korn, Monlgomery: 2 AE. 0 Sieve H. Koslow, Hunlsville: I PN. a Pai.-icia Gennady Kosolapofl, Auburn: 3 SL. ' William -l0I1I'1 Koslik, Jr., Orlando, PIa.I 2 CH- ' ErneS+ KYGH. Mobllei 3 BA- I Firsl Row: Chrisline Louise Kramer, Eairhope: 3 EED. 0 Gordon Clay Kramer, Auburn: 3 SL. ' William Charles Kramer, Mobile: 2 PN. ' James AI Kranzusch, Monigomery: 2 BA: SAE. ' Michael Carler Krause, Heilin: 2 PN. 0 David Roberf Krenlz, Mobile: I PN. Second Row: Palricia Ann Krig, Monigornery: I HE. ' Linda Kay Kronlield, Herndon, Va.: I PE. ' James Deas Kraudop, Andalusia: I SL. 1 Dieter W. Kuberg, Hunlsville: 2 ME: Alf!-'. 0 Judifh Pairicia Kubilis, Aihens: 3 ID: AOH. 0 Roberf W. Kuhlman, Auburn: 3 ARI UE. Third Row: Carol Ann Kunfze, Aiken, S.C.: I SED. 0 Edmund Clanion Kyser, Monievallo: 2 BA: EN. 0 Herberi' Colman Kyzer, Bessemer? I PN. ' William Larry Laalsch, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Barry Alan Labrecque, Eori McClellan: I AR, ' Kalhy Nina Lacey, Helena: 2 EED. Eourih Row: Samuel G. Lacey, Ailanla: I PM. ' ThOmas Arfhur Lacey, Bir- mingham: 2 BI. 0 Barry Van Lackei, Sylacauga: I PL. 0 Bobby Wayne Lackey, Muniord: I PN. 0 Nilda Dianne Lackey, Talla- dega: I SED. ' Roberi Michael Lackey, Birmingham: I PN. Fiilh Row: Alice Ann Lacy, Hunlsville: 2 VD. 0 William Larry Lacy, Hena- gor: I BI. 0 Mimi Lafire, Mobile: 2 SL: KA. U Linda A. Lafon- iaine, Eranlciori, Ky.: 2 PY. 0 Roberl' Cole Lagew, Jr., Columbus. Ga.: 2 SED. ' Gregory Allen Laguaile, Birmingham: I PN. Sixih Row: Francis Hempslead Laird, Chilclersburg: I AR. 0 John Hayes Lakin, Eorl' Walion Beach, Pla.: I PN. 0 Alice Lucile Lamar, Do- ihan: I EED. 0 Marion Lee Lamb, Claylon, Ga.: I PN. 0 Frederick James Lamberi, Monile: 3 EE. 0 Gary Edward Lamberi, Rernlap: 2 SED. Sevenih Row: Raymond Allen Lamberl, Mobile: I PG. W. D. Hobbs Lamberl, Uriah: I AM. ' William Leroy Lamberf, Newnan, Ga.: I PN. 0 Leon Robison Lamberfh, Homeslead, Fla.: I BI. ' James Roberi Lamkin, Aliallag I PN. ' Joseph Edward Lammon, Enierprise: 3 PE: EN. Eighih Row: Philip E. Lamoreaux, Tuscaloosa: 2 AR: IIKA. 0 Henry Grady I-6nCe. Jr.. Dalion, Ga.: 2 PL: XT. 0 Susan Ann Lance, Laneli: I SED. ' Edward Hudon Landers, Campbell: 2 BT. ' James D. Landrum, Jr., Pinson: I PN. ' Larry SCOH Landrum, Phenix Ciiy: 3 SL. Ninlh Row: Peggy Slarr Lane, Birmingham: 3 SED: AZ. O James Winfield Laney, Monigomery: I PN. ' James Hillon Lamliord, Ailania, Ga.: I AR. 0 Barbara Louise Lang, Birmingham: 2 LT. U Harry Mariin Lange, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. ' John William Lange, Jackson, Miss.: 2 AR: ITKA. Tenrh Row: James Darrell Langford, Ariion: I AED. 0 Paul Jerome Langford, Tallassee: 2 PN. ' Earl Thomas Langley, Jr., Camp Hill: I PS. 0 Edward Murray Langley, Camp Hill: I BA. 0 Vicioria Langley, LaEayel're: I EED. 0 William Sco'H' Langley, Alex Ciiy: 2 SL. Elevenih Row: James Alexander Langlois, Selma: I PM. ' James Howard Lang- sion, Monigomery: 3 IN. ' James Kennerh Langslon, Dalion, Ga.: 3 BA. ' Ada Alice Lanier, Rock Mills: I HE: KA. 0 LafayeHe Lanier, IV, Riverview: 3 BA. 0 Vicioria O'NeaI Lanier, Birming- ham: 2 SED. Twelffh Row: Diane C. Lankford, Birmingham head Lankford, Alex Cily: 2 PGi Pla.: 2 AE: ITKA. 0 Mary Sue Ray C. Lapier, Sylacauga: 2PE I EED: AOII. 0 Lewis ' Ronny Dean Lankford, Lansiord, Scoiisboro: I IIIUIJ. 0 Thomas Allen Whife- Ocala, MH, 0 Larsen, Clearwaler, Pla.: I PN. UN DERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firs'I Row: Danny Warren Larson, Milledgeville, Ga.: I PN. 0 Michael Thomas Larson, Trussville: I PN. 0 William B. Lassiier, Hunisvillez I SL. ' Roberi Ernesi' Laiham, Birmingham: 2 EE. 0 Janel Elizabelh Laughmiller, Birmingham: I I-IE. ' Carla Gail Lauruhn, Birming- ham: I HE: AOTI. Second Row: Richard David Lavender, I-Iunisville: I AR. 0 Adolph Charles Lavin, Birmingham: 3 IN. ' Billy Marshall Law, I-Iunisville: I BA. ' John Rufledge, Lawhon, Macon, Ga.: I AR. 0 Millard BarneH Lawley, Pell Ciiy: 2 BA: EAE, 0 Evelyn Lawrence, Praiiville: I I-IE. Third Row: Johnny Buyan Lawson, Lincoln: 2 CE: AXA. 0 Kenneih Milion Layion, Peru, Ind.: I PCN. ' Joe Beal Lazenby, Ailania, Ga.: I SL. 0 Kennefh Earl Lazenby, Ecleciicg 4 PV. 0 Nancy Siewari Lazenby, Monroeville: 2 EED. ' Alan Ray Leach, Selma: I PN. Fourih Row: Dale Adrienne Leach, Auburn: 2 LT. 0 Arnold Doss Lealc, River View: I PN. 0 Judy Dianne Leamon, Birmingham: I Ol-I: ZTA. 0 Ralph Glenn Leary, Columbus, Ga.: 3 BA. 0 Larry Neal Lecroy, Birmingham: I PN. ' Wanda Kay Lecroy, Orieonia: 2 SED. Fifth Row: James Brewer Ledbefier, Tallassee: 2 CE. ' Jerry Donald Led- l::eHer, Tallassee: I PNM. 0 William F. Ledyard, Jr., Monigom- ery: 2 ME: AXA. 0 Alea Suzanne Lee, Leeds: I SED. 0 Anihony Tilford Lee, Tuskegee Insiiiuie: 2 PL. 0 Diane Lee, Enierprise: 2 VD: KA. Sixih Row: Eric McGavoclc Lee, Ailania, Ga.: 2 PN. 0 Hal Franklin Lee, Harl- selle: 2 VED. 0 Henry F. Lee, Monigomery: 2 PL: EN. ' Jonelle Eloise Lee, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Nelda Kaye Lee, Alicevilleg 2 AE. ' Paul R. Lee, Sarasoia, Fla.: I LT. Sevenlh Row: Roberi Waller Lee, Columbus, Ga.: 3 SED. 0 Sara Eugenia Lee, Opp: I BA: XD. 0 Ted Dallon Lee, Danville: 3 EE: BQII. 0 Terry Vincenf Lee, I-Iunlsville: I PN. ' George William Lefoy, Jr., Bire mingham: I PPY. 0 T. Leon Leggelf, Mobile: I FY. Eigh+h Row: Joseph Andrew Lehman, Nashville, Tenn.: I SL. 0 Enid Fern Leigh, Mobile: I LT. U Charles Thomas Lemmond, Alexander Ciiy: I PD. ' Carol Sue Len, Birmingham: 3 EED. 0 Craig Sleven Lenhard, I-Iunisville: I PS. ' Clinlon, H. Lenoir, Jr. Auburn: 2 AR: LIJPA. Ninih Row: Alfonso Joseph Leo, Birmingham: 2 FY. 0 Isabelle Jane Leonard, Columus, Ga.: 2 EED: XQ. 0 Joseph Bernard Leonard, Jr., Au- gusia, Ga.: 3 AE. ' Sieve P. Leonard, Birmingham: I PN: ZCIDE, ' Dana Dean Lesley, Birmingham: 3 SED. 0 Mary Kay Lesley, Birmingham: 2 EED. Tenih Row: Elmer B. Leslie, Annision: 2 VED. 0 Elizabeih Merle Lessley. Goodwaier. 2 SED. ' James Sianley Lesier, Auburn: 2 PV. D Leon Ronald Lesier, Roanoke: 3 ME. 0 Carla Jo Leicher, Fair- field: I SED: ZTA. 0 Roberi Winsion Leii, Opelilca: I PL. Elevenlh Row: William Mayo Leveille, Cleveland, Tenn.: l AR. 0 Linda Sue Levereii, Birmingham: I EED. ' Andy Levereiie, Monigornery: I PV. ' Beverly Holly Lewis, Monigomery: I SED. ' Bobby Rea Lewis, Balmer Hill: I PD. 0 Dixie A, Lewis, Moundville: 4 PY. Twelfih Row: Edward Nolen Lewis, Fl. Worih, Texas: I AR. 0 James Randolph Lewis, Ailaniic Beach, Fla.: I PN. 0 John J. Lewis, Jr., Blounis- ville: I AG. ' Larry Alex Lewis, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Pairicia Kay Lewis, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Rex Euel Lewis, Fayeiie: I PE. Firsl Row: Rodney A. Lewis, Kellyion: 3 BA: EX. 0 Sheila Ann Lewis, Gads- den: 3 SED. 0 William Dean Lewis, Hunlsville: I SL. 0 William Green Licldon, Doihan: 2 BA. ' Capers Eugene Lifsey, Wesi Poinl, Ga.: I BA. 0 James Arlhur Lighlfool, Bessemer: 2 IE. Second Row: Eddie Wayne Liles, Brunswick, Ga.: I PE. ' Gloria Dianne Liles, Lalayeiie: 2 EEDg APA. 0 Judy Lane Liles, Laliayeiie: 2 EED. ' Susan Liles, Brewion: 2 HE: AAA. ' Walfon VandegriFf Linder, Oneonia: I VM. 0 Cynihia Anne Lindsey, Birmingham: 2 VD: IIBfI1. Third Row: Deayn Lindsey, Tuscaloosa: 2 SL. ' Delores I. Lindsey, Cedar- iown, Ga.: 2 EED. 0 Edwin Earl Lindsey, Augusia, Ga.: 2 BA: OX. 0 Richard Holbrook Ling, Doihan: 2 SI.: IIKQJ. 0 Ronald Oliver Ling, Doihan: I PN. 0 Tho-mas Arlhur Linlce, Enierprise: I PN. Fourih Row: Sue Anne Linx, Birmingham: 2 EED. 0 Claude Byron Lipscomb, Auburn: 2 AN. 0 Judi'I'h Ann Lisle, Opelika: I HE. 0 David Loverga Lil'I'Ie, Morris: I SED. ' Gayla Rigsby Liiile, Monigomeryg I VM. ' George Edward Lillie, Euiala: I PE. Fiflh Row: Linda Liille, Monlgomery: 3 SED: TIBGI. 0 Loyd Hinlon Lillie, Hunlsville: I PL. 0 William Edward Lilile, Pieclrnonl: I FY. 0 Ronald Charles Liiilefield, Lalzayeile, Ga.: I VD. 0 Sylvia Anne Liillelaylor, Silverhill: 2 HE: AZ. 0 Jaclc Hamloy Lifllefon, Colum- bus, Ga.: 3 PL. Sixlh Row: Gary Millard Livingsfon, Gooclwaier: I AN. 0 Randell William Livingsion, Chicago, III.: 2 BA: EH. 0 Griffin Eugene Lloyd, Auburn: I BA: AT. 0 Harry P. Llull, Selma: 2 SL. 0 Larry Wilson Loclceii, Selma: I PN. 0 Diana Gaile Lockharl, Chilclersburg: I AE. Sevenih Row: Slephen Jay Loclcharl, Jones: 2 ME. 0 Thomas R. Loclthari, Jones: I PN. ' Bruce Roberl Loclcwood, Lexingion, Tenn.: 2 AR. ' Mi- chael S. Loden, Balh, Maine: 3 BL. 0 Danny Reynolds Lofiin, Gadsden: I VD. ' Joseph ColquiH Logan, Ellaville, Ga.: I BA. Eighih Row: Marlin Don Logan, Hariselle: 3 MH. ' Roberl F. Logan, Plains, Ga.: 3 HE. 0 Marlha Helen Lombardy, Kissimmee, Fla.: I SED. 0 Glen Dee Lonergan, Pell Cily: 2 BA. ' Euless H. Long, Eorl' Payne: I PN. 0 Horace Lulher Long, Jr., Mobile: I AM. Ninlh Row: James B. Long, Birmingham: 3 EE. ' Joseph Brian Long, Eorl Pierce, Fla.: I PN. 0 Julie Elizabelh Long, Birmingham: I EED. 0 Linda Aclelle Long, Birmingham: 2 ED: APA. ' Marlc R. Long, Allania, Ga.: 3 IM. 0 Maryland Long, Monlgomery: I SED. Tenlh Row: Thomas Franlclin Long, Decalur: I PNM. ' Peggy Ann Long, An- dulasia: I SL. 0 Slarla Florence Long, Webb: I HE. ' Vivian Craig Long, Aimore: I EED. ' Housfon C. Loper, Jackson: 3 IM. 0 Johnny Hayward Lord, Toomsboro, Ga.: I PN, Elevenih Row: Thomas Edward Lofz, Hunisville: I PN. ' James Michael Love, Hunisville: I PN. ' John Benion Love, Greenville, Miss.: I AR. 0 Walier Richard Lovelace, Laiayeile: I PM. ' William Mark Lovelace, Decalurp I PN. ' John William Lovell, Birmingham: I BA. Twelflh Row: William W. Lovell, Alhens: 2 AG. 0 John M. Lovoy, Birmingham: 2 ME. ' Alberl' Gilliam Lowe, Chipley, Fla.: I PPY. 0 Jane Lowe, Laneli: 4 BA. ' Jerry Lowe, Luverne: 2 EE. ' Michael Rodney Lowe, Marielia, Ga.: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Harold Lee Lowman, Monlgomery: I BA. 0 Gerald B. Lowrey, Jr., Thomaslon: I SED. ' John Francis Lowrey, Cenlreville: I AR. ' Barbara Jean Lowry, Macon, Ga.: 2 SED: ATA. U Joseph Dale Lowry, Cullman: 2 AG. 0 Marsha Lillian Lowry, Summerville, Ga.: I SED: KA. Second Row: Roger Alan Loy, Miami Springs, Fla.: I PM. ' David Lee Lucas, Dolhan: 2 AM: GE. ' Millon Leage Lucas, Jr., Euiaulay I PN. ' Nancy Lucius, Mobile: I EED. 0 Ellen Grace Lucy, Birmingham: 2 SED: ATA. 0 Ira Forbes Luker, Glencoe: 2 PN. Third Row: Donald Franklin Lumpkin, Rockmarl, Ga.: 3 BA. ' Carl Fredrick Lundberg, Bay Minelle: I PN. ' Terry William Lunn, Charleslon, S.C.: I PN. ' Georgia Holman Lunsford, Bessemer: 2 EED: AOH, ' James Norman Lunsford, III, Monlgomery: 2 AG: ATQ. 0 Fred William Lurwig, Lillian: I PN. Four'I'h Row: Dewey Leroy Lusk, Jr., I-Iunlsville: 2 EE. 0 Richard D. Lusk, Rock- ville, Md.: 2 ME: OX. 0 Frank Brobson Lulz, Alhens: I PVM. 0 Richard D. Lulze, Birmingham: 3 CN: ZX. 0 William Arlhur Ly- brand, Oneonia: I ID. ' Jonalhan Eric Lyerly, Silviraq I PN. Fi'I'I'h Row: John Norlon Lyke, Challanooga, Tenn.: 2 BA. 0 Pafricia Ann Lynch, Birmingham: I SED. ' Emory Eugene Lynn, Laiayeile: 3 AE. 0 Michael Henry Lynn, Birmingham: I CH. ' Phillip Borry Lynn, Dolhan: I PL. ' Susan Elizabelh Lynn, Birmingham: 2 EED. Sixlh Row: Dennis Roy Lyons, Birmingham: I PN. U Thomas Roberl Lyons, I-larllorcl, Conn.: I PM. ' Paul Magnus Lyrene, Silverhill: 2 BI. ' Linda Lylz, For'I' Lauderdale, Fla.: I MH. ' Marian Louise Mac- Donald, Birmingham: I MH: KA9, 0 Richard Franklin Macey, Chamblee, Ga.: I BA. Sevenlh Row: William David MacFarlane, Annision: I PN. ' Harold Lee Machen, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. ' Wanda Cheryl Machen, Sylacauga: I SED. 0 Maureen Elizabelh Machlollif, Shelilield: I EED: AAA. 0 Joyce Ann Macksoud, Homewood: I SED. ' Donald Wayne Maddox, Childersburg: 2 EE. Eighlh Row: Richard Thomas Maddox, Macon, Ga.: I CN. 0 Ronald Wilburn Maddox, Cenlre: I PY. 0 William Clyde Maddox, Pike Road: I PD. 0 Preslon Eugene Maddux, Laneil: I CN. ' James Roberl Magness, Annislon: I PG. 0 William Edgar Mahafiey, Easlaboga: 2 EE. Ninlh Row: William Preslon Mahone, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Slephen Whil- field Maier, Allania, Ga.: I IN. 0 Bengamin Gordon Main, Union Springs: I PY: EH. ' Charles Henry Maiors, Eolksion, Ga.: 2 SL: IIKA. ' Paul Baker Maiors, Sailord: 3 IN. 0 Miles McKenzie Ma- iure, Tallassee: 2 PN. Tenlh Row: William Allen Makowsky, Ozark: I PN. 0 Henry Allen Males, Summerdale: 2 CE. ' Donald Curlis Mallernee, I-Iunlsville: I PN. 0 Sharon G. Mallelle, Greenville: 3 SED: AZ. 0 Barbara Sue Mal- lory, Kinslon: 4 PY. 0 Byron Michael Mallory, Phenix Cily: I SL. Elevenlh Row: Randall Avanl Mallory, Monigomery: I PM. 0 Donald Gene Mal- loy, Tillon, Ga.: I PN. ' Clarence David Malone, Opelika: I BA. ' Gordon Hage Malone, Talladega: I PPY. ' James Comer Ma- lone, III, Birmingham: I PS. ' Johnny Lee Malone, Red Bay: 4 VMI AXP. Twelflh Row: Kay Jackson Malone, Green Cove Springs, Fla.: I AG. ' William Charles Malone, IV, Talladega: 2 EE. ' Pefer Bonner Mancuse, Eulaula: I BA. 0 Sherron Mandy Manderson, Columbus, Ga.: I VD: IIBCID. ' Marilee Mangrum, Orlando, Fla.: I HE: XQ. 0 Daniel Ernesl Mann, Bessemer: I IN. Firsl Row: Ereda Sue Mann, Prallville: 2 EED. ' Granville Trenl Mann, Bir- mingham: I BA. 0 James Thomas Mann, Alexander Cily: 3 SL: IIKCID. ' Joe Brown Mann, Albany, Ga.: I SL. ' M. Carolyn Mann, Alexander Cily: I ID, ' M. Jean Mann, Alexander Cily: I EED. Second Row: Judilh Ann Manning, Opelilqa: I LT. 0 Kennelh Wayne Manning, Monraeville: 2 BA. 0 Paul Michael Manning, I-lollyvvood, Fla.: I PN. 0 James Talmadge Manscill, I-Iamllon: I PN. 0 William Cosby Mansfield, Morgan, Ga.: I PN. 0 Linda J. Manlenllel, Elunlsville: 3 SED. Third Row: John Wade Maples, Scollsbzro: 3 TM. U James L. Marden, Macon, Ga.: I PN. ' Joseph A. Mareno, Mobile: 2 EE. 0 Judilh Claire Marel, Decalur, Ga.: I SED. ' Roberl Morrison Margeson, Albany, Ga.: I PN. 0 Julia Walls Mariani, Birmingham: 2 SED' ZTA. , I. I Fourlh Row: Roberl Sleven Marlrs, Nashville, Tenn.: I BA. 0 Allred Vincenl Marrin, Silver Spring, Md.: I PN. 0 John Clarlce Marrs, Millon, Ela.: 2 BA: BSU. ' Spencer Jaclxson Marsh, Monlgomery: I PS. ' Donald Alan Marshall, Monlgimery: I BI. 0 Douglas P. Marshall, I-lunlsville: I PN. Eillh Row: Jennings Baily Marshall, Louisville, Ky.: I MI-l. ' Larry Joe Marshall, Mailland, Fla.: I PN. ' Milchell Drew Marshall, Monl- oomery: I BC. ' Olis Douglas Marshall, Monlqomery: 3 BA: TKT. 0 Roberl Marshall, Birmingham: 2 PE. 0 Warren B. Marsh- all, Monlgomery: 2 BC: ATQ. Sixlh Row: Amelia Marlin, Monroeville: 2 EED. ' Ann Elizabelh Marlin. Alexander Cily: 3 PA. 0 Bob Barrell Marlin, Chiclcasaw: I BA. ' Bobbie Marlin, Planlersville: 2 EED: KA. ' Carl Hugh Marlin, Leesburg, Fla.: 2 AG. 0 Carolyn Eugenia Marlin, Dolhan: 3 PE. Sevenlh Row: Charles Franklin Marlin, Jr., Monlgomery: 3 IE. ' Gerald Ross Marlin, Arab: I PN. ' Guy Vernon Marlin, Trussville: I PN. 0 Herberl Marshall Marlin, Birmingham: 3 SL. ' James R. Marlin, Jr., Elba: I PPY. ' Lynn Marie Marlin, Auburn: 3 PL: ZTA. Eighlh Row: Marilyn Elizabelh Marlin, Eulaw: 2 EED. 0 Michele Susan Marlin, I-larllord: I AT. 0 Rulh Piclrard Marlin: Welumplqa: I EED: XYZ. ' Sandra Kay Marlin, Prallville: 2 SED. ' Thomas Michael Marlin, Elmore: 2 PN: AT. ' Verna Sue Marlin, Trussville: 3 SED: ITBQ. Ninlh Row: William Lee Marlfn, III, Hogansville, Ga.: I PL. 0 Chesler Curlis Marlindale, Florence: I PN. 0 Paul Vaughan Marlindale, Lelo- halchie: I PN. ' Edward J. Marly, Auburn: 2 CN. ' Tess Marxer, Monlgomery: 3 PH. U James Michael Maslc, Monlgomery: 2 APS. Tenlh Row: Beniamin Grey Mason, DeRidder, La.: I PN. ' Marsha Lynn Ma- son, Nashville, Tenn.: I SL: IPM. 0 Ronald Edward Mason, Birming- ham: I PN. 0 Samuel A. Mason, Opelika: I SL. 0 Thomas Hoyl Mason, Welumpla: I PPY, 0 William H. Mason, Uriah: I BA. Elevenlh Row: John Boslon Massey, I-Iayneville: I PN. 0 Larry Leonard Massey, Mobile: I PN. ' James Edward Maslerson, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Conslanline E. Maslry, Sl, Pelersburg, Fla.: 2 SL. 0 David Elba Malchen, Childersburg: I Cl-l. ' Curlis Roy Malhis, Alexander Cily: I PL. Twelllh Row: Wilmer Roberl Malhis, Opelika: 3 IM. ' Julian Edward Malhison, Ozark: 3 AE. ' Linda Gail Malloclc, Buller: I EED: AZ. 0 Dorolhy Ann Mallhews, Alberlsville: 3 LT. ' Elizabelh Jane Mallhews, Bir- minqham: I SL. ' James William Mallhews, Pinson: I PL. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi Row: Larry Cecil Maflhews, Ozark: 3 TM: AX. 0 Richard Douglas Mal'- lhews, Decalur: 2 IN. 0 Roberl' David Mailhews, Soulh Fullon, Tenn.: 4 VM. 0 Marsha L. Mauclc, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 LT: 111341. 0 Curlis Aaron Mauldin, Allanla, Ga.: I SL. 0 Jane Leisler Maul- din, Monigomery: 3 LT: XQ. Second Row: William Sfanforcl Maxey, Troy: I BA. 0 Roberl' Eugene Maxwell, Jr., Birmingham: I BA. 0 Rosemary Maxwell, Nashville, Tenn.: I I-IE. ' Kalherine Turner May, Brewlon: 3 EED: AAU. 0 William Edwin May, Florence: I PN. ' Berl' Mayer, Birmingham: 2 MH. Third Row: Slephen Lee Mayeslce, Ailanla, Ga.: I AR. 0 Dina L. Mayfield, Fairhope: 3 SL. 0 Edward Lane Mayfield, Bayou La Barre: I PN. ' Marrha Carolyn Maynor, Scorisboro: 3 SL. ' Jimmy Lloyd Mayo, Gadsden: I PN. ' Lawrence Green Mayo, III, Monlgomery: I PN. Fourfh Row: Rebecca L. Mayo, Monlgomery: I ED. ' Wanda Gail Mays, Eu- laula: I EED. ' William Joseph Mazorol, Jr., Charleslon, S.C.: 3 APS. 0 Michael Bruce McAfee, Alroona: 2 PE. ' Mary Eileen McBride, I-Iunrsville: I BA: 111342. ' Michael Douglas McBride, Florence: I VD: HKA. Fililh Row: Jean Louise McCaig, I-lillsdale, N.J.: 3 SED. 0 James William Mc- Cain, Jr., Wesl Palm Beach, Fla.: 2 AA. 0 Mary McCall, Dalion, Ga.: 2 SED: XQ. ' Dover Lynn McCaIla, Cenlreville: I MI-I. ' Glenn Alberi' McCarIey, Woodland: 3 ME. ' Buford Reese Mc- Carly, Forr Deposil: 2 PN. Sixlh Row: Margie McCary, Monlgomery: 3 ID: ITBCP. 0 Elise Wheeler Mc- Cauley, Birmingham: 3 SED: KK1'. 0 Felix Moore McCauley, Bir- mingham: 2 ME: ATQ. 0 William Collings McCauley, Norih Easl, Md.: I PN. ' Thurman Dwayne McCay, Marlced Tree, Arlc.: 2 PS. 0 Suzan Dai McCIanahan, Birmingham: 2 EED: fIPM. Sevenlh Row: Roger Lewis McClellan, Birmingham: 3 SL: ATA. U Billy Joe Mc- Clelland, Prichard: I PN. ' Don Floyd McCIendon, Headland: 2 PY. 0 Michael Dane McCIenclon, Birmingham: I MI-I. ' Cyrus Lee McClinlon, Grand Bay: I AM. ' Gaines Ray McCIinlon, Jaclcson: I PN. Eighlh Row: John Edward McClure, Mobile: I BA, 0 Lou Ellen McClure, Lanell: I ED. ' Larry G. McClung, Mobile: 3 PG. 0 Polly Mc- Clurlcin, Fl. Benning, Ga.: 3 EED: AA11. ' Van Edgar McCIurlrin, Lincoln: I PN. 0 Janice Louise McColl, Mobile: 2 BA. Ninih Row: Gene Ray McCollum, Sheffield: 2 PY. 0 Fredrick McConnell, ll, Pensacola, Fla.: I IN. 0 Joseph Beasley McConnell, Alhens: 3 ME. ' Raymond Dozier McConnell, Chickasaw: 3 FY. ' Franlc Leonard McCormack, Birmingham: 3 IM. 0 William James McCormick, Gunlersvillep I PM: KE. 0 Janice Miller McCracken, Monlgomery: 3 EED: AOH. Terilh Row: Joan Elizabelh McCraclcen, Brewion: I ED: KKF. 0 Roberl Franlc- lin McCracken, Conway, S.C.: 2 PM. ' William Millon McCrary, Birmingham: I PN. ' Frances Lillian McCreary, Monroeyille: I SED. 0 Thomas E. McCrory, Opelika: 2 EE. ' Barlon Allan Mc- Crum, Jr., Gainesville, Ga.: 2 AE: KE. Eleve n'lh Row: Avery C. McCuisIon, Jr., Soulh Pillsburg, Tenn.: 3 IM: fI 1'A. 0 Horace Anlhony McCuIIar, Decalur, Ga.: I PN. ' Thomas Mel- vin McCuIIey, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Ronald Ellis McCulloch, Rus- sellville: I PN. ' Susan Kidd McCullough, Birmingham: I SED: XS2, 0 William Ronald McCullough, Monlgomeryg AM. Twelflh Row: C. Dunbar McCurley, Jr., Crosby, Miss.: I PV: AXP. 0 William Windred McCurley, Jr., Foley: 2 AN. ' Alma Sue McDanaI, Bir- mingham: 2 SED: AAU. 0 Danny Kyle McDaniel, Birmingham: 2 AR. ' James Henry McDaniel, Macon, Ga.: 2 ME. 0 Reba Joyce McDaniel, Davislon: 3 EED. Firsl' Row: William Donald McDaniel, Oneonla: 3 PL: EIT. 0 Ben Alberl' Mc- David, Monlqomery: 3 SL. ' Carl Dean McDeviH', Monlqomery: I IN. 0 James Thomas McDole, Alhens: I SL. 0 Dawn Ilene Mc- Donald, Birmingham: I SED: AOH. 0 Donald Michael McDonald, Bessemer: I AR. Second Row: Edwin Leroy McDonald, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. 0 Felix Lionel McDonald, Jr., Grove Hill: 2 PY. ' G. Theodore McDonald, Chickasaw: 2 VED. ' Marilyn I-landerson McDonald, Birmingham: I SL. Al'A. 0 Palrick Terrence McDonald, Mobile: I AR. 0 Preslon Arnold McDonald, Jackson: I PPY. Third Row: Poberl Charles McDonald, Alhens: 2 PNM. U Suzanne McDonald, Diblin, Ga.: I SL, ' William James McDonald, Prichard: 2 EE. 0 Harry Linden McDowell, Eoresl Park, Ga.: 2 IN: QKT. l Mary Ann McDowell, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 HE: AAA. 0 Charlo'H'e Odessa lv'IcDufIic, Mobile: 3 SED. Fourlh Row: John Michael McEachern, Monlgomery: 2 BA. 0 Colleen Mc- Elhany, Almore: I SED. ' Dianne R. McEwen, Sylacaugai 2 HE. 0 Joseph Gerald McFauII, Jr., Mobile: I PN. 0 Scoll' McGarvey, Ozark: I SED. 0 Timolhy A. McGay, Piedmonl: 2 SL. Fiflh Row: Curlis Wayne McGee, Arilon: I PN. 0 Donna Carol McGee, Headland: 2 SED. ' Frank Markell' McGee, Jr., Savannah, Ga.: 3 ID: ATQ. 0 James C. McGee, Prallville: 2 BC. 0 James William McGee, Annislon: I CN. ' Bob Miller McGehee, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. Sixlh Row: Charles Anderson McGehee, Monlevallo: 2 BA: EN. 0 William B. McGehee, Jr., Asheville, N.C.: I IN. 0 Michael Hoyl' McGhee, Alexander Cily: I BA. 0 Belle Louise McGibboney, Birmingham: I ED. ' Jerry Alan McGiIvlay, Claylon: I SL. 0 Henry Michael McGinnis, Mobile: 2 BA. Sevenlh Row: R. Palriclr MCC-ivaren, Nalchez. Miss.: 2 VM: AXP. ' Mary Diane McGoogan, Quilman, Ga.: 2 EED: AAA. 0 Joe Horn McG0ugl1, Honoraville: I AM. 0 Dicky McGowen, Auburn: 3 SED: AFA, 0 Kennelh Ray McGraw, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Charles M. Mc- Grifl, Jr., Elmore: 2 BI. Eighrh Row: Harold Jerry McGukin, Birmingham: I PV. 0 Don Carlson Mc- Hugh, Helena: I PN, 0 H. Lynn Mcl'-Iugh, Trenlon, Tenn.: 2 VM: AXP. ' John Gilverl Mclnnis, Moss Poinl, Miss.: I BI. ' Larry Dean Mclnlosh, Monlgomery: 3 AR. ' Palrick Ervin Mclnlosh. Mobile: 2 Bl. Ninth Row: Willard Arfhur Mclnfosh, Jr., Mobile: 3 BC. 0 Sherwood Cecil Mclnlyre, Jr., Auburn: 2 BI. 0 Thomas Robin Mclnlyre, Auburn: 2 OH. ' Timolhy James Mclnlyre, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Marian Suzanne Mclnvaie, Mobile: I EED. ' Dianna Bess McKay, We- Iumpka: 2 HE. Tenlh Row: Donald Randolph McKay, Monlqomery: 2 BA. 0 Jimmy Dale Mc- Kay. Mellow Valley: I VED: KPFA. ' Joseph E. McKay, Orlando, Eia.: I PN. ' Susan Mary McKay, Tampa, Pla.: 2 SED. 0 William Hughes McKeand, Franklin, Tenn.: 2 BA. 0 Dianne McKee, Bir- mingham: 2 PG. Elevenlh Row: Diane Calherine McKee, I-Iunlsville: I ED. ' James W. McKee. Hunlsville: 2 EE. ' Palrick Earle McKellar, College Park, Ga.: I PL. 0 Barbara McKennon, Mobile: 2 EED. 0 Allen Gregory Mc- Kenzie. Lanell: I PN. 0 Donald Algernae McKenzie, Monlgomery: 2 PN. Twelflh Row: Francis Farish McKenzie, Evergreen: 2 AA. 0 George Duncan Mc- Kenzie, Birmingham: 2 PL. 0 Jane Annie McKenzie, Eulaula: 2 EED: KA. l Richard Lee McKibben, Birminqham: I PN, o Mon-fy Dene McKinIev. Birmingham: 3 EY. 0 Gayla A. McKinney, Truss- ville: I ED: AZ. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firs'I' Row: Jo Ellen McKinney, Dolhan: 3 ED: AAII, 0 Connie Kaye McKin- non, Allanfa, Ga.: 3 SA. ' Lucrelia Marlene McKinnon, Opelika: 2 PG. 0 Selh Ronald McKiIrick, Auburn: 2 Bl, 0 Elizabelh Carolyn McLain, Jacksonvfle, Fla.: 2 SED: KHP. 0 James Roberi Mc- Laughlin, Selma: 3 EE. Second Row: Margarei' Elaine McLaughlin, Iiorl Wallon Beach, Fla.: I PL, 0 Frank David McLemore, Phenix Cily: 2 EE. ' Marianne McLen- don, Filzgerald, Ga.: 2 AR. ' Tommy Ray McLendon, Birming- ham: I PN. 0 Alice Chesier McLeod, Camp I-lill: 2 SED. ' Mi- chael Earl McLeod, Semmes: I PN. Third Row: Danny Cleveland McManus, Woodland: 2 PN. 0 Charles Sieve McMillan, Troy: 2 PY: AXA. 0 Darryl Lynn McMillan, Moullon: 2 CE. 0 Harry McMillan, Monlgomery: 3 BA: KIPAG. 0 Helen Marian McMillan, Slocklon: 2 I-IE: AAA. 0 Laura Amelia McMil- lan, Monroeville: 2 EED. Fourfh Row: A Thomas A. McMillan, Siocklon, 3 NT: EX. 0 William Archie Mc- Millan, Auburn: I PL. 0 Wilbur Adams McNair, Jr., Mnnlgomery: I MI-I. 0 William Roberl- McNair, Monlgomery: 3 EE. 0 Mary Sue McNamee, Birmingham: 2 SED: IIBCIY. 0 Charles Lee McNees, Auburn: 2 Pl.: AXA. Fiflh Row: Linda Joyce McNees, Birmingham: 3 SL. 0 Doro'I'hy Jean McNeil, Dolhan: 2 EED. ' James L. McNeil, Almore: 2 PG. ' Jane Ann McPherson, Cullman: 3 BA, ' Malcolm Terry McPherson: Monl- gomery: 2 EE: EN. ' Arlhur Woodworfh McPhilIips, Mobfle: I PN. Sixlh Row: Anila Darlene McQuay, I-lunlsville: I EED. 0 Cassie Ann Mc- Queen, Auburn: I SED. ' Linda Susan McQueen, Opelika: I SA. ' Thomas Sieve McQueen, Monlgomery: I PM. ' Alberl' Jones McRae, III, Albany, Ga.: I BA. ' Floyd Willcox McRae, Ailanla, Ga.: I SL. Sevenlh Row: Larry Dan McReynoIds, Collinsville: 2 IE. 0 Lawrence Edward Mc- Swain, Cullman: 2 BI. ' James Glenn McWaIers, Bessemer: 3 BA: AX. 0 David Leslie McWhirler, Decalur, Ga.: I AR. U Bobbie N. McWhor'I'er, Lalayelle: 3 BA. 0 Grady Lee McWhorIer, Mari' elia, Ga.: I PN. Eighfh Row: Terry Lenn McWhor+er, Gadsden: I BC. ' Edward Drexel Meadors, Lanellg I PD. 0 Charles Brenon Meadows, Birmingham: I IN. ' Gemma Joan Meadows, Birmingham: 2 I-IE: AAA. 0 John Wal- don Meadows, Collonwood: 3 VM. 0 Rheba Jo Meadows, Shaw- mui: I MI-I. Ninlh Row: Roberl' Preslon Meadows, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 EE. 0 William T. Meaclows, Sylacaugai 3 TS: fIJI'A. ' Slephen Arden Means, Gads- den: I SL. 0 Rober+ Doug Meckes, Florence: I Bl. 0 James Porler Medley, Monlgomery: 3 IN. ' James W. Medlock, Allanla, Ga.: 2 SL. Tenlh Row: Kalhleen Wade Medlock, I-lunlsvilleg I MI-I. ' Palricia Ann Meek, Birmingham: 3 PG. 0 Barbara Theresa Meeker, Monrgomery: I ED: AAU, 0 Loyce Dan Meeks, Birmingham: I PN. ' Terry Lamar Meeks, Scollsboro: I PN. ' Carole Ann Megginson, Thomasville: 3 I-IE: AAIT. Elevenlh Row: Richard Alan Megica, Orlando, Fla.: 2 BA. ' Lawrence Evarl Mehr, Bells, Tenn.: 4 VM: DTE. ' David Roberl Meier, Monl- gomery: 2 EE. ' Carol Jane Meigs, Dadeville: 2 SL: AFA. 0 Linda Louise Meixell, Buller: I PD. 0 Leon Frank Melazzog I BC. Twelflh Row: Marlha Ann Melvin, Mobile: 2 EED. ' Michael Loyd Menk, Moni- gomery: I PN. ' Arfhur Lane Merchanl, Mgbile: 2 EE. 0 Frank Douglas Meriweafher, Sylacauga: 3 AE: 1I'1'A. 0 Charles Lee Mer- rick, Loudon, Tenn.: I AR. 0 John Roberl Merrifield, Florala: I AM. Firsi Row: Phillip Hudson Merrill, Andalusia: I CN. U Roy Ashlon Merrill, l'Iun'rsviIIe: I PVM. ' Diclcie Eugene Merriff, Columbus, Ga.: 2 BA. 0 Freddie Roger Merrill, Dade Ciiy, Fla.: 2 VM: OTE. ' James Lewis Merriwealher, Almore: 3 ME. ' Clarence Leroy Mershon, Auburn: I PN. Second Row: Sally Dianne Messer, Wedowee: 3 SED: TIBKIP. 0 Ar'l'hur Hodge Melcalf, Monlqmery: I PN. 0 Beclcy Sue Mefcalli, Dolhan: 3 SL. 0 Pelar D. Melcalf, Arilon: 2 PN. 0 Michael Melcalfe, Poinl VVashinglon, Fla.: 3 AA. 0 lla Sue Meflee, Mobfle: 3 PG: QM, Third Row: Franlr Lee Mells, Augusla, Ga.: 2 AR. 0 Lewis John Meyer, Mo- bile: I CN. ' Virginia Rufh Middlelon, Euiaw: 2 SA. ' Lynne Charmaine Miellce, Gadsden: I Ml'I. 0 James R. Milam, Decaiur: 3 BC: AXA. ' Terry Paul Milam, Vinceni: I PN. Fourlh Row: Nancy Jo Milburn, Hunlsville: I MH. 0 James Edward Miles, I-Iybarl: 2 PNM. 0 Frank Wood Milford, Monlqomery: 2 EE: EX. 0 Carol Ann Miller, Birmingham: 3 SED. 0 Charles Sliles Miller, Prailville: I BC, 0 Chrisline Ann Miller, Gadsden: 2 SED. Fililh Row: Donna Diane Miller, Monlciomery: I EED: AAH. 0 Dorolhy Sue Miller, Monlqomerv: I SED. ' Gerald Joseph Miller, Linden: I SL. ' James N. Miller, I-Iarilord: 2 BA: AXA. 0 Jane Elliofi Mil- ler, Mobile: 2 EED. AAA. ' Joanna Miller, Bessemer: 2 I-IE. Sixlh Row: John Leonard Miller, Andalusia: I PN. ' Marilyn Alice Miller, Pensacola, Fla.: I SL. 0 Marshall Tafe Miller, Shreveporl, La.: 3 Ml'I. 0 Mary Ann Miller, Eorl Lauderdale, Fla.: 2 SED. ' Mary Frances Miller, Decalur. Ga.: 3 SED: AOIT. 0 Mary Margarei Miller, Mobile: I EED: AAA, Sevenlh Row: Nora B. Miller, Miami, Fla.: 2 SL. ' R. Craig Miller, Colquiii, Ga.: 2 AR. 0 Roberl- James Miller, Forr Lauderdale, Fla.: 2 AG: fI11'A. ' Roberl Thadeus Miller, Clanlon: 3 BA: 951. ' Susan Mil- ler, Enierprise: I SA. ' Wilson Thomas Miller, Jr., Hunisville: 3 IM: EX. Eighlh Row: Lee Miller, Moulirie, Ga.: 3 PM. ' William Andrew Miller, Oalc- land Ciiy, Ind.: 2 PN. 0 William Lindsay Miller, I-lunlsville: I PN, 0 William Sellers Miller, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Thomas Joel Millican, Selma: 3 SED. U Shannon S. Milligan, Monlqomery: I PN ' Ninlh Row: Andrew Chas. S+. Maur Mills, Mobile: 4 VM: SITE. 0 Cecil Ladan Mills, Bainbridge, Ga.: I PN. ' Gordon Lalce Mills, Warner Rob- ins, Ga.: I AM. 0 Jack Phillips Mills, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. 0 Kafhy R. Mills, Birmingham: I SL: AAU. U Linda Ann Mills, Mobile: I SED. Tenlh Row: Nancy Mills, Andalusia: I PG: AAA. 0 George Marvin Milner, Tallassee: I PN. ' Don George Millon, Birmingham: 3 MH. 0 Guy A. MimS, ChiCI4SaSWZ I PN. ' Franlc Crum Mingledorff, Jr., Ros- well, Ga.: I PN. ' Susan J. Minyard, Bessemer: I SED. Elevenlh Row: John Miranda, Fairfield: I PPY. ' Jerry Davis Missildine, Miami, Fla.: I PN. ' Barbara Earl Mifchell, Albany, Ga.: I SED: KKF, o David Lee Milchell, Enlerprise: I PPY: KE, 0 Gay Nell Mihghelll Opelika: 2 LT. 0 James F. Mifchell, Brewion: I PG. Twelflh Row: Jeff Allen Mifchell, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Larry Slephen Mifchell, Dolhan: I PN. 0 Leland Rush Milchell, Mobile: 3 AA: AFP, 0 Mary Ann Milchell, Ozark: 2 EED. 0 Mary Marshall Mifchell Vero Beach, Fla.: EED: KA. ' Pamela Dean Mi+cl-iell, Bifmynqi ham: 2 SED. ' UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firs+ Row: Roberl Lowe Milchell, Birmingham: 2 PS. ' Sandra Juanila Milch- ell, Birmingham: 2 SL. 0 Sharon Lucile Mitchell, Birmingham: 2 BA. ' Susan Janel Milchell, Lineville: 2 EED. 0 Thomas Eugene Milchell, Bay Minelle: I PN. 0 Vernon Wayne Milchell, Glencoe: 2 PN. Second Row: Willa Dean Milchell, Hunlsville: I MH. ' William Milchell, Hunls- ville: I PV. ' William Douglas Milchell, Birmingham: I SL. 0 David Laurencer Mixon, Ozark: 2 EE. ' Thomas Dew Mize, Pulaski, Tenn.: 3 AN. 0 Alice Faye Mizell, Newlon: I ID. Third Row: Grady Edward Moales, ll, Marianna, Fla.: I PN. 0 Mary Mobley, Alobeville: 2 HE. 0 Sharon Roberla Mobley, Wigham, Ga.: 2 ID. 0 Thomas Edward Mobley, Alhens: I PN. ' Roberl Howard Mock, Millbrook: I AR. 0 Charles Edward Monaghan, Jr., Memphis, Tenn.: I SL. Fourlh Row: Alice Jane Moncus, Gadsden: l PPY. 0 David Lawrence Moncus, Jr., Lanell: I PN. ' Alex F. Money, Gadsden: I PN. ' Joe Win- ship Mongold, Allanla, Ga.: I BA. 0 William Danny Monk, Ozark: I PN: ASH. ' Charles Edmund Monroe, Hunlsville: I SL. Fil-Ih Row: Dana Darling Monroe, Birmingham: I EED. ' Dennis Fleelr Monroe, Sr., Birmingham: 3 AG: ITKA. 0 Frank Marion Monroe, Annislon: 2 BA. U Frank Everell Monlgomery, Monlgomery: 3 BC. 0 John Allen Monlgomery, Jr., Alabasler: I PPY. ' John Brevard Monl- gomery, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. Sixlh Row: John Roberl Monlgomery, Birmingham: I BA. ' Linda Carol Monlgomery, Auburn: I SL. ' Roberl Thomas Monlgomery, Au- burn: 2 AA. ' Waller Michael Monlgomery, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Wanda Gail Monlgomery, Vinemonl: 2 HE. 0 William Gary Monlgomery, Americus, Ga.: I PN. Sevenlh Row: Linda Caroline Monloro, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Ann Marie Moon, Vifelumpka: 3 SED: XQ, 0 Jeanne Elizabelh Moon, College Park, Ga.: 2 SL. 0 Millard Earl Moon, Birmingham: I PL. 0 Rila Gail Moon, Tuskegee: 3 HE. ' James Anlhony Moone, Monlgomery: I PN: AT. Eighlh Row: Jane Mooney, Theodore: 2 HE. 0 Susan Elisaluelh Mooney, Do- calur: I HE. ' Boykin Wiggins Moore, Whallev: I SED. U Carl Dwighl' Moore, Scollslooro: 3 BA. ' Charles Clifford Moore, Mo- bile: 2 BA. ' Charles Rickey Moore, Hazel Green: I PN. Ninlh Row: David McGill Moore, Mobile: 3 ME. ' Elizabelh Virginia Moore, Birmingham: 2 EED. ' Fred Polls Moore, Jr., Auburn: 2 AN. 1' Gerald Ronald Moore, Mobile: I AN. 0 Jay H. Moore, De- calur, Ga.: I PPY. ' Jerry Maxwell Moore, Alexander Cily: I PNM. Tenlh Row: Jerry Vaughn Moore, Harlselle: I PN. ' Joyce Aline Moore, Nashville, Tenn.: I ID. 0 Linda Ann Moore, LaGrange, Ga.: l SL. ' Mary I-leanelie Moore, Roanoke: 2 HE. ' Richard Walson Moore, Prall, Kan.: I PN. 0 Roberl' Claude Moore, Blounlsville: 2 PY. Elevenlh Row: Virginia Lynn Moore, College Park, Ga.: I SED. ' William D. Moore, Alhens: 2 TS. ' William Gerald Moore, Lanell: 2 SED. ' James Wesley Moreland, Carlersville. Ga.: l CH. ' Sandra Jean Moreland, Birmingham: I LT. ' Armareala Morgan, Tal- lassee: I MH. Twelflh Row: Calherine Anne Morgan, Weslminsler, Calil.: 3 SED. 0 Don B. Morgan. Cullman: 2 AR: TKE. ' Donald Lee Morgan, Warner Robins, Ga.: I PN. 0 James Eldon Morgan, Lanell: I SED. ' Janie Ellis Morgan, Selma: I EED: AFA. 0 Jimmy Collins Mor- gan, Branlley: I PN. Firsl Row: Larry Don Morgan, Gadsden: 3 BA. ' Larry James Morgan, Mo- bile: I PN. ' Lulher Leigh Morgan, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. ' Mar- garel Elizabelh Morgan, Birmingham: I EED. ' Mary Elizabelh Morgan, Alberlvilleq I ED. ' Mary E. Morgan, Monlgomery: 4 EED: XQ. Second Row: Michael Cameron Morgan, Tallassee: 2 BA: HKA. 0 Ralph E. Morgan, Rockmarl, Ga.: 2 BA. 0 Roberl Earl Morgan, Decalur: I PN. 0 Viclci Jean Morgan, Newlon: 2 SED. U Allan I. Morris, Gads- den: 4 PY. ' Amos Allon Morris, Jr., Gadsden: I PN, Third Row: Amos Troy Morris, Decalur: I BC. 0 Charles Henry Morris, III, Selma: 3 BA: KA. 0 Charles Orlando Morris, Ozarlc: I PN. ' Charles R. Morris, III, Miami, Pla.: 2 APS: EX. 0 Hinlon Wayne Morris, Auburn: 4 IM. ' Linda Louise Morris, Ozark: 3 I-IE. Fourlh Row: Rendal Lamar Morris, Alexander Cily: 2 PN. ' Sally B. Morris, College Park, Ga.: 2 SL: KAG. 0 Thomas Mumaw Morris, Bir- mingham: I BC: IIIUIP. ' Kay E. Morrison, Birmingham: 2 SED: HBQ. ' Roberl F. Morrison, Jr., Jaclcson: I PPY. 0 Janel Evelyn Morrow, Birmingham: 2 EED: HBIIP, Fillh Row: Mary Sue Morrow, Granl: 2 EED. ' Palriclr Bryan Morrow, Gadsa den: I PN. U Roberl Gregory Morrow, Carrolllon, Ga.: 3 BA: KA. 0 Thomas David Morse, Mobile: 2 CN. 0 Kara Elizaloelh Morl, Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 EED. 0 David Charles Morlon, Shaw- rnul: 2 PL. Sixlh Row: Evelyn Feller Morlon, Monlgomery: I AR. 0 Joseph Bruce Mor- lon, Birmingham: I AR. 0 Kennelh Brynes Morlon, Tilusville, Fla.: 2 AE. ' Ginger Moseley, Eorl Valley, Ga.: 3 ID: XQ. 0 Judilh Kay Moseley, Monlgomery: I SA. 0 Belly Glyn Moses, Bessemer: I SED. Sevenlh Row: Larry Keilh Mosley, Alberlville: I PPY. 0 Sally Ann Mosley, Dolhan: 2 I-IE: AZ. 0 Elizabelh Sandra Moss, Monlgomery: I SED. 0 Palsy Kay Moss, Dolhan: 2 BI: ATA. ' J. Murphy Moslel- Iar, Jr., Wedowee: 3 ME. 0 Sharon Kay Molisi, Monlgornery: 2 BA: AOU. Eighlh Row: Alex B. Moulas, Monlgomery: 2 PY. 0 Kennelh Carnes Mounl, Branlley: 2 AM: ATP. ' Jaclcie Murphy Mouring, Dolhan: 3 BA: CPAG. ' John A. Mowbray, Andalusia: I CN. 0 Harold Thomas Mozley, Jr., Douglasville, Ga.: AT. ' Susan K. Muclcenluss, Bir- mingham: 3 PG. Ninlh Row: Claude Moore Mueller, Mobile: I BA. 0 Leo Charles Mueller, III, Allanla, Ga.: 2 IE: EX. ' Thomas Frederick Mueller, Bir- mingham: I PN. ' Ronald Gilberl Muir, Birmingham: I BI. ' Jo- seph Carey Mullican, Dadeville: 3 AE. ' Elizabelh Dianne Mullin, Leeds: I SA. Tenlh Row: Carl Phillips Mullins, Shellield: I PN. ' Edward Leach Mullins, Birmingham: I PN. ' James Dennis Mullins, Hunlsville: I BA. 0 Thomas Gregory Mullins, Pell Cily: I PNM. ' Edward Cecil Mullinax, Annislon: 2 EE. ' Charles Anlonio Mundi, Birmingham: 2 PN. Eleve nlh Row: Connie Marie Mundy, Monlgomery: 2 LT. 0 Richard Ward Mundy, I-Iunlsvillei 2 MI'l. ' Robley Charles Munger, III, Sl. Pelersburg, Fla.: I PN. 0 Maria Lyn Munroe, Talladega: 2 EED. 0 Ellen Mar- garel Munson, Challanooga, Tenn.: 2 Ml-I. 0 James Randall Murchison, Welumplca: 3 BA. Twelllh Row: Beverly Anne Murdoclr, Dallon, Ga.: 2 PE. ' Marlha B. Murdock, Roanoke, Va.: 2 SL. ' Slephen P. Murphree, Dolhan: 3 BA: EX. 0 John Edward Murphy, Jr., Mobile: I PN. 0 Joseph Eugene Mur- phy, Auburn: 2 PN: QX. ' Judi Elizabelh Murphy, Birmingham: 3 SED: ZTA. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi Row: Lane Hope Murphy, Monlgomery: 2 AS: lll3fID. I Pal Turner Mur- phy, Nsrlh Augusfa, S.C.: 2 BC. ' Roberf Jerome Murphy, Jr., Valdosia, Ga.: I PN. 0 Slephen Willson Murphy, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: I PN. ' Thomas H. Murphy, Abbeville: I AG. U James Wayne Murrah, Scolisboro: I PN. Second Row: Barry Wayne Murray, Dublin, Ga.: I SED. 0 Edward Francis Mur- ray, Moloile: I EY. ' James Dean Murray, Jr., Laurel, Mfss,: I IN: TKE. 0 Kenny C. Murray, SI. Simons Island, Ga.: 2 ME: ATS2. 0 Lewis Rulledge Murray, Jr., Birmingham? I PPY. 0 Murray David Murray, Lineville: I PM. Third Row: Parricia Jeanne Murray, Monlgomery: 2 HE. ' Ronald W. Mur- ray, Americus, Ga.: 4 AR. ' Russell Prelice Murry, Annislon: 2 BA: ATA. 0 Sco'H' Blansil Murry, I-Iunlsville: I PN. 0 Sharon Ann Murry, Birmingham: 2 I-IE. ' Edsel Eugene Murry, New Albany, Miss.: 2 IN: X111 Eourlh Row: Jeanie Muse, Scolisboro: I SED. ' Gary Eugene Musgrave, I-Iixon, Tenn.: I APS. ' Melaine Lyon Musgrave, Monlgomery: I EED: HRT. 0 Helma Lee Musgrove, Birmingham: I PVM. ' Hu- ber+ Hall Musgrove. Birmingham: I CH. I Ronald Charles Mussig, Vfesl Palm Beach, Fla.: 2 SL. Fiifh Row: Jay Murry Myers, I-Iunisvilleg 2 EE. ' Roberf Keifh Myers, Bir- mingham: I AM. ' Palricia Gayle Mynard, Enlerprise: 2 EED. 0 Diane Myriclc, Orlando, Fla.: I SED: AAU. ' Linda Vaughn Myriclr, Orlando, Fla.: 3 ID: AAIT. U Ronald D. Nabors, Huey- Iowni I PN. Sixih Row: John Philip Naflel, Birmingham: 2 BI. ' Linda Marie Naf'I'eI, Bir- mingham: I I-IE: Al'A. ' Roberf Smifh Naflel, Birmingham: 2 PM: KIPAQ. 0 Luellen Nagle, Bessemer: 2 SED. 0 Judy Carol Nall, Almore: 2 HE. ' Mary Ann Nall, Bay Mineile: I I-IE. Sevenlh Row: Rila Claire Nall, Annislon: I EED. 0 Pafricia Anne Narrows. Monlgomery: 2 SED: KA. ' Robin GeoFFray Nash, Mobile: I AT. ' Charles Minchin Neal, III, Allanla, Ga.: I PS. ' Elizabelh Mar- Iin Neal, Auburn: 2 SED: ATA, 0 Larry Alan Neal, Smyrna, Ga.: I PN. Eighlh Row: John Roberl Nebrig, Decalur: I PN. 0 James D. Neeley, Jr., Wex- ford, Pa.: 2 AR. ' Jonalhan Curfis Nelly, Ashlord: I PN. ' Ron- ald Milchell Neese, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. U Linda Dean Neighbors, Monlgomery: I LT. 0 William James Neighbors, III, Selma: I AG. Ninlh Row: Laura Elaine Neill, Birmingham: 2 SL. 0 Rebecca Joyce Neira, Mobile: 2 EED. ' Tony Paul Neia, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Carl W. Nelson, Selma: 2 PNM. ' Charles Edward Nelson, Trussville: I PPY. 0 Dolph F. Nelson, Kingsion, Ga.: I BA. Tenlh Row: George Kennedy Nelson, Bay Minelle: I SL. ' Harry Michael Nelson, Mobile: I PN. ' Howard Bernard Nelson, Jr., Mon?- gomery: I PN. 0 KaIh'een Nelson, Chipley, Fla.: 2 LT. 0 Pafricia Jane Nelson, Birmingham: I SL. ' William Howell Nelson, Jr., Monlgomery: I PN. Elevenih Row: John K. Nelson, Monlgfmery: I BA. 0 George Thomas Nefhery, Belle Mina: 2 SL. ' Anfie H. Neuloerl, Hunisville: 3 PV: KA9. ' Ronald Erwin Neuendorf, Greenville: 2 PN: ETI. ' Michael Lee Neveaux, I-Iollyvvood, Fla.: I PN. ' Michael Douglas Neville, Bir- mingham: 2 MU. Twelffh Row: Duane Alan Newby, Monlgornery: I BA. ' Troy Wayne Newberry. McCaysviIIe, Ga.: I PN. ' James Kirk Newell, III, Louisville, Ky.: 3 EE: 'iPI'A. ' Roberi' Lee Newell, Jr., Smyrna, Ga.: I PN. ' Sherry Lynn Newsome, Opelika: I EED: AAA, 0 Linda Carolyn Newlon, AIIanIa, Ga.: I EED: IPM. Firsi' Row: Troy Daniel New'I'on, Lexinglong 2 VED. I Richard Waller Ney, Allanla, Ga.: I BA. ' Michael Morgan Nicholas, Elorence: 2 MH. 0 Barbara Alice Nichols, Opelika: 3 EED. 0 Bruce Franklin Nichols, Gadsden: 2 PL. 0 David Ray Nichols, Birmingham: 2 LE: KE. Second Row: David William Nichols, Gadsden: I PN. 0 Donald Lloyd Nichols, Ailanla, Ga.: I BA. 0 James Buren Nichols, Selma: 3 ID. ' Jean M. Nichols, Monlgomery: I SL: AAA. U Johnny Wayne Nichols, Luverne: I AG. 0 Joseph Burch Nichols, Jr., Prichard: 2 AE. Third Row: Lamara Ann Nichols, Enlerprise: I HE. 0 Michael Courlney Nichols, Birmingham: 2 PN. ' Roberl Chesler Nichols, Birming- ham: 2 BA. 9 Roland Dale Nichols. Selma: I PL. ' William Talum Nichols, Jr., Lanell: I BA. ' Willon Aubrine Nichols, Fayolle: I AG. Fourlh Row: Franlc Anlhony Nick, Freeporl, Pla.: 2 PL: AT, 0 Ralph McClure Nicholson, Belhesda, Md.: 3 PG. 0 Roberl Baker Nipper, Daylona Beach, Pla.: 2 VM: DTE. 0 Waller Jaclcson Nivens, Jr., Alexan- der Cily: 3 BA: H1011 ' Ann Slappey Nix, Birmingham: 3 EED: XS2. 0 Carol Anne Nix, Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 EED: KA. Fiflh Row: Jaclc Daniel Nix, Birmingham: 3 BA: AXA. 0 James Lenard Nix, Birmingham: I PN. 0 James M. Nix, Jr., Rockford: 2 BA. ' Paul Myers, Nix, Kansas: I ID. 0 Sherron Lorene Nix, Easl Poinl, Ga.: I PM. 0 George Delvin Nixon, Camp Hill: I PPY. Sixlh Row: Jimmy Wayne Nixon, Harlselle: I PN. ' Frederick Dorsel Noble, Rome, Ga.: I SL. U Linda Rulh Noble, Birmingham: 3 SA. ' W.II Howard Noe, Greenville: I PN. 0 Henry McBride Noell, Coving- Ion, Tenn.: I AR. ' M. Sue Nolan, Monlgomery: l SI.: firfil. Sevenlh Row: Conslance Louise Nolen, Monlgomery: 2 SED. 0 Spencer Deanna Nolen, Newnan, Ga.: 3 SED: AAII, ' Fred Roger Nordin, Media, Pa.: 2 AE. 0 Calhalynn Norfleel, Millbrook: I SL: AOII. 0 Daniel Edward Norman, Alberlville: I BC. ' James Kermii Norman, Hunlsville: 2 PNM. Eighlh Row: James M. Norman, Birmingham: 3 EE: AX. ' Jerry Lee Norman, Rome, Ga.: I FB. 0 John Lawxence Norman, Trussville: I PN. ' Margaref Claire Norman, Talladega: 3 EED: AAU, 0 Ronald Wayne Norman, Fern Park, Fla.: 3 MI-I. 0 Kay Louise Normand, Mobile: 2 EED. Ninih Row: Linda Susan Norred, Langdale: 2 SL. 0 Beverly Newsom Norrfs, Oneonla: 3 SED. ' Charles Farnecl Norris, Annislon: 3 AA. U Jimmy Oscar Norris, Trussville: I PN. 0 Merriman Harrell Nor- ris, Jeiierson: 2 PPY. ' Roy Hari Norris, III, Birmingham: 2 EE: 4I'l'A. Tenlh Row: Bobby James Norlh, Ashford: 3 EE: AFP, 0 Gary M. Norlon, Gadsden: 2 IN: IIDFA. 0 Harvey Randolph Norlon, Talladega: I PNM. 0 Louis Anlhony Nolo, Birmingham: I BA. ' John Alex Nummy, Kenl: 2 BA. 0 Ronald Diclcinson Nunn, Waycross, Ga.: 2 BA: EH. Elevenlh Row: William P. Nunn, Monigomery: 4 BA: EN. 0 Roberl Allen Nun- nelley, Baileylon: I PN. ' Terry Allen Nunnelly, Glencoe: I CN. ' Nancy Rulh Nunnery, Auburn: I HE: AFA. 0 Cynlhia Joyce Null, Belle Glade, Fla.: I EED: ZTA. 0 Johnnie Sandra NuH', Belle Glade, Fla.: 2 BA: ZTA. Twelflh Row: Roberl' A. Nyberg, Monlgomery: 2 SED. ' John A. Oalrberg, Oalc Ridge, Tenn.: I PS. ' Rila Ann Oalces, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 PE: APA. 0 Ellwood F. Oalcley, III, Pine Hill: 3 PL: EN. 0 Gregory Lewis Oakley, Jr., Pine Apple: 3 AY. 0 Gwen Elaine Oales, Prali- ville: I EED. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Larry Eugene Oberi, Talladega: I CN. 0 Joseph Pa+rick O'Brien, Birmingham: 2 PL: AXA. 0 Sheila Jo Ann O'C0nneII, Columbus. Ga.: 3 BA: ZTA. ' Eugene Vincenl' O'Connor, Jr., Mobile: 3 IE. ' Thomas C. O'Connor, Jr., New Orleans, La.: 2 EE. ' Beverly Ann O'DanieI, Tallasseef I EED. Second Row: Edley Jack Oden, Jr., Mobile: 2 VD. 0 Anna Jean Odom, Mc- Kenzie: I I-IE. U James T. Odom, Cenlreville: 2 EE. ' Olis Wayne Odom, Mobile: 2 MI-I. ' Judy Mae Odum, Birmingham: I MI-I: I'IBfIP. 0 Travis Lilburne Odom, Chalom: I PN. Third Row: Margarel' Nancy Ogden, Birmingham: I SA. ' Leon Edward Ogle- Iree, Annislon: I PN. 0 Roberl Clyde Oglelree, Jr., Monlgomery: I PD. 0 Chrislopher Wingale Old, Smyrna. Ga.: I PM. ' Obie Olis Olds, Corclele, Ga.: I PN. ' John E. Olive, Jr., Tuscumbia: 3 PY. Fourlh Row: Lonnie Wayne Oliver, Birmingham: I PN. ' Larry William Olney, Florence: I PN. 0 Olav Vincenl' Olsen, Forl Pierce, Fla.: I PS. ' Sleven Herberl' Olsen, Monlgomery: 2 AA. 9 Alan Bradley Olson, Mobile: I CN. ' Gerald Allen Olson, Louisville, Ky.: 3 VM. Fiflh Row: Jerome A. Olson, Waukesha, Wis.: 2 BA: ATA. 0 Russell Juluis Olvera, Talladega: 2 SED. ' Cambyse Omidyar, Meshed, Iran: 2 PN. ' John Paul O'NeaI, Florala: 2 CN: KIPA9. 0 Nancy Susan O'NeaI, Langdale: 2 SED. ' Pafricia Eleanor O'NeiIl, Mobile: I I-IE: XYZ. Sixlh Row: Andrew Wesley Opry, Brewlon: 2 SL. 0 Evan Joseph Ormond, Livingslon: 3 ME. 0 Eslon Wycliffe Orr, Tillon, Go-I 2 BA. ' Rob- erl Wade Osburn, Birmingham: 2 ME. 0 Rila Ann Osfrowski, Birmingham: I I-IE: ITBQP. 0 Richard Eugene O'Herber:l, Monroe- ville: I PM. Sevenfh Row: Marlin G. OHow, Waukesha, Wis.: 2 EE. 0 Sieve O'NeaI Ouzls, SuIIivan's Island, S.C.: I SED. ' Kim Johnson Overcash, Allanla, Ga.: 2 PN. 0 James R. Overslreef, Allalla: I PN. U Michael D. Overslreef, Melbourne Beach. Fla.: 3 AA: IIKA. 0 Barbara Lee Overlon, Forl Wallon Beach, Fla.: I SL: KIPM. Eigh+h Row: Jan Roberlson Overlon, Nashville, Tenn.: I SED: ZTA. ' Mary Ann Overlon, Nashville, Tenn.: 3 EED: ZTA. U Edgar Hubbard Owens, Brewlong I PPY: BAE. 0 Larry Dennia Owens, I-Iun+s- ville: 2 PN. ' Thomas P. Owen, Chailanooga, Tenn.: 2 AR. 0 Rich- ard Fosler Owens, Selma: I PN. Ninlh Row: Roberl Clay Owens, Nashville: I PN. 0 Sue Ellen Owens, Annislon: 2 SED. 0 Herberf Pace, Jr., Ashland: 2 ME. ' Olive Rebecca Pace, Russellville: 2 EED. ' Frank L. Padgelf, Gadsden: I PN. ' Caroline Rebecca lBeckyl Page, Brewlon: 2 SED: XQ. Tenlh Row: Charles Rhodes Page, Greenville: I PN. 0 Thomas S. Page, Mar- ion, N.C.: 2 IN: TKE. 0 Waller Douglas Page, Opp: I BA. 0 Dorolhy Forman Palmer, Wesiporl, Conn.: I ED. 0 Hugh Simp- son Palmer, Carson: 3 VM. 0 Marfha Louise Palmer, Dolhan: 2 EED. Elevenlh Row: Roger Andrew Palmer, Allanla, Ga.: I PN: X411 0 John Hiesfand Pamplin, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Pele Ernesl Pappanaslos, Monr- gomerv: 2 EE. ' Marcia Lorraine Parden, Mobile: 2 SA: AFA. ' Sharon Pardue, Birmingham: I I-IE: HB43. 0 James Thomas Par- ham, Union Springs: I PN. Twelflh Row: Roberf A. Parham, Dolhan: 2 PY. ' Roberf Edward Parham, Opelika: 2 BA. ' Richard Paul Paris, Cedarlown, Ga.: I PN. ' Barbara Ann Parker, Lineville: 3 SED, 0 Brenda Joyce Parker, Gadsden: 2 EED. ' Charles Lee Parker, Lineville: I PN. Firsi' Row: Conslance Ellen Parker, Mobile: I SED. U David Franklin Parker. Phenix Ciiy: 2 SL: SE. U David Sleven Parker, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 MH. U Donna Jane Parker, Tilusville, Fla.: I HE: AAII. U Doug- las Boineau Parker, Jacksonville, Pla.: I MH. U Emma C. Lyn Parker, Tuskegee: 3 BA: AAA. Second Row: Gerald Warren Parlaer, Cpelika: 4 VM. U Gerry Wendell Parker, Couriland: 3 PY. U Jackie Terrell Parker, Hunlsville: I PN. U James Carl Parker, Eairhope: 2 AR. U James W. Parker, Nash- ville: 2 BA. U Jenny Leigh Parker, Ozark: I EED. Third Row: John William Parker, Doihan: 2 PL. U Lee Cannon Parker, Bir- mingham: I PL. U Marilyn Joyce Parker, Monrgomery: 3 SED: APA. U Marrha Sue Parker, Sylacauqag 2 EED: KKF. U Michael Wayne Parker, Birmingham: I BA: QIJAQ. U Paisy Lynn Parker. Birmingham: 2 SED: HBKP. Fourrh Row: Phillip L. Parker, Brewlon: I PY: KA. U Ralph Houslon Parker, Jr., Hueyiown: I PN. U Relfe Haynes Parker, Welumpka: 2 PG. U Richard Harris Parker, Jr., Florence: 2 BA: KA, 0 Siewarf Jo- seph Parker, Ill, Chailanooqa, Tenn.: 2 AR. U Terrence Joe Parker, Hollywood, Ela.: 3 VM: AXP. Fiilh Row: Timolhy Allen Parker, Phenix Cily: I PS. U Michael Sydney Parks, Tucker, Ga.: I CN. U Murray Arrhur Parks, Waycross, Ga.: I PN. U Ted Tracy Parks, Phenix Ciiy: I BA. U John Michael Parr, Alion, lrd.: I PN. 9 Ronald Buell Parris, Prichard: 2 IE. Sixfh Row: Vicki Lynn Parris, Jacksonville: I LT. U Billy Joe Parrish, Newville: I EY. U Laverne Roberfs Parrish, Pensacola, Pla.: I ED. U Leonard W. Parrish, Auburn: 2 PM: GE. U Raymond D. Parrish, Dorhani 2 IN. U Joe David Parr0H, Birmingham: 3 EE: KE. Sevenlh Row: Dewey David Parsons, Gadsden: I BA. U Gary Lee Parsons, Pu- Iaski, Tenn.: I PN. 0 Roberl Price Pass, Blounisville: I PPY. U Rob- erl David Passmore, Mobile: 2 APS. U Michael Pale, Monlgomery: 2 SL. U Anna Palierson, Tallassee: 2 EED. Eighlh Row: Douglas Marshall Paflerson, Macon, Ga.: I PL. U Gary Murray Pallerson, Moniqomery: 2 SL: Hiifb. U James Howard Palferson, Rockiordg I PN. U John Laymond Pailerson, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 IN. U Richard Wayne Palierson, Bessemer: I BA. U Carol Jean Pallon, Bessemer: I PE. Ninlh Row: Jerry Thomas Pa'Hy, Rome, Ga.: I PN. U Margaref Daphne Paul. Birmingham: I SL: XQ. U Charles Ted Paulk, Dorhan: 2 PY. U Karin Jayne Paulson, Decaiur: I PPY. U Arfhyr Lee Payne, Trussville: 2 PN. U David House Payne, Monrgomery: I AR. Tenfh Row: Jackson Middlefon Payne, Birmingham: 3 BA: ATQ. U James Hobson Payne, Greensboro: 2 VM. U James M. Payne, LaPine: I BA. U Roberl R. Payne, Ramer: I PM. U Charles A. Paylon, Poriersville: 3 VM. U Kennelh R. Paylon, Poriersville: I PD. Elevenrh Row: James A. Peacock, Laiayelie, Ga.: I PN. U Joe M. Peacock, Hari'- iord: 2 SED. U Paul J. Peacock, Mobile: I MH. ' Gloria J. Peak, Birmingham: I HE. U William L. Pcake, Doihan: I PN. U Lana Sue Pearce, Annision: 3 HE: AZ. Twelfrh Row: Ann Lanier Pearson, Eorr Valley, Ga.: I SL: IPM. U Barbara Marie Pearson, Hunlsville: 3 EED. U Sarah Pearson, Leroy: 3 EED: AAU. U William Henderson Pearson, Jr., Mobile: I PN. U William How- ard Pearson, Eorl Valley, Ga.: I AM. U Pamela Jean Pearlree, Rome, Ga.: I SL. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi Row: Jerry Helmly Peavy, Macon, Ga.: I PS, U Suzanne Peavy, Moni- gomery: 2 SL: KKF. U Waller Adraine Peck, Cuihberl, Ga.: I PN. U Bobbie Warren Peebles, Brewion: 3 SLD. U Jane Lou Perry, I-Iunlsvilleg 3 ID: AAA. U Roberi Wayne Peele, Alhens: 3 PV. Second Row: William Frederick Peinhardi, Cullman: I Bl. U Jerry Michael Pel- ham, Monlgomeryi 2 BA. U James Alexander Pelli, Savannah, Ga.: 3 IM. U Randy Gail Pelio-Perris, Summerville, S.C.: 2 PL. U Charles Raymond Pember, Birmingham: 2 BA: ZZX. U Bill Norris Pemberlon, Easr Tallassee: I PN. Third Row: Brenda Jeaneli' Pemberlon, Easl Tallassee: 2 EED. U Jerry C. Pem- berfon, Alexander Ciiy: I PN, U Johnny Marlin Pendrak, Alicel ville: I PN. U William Bruce Penn, Birmingham: IPN. U Charles Edward Penney, Decalur: 3 PV. U William H. Penninglon, Jr., Russellville: 3 ME. Fourlh Row: John Shelion Penion, Grove Hill: 2 BA. U Kennelh Maxwell Penvel, Pieadlard: 2 AN. U Perer Ray Pepinsky, Boca Ralon, Pla.: I PL. U Linda Rulh Perdue, Mobile: 2 HE. U Frank Hardin Perkins, Bowling Green: 2 PN. U Judiih Moore Perkins, Marion: 3 EED. Fiifh Row: WaIl'er William PerroH, Columbus, Ga.: I PM: EN. U Dianne Perry, Monrgomery: 3 BA: AZ. U Emily Cefe Perry, Selma: I BA: HBKIJ. U Ezra Bouchelle Perry, Birmingham: I PM. U Rober+ D. Perry. Birmingham: I WT: ATU. U William Reid Perry, Jr., Ozark: I BA. Sixlh Row: George Sieve Pefers, Mobile: I PN. U Jerry Lee Pelers, Daleville: 2 CE. U Noan Peler, Birmingham: I PN. U Waller Hamillon Pelers, Mobile: I PN. U Roberl Eugene Peierson, Greenville: Eighlh I PN. U Laura Sophia Pelfis, Port Payne: I SED. Sevenlh Row: James Benion PeH'il, Albany, Ga.: I PPY. U Mariha Suzanne Peflus, I-lunisville: 3 EED: AAA. U Nicholas Wiley PeHy, Auburn 4 VM U Charles E. Pialil, Mobile: I IN. U Lawrence Warren Phelps, Ocala, Pla.: 2 PN. U Ronald Paul Phelps, Mobile: I BI. Row: Dan Lassiier Philen, Jacksonville, Pla.: I CH. U Ann Lou Phillips, Monlgomery: I SED. U Cecil Leon Phillips, Almore: 2 SED. U David K. Phillips, Columbus: 2 ME. U Dina L. Phillips, Talladega: 2 SED. U James Siewarf Phillips, Muscle Shoals: 2 AE. Ninlh Row: Jerry Nix Phillips, Auburn: 3 EE. U Joel David Phillips, Auburn: 2 AG: HKA. U John Richard Phillips, Manchesler, Tenn.: 2 AR. U Madie Elizabefh Phillips, Birmingham: 3 MU: ATA. U Nancy Adena Phillips, Monlgomery: I SED. U Nancy Helen Phillips, Cleveland, Tenn.: I PG: flfll. Tenlh Row: Paul Wayne Phillips, Mobile: I BA. U Phil Phillips, Jr., Eayeiie: I PV. U Roberl Ervin Phillips, Gadsden: I BA. U Tommy Wayne Phillips, Sylacauga: I BA. U Wellinglon Monroe Phillips, Birming- ham: I PN. U Alecia Ann Philpoll, Roanoke: 3 SED. Elevenfh Row: Susan Baliles, Phinney, Auburn: 3 SID. U Thomas Wesley Phinneyi Bainbridge, Gia.: 3 CE. U Clifford Preslon Ph06IDUS. Jr., Va. Beach, Va.: 2 BA. U John Michael Pickens, Jasper: I PN. U Lyle Rex Pickens, Decalur: I PN. U Daniel Lee Pickeil, Russellville: I PE. Twelfih Row: Janice Lynn elle: 2 EED. Pickell, Auburn: 3 I-IE. U Carol Ann Pierce, Lafay- U Frank R. Pierce, Birmingham: 2 PN. U Margarel Jane Pierce, Carrollion, Ga.: I AR. U Richard I Ief1l'Y PIGFCG. Crichion: 2 BA. U William Ken? Pierce, Selma: I PN. Firsl Row: Gary Moore Pierson, Planlersville: 4 BA. ' Roberf Gary Pierson, Decalur, Ga.: I AR. 0 Larry Wayne Pike, Roanoke: I PN. 0 Mary Coleen Pike, Newnan, Ga.: I Sl.. ' Richard Thomas Pike, Troy: I AR. 0 Peggy Eileen Piland, Moullrie, Ga.: 4 SL. Second Row: James M. Pinkerlon, Enlerprise: 2 VM. 0 Vicki Elaine Pinkerfon, Enlerprise: 2 SED. ' Carol V. Pinkslon, Cullman: 3 SED. ' Clair David Pinyard, Mobile: 2 PM. ' Jeannine Gladys Pippin, Bir- mingham: 2 SED: Tllifb. 0 Roberl Edward Pilman, Marion Junc- lion: 2 AG. Third Row: Jerry Marlin Piflman, Andalusia: 2 CN: QE. 0 Larry Joe Pillman, Dolhan: 3 BA. 0 Richard Lee Piflman, Dolhan: I PE. 0 Charles William Pills, Alexander Cily: 2 BA. ' Myron Carler Pills, Moni- gomery: I PS. ' Roberf Gary Pills, Auburn: 2 PN. Fourlh Row: Sara Isabelle Pills, Pillsview: 2 SED: AAA. 0 Jerald Twayne Piwelz, Eulaula: 2 BA. U Richard Edward Plagge, Columbus, Ga.: 2 SED. ' Charles William Planl, Americus, Ga.: 2 VD. 0 Joe M. Planf, Tallahassee, Fla.: I MH. 0 Thomas Alvia Plash, Foley: I PN. Fiffh Row: Eric Harwood PIaH'or, Auburn: I DR. 0 Donna Rae PIi++, Auburn: 2 SED. 0 Gary Li Plowman, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Anila Plunkell, Hanceville: I HE. ' Brenda Louise Plyle, Savannah, Ga.: 3 I-IE: ATA. 0 Palricia Anne Poilevinl, I-Iunlsvilleg I I-IE. Sixlh Row: William Roberl Poland, Annislon: 3 MI-I: TSOH. 0 Keren Lynne Polidoro, Auburn: 2 MU. 0 James Arvin Polk, Camden: I PN. ' William Thomas Polk, Jasper, Fla.: I Cl-I. 0 Warren Randolph Pollard, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. 0 Jerry Eugene Pollock, Bainbridge. Ga.: I BC. Sevenlh Row: Charles Delane Ponder, Hanceville: 3 CH. ' Charles Weslley Ponder, Belhesda, Md.: I ID. 0 Ben Erwin Pool, Monlgomery: I PL. 0 Leslie G. Pool, Miami, Pla.: 3 PI-I. 0 Alberf Milchell Poole, Jr., Birmingham: I BA. 0 James Alberl Poole, Monlqom- ery: 2 BC: EN. Eighlh Row: Krislin Poole, Scollsboro: I HE. 0 Hunler Vaughn Pope, Moni- gomery: 2 PD: EX, 0 James Harris Pope, Greenville: I PN. ' James Myron Pope, Auburn: 3 EE. 0 Sandra Frances Pope, Camp Hill: I SED. 0 Carol Diane Porcher, Jacksonville, Fla.: 2 SED: KHP. Ninlh Row: Richard Wallace Porler, Bessemer: I PN. 0 Turner Bazemore Porler, Weogulka: I AN. ' Harry Beryl Posey, Easl Poinl Ga.: I BC. 0 William Oliver Posey, Brewlon: 2 BA. 0 Allen Bruce, Posniak, Monlgomery: 2 BA: X112 ' Jerry Hill Posfell, Adel: I PN. Tenlh Row: Judy Lee Poller, Annislon: 2 PE: AFA. 0 Robbin Don Polrafka, Augusla, Ga.: 2 AE. ' Frances Lee Poulsen, Selma: 3 SED. ' Carolyn Pound, Roanoke: I BA. 0 Roger Glen Pouyadou, Mobile: I PN. 0 Burl Lanier Powell, Tallassee: 3 ME. Elevenlh Row: Emily Ann Powell, Allanla: 2 SL. ' James Laylon Powell, Dothan: 2 IM. ' Jo Ann Powell, East Tallassee: I ID. 0 John Richard Powell, Monlgomery, 2 AE. 0 Larry Eugene Powell, I PL. 0 John Bolling Powell, IV, Wesl Palm Beach, Fla.: 2 PL. Twelflh Row: Randall Lee Powell, Soulh Charleslon, W. Va.: I PN. 0 Richard Houslon Powell, Eorl Wallon Beach, Fla.: 2 BA. ' Suzanne Louise Powell, Mobile: 2 SED: ACU. 0 Suzanne Wise Powell, Americus, Ga.: 3 ID. ' Thomas Laurence Powell, Valparaiso, Fla.: I PN. U William Roy Powell, Jr., Brunswick, Ga.: 2 IE: fI'KT. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: EIizabe'I'h Lynn Power, Birmingham: I HE. ' James Miller Powers, Monroe, Ga.: 3 AG. 0 Anne Elizabeih Poyihress, Mobile: 3 SED. 0 Barbara Ellen Poyfhress, Birmingham: I HE. 0 Helene SI'uar'I' Poylhress, Birmingham: 2 HE: ZTA. 0 Jimmie W. PraH, Reform: 2 VED. Second Row: Alice Susan Prendergasl, Mobile: I SA. 0 Mary Margarer Pren- dergasl, Mobile: 2 SED: ZTA. 0 Sybil Elaine Presley, Opp: 2 PY. 0 Larry James Pressnell, Harvesr: I PE. 0 Bradford B. Price, Bir- mingham: I BC. ' Freicla Myralin Price, Andalusia: 2 EED. Third Row: Hoyl' Brown Price, Hamilron: I PD. 9 Janel Carol Price, Alex- ander Ciiy: 3 EED. ' Linda Jean Price, Elorence: I EA. ' Thomas Dwighl' Price, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Wilbur E. Price, Tuskegee: 2 PY. U Paul Eugene Prichard, Ailanla, Ga.: I PN. Fourlh Row: Jr. Harvey Pride, Decaiur: I HE. ' James M. Pridgen, Doihan: 2 IN: HK.-X. 0 Sidney Carllon Pridgen, Geneva: 3 PY. U Wilbur Oneal Pridgen, Geneva: 2 BA. 0 Judy Gaile Prier, Opelika: 2 SED. ' Sandra Priesi, Florence: 2 VM. Fiflh Row: Joseph Roberi- Priesr, Tampa, Fla.: 2 VM: AXP. 0 J. David Primeaux, Mobile: I AR. 0 Daniel Sco'I'I Prince, Alloona: 3 PM. ' Harry Gordon Prince, Jr., Salem: I PN. 0 Roberl Lyons Prince, Selma: I PN. 0 Susan Love Prince, Salem: 3 SED. Sixlh Row! Mary Margarer Prilchard, Mobile: 2 EED. 0 Don Michael Pril- cheH', Alberlville: 2 EE. ' Nancy Lee Prilchefl, Annislon: I SED. ' Joseph R. Prochaska, Roberisdale: 3 IE. 0 Ronald Eugene Pro- chaska, Roberisdale: 3 IE. 0 Peggy Anne Prouly, Birmingham: 2 EED. Sevenih Row: Brad Lee Pruden, Sanford, Fla.: I PN: TKE. 0 Bennell' Wilbourne Pruel, Jr., Decalur: I PN. ' Edwin Clark Prue'I I', Dadeville: 2 CE: EX. ' Joe William Pruell, Alberlville: 3 IM: HKKIP. 0 Judy Carrol PrueH, Jasper: 3 PE. ' Pamela Prueii, Spanish Fori: I SL: AAU. Eighlh Row: Mary Margarel Prui'H', Hunlsville: 3 SED. 0 Joyce Julene Pfomey, Evergreen: 2 ED: HBKIP. C Rex L. PuclreH, Silver Creek, Ga.: I PN. ' Michael J. Pugh, Eorl Wallon Beach, Fla.: I PL. ' Mel- bourne Cannon Pulliam, Berry: I PE. D Jerry Barfon Pullium, Co- lumbus, Ga.: 2 BA. Ninfh Row: Henry Prime Purdon, Harwood, Md.: 2 AE. ' James W. Purdy, Dorhan: I ME. 0 Michele Ann Purnell, Decaiurg I HE: AFA. 0 Marlha Jane Puryear, Nashville, Tenn.: 3 VD. ' Howard William Pu'Inam, Jr., Gadsden: 2 CN: EN. ' Marlha Palricia Quarles, Trussvilleg 3 EED: AFA. Tenih Row: James Howard Qua'HIebaum, Doihan: I PN. 0 Marshall Davis Queen, Birmingham: I PN. ' Larry Dean Quillen, Cloverdale: 3 IM. ' Sammy Paul Quillen, Cloverdale: 2 IE. 0 Palricia Quinn, Decaiur: I ID. 0 Roger Dean Quiring, EIOFGHCSZ 2 TM. Elevenih Row: David Reginald Rabb, Augusia, Ga.: 3 AE. 0 Joseph Evans Rabun, Mobile: I AR. 0 David Irwin Rach, Fernandina Beach, Fla.: I PN. ' Tommy Cornelius Raclcley, Eori Valley, Ga.: I PN. 0 William Larkin Radney, III: Alexander Cily: I PM: EAE. 0 Alberl Jack- son Rainey, Jr.: Memphis, Tenn.: I AR. Twelffh Row: Ronald Wilson Rains, Cenire: I VED. 0 Julia Nan Rainwaier, Annislon: 3 SED: KKP. 0 Douglas Owen Ralslon, Marielia, Ga.: I MH, o William EIIioH' Ramage, Jacksonville, Ela.: I PN. ' Daniel Sleven Ramelli, Pass Chrisrian, Miss.: I PN. 0 Howard Knox Ramey, Mobile: 2 BA. Firsl' Row: Nelda Cynlhia Ramey, Akron: I ED: APA. U Alfred Joseph Ram- sey, Mobile: 2 AA: HKIIP. U Frank Richard Ramsey, Asheville: I PN. U Margarei Sharon Ramsey, Grand Bay: 2 EED. U Peler Byron Randa, Birmingham: I PN. U James Richard Randall, Talladega: 2 EE: ATQ. Second Row: Kifly Andrea Randall, Albany, Ga.: 2 SED: CPM. U Donald Wayne Randolph, Gordo: I PE. U Thomas Wayne Randolph, Hope Hull: I WT. U Lance Timofhy Rankin, Piedmonl: I PN. U Clara Dean Rasberry, Elorala: I ED. U John L. Ralley, Monlgomery: I PN. Third Row: Edward Gresham Rawlinson, Columbus, Miss.: I PN. U Byron Wayne Rawls, Auburn: 2 PY. U Linda Belh Rawls, Birmingham: I PV. U Susan R. Rawls, Selma: 3 EED: KA. U Tom Wayne Rawls, Saralandg 2 PN. U Beniamin Thomas Ray, Jr., Pairfax: I PN. Fourrh Row: Dwighl O'Neal Ray, Norihporl: I AR. U Linda Carol Ray, Gads- den: I EH. U Lucy Elaine Ray, Birmingham: 2 VD. U Noel Wallace Ray, Birmingham: 2 AE. U Reginald Jack Ray, Weiumpka: I PN. U Ronald Keirh Ray, Milion, Fla.: 2AA: IIIKT. Fiflh Row: Shan M. Ray, Birmingham: 2 SED: ZTA. U Thomas Leonard Ray, Birmingham: I PN. U James Lee Rayburn, Mobile: 2 EE. U Donald Edward Rayfield, Sylacauga: I PNM. U Thomas Eugene Rayfield, Sylacauga: 2 SED. U John Morrison Raymond, Ill, Jack- sonville, Fla.: I BA. Sixlh Row: James Pal Real, Birmingham: 2 IM, U B. Dewey Reams, Sylacauga: 3 TS: IIKA. U Laurie Jean Reams, Mclniosh: I ID. U Brenda Joc- queline Reaves, Auburn: I SED. U Cecil Ralph Reaves, Camden: I AN. U Jerry O'NeaI Reaves, Oxford: I PN. Sevenlh Row: Thomas lvy Reaves, Abbeville: I PM. U Roberl P. Rebman, Couri- Iand: 3 CN: KA. U Roberf Wilby Redd, Allania, Ga.: 2 BA. AT. U John Proclon Redden, Tallassee: I PPY. U Michael Roberl Redmond, Monlgomery: I SL. U Carolyn Kafhleen Reed, Huey! Iown: I PE. Eighih Row: Charles D. Reed, Monlqomery: 2 PY. U Edwin Henry Reed, Arab: I PL. U George Michael Reed, Theodore: 3 PS. U James T. Reed, Vernon: I PN. U Janel' Reed, Millry: 2 SED. U Morgan G. Reed, Opelika: 4 VM. Ninrh Row: William Allen Reed, Breniwood, Tenn.: I PN. U Bobby Donald Reeder, Slocomb: 2 VED. U James Edward Reeder, Childersburg: I PN. U William Alexander Reeder, Ozark: 2 SL: AEIID. U Belly Lynn Reese, Birmingham: 3 SL. U James Wilford Reese, Sparlan- burq, S.C.! 2 APS. Tenlh Row: Kalhey Lanier Reese, Birmingham: 3 PED: KA. U James Alex Reeves, Ill, Tucker, Ga.: I BA. U Larry M. Reeves, Ailania, Ga.: 2 AA. U Marsha Diann Reeves, Monlgornery: I EED. U William Charles Reeves, Florence: 2 BI. U Marion Joe Rega, Wesl Glenn: I APS. Elevenih Row: Annabelle Reid, Birmingham: I EED. U Beniamin Herschell Reid, Cullman: 3 ME. U John Eugene Reid, Birmingham: I AR. U Rich- ard Srefson Reid, Jr., Monlgomeryg 2 BA: ATA. U Roberf Daniel Reid, Hunlsvillef 3 ME: KPFA. U Ronald Wayne Reid, Birming- ham: 3 PD. Twelflh Row: Mar'I'ha Ann Reimer, Tarrani: I SA. U Anna Marsh Reinharl, Mo- bile: 3 EED: AFA. U Joan Frances Renaud, Monrgomery: I HE. U Claud Oliver Renauld, III, Mobile: I IN, U Ann Tafum Renfro, Opelika: I EED. U Billy Joe Renfroe, Hazel Green: I AM. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsi' Row: Rober'I' Firium Renuari, Delray, Pla.: I PN. ' Salem Nasaib Resha, Birmingham: I ME. 0 William Dudley Reuiher, Nashville, Tenn.: I BE. 0 James Leon Revel, Irvingion: 2 CE: LPFA. ' Jane Marie Revell, Columbus, Ga.: 3 SA. ' Candace Reynolds, Monlqornery: I EED. Second Row: David Allan Reynolds, Calaula: I PN. 0 Edgar Lee Reynolds, Monigomery: I PN. ' Eugene Scoll Reynolds, Alexander Ciiy: I PN: ATS2. 0 Harry Weafherly Reynolds, Knoxville, Tenn.: 2 SL. 0 James Marlin Reynolds, Sanford, Fla.: I PN. 0 John Roberl Reynolds, Troy: I PL. Third Row: Lydia G. Reynolds, Birmingham: 2 BA. ' Mary Caiherine Reyn- olds, Birmingham: I EED. 0 Dianna Carol Rhodes, 3 PG: AAU. 0 Don Campbell Rhodes, Bremen, Ga.: 2 BA: KA. 0 Elaine Sue Rhodes, Trussville: I EED. ' Guy Neill Rhodes, Chaiiansoga, Tenn.: I PL. Fourlh Row: Thomas Bengamin Rhodes, III, Summerclale: I VED. 0 Allen C. Rice, Vidalia, Ga.: 2 PNM: ATQ. 0 William Coleman Rice, Ope- Iilca: I PN. ' Sfephen EIIioH Richard, Forl Worih, Texas.: 2 CI-I. 0 Wanda Gene Richards, Birmingham: I HE. ' Frances Eugenia Richardson, Double Springs: 2 SED. Fiifh Row: James David Richardson, Enlerprise: I PN. 0 Jimmy Ray Rich- ardson, Birmingham: I IN. 0 Mary Diane Richardson, Bullerg I PY. ' Neal A. Richardson, Cariersville, Ga.: 3 MH. ' Richard Boyd, Richardson, Moulirie, Ga.: I PN. U Roberl John Richard- son, I-lunlsville: I PL. Sixih Row: Sarah Ann Richardson, Blalcely, Ga.: I LT: AAA. ' Sara Rulh Richardson, Gadsden: 2 EED: IPM, 0 Sfella Kay Richardson, Eu- Iaula: I BA. ' Teresa Nan Richardson, Seneca, S.C.: I SED. 0 John Sanders Richburg, Abbeville: 3 AY. DX. 0 Max Norman Richburg, 3 PY: fIPl'A. Sevenfh Row: Rila Faye Richburg, Goshen: I SED. ' John Roberl Richey, Anda- lusia: 3 IM: HKCIP. Randy Richie: Ozark: I PL. ' James P. Rich- mond, Silverhill: 2 AR. ' Jacob Huberf Richler, Jr., Cullman: I PE. 0 Timoihy Oilo Richler, Cullman: I AR. Eighfh Row: Ovid D. Riclceron, Warner Robins: 2 VD: TKE, 0 Jerry Bulell Riclcles, I PN. 0 Michael Edward Riddle, Mobile: I PL. 0 Roberl' Lee Ridley, Jr., Palmeiio, Ga.: I PN. 0 Ronald Lewis Riggles, I-lunlsville: I PN. 0 Roberl D. Rigsby, Evergreen: 2 BI. Nin+h Row: Dan Lance Riley, Florence: 2 PN. 0 Emily Alison Riley, Albany, Ga.: I SED: AOII. ' Hobson Rudolphus Riley, Jr., Birmingham: 3 CE: 'IfI'A. 0 John Eros? Riley, Birmingham: 3 MH: TVA. 0 Brian Alan Rindi, Sheffield: 3 CE. 0 Nancy Sue Rindl, Shehlield: I SED. Tenlh Row: Judy Mae Riser, Birmingham: 2 LT. ' Alex P. Rifchy, Doihan: 'Z MH. ' Royal Alberi' Rilchy, Talladega: I FY. 0 Eleanor Louise Rillenour, Monigomery: 2 HE: KAG. 0 Palricia Anne Rillenour, Monlgomeryg I ED: AAA. 0 Howard EIIioH Rivers, Monroe, La.: 3 AR: KE. Elevenfh Row: John Joseph Rivers, Jr., Allania Ga.: 2 BA. 0 Roberf Ernesf Rivers, Ailania, Ga.: 3 BA. ' Harrie? Jo Rives, Monlgomeryq I EED. ' M. Kalherine Robbins, Monlgomery: I SL. ' Harold Ray Roberds, Mobile: I BC. 0 Thomas Don Roberls, Gadsden: I BC. Twelfih Row: Samuel Carllon Roberlson, Marion: 3 BI. 0 Benny Kyle Roberson, Brundidge: 3 PY: ATA. 0 Bobby Joe Roberson, Florence: I AE. ' Judilh L. Roberson, Ecleclic: 3 BA. 0 Roberf Jerry Roberson Brundidge: 2 PY: ATA. ' Shelby Jean Roberson, Repion: 2 SED. Firsi' Row: James Greg Roberr, Columbus, Miss.: I BA. U Allen Crumley, Roberls, Allanla, Ga.: 3 IM. U Bruce Warren Roberls, Cenlre: I ME. U Carol Lee Roberfs, Birmingham: I SL: TIBIP. U Columbus Roberls, III, Columbus, Ga.: I BA. U Dana Carol Roberls, Bir- hingham: I SL. Second Row: David Eugene Roberls, I-lanceville: I ED. U Donald Edwin Roberls, Birmingham: 2 AR. U Jaclr Blanehard Roberls, Allanla, Ga.: 3 IM: TKE. U Janice Gail Roberls, Decalur, Ga.: I ID: lllislv, U John Simpson Roberls, Brewlon: 2 ME: KA. U John Wesley Roberls, Union Springs: 2 AA. Third Row: Rober+ A. Roberls, Jr.. Monlgomery: I PN. U Roy Barron Rob- erls, Jr., Trussville: I PN. U Thomas Mayes Roberls, Gainesville, Ga.: I A. U C. Thomas Roberison, Birmingham: I PN. U Clem T. Roberlson, Monlgomery: 2 EE. U Connie Faye, Roberlson, Comer: I SL. Fourlh Row: Cynlhia Maria Roberlson, Langdale: I ED. U David Michael Rob- erlson, Annislon: I PL. U Joanne Roberfson, Birmingham: I SL: IIBQID. U Kem Bryan Roberfson, I-Iunlsville: I AR. U Myron Keilh Roberlson, Cullman: I PE. U Ronald Walson Roberlson, Daphne: I PN. Fiflh Row: Roberl Gay Robie, Birmingham: I BA, U Harrier Ann Robinson, Mobile: 2 EED. U Jane Taylor Robinson, Monlevallo: 2 ED: AAU, U Jeffrey Byron Robinson, Washinglon, D.C.: 2 MI-I. U Joe Reid Robinson, Birmingham: I PN. U Marlcie S. Robinson, Seale: 2 SED: XS2. Sixlh Row: Preslon Seaborn Robinson, Talladega: 2 PE. U Richard Houslon Robinson, Monlevalla: 2 PN, U Harold Jaclc Robinson, Tuscum- bia: 3 EE. U Arlhur J. Roch, Jr., Gadsden: 2 AE. U Roberl George Rochelean, Monlgomery: I BC. U Gary Lamar Rockwell, Eairhope: I ID. Sevenfh Row: Chrislian A. Rodafz, Childersburg: I PG. U Frank Y. Rogers. Slale College: 2 VM: SAE: AXP. U James William Rogers, Anda- lusia: 3 SED. U Larry Edward Rodgers, Homewood: I PN. U Richard Emmeil Rodgers, I-Iunlsville: I PN. U Jose Luis Rodriguez, Columbus. Ga.: I PN. Eighlh Row: James Franlrlin Roe, Birmingham: I CN. U Roy Kennelh Roe, Cropwell, 2 PY. U Mallory Frances Roedy, I-Iunlsville: I ID. U Margaref Elizabelh Rogers, Plains, Ga.: 3 I-IE. U Horace James Rogers, Alhens: I Cl-I. U Roberl' Tucker Rogers, Decalur, Ga.: I PPY. Ninlh Row: Roberl Vance Rogers, Lalieland, Fla.: 2 VM: AXP. U Michael An- 'Ihony Rohrer, I-Iomeslead, Fla.: I PN. U Richard Cross Roles. Brenl: I PY. U Harvey Harold Rollings, Birmingham: I PL. U James Ballenger Rollins, Birmingham: 3 IE: HK'-D. U James Leon Rollins, Jr., Macon. Ga.: 3 BC. Tenlh Row: Lewis Earl Rollins, Jr., Annislong 2 PG. U James Harold Romine, Allanla. Ga.: I BI. U Leonard Joseph Ronan, Monlgomery: I BI. U Brenda Sue Roney, I-Ieadland: I BA. U Kenny Auslin Roolce, Monlgomery: I PN. U Bradford King Roof, Greensboro, N.C. Elevenlh Row: Lee Anne Roper, Birmingham: I SED. U Charles Richard Roselle, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN: EAE. U Richard Roarlc Rosen, I-Ioclsessin, Del.: I BA. U Jan Rosenberl, Easl' Poinl, Ga.: 2 PN. U Alexander Ross, Rome, Ga.: 2 EE. U Mary Michelle Ross, Greensboro: I SL. Twelflh Row: Harold Edward Rosson, Jr., Nashville, Tenn.: I BA. U Gwen Rolon, Monlgomery: I EED: AFA. U Julia Ann Rowe, Lalayelle: I PNM. U William J. Rowell, Birmingham: I PN. U Rebecca Roy, Bessemer: I I-IE: KIJM. U Michael Blaclt Rudder, Alhens: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Edward Gaynor Ruperr, Monlgomery: I PM. 0 Lorraine Ruple, Bay Minelle: 3 BI. ' Marilyn Charlolfe Rupp, Hunlsville: I VD. ' James Wirl' Rush, Jr., Mobile: I PN. ' Waller Murrah Rush, Jr., Birmingham: 2 SL: fIPI'A. ' Ernesl Charles Rushing, Jr., AI- Ianla, Ga.: I PN. Second Row: Herberl' Nelson Rushlon, Albany, Ga.: I PN. ' George Auslin Russell, Birmingham: I PN. 0 James Edward Russell, Wesl' Palm Beach, Fla.: I PN. ' Palricia Jean Russell, Birmingham: I HE. ' Ronal Deane Russell, Monrgomery: 2 EE. ' Sally Guy Russell, Columbus, Ga.: 2 HE. Third Row: Wade Mallhew Russell, Hunlsville: I PL. ' John Slanley Russom, Jr., Eairiield: I PN. ' Connie Rulland, Langdale: I SED. 0 Edward Herberl' Rulland, Monlgomery: 2 PV: GJAQ. 0 Jimmie Andrew Rulland, Monlgomery: 2 PN. ' John Edward Ruzic, Virginia Beach: Va.: I PN. Eourlh Row: Arlhur Nagel Ryan, Chicago, Ill.: I PVM. 0 Joseph William Ry- land. Bermuda: 2 SED, 0 Edward Gene Sabalini, Brooklyn, N.Y.: I PN. ' Roberl' Louis Sachar, Monlgomery: I ID. 0 Glynn Phillip Sadler, Hendersonville, Tenn.: I PL. ' Noori Saidi, Teheran, Iran: I PN. Fiflh Row: Joseph Anlhony Saiia, Birmingham: 2 PN. 0 Dale Edward Sailors, Birmingham: 2 SL. 0 William Coleman Sallerfield, Tallahassee, Pla.: 2 VM: AXP. 0 Donna G. Saliba, Hunrsville: I ED: AVA. ' Julian Horace Sallas, Dolhan: 3 IM: .Xllffk ' Charles Michael Saller, Monlgomery: 3 BA. Sixlh Row: WesIco'I'l' B. Samford, Opelika: I PM: ATQ. 0 William David Sample, Sheilield: I PL. ' Tommy A. Samples, Lanelr: 2 PN. 0 Barbara Lynn Sanders, Pinson: 2 SED. 0 Calvin O'NeaI Sanders, Monlgomery: I PN: EX. 0 Dorolhy Kay Sanders, Opelika: 2 SED. Sevenlh Row: George Saul Sanders, Birmingham: I SL. ' John Dari' Sanders, Kingspori, Tenn.: I PN. 9 John Earl Sanders, Birmingham: 3 BA, ' John Roberr Sanders, Cloplon: I PM. 0 Joseph Edward Sanders, Cullman: I PS. 0 Kennelh M. Sanders, Brunclidge: I AN. Eighlh Row: Linda Dianne Sanders, Monrgomery: I SED. 0 Timolhy Homer Sanders, Birmfngham: 3 BI. ' William Sharman Sanders, Opelika: 4 PY. 0 Anira Jo Sanderson, Opelika: I EED. 0 Bobby Lane San- derson, Moullon: 3 BA: GX. ' Jerry A. Sanderson, Nashville, Tenn.: ZBA, Ninlh Row: Rebecca Leigh Sanderson, Gadsden: I SED. ' Roberl Goodloe Sanderson, Tuscumbia: 3 BA. ' Mary Louise Sandoz, Mobile: I HE. KA. 0 Mary Anila Sands, Birmingham: I SED. ' Bennie Lynn Sanford, Welumpka: 2 PS. 0 Dana Kennelh Sanford, Welumpka: 2 MH. Tenlh Row: Dorolhy Jeanne Sanford, Birmingham: 3 SL. 0 Thomas E. Sanford, Tarrani: I BA. 0 Joseph A. Sanloro, Birmingham: I PV. 0 Mildred Suzanne Sarlciss, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Michael Alan Sarlain, Birmingham: I PN. ' John Hardy Sarver, Auburn: I PN. Elevenlh Row: Joseph Bur'I'on Sarver, Auburn: 2 PN: AXA. 0 Bobby Bryan Sasser, Andalusia: I BA. 0 Ronald Warren Sallerfield, Rossville: I PN. 0 Sara Hazel Sallerfield, Ashville: 2 SL. ' Sherry Diane Sailer- field, I-Iunlsville: I SED. ' Larry Gray Sallerwhile, Hueylown: 3 MI-I: EH. Twelflh Row: Richard Bozeman Sallerwhife, Birmingham: 3 BA. 0 Palricia Aileen Sauls, Monlgomery: 2 ED. 0 Peler Edson Saunders, Moni- gomery: 2 CE. ' Phil Henry Saunders, Florence: 2 EY. 0 Penelope C. Saunders, Auburn: 2 EED: ATA. 0 Roberl Ronald Saunders, Auburn: I SED. Firsf Row: Brenda Marie Sawyer, Trussville: 3 SL: AOTI, ' Thomas Lee Sawyer, Sylvesfer, Ga.: I AR. ' M. Gale Saxon, Ashland: 2 SED: XQ. 0 Barbara Irene Scales, Allania, Ga.: 3 EED. ' John Sidney Scales, Sfarkville, Miss.: I AR: EAE. 0 Judy Addison Scar- borough, Hunfsville: I BA. Second Row: Rayford Lyn Scarbrough, Hueyfown: I BA. 0 Ellen Scarsbrook, Auburn: 2 Bl: KA. ' A. Kafhryn Schaefer, Decafur: 2 SL: IIISHIP. 0 Carl Kenyon Scheer, Hunfsville: I BC. ' John Thomas Schell, Hunlsville: 3 PL: IIKA! Pafsy Jane Scherer, Gadsden: I SED. Third Row: John Roberl' Schierlmann, McLean, Va.: I PN. 0 William Adrian Schild, Forf Lauderdale, Fla.: I AR. ' James Alberf Schilling, Birmingham: I PN. 0 John W. Schlegel, Jr., Eorl' Lauderdale, Fla.: I PN. U George Fred Schmohl, Mobile: I PN. ' Jane Schneider, Monfgcrnery: 3 VM. Fourfh Row: William Leon Schoch, Forl' McClellan: 3 IE. 0 Palricia Ann Schoefflin, Birmingham: 3 SP. ' Joseph F. Schreiber, Mobile: I PY. ' John E. Schroleder, Panama Cify, Fla.: 3 IE. ' David Blaine Schulli, Soulh Charlesfon, VV. Va.: I PN. 0 Edward Augusf Schulfz, Jr., Vicksburg, Miss.: 3 EE: LIPKT, Fiffh Row: Frank Richard Schulfz, Hunfsville: 2 EE. 0 George Frederick Schulfz, Allanfa, Ga.: I SL. 0 Walfer P. Schosfer, I-lousfon, Texas: 2 BC. 0 James Ervind Schioff, Mobile: I AR. ' Jeannelle Rosalie Schwanfes, Birmingham: I SED. U Roberl John Schwechfen, Norlh- amplon, Pa.: 3 CN. Sixlh Row: Alberf Lafayeffe Scoff, Jr., Monfevallo: 2 IE, EN. 0 Donald Eugene Scoff, Mobile: 3 Bl. 0 Elizabefh McAroy ScoII, Bessemer: I HE. ' John Paul Scoff, Birmingham: I MH. ' Kafherine Hannah Scoll' Hunfsville' 2 SED' AFA. 0 Laurie Scolf Monfeomer . . . . , yi I SL: XSZ. Sevenfh Row: Marghuerifa Wa'Hs Scoff, Fairhope: 2 SED. 0 Sandra Anne Scoff, Monfevallo: I EED: AAIT. ' Sherry Lynne Scoff, Jonesville, S.C.: 3 EED. ' William Gunfer Scolf, Monfevallo: I PN: EN. 0 Lena Jean Scruggs, Opelika: 2 SED. 0 Belly Lynn Seale, Leroy: 3 PG. Eighrh Row: James Worfhy Seale, Monlqomery: 3 PY. ' Daniel Presfon Seals, Monfgomery: 3 AE. ' Dorofhy Faye Searcy, Enferprise: I SL. 0 Liz Searcy, Downey, Calif.: I PG: KA. 0 James Louis Sears, Mo- bile: 2 CH: EX. ' Joseph Ronald Seawell, Allanfa, Ga.: I PN. Ninih Row: Sara Belh Seay, Dadeville: 3 MU. 0 Belfy Faye Segresl, Eclecfic: 3 PED. D John Flefcher Segresf, Tuskegee: I SL. 0 Margaref Allene Segresf, Luverne: 3 PE: KKF. 0 Terry Beniamin Segresf, Reelfown: 3 SL: AXA. 0 Edward Alberl' Seibold, New Suffolk, L.l., N,Y.: 2 CH. Tenfh Row: Ronald Lynn Seifel, Birmingham: I SL. 0 Michael Ray Selby, Brownsbury, Ind.: 2 PN. ' Daniel McGill Self, Auburn: I BA. 0 Edgar Joseph Self, Ill, Birmingham: I BA. 0 John Thurman Self, Cullman: I BA. 0 William Leburn Self, Haleyville: I CN. Elevenfh Row: James Edwin Sellars, Monfgomery: 3 VD. ' Jane Lee Sellers, Alex- ander Cify: I PE. ' Leroy Richard Sellers, Dolhan: I SED. 0 Margarel' Allen Sellers, Monfgomery: I PG. 0 Randall Efhan Sellers, Greenville: 2 ME. 0 Roberf Edward Sellers, Mobile: I PN. Twelffh Row: Vera Pamela Sellers, Auburn: 3 HE. 0 James A, Selman, Birming- ham: 3 AR: BAE. 0 Merle William Semisch, Aflanfa, Ga.: I AR. ' Paul Henry Senhbeil, Avondale Esf., Ga.: I PN. 0 Ronald Gil- berf Sergeanf, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: 2 ME. ' Michael S. Serio, Hunis- ville: 2 CH. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firs'l Row: David George Serola, Enierprise: 2 PV. ' James Michael Ses- sions, Grand Bay: I SED. 0 Lewe Hillyer Sessians, Annision: 2 SL. 0 Lynne Camille Sessions, Annision: 3 SL: ZTA, 0 Ronald Lavon Sessions, Fairhope: I PN. 0 Sianley Warren Sessions, Spanish Fori: I PN. Second Row: Carol Sneed Seihness, Fori Lauderdale, Fla.: 2 SED: KHP. 0 Roberi Michael Severin, Killen: I PN. ' James Rollins Sevier, Jr., Florence: 2 TM. ' James Phillip Sewell, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Lynn Tyre Sewell, Canion, Ga.: I PN. ' Mary Susan Sewell, Jackson' ville, Fla.: 2 SED: KKF. Third Row: John Clinion Sexion, Birmingham: I BI. 0 Michael Lendon Sexion, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Sidney Bibb Sex'I'on, Opelika: 2 EE. 0 Bei- 'lina Gilchrisi Shaclcelford, Monigomery: 3 SED: ZTA. 0 Mary Kay Shaclxelford, Monigomery: I PG: HBCIJ. 0 George Harold Shaddix, Laneii: I AR. Fourlh Row: James Deland Shaddix, Annision: 3 EE. ' Paisy Jo Shacldix, Bir- mingham: I SED. ' Ron L. Shady, Hunisville: I VD. 0 Bernard Mayer Shalinslxy, Monireal, Quebec, Can.: I ID: AEII. ' William Earl Shannon, Jr., Maxwell Air Force Base: I PN. ' John Tipion Shapiro, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. Fifih Row: Bonnie Barbara Sharp, Opelika: 2 SED. 0 Pai Edward Sharp, Moundsville: I VED. 0 Carl Chancellor Sharpe, Gadsden: I BA. ' Dera Kaihleen Sharpe, Ailania, Ga.: 2 PG. 0 Michael Roy Sharpe, Tallassee: I PM. 0 Phillip Arihur Sharpe, Tallassee: I AR. Sixih Row: Dona Shaver, Monigomery: I SED, ' Mary Kalhryn Shaver, Louis- ville, Ky.: 3 VD: ITBKD. ' James Edward Shaw, Manchesier, Ga.: I PN. 0 Marvin W. Shaw, Jr., Aihens: I AR. 0 Susan Ann Shaw, Ozark: 2 SED: ATA. 0 William Paul Shealy, Jr., Doihan: 2 PL: SH. Sevenlh Row: Sieven Dale Sheffield, Miami: 2 MN. 0 William Blaine Shelifield, Foley: I BA. ' Edwin Wyvis Shell, Jr., Pilis, Ga.: I PN. ' Rhodes Henry Shell, Newnan, Ga.: 2 IE. ' James Harper Shelfon, Hunis- ville: I PN. 0 Richard Harrison Shelion, Hunlsville: 3 IM: IIPFA, Eighlh Row: Rodney Fred Shelion, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. 0 Thomas Leroy Shel- +on, Kensingion, Md.: I PN. ' Donald Phillip Shepherd, Chancey, Ga.: 3 AE: AT. 0 Elizabeih Anne Shepherd, Monigomery: I SED. ' Wilson H. Shepherd, Jr., Birmingham: I PNM. 0 Fred John Sheppard, Birmingham: 2 VD: SAE, Ninih Row: Fredericlr Alberr Sheram, Easi Poini Ga.: I PN. 0 Glenda G. Sherer, Auburn: I SED. 0 James Eldridge ShifIeH-, Monigomery: I APS: EH. 0 James Roberl' Shine, Jr., Phenix Ciiy: I AR. 0 Karen Celesie Shipp, Easl Poini Ga.: I MH. 0 Charley Marshall Shirley, Decaiur: I BC. Tenih Row: Cynihia Jane Shiver, Brundidge: 2 HE. 0 Max Ronald Shiver, Brundidge: I PN. 0 Thurman Dewayne Shiver, Bainbridge, Ga.: I AR. ' Jane Ellen Shulfs, Birmingham: I ED. ' Margarei Sue Shur- den, Mouni Vernon: 2 EED. 0 Jeanne M. Sibbei, Tiiion, Ga.7 I SL. Elevenih Row: Janei Elaine Sibley, Sheilield: 2 EED: Hlifif. 0 Margarei Ann Sib- Iey, Sheiileld: I MH. 0 Carol Ann Sicard, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Sheryl Lynn Siegel, Birmingham: I PV. ' Eleanor Sue Silcox, Asha lord: I SED, ' Ernesl' Cool: Silces, Fairiax: I PV. Twelfih Row: Linda Silaveni, Auburn: I SED: AAU. ' Carol Simmons, Moni- gomery: 2 ID: AZ, 0 George T. Simms, Mouliong I BA. 0 Michael Jon Simms, Pensacola, Fla.: I PN, 0 Roberi' Thomas Simonson, Panama Ciiy, Fla.: I SED. ' Beverly Ann Simonlon, Shawmuig I SED. Firsl Row: Hugh Thompson Simonlon, Covinglon, Tenn.: 2 IN: EAE. 0 George James Simpkins, Camden: 2 AG. 0 Peggy Gay Simpson, Ailanra, Ga.: 2 SED: 'DBL 0 Roberl Marrin Simpson, Covingion. Tenn.: I AR. ' Slephen Turner Simpson, Birmingham: I PV: THE. 0 Thomas Michael Simpson, Florence: I AR. Second Row: Claudia Irene Sims, Enlerprise: I MH. ' Larry James Sims, Mo- bile: 2 AA. 0 Lee Haigler Sims, Monigomery: 3 AR: CIPAQ. 0 Louie Lee Sims, Dadeville: 2 PL. ' Margarel Dianne Sims, Fair- hope: I SL. 0 Marlha Virginia Sims, Auburn: 3 LT: AZ. Third Row: Chrislopher Bonner Sinclair, Decaiur, Ga.: I PN. 0 Wallon Angus Sinealh, Jr., Allania, Ga.: I PN. ' Alberl Terry Sisco, Aihens: I AED. U John Melville Sisson, Jacksonville, Pla.: I AR. 0 Anfhony Wayne Skaggs, Birmingham: I EN. 0 David Edward Skellon, Scolis- boro, 3 PY. Fourfh Row: Gary Grover Skelfon, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Larry D. Skelion, Pl. Wallon Beach, Pla.: 3 BA: ATP. ' Michael Dennis Skidmore, Millbrook: I PN. ' Kennelh Owen Skinner, Albany, Ga.: 2 PL: EH, ' Pauline Elizabefh Skinner, Birmingham, I SL: 1'IBfI1. 0 Rich- ard Bruce Skinner, Dunedin, Fla.: I AR: ATSZ. Fiflh Row: Darrell Benford Skipper, Monigomery, I PN. 0 Don William Skipper, Abbeville, 3 ME. 0 Harold Dallas Skipper, Jackson: I PN, 0 Edmon Monroe Slalon, Madisonville, Ky.: 3 VM: SITE. 0 Greg- ory Bario SIa'Hon, Chalianeoga, Tenn.: I PN. 0 John Druary Slaughier, Mobile: I PV. Sixlh Row: Samuel Wayne Slay, Moriigomery: 3 BA: KIJFA. 0 Simmie J. Slay, Jr., Birmingham: I PV. ' Anne Louise Sledge, Greensboro: I SL. 0 Mailande Cheney Sledge, Greensboro: 3 SL: AAA. 0 Jacquelyn Sligh, Birmingham: I SL. ' James Huberl Sloan, Muscle Shoals: I BA. Sevenlh Row: Palrick Bruce Sloan, Lebanon, Tenn.: I CE. ' Vicki Ann Sloan, Fairborn, Ohio: I PG. ' Michael Ray Slocum, Mobile: I PN. ' Louis Edward Slovensky, Brookside: 2 BA. 0 James Mar'I'in Small, Winlerhaven, Fla.: 2 AE. l Jerome Harris Small, McGehee, Ark.: I PN. Eighlh Row: Janice Kay Smallwood, Laneii: 2 EED. ' John Jackie Smallwoocl, Marieiia, Ga.: 3 SL. ' Alice Adele Smari, Silverhill: I I-IE. ' Marilyn Jo Smelko, Crysial Springs, Miss.: 3 VA: KA I Albie Krislen Smilh, Birmingham: I AR. 0 Andrew Lee Smilh, Columbia: I PD. Ninih Row: Anne Tucker Smiih, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Barry Wayne Smilh, Pell Ciiy: I BS. 0 Benny Wayne Smilh, Builer: I PPY. 0 Beverly Anne Smifh, Moullon: I I-IE. U Beverly June Smilh, Birmingham: I SED, 0 Billy Eugene Smilh, Jr., Columbiana: 2 BC: IIN, Tenih Row: Bill Gaines Smilh, Aihens: 2 PL. 0 Bonnie Devon Smifh, Mobile: 3 SED: IIBKIJ. 0 Brenda Arne'He Srni'l'h, Alberiville: 2 SED. 0 C Wesley Smilh, Columbus, Ga.: I IN. 0 Carl Daniel Smifh, Jr., Monigomery: 2 PN. 0 Carolyn Jean Smi'I'h, Five Poinis: 2 I-IE. Elevenlh Row: Charlolfe Smilh, Louisville: 3 SED. 0 Clarence While Smiih, Cam- den, 2 BA: EN. ' Sansing Smilh, Monigomery: 3 SL: XQ. ' Dan- iel Gordon Smilh, Wesl Poini, Ga.: I BA. 0 Darringlon Embree Smiih, Mobile: I PV. 0 David Buck Smflh, Florence: I EE. Twelfih Row: David E. Smilh, Birmingham: 2 BA: AXA. ' David J. Smilh, Bir- mingham: 2 PN. 0 David Nolon Smilh, Peierman: I AG. ' David Randall Smifh, Chailanooga, Tenn.: I SL. ' Doice Sfanley Smifh, Jacksonville: 3 VED. 0 Doris Elaine Smilh, Easl Tallassee: I MI-I. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Dorofhy M. Smifh, Brewion: I SL. 0 Floy Dorinda Smiih, Tuskegee: 2 HE. 0 Frances Wildon Smiih, Opelika: 2 SL. 0 Gail Hulda Smiih, Auburn: I SL. ' Holce Smirh. Sheiiield: I PN. ' Jackson Sioclrs Smilh, Bronxville, N.Y.: 2 BA. Second Row: Jacqueline Ann Smiih, Ailania, Ga.: 2 SA: KKF. 0 James Dray- 'ion Smilh, Jr., Birmingham: 3 IM: AX. ' James Kimbrough Smifh, Birmingham: I PN. 0 James Roberi Smiih, Auburn: 2 AA: IATQ. 0 James Wayne Smiih, Birmingham: I PN: ' Jerry Wayne Smilh, Birmingham: I PN. Third Row: John Brooks Smiih, Birmingham: 3 IM. ' Julianne Smiih, Mobile: 3 BA. 0 Kennefh Allen Smiih, Gadsden: 2 IN. 0 Lenford Cline Smifh, I-lariwell, Ga.: I PE. 0 Lonnie Richard Smilrh, Monroe, Tenn.: 2 VM: SZTE. 0 Margarel' Sharon Smilh, Birmingham: 3 PE. Fourih Row: Michael Lynn Smifh, Andalusia: 2 SED: KA. 0 Morris R. Smith, Birmingham: I PN. ' Nancy Jane Smiih, Greensboro: I HE: ZTA. ' Nancy Kaiherine Smilh, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Nicholas Smiih, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: 2 EE: A2241 0 Norma Jean Smiih, Ranburne: I lVll'I: ZT.-L. Fiilh Row: Pafricia Ann Smiih, Decaiur: I PPY. ' Randall Hoyi Smilh, Gads- den: I PN. ' Raymond H. Smifh, Hurisboro: 3 CH. ' Richard Anihony Smiih, Florence: I PD. 0 Richard Dean Smiih, Eoresl' Park, Ga.: 2 IN: A2412 0 R. Lawrence Smilh, Chairanooga, Tenn.: 3 BAI KE. Sixlh Row: Richard Theodore Smifh, Baiile Creek. Mich.: 2 AA. 0 Richard Websier Smiih, Rome. Ga.: I SL. ' Roberi' Thermon Smilh, Moul- ion: I PN. ' Roberfa Jean Smilh, Birmingham: I VD: IIBQ, U Ronald Holce Smiih, Praiiville: I PN. ' Ronald M. Smiih, Au- burn: 2 SL. Sevenih Row: Ronald Sieve Smilh, Sleele: I PS. 0 Sandra Elizabeih Smiih, Hazel Green: 3 SA. 0 Sandra Gail Smiih, Jackson, Miss.: 2 LT: AAA. 0 Sharon Virginia Smifh, Birmingham: 2 SA. 0 Sherry Noricn Smiih, Birmingham: 2 MH: ATA, 0 Siephen Douglas Smiih, Mo- bile: I PCN. Eighlh Row: Suzanne Smi+h, Allania, Ga.: 2 SED: ZTA. 0 Tallulah Ann Smiih. Aihens: 3 SED: AAA. 0 Thomas Arrhur Smiih, Ranburne: 4 AR. ' Thomas Lee Smirh, Bessemer: I PM. ' Thomas Lowry Smiih, College Park, Ga.: I PN. ' William Benson Smiih, Seale: 4 VM: IIKCIJ. Ninlh Row: William Howard Smiih, Lexingion, Ga.: 2 PN. 0 William Howard Smilh, Jr., Phenix Ciiy: I PN. U William James Smirh, Norfolk, Va.: 2 EE. ' George Richard Smiihson, Pensacola, Fla.: 3 ME. 0 Edward J. Smilhwick, Monigomery: I PD, ' Thomas Harris Smool, Ailania, Ga.: I BA. Tenrh Row: William Norman Smyer, Eairhope: 2 IE. ' Terry Russell Smyly, Selma: I AR: 03. ' Emily Terrell Smyih, Monigomery: 2 EE: A01-I. ' Newiron Oliver Smyih, III, Monlgomery: 3 TM: ATQ. ' Douglas Warren Snead, Hunisville: I BA. 0 Jerry W. Snead, Enierprise: 2 EY. Elevenih Row: Roberi' Thomas Snellgrove, Doihan: 2 PL: EAE. 0 Elizabeih Anne Smyih, Dublin. Ga.: I HE: AFA. 0 Sandra E. Snellgrove, Monr- qornery: 2 EED. ' Sandra Lee Snow, Marfon: 2 MV. 0 Wilberf Ronald Snow, Childersburg: I AR. 0 Rebecca Anne Snyder, Ashe- ville, NC.: I AT. Twelfih Row: Ligon Thomas Solomon, Headland: 3 AM. 0 Michael Lewis Sor- rell, Lanneii: I BA. ' Marlin Ray Sorenson, Madison: 3 SED. ' John Roberi Soulhall, Ill: Mobile: I CN. 0 Roberi Michael Soulhall, Birmingham: I FY. ' Judiih Ann Soufherland. Trussvilleg 3 SED: AOH. Firsl Row: William Edward Soulherland, Trussville: I PN. U Douglas A. Sowar, McLean, Va.: I SL: KIPKT. ' Roberl Brandi' Soucy, Biddeford. Me.: 2 SL. 0 Mary Ellen Sowell, Brewion: 3 ED: AAA. 0 Nancy Spann, Dolhan: 2 EED: AAU, 0 William Angelo Spano, Birming- ham: I PNM. Second Row: Peggy J. Sparkman, I-lunlsville: 2 VD: ZTA. 0 Melvin Joel Sparks, Lannell: I PN. ' Mildred CharIoH'e Sparks, Birmingham: 3 EED: AZ. ' Susan Diane Sparks, Birmingham: I EED: KIJM, 0 Thomas Car-ler Sparks, Jr., Pensacola, Fla.: 3 BA. 0 Sieven Young Spaul- ding, Jackson, Miss.: I PNM. Third Row: Norman Douglas Speakman, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Lesler J. Spell, Florence: 2 VM: AXP. 0 Jerome Alan Speegle, Birmingham: 3 CE. ' Charlolle Denise Speigner, Monigomeryg 2 SED. 0 Harold H. Speir, Furman: 2 AM. 0 Janice Lee Spence, Elkmonl: I SL. Four'lh Row: Ed Wm. Spencer, Birmingham: I PY, ' Roberl Leroy Sperr, I-Iunisville: I EE. 0 Floyd Russel Spicer, Jr., Challanooga, Tenn.: 3 EE. ' Harvey Hugo Spiegel, Fori Myers, Fla.: 2 IE, 0 Michael Alan Spier, I-Iunisville: I BA. ' Pafricia Ann Spinks, Moullrie, Ga.: 3 SED. Fifih Row: James L. Spires, Mobile: Z BA. 0 Cooper Dixon Spivey, Alexander Cily: I AT. 0 Glenward Ledon Spivey, Blue Springs: 3 VED: AFP. 0 Michael Norman Splilrlgerber, Norris, Tenn.: I SL. ' Wil- liam A. Sporl, Miami, Fla.: 2 AA: KE. 0 Bruce Marfin Sprague, Birmingham: I AA. Sixlh Row: Beniamin Barneil Sprailing, Raba: 2 PL: QFA. 0 Roberf Sieve Sprayberry, Goodwaier: 2 EE. ' Joe Wayme Springer, Calera: I PL. ' Michael Joe Spruell, Monlgomeryg 3 IM. ' Roberi- Thomas Spruell, Doraville, Ga.: I PE. ' Julius Herberf Spry, Jr., Killen: I PV. Sevenih Row: James Madison Spurlock, Euiaula: I APS. 0 Glenda Sue Slacey, Monroeville: 3 EED, 0 Roberi Charles Slacy, Monigomery: I PN. 0 Susan Dorolhy Siacey, Bay Minelie: I PY: KIDM. U Thomas Richard S'laFFord, Fori Benning, Ga.: I PN. 0 George W. Slallard, Or- lando, FIa,: 2 AA. Eighfh Row: Nancy Elizabeih Slallings, Monlgomery: I ED, 0 Edna Slallworlh, Pine Apple: I l-IE. U Jerry W. Sialnaker, Washinglon, D.C.: 2 BA. ' Cary Wayne Slanfield, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Slephen Lamar Sianfield, Chamblee, Ga.: I PL. ' Thomas Hines Shanfield, Annfg. ion: I PNM. Ninlh Row: Willie Neal Sianfield, Henegar: I PE. 0 Raymond' Ellis Slanland, Jr., Mobile: 2 IN: WTA. ' Carol Faye Sianley, Mobile: I CI-I. ' Danny E. Sianley, Dublin, Ga.: I PN: ATQ. 0 Joseph Alexander Slanley, Jr., Jackson: 2 EE. ' Warren Gordon Sfanley, Cullom- burg: 5 PY. Tenlh Row: Donald Monigomery Sfansell, Tiilon, Ga.: 3 AR. 0 Linda Susan Slansell, Monlqomery: I SL. 0 Richard Girrard Sfansell, Tiilon, Ga.: 2 ME. ' Susan Joyce Slanlon, Salellile Beach, Fla.: 3 SED: ICA9. 0 Vicloria Jean Slanz, Cave Springs, Fla.: I SED. ' Paul Tommy Siapes, Muscle Shoals: I PN. Elevenlh Row: Beliy Jean Sfaplelon, Birmingham: I SA. 0 Sandra Kay Siaplefon, Loxley: I SED. 0 Roberi Manley Sfarkey, Scollsboro: 2 BA, ' Eddie Bulch Slarks, Coiieeville: 2 CE. 0 Gilberf M. Slay, Arh- ens: 2 VM. U Waller Edward Siead, Birmingham: 2 BA. Twelfih Row: Jackie Daniel Sieadman, Toney: I PN. ' Margarei Anne Slearns, Seman: I SED. 0 John Allen Sleele, Banks: 2 BI. ' Ronald Duane Sleen, Nashville, Tenn.: I PN. ' Wiley Oliver Sieen, Pine Apple: I PN. ' Mark Allen Sleeile, Andalusia: 2 AA. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Donna Ann Slephens, Wesl Blocion: I SED. U Fred Norman Slephens, Louisville: 2 PE: KA. 0 James Roberf Slephens, Bir- mingham: 2 PD. 0 Sharon Ann Slephens, Muniord: 3 SED. 0 Wil- liam Tail Slephens, Hunisville: 3 AE. ' Everelle Harold Srephen- son, Jaclcson, Tenn.: I PN. Second Row: Larry David Slephenson, Avondale, Ga.: 2 BA. 0 William R. Sfernenberg, Monigornery: 3 VM: ATU. 0 Michael Ann Sferner, I-lunisvillez 2 Ml'l: ZTA- ' Harriell Lee Slevens, Magnolia Springs: 2 SED. ' Rober-I W. Slevens, Auburn: I BI: AFP. 0 Scoh' Carlelon Slevens, Ailanla, Ga.: I BA. Third Row: Susan Margaref Slevens, Monigomery: I PL. ' Charles Donald Slevenson, Birmingham: 3 BA. ' Judy Margarel Sleward, Bir- mingham: 2 SED. 0 Billy Wayne Slewari, Almore: 3 BA: HE. ' Carl Everel Slewarl, Bay Mineile: I AN. 0 James C. Slewarl. High Poinl, N.C.: 3 CH: ATQ. Fourlh Row: Joe Randall Sfewarl, Birmingham: I PED. 0 John F. Sfewari, Moullrie, Ga.: 2 BA: KE. 0 Joseph Andrew Slewarl, Birmingham: 3 PY. ' Mary Elizabeih Slewarl, Talladega: 2 SED: AATI. 0 Parn- ela Sue Siewarl, Deland, Fla.: I PY: 111343. 0 Terry Dacus Slewarl, Dalion, Ga.: 2 ED. Fiilh Row: Wall' N. Slewarl, Jr., Tampa, Pla.: I MU. 0 William Jaclcson Slewarf, Sparia, Tenn.: 3 VM: AXP. 0 William Knox Siewarl-, An- nislon: 3 PY: fIPKT. 0 Elizabeih Lealh Sligler, Birmingham: 3 SED: KKT. U Anneile S+iII, Ailanla, Ga.: I SA. 0 Susan Still, Bay Mia neile: I I-IE: 11931. Sixlh Row: Donald Sidney Sfinnelf, Chaiianooga, Tenn.: I CH. 0 John Mil- lon Slinson, Jr., Shehfield: I CN. ' Roy Franlclin Slinson, Hunls- ville: I PM. ' Terry Wayne Slinson, Columbus, Ga.: 2 BA: QE. 0 Mary Helen Slifzel, Fairfax, Va.: I PN. 0 Gary Lou Sloclcdale, Enierprise: I CN. Sevenlh Row: Bobby Newfon Sioddard, Lamberi, Miss.: 2 VM: ANP. 0 Mary Elizabelh Sloddard, Marieila, Ga.: 2 VD. ' Glenda Kaye Sfokely, Selma: I EED: AAII. 0 Charles W. Slolces, Macon, Ga.: 2 IE: UE. ' Ralph Harris Sfokes, Macon, Ga.: I AT. 0 Ted Alan Slolres, Milion, Fla.: 2 PL: 13911. Eighlh Row: Mary Anne Sione, Decalur: I HE. ' Norman Earl Slone, Anda- lusia: I PN. ' Daniel Woodson S'I'orey, Auburn: 3 PE. ' Jean Messer Slorey, Auburn: 4 SED. 0 Wayne Anihony Siorey, Thom- asion, Ga.: I PNM. ' Roger Ladon Slorlc, Dadeville: I PM. Ninih Row: Carol Meadows Slory, Opelilsa: 3 SED. ' Linda Sue Sloui, Bir- mingham: I HE: AAII, ' Margarel' Anna Sloul, Birmingham: I SED: AAU. 0 Ferron Wayne Slowe, Gadsden: I AR. ' David Roberl' Slrain, Birmingham: I PL: 111012. 0 George Melzger Slrain, Mobile: 3 CE: EH. Tenih Row: Sherry Lynn Sirailon, Auburn: 2 PE. ' Tasso Peie Siraias, Moni- gomery: 3 SED. ' Hiram Hayes Sfraughn, Andalusia: 2 BA. 0 Roberl Everelf Sirayhorn, Memphis, Tenn.: 3 AA: ATA. ' Jerry Alan Slreel, Gadsden: I PPY. ' Howard Michael Slriclcland, Brunswick: Ga.: I PN: ATQ. Elevenih Row: Janie Louise Sfricltland, Birmingham: I SL: 11131. 0 Roy N. S'I'ricli- land, Russelville: 3 BA. 0 Brenda Kay Sfriclcler, Mobile: 2 SED. ' Gerald Jay Slricltler, Auslell. Ga. 0 Elizabeih Elaine Slringfellow, Columbia: 3 I-IE. 0 Ronald Cris Slripline, Heilin: 2 PN. A1111 Twelffh Row: Ernesl Singley Slrong, Jr., Birmingham: 3 EE: QIDTA. U Mary Lillian Slrong, Birmingham: 3 EED: KAG, 0 Eugene Eranlrlin Slrozier, Birmingham: 4 PY: ATQ. 0 Elaine Marilyn Siuar+, Andalusia: 2 SED. 0 W. Ramsey Siuarl, Mobile: I BA. 0 Kennelh Alex Sluclcey. Bay Minelie: I PN. Firsl Row: Mary Ann Sluclxy, Birmingham: 3 EED: KA. 0 Adleyn Geiger Slurlcie, Columbus, Ga.: 3 MU. ' James C. Slulls, Cherokee: 2 CE. 0 James Waller Slyring, Allanla, Ga.: I PN. 0 Joe Gerry Sublell, Hunlsville: 3 IN: EX. ' John William Suddulh, Addison: 3 VED. Second Row: Cindy Mary Sullivan, Birmingham: I EED. ' Dan Hamillon Sulli- van, Columbus, Ga.: I PN. ' Fredericlr Glann Sullivan, Mobile: 3 PM: ITIUIP. 0 Pam Sullivan, Mobile: 3 EED. 0 Slephanie Harl Sullivan, Mobile: 3 SED: AAA. ' Marlin Anlhony Sumblin, Kin- slon: I BA. Third Row: Randall Paul Summerlord, Moullrie, Ga.: I BC. 0 Walha Ann Summerlord, Harlselle: 3 MH. ' Charles Graham Summerlin, Lineville: 2 PE. ' Jack Leonard Summers, Birmingham: 3 BA. 0 Timolhy Wayne Summers, Birmingham: 2 AE. ' Ann T. Summer- sell, Mobile: 2 SL. Fourlh Row: Michael Thomas Sumners, Birmingham: I PN. U James Paul Sum- ners, I-larpersville: I PL: -SAE. 0 Kalherine Elizabelh Sule, Weslern Springs, Ill.: I I-IE: HBQP. 0 Joel Paul Sulherland, Fairfield: 2 PN. 0 William Harris Sulley, Theodore: I PN. 0 Sally Frances Suller, Trussville: 3 SED: AAIT. Fillh Row: Georgianne Kilpalrick Sullon, Balon Rouge, La.: I SED. 0 Oliver Harwood Sullon, Jr., Norlhporl: I PNM. 0 Glen Lee Suydam, Jr., Monlgomery: 2 SI.. 0 Suzanne Sibley Swan, Allanla, Ga.: 2 ED. ' William E. Sweal, Jr., Bainbridge, Ga.: 3 PN. ' Wesley Rolaerl Swill, Hunlsville: I CH. Sixlh Row: Grover Curlis Swilley, Allanla, Ga.: I BA. ' Pamela Swilley, Al- Ianla, Ga.: I MH: KA. 0 Paul Thomas Swilling, Langdale: I PN. ' Billy Michael Swindall, Goodwaler: 2 VM: GX. 0 Carole Ann Swindall, Opelika: I AT. ' Bobby Marlin Swindle, Muscle Shoals: I PM. Sevenlh Row: John E. Swindle, Monlgomery: 2 EE: AXA. ' Donald Edwin Swords, Alberlville: 2 PN. ' Kennelh Wayne Swords, Alberlville: I PN. 0 Glenn Byron Sylvesl, Monlgomery: 3 AM. 0 Linda Louise Sylvesl, Monlgomery: 3 EED: AAH. 0 Gregory Thomas Szpalc, Monroe-ville: I PM. Eighlh Row: Lawrence Szulenbach, Jacksonville, Fla.: I EE. ' Killy M. Tabb, Newlon, Ga.: I VD. ' Lawrence Rolaerl Tabor, Avondale Eslales, 66-I 2 PV: KA. ' Guy M. Tadloclc, Andalusia: I EE. ' Brian P. Tague, Forl Pierce, Fla.: I PN. 0 Roberl Tail, Jr., Selma: 2 SL. Ninlh Row: Edward Eugene Talley, Birmingham: I BC. 0 Margarel Lynn Tal- madge, Fairfield: I I-IE. 0 Donald Herman Tanner, Douglas, Ga.: 2 CH. ' Richard Ross Tanner, Forl Lauderdale, Fla.: I BA. ' Ed- ward Thomas Tanlon, Monlgomery: I APS. 0 Minnie Faye Tapley, Cpelika: 2 EED. Tenlh Row: Allen Leo Tarlelon, Allen: I FY. 0 Rod John Talchio, Slillwaler, Okla.: I IN. ' Bob Wayne Tale, Birmingham: I CN. 0 Michael Sol Tale, Alexander Cily: I PN. ' Waller Silas Tale, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Eugene Murray Talum, Decalur: I PM. Elevenlh Row: Arlhur Lee Taylor, Greenville: 2 BA. ' Barbara E. Taylor, Gads. den: 2 SA? KA9. ' Cheryl Louise Taylor, Mobile: 3 ED. ' Clar- ence E. Taylor, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: 2 BA. ' Dennis Boyd Taylor, Monlgomeryi 3 AISi EX. 0 Donald W. Taylor, Houma, La.: I PN. Twelllh Row: Edward PWVY Taylor. lViOI'1lqOfY1Gry: 3 AR. U l'l. Wayne Taylor, Elba: 4 VMJ AXP. ' James A. Taylor, Jr., Georgiana: 2 PY: EN. '.John Ennls Taylor, Decalur: 2 EE. ' Larry Henry Taylor, I-lance, ville: 2 BA. ' Lynn Godwin Taylor, Pillsburgh, Pa.: HBIIJ, UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Mary Carroll Taylor, Hueviown: 2 SED. ' Pairicia Ann Taylor, Birmingham: I PV. 0 Paul Dudley Taylor, Euiaula: 2 PL. 0 Rebecca Sue Taylor, Jacksonville: I PPY: ITBCD. 0 Roberl Charles Taylor, Oneida, Tenn.: 2 WT. ' Roberl' Lewis Taylor, Alberlvilleg 3 IM. Second Row: Tommy Franlr Taylor, Fairiax: I PN. ' William King Taylor, Selma: I PN. 0 Alfo Lee Teague, Talladega: 2 PL: QIPKT. G Dwighf Oi-vin Teai, FI. Payne: I PN. 0 Richard Burden Teed, Miami, FIa,: 3 IM: ADP. 0 Billie Jo Templeion, Dadeville: I SED. Third Row: Richard Graham Tenhel, Moorhead, Miss.: I SED, 0 George Lewis Terrell, Foley: 3 VED. ' James Gillespie Terrell, Foley: 2 AM. 0 Marvin Frederick Terrell, Birmingham: I PN, 0 Sandee Kay Ter- rell, Planl' Ciiy, Fla.: ZHE: ZTA. 0 Thomas Leslie Terrell, Green. ville: 3 AE. Fourlh Row: Donald D. Thagard, Annision: I PN. Georga William Thagard, Branlley: I PD. 0 Oliver Lesler Thagard, Andalusia: 3 PY, ' Genye Thaggard, Monlgomery: I EED: AAA. 0 George Harris Thaxlon, McMinnville, Tenn.: 3 CN. ' Sieve Scoll' Thaxlon, Jaclc- sonville, Fla.: 2 SL. Fiilh Row: Edward Terry Theiss, Allanla, Ga.: I AR. ' Virginia Therrell, Mo- bile: 2 ED: AFA. 0 Roger Slephen Thigpen, Ailanla, Ga.: I PN, ' Anne Whiie Thomas, Birmingham: 2 SED: ZTA. ' Benjamin Nel- son Thomas, Lalayelie: I PE, ' Brenda Thomas, Quincy, Fla.: 2 SL. Sixih Row: Donald Lewis Thomas, Fairfax: I PN. 0 George Dennis Thomas. Birmingham, 2 PM: EX. 0 Janice Kaye Thomas, Goodwaier: 2 I-IE: XQ. 0 Jerill Sherwood Thomas, Qpelilqa: 4 PY. 0 Joe Camp- bell Thomas, Lebanon, Tenn.: I BA. ' John Lee Thomas, Alexanv dria, Va.: 2 SL. Sevenih Row: Lawrence Bruce Thomas, Tuskegee: 3 MH. ' Lynn Thomas, Thom- aslon: I EED: KA. ' Margarel' Gail Thomas, Thomasion: 3 PE: KA. 0 Marlha Alice Thomas, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Michael A. Thomas, Slocomb: 2 BA. 0 Pamela Allan Thomas, Lalayelle, La.: I ID: XS2. Eighih Row: Paul Michael Thomas, Cocoa, Fla.: I PN. 0 Sandra Louise Thomas, Florence: 3 SED: KKT. ' Sara Ross Thomas, Euiaula: 4 EED: KA. ' Susan Dee Thomas, Columbus, Ind.: I SL: 111342. U Virginia Lou- ise Thomas, Panama Cily, Fla.: I HE: KA. 0 William Edward Thomas, Salsuma: I PN. Ninlh Row: William Oris Thomas, Cullman: I PN. ' Hamillon Lee Thomason, Bremen, Ga.: 3 BC: ATQ. 0 Sam Ausfin Thomason, Monigomery: 2 BC: AXA, 0 Lesler Dorrell Thomasson, Andalusia: I PN. 0 Allon Taylor Thompson, Lineville: 2 IM: AXA. 0 Brenda Joy Thompson, Greenville: I HE. Tenlh Row: Carole Pairiclc Thompson, Sylacauga: I SL. 0 Charles Denis Thompson, Tampa, Fla.: I PNM. ' Donna Marie Thompson, Bir- mingham: 3 SED: ZTA. ' James Cliflon Thompson, Birmingham: I PN. ' Janie Rulh Thompson, Union Springs: 3 SED. U Jerome Howard Thompson, Birmingham: I PN. Elevenih Row: John Roberl Thompson, Birmingham: 3 ME: KZ. 0 Larry Vernon Thompson, Gardendale: I PN: 93. ' Marfha Jane Thompson, Monlgomery: I EED. ' Mary Branlley Thompson, Alexander Cily: I SED. ' PaH'i Kay Thompson, Monlgomery: 2 SED: KA9. 0 Roger Geolrfrey Thompson, Hendersonville, N.C.: 2 BA. Twelflh Row: Sharon Frances Thompson, Birm'ngham: I MH. ' Susan Lord Thompson, Birmingham: I SA. 0 Timolhy Floyd Thompson, Leigh- ionq I PM. ' Wayne E. Thompson, Birmingham: 2 IE: TKE, 4 Wiley C. Thompson, Monrgomery: 2 CE. ' William Claude Thompson, Enlerprise: I BA. Firsi' Row: William Richard Thompson, Opelika: 2 SL. ' Sianley Pershing Ihornell, Doihan: I BA. 0 David D. Thornhill, Boaz: I AN. 0 Ben Frank Thornion, Monigomery: I PN. 0 David Kennelh Thornfon, Gadsden: I PN. 0 Rober+ D. Thornfon, Monigomery: 2 EE: BGII. Second Row: Rober+ G. Thornion, Birmingham: I APS. 0 Roy AIs+on Thornion, Aflania, Ga.: I PN. 0 Gary Lee Thorsen, Mounf Pleasani, S.C.: I PN. U Arihur D. Thorsberg, Jr., Germaniown, Tenn.: 2 EE: KE. ' Linda Thorson, Ardmore, Tenn.: 2 HE: AZ. ' Frank Ridley Thrash, Mouniville, Ga.: I PN. Third Row: James Michael Thrash, Opelika: I BA. ' George William Thread- gill, Birmingham: 2 PY. ' James Gordon Thrower, Ailania, Ga.: I BC. ' Fred M. Thurman, Chaffanooga, Tenn.: 2 AA: ATT2. 0 David Sydney Thursfon, Mobile: I PN. 0 Terry Howell Thursion, Cullman: I PN. Fourih Row: Roberi- Kei+h Tice, Birmingham: I PN. ' Greg Morry Tidemann, Dallas, Texas: I PY. ' Joe Glenn Tidwell, Hunfsville: 3 BA. 0 John Eric Tigue, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: I PN. ' Nancy Efhel Tilden, Bir- mingham: I SED: AZ. 0 John Oliver Till, Bragqs: I PN. Fiifh Row: Max Lewis TiII, Georgiana: I PY. 0 David AIIen Tillery, PeII Ciiyq I PM. 0 Sherrill Wayne TiIIery, Riverview: I PY. ' Marfha Janann Tilley, Ozark: I SED: ATA. 0 Thomas Edward Tillman, Jackson, Tenn.: 2 AR. ' William Larry Tims, Greensboro: I BI. Sixih Row: Jimmy TindeII, Doihan: 2 VED. 0 James Michael Tingfe, Birming- ham: 2 BA. 0 Wilbur Kidd Tinsley, Jr., Trussvilleg I BA. 0 Alan Roger Tippy, Oak Ridge, Tenn.: I PN. ' John Munson Tisdale, Eighi Mile: I PS, 0 Harold Delane Tiishaw, Piiis, Ga.: 3 BA. Sevenih Row: Janice Marie TiI'I:wor'Ih, Hunisville: I PVM. 0 Banda G. Todd, Aiialla: I SED: ZTA. 0 James W. Todd, Sealep 3 VED. 0 Paul Todd, Gardendale: I PN. 0 Randall Bernard Todd, Mobile: 2 BA. 0 Michael Lee Toliver, Monigomeryg I PL. Eighfh Row: Richard Dee Toliver, Monigomery: I PN. 0 Carol Palricia Tollison, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Carier Alexander Tomassi, Ailania, Ga.: I PN. ' Frank Blair Tomb, Birmingham: I MH. 0 Roger Curiis Tomberlin, Opp: I PN. ' Joseph L. Tonsmeire, Mobile: I PN. Ninih Row: Harry Louis Tooker, III, Decaiurg I AR. ' Wallace Henry Torberi, Opelika: I AR. 0 Ronald H. Towers, Hueyiown: 2 IM. 0 Delmar Earl Towery, Hunisville: 2 IE. 0 Sharon Willene Towles, Birming- ham: I DR. ' Joyce Diane Towns, Wadley: I AT. Ten'I'h Row: Timoihy Lee Towns, Annision: I AT. 0 Donna Lee Townsend, Opelika: I SED. ' Judifh Aylor Townsend, Monigomery: I EED. ' Sieve Munroe Townsend, Snow Hill, Md.: I PM. 0 Charles Mar- 'Iin Trammell, Luihersville, Ga.: 2 ME, 0 James Young Trammell, Luihersville, Ga.: I PN. Elevenih Row: Judy Trammell, Birmingham: 3 SA: AZ. 0 Linda Ann Trammell, Opelika: 2 SP. 0 James Marvin Transue, Marieiia, Ga.: I CH. 0 Joseph John Trapp, Jr., Lillian: 2 CH. 0 Charles Franklin Tray- Ior, LaGrange, Ga.: I AR. ' Jo Ann Traylor, Monigomery: I AT. Twelfih Row: Charles Van Treadway, Ausiell, Ga.: 2 PN. ' Joe L. Tremaine, Auburn: I PVM. 0 Leslie Merle Tremaine, Auburn: 3 PV: ATQ. ' Nancy Kay Trexler, Hunisville: I EED: ITINP. 0 Faye Elizabeih Trimble, Birmingham: I SED. ' Sieve Earl Tomberlin, Dorhan: I PG. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: William Tomberlin, Camp Hill: I PN. 0 David Joseph Tomlin, Pell Cily: I PN. 0 Peggy Jo Tomlinson, Lalayelle: 2 SL. 0 Nina Suz- anne Trimm, Birmingham: 2 SL: AATI. ' Allar Leo Trocher, ln- verness, Fla.: 2 VM: AXP. ' Julius Huffman Tro'Her, Ramer: I AN. Second Row: Annelfe Elizabelh Trucks, Auburn: 2 DR. 0 Beverly Ru'I'h True, Madison: I EED. ' John Richard Tschuoin, Tiilon, Ga.: I PM. ' Donann Tubbs, Jasper: 3 SED. 0 James Barney Tubbs, Jr., Bir- mingham: I PNM. 0 Brenda Mariha Tuck, Thomasville, Ga.: I VD. Third Row: Marguerile Beene Tuck, Eulaw: 2 SA. ' William Marcus Tuck, Harvesi: 2 AE. ' Danny Sieve Tucker, Birmingham: I PN. ' James A. Tucker, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Jemmie Ray Tucker, Mobile: I BC. ' John Bullock Tucker, Jr., Talladega: 2 PD: HKA. Ecurfh Row: Marlha Jean Tucker, Birmingham: I SED. ' Orville Marion Tucker, Allanla: I PG. ' Rebecca Tucker, Millry: 2 SED. 0 William Arfhur Tucker, Orlando, Fla.: I SL. 0 William Howard Tucker, Birming- ham: I SL. 0 Maurine Claire Tudury, Melairie, La.: 3 ID: CDM. Fiflh Row: James Leslie Tuley, Monigomery: I SED. 0 Michael Templefon Tuley, Monlgomery: 3 EE. ' Glennie Frances Tully, Birmingham: 3 EED: AAH. 0 Daniel Slephen Tully, Jr., Birmingham: I MH. ' Dennis Norman Tunell, Auburn: I PE. ' William Marfen Turk, Decaiur: I PN. Six'II1 Row: James Barry Turman, Gadsden: 3 AA. 0 Abigail Turner, Decarur: 4 SL: AFA. 0 Donna Suzanne Turner, Haleyville: I SED. ' Glenn Earl Turner, Birmingham: 2 PD. ' Harry Allen Turner, Dadeville: 2 PY: GE, ' Holmes Allan Turner, Jr., Decaiur: 2 MH: KA. Sevenlh Row: Horace Quifmarr Turner, Cilronelle: 3 AE. ' James Ladd Turner, Memphis, Tenn.: 2 ID: EAE. 0 John Michael Turner, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Linda Permelia Turner, Replon: 2 SED. 0 Lloyd Lamar Turner, Fairhope: 2 MH. 0 Nancy R. Turner, Birmingham: Z LT: ADH. Eighlh Row: Ronald David Turner, Charlesion, S.C.: I CH. 0 Sandra A. Turner, Covinglon. Tenn.: 3 EED. 0 Thomas H. Turner, Marielia, Ga.: 2 BA: HKQP. 0 Thomas Millon Turner, Jr., Tarrani Ciry: 3 IE. 0 William Ray Turner, Vero Beach, Fla.: I PN. 0 BeHy Love Tur- ney, Auburn: 2 CH: AAA. Ninlh Row: Gaye Elizabelh Turnipseed, Monlgomery: I SL. 0 James Ausfin Turnipseed, Birmingham: 2 BA: ATQ. 0 James L. Turnipseed, Monlgomery: I BC. 0 William George Turnipseed, Union Springs: 2 PL. ' John Wayne Turrenline, Hunlsville: I PN. ' John Frank- lin Turriflin, Mobile: 2 CE. Tenlh Row: Helen M. Tu++Ie, Mobile: I BA: AVA. 0 Marilyn Tulwiler, Greens- boro: I AR: AAA. 0 Thomas Ashe Tulwiler, Greensboro: I AN. 0 Donna Cheryl Tyler, Warrior: I CH. ' Chrisline Graves Under- wood, Birmingham: 2 SL. ' Kennelh Daniel Underwood, Magnolia Springs: 2 PN. Elevenlh Row: Michael Cur'Iis Underwood, River View: I PN. I Beverly Joyce Upchurch: I ED. 0 James Henry Uplon, III, Hunrsville: 2 SL. ' Waller Webb UrquI1ar'I', Monlgomery: 2 BA: TIKKIP, 0 Marcia Lulrena Usery, Elkmonl: I SA. 0 Howard E. Valenline, Jr., Ozark: 3 MEI KE. Twelflh Row: Cliflon Earl Van Amburg, Grand Bay: 2 VM. ' Elizaberh Duke Vance, Birmingham: I HE. ' James Earbee Vance, Jr., Birming- l'1am:4 AR: EAE. 0 Jo Ann Van De Mark, Auburn: 2 SED: ZTA. 0 Bernard W. Vallz, I-lunisville: I PN. ' John Charles Van De Mark, Auburn: 2 BA. Firsf Row: Carol Ann Van Meire, Pensacola, Fla.: I SED: KHP. 0 James Peler Van Pell, Annislon: I BA. 0 James Paul Van Pell, Luiz, Fla.: I BA. ' Kenneih Aaron Vanderford, Piedmoni: 4 VED. ' David Owen Vandervorl, Monlgomery: I SA. 0 Peggy Rulh Vandiver, Alioona: I PVM. Second Row: Connie Sue Vann, Monlgomery: I SA. ' Jaclr Armslrong Vann, Monigomery: 2 PN: AXA. 0 James F. Vann, Ciironelle: 2 PY. ' Earl Vardaman, Jr., Birmingham: 4 AA: EIDE. 0 John Evereiie Vardaman, Selma: 4 BA. ' Janice Kay Varnado, Mobile: 2 EED. Third Row: Charles Edward Varner, Savannah, Ga.: 3 CN. ' Joseph Fredericlc Varner, Soddy, Tenn.: I BI, 0 Marfha Jeannine Varner, l-Iayne- ville: I ED. ' Rebecca Eugenia Varner, Union Springs: 3 SED: KA. 0 Marilyn Diane Varner, Flayneville: 3 LT. 0 Jarman Russell Vaughan, Selma: 2 PN: KA, Fourih Row: Linda Elaine Vaughan, Annisfon: I PY: AOH. I Miles Leonidas Vaughan, Jr., Montgomery: I PN. ' Susan Brice Vaughan, Union- town: 3 SED: XQ. ' John Edward Vaughn, Birmingham: 4 CE. 0 Ronnie Eugene Vaughn, I-Iunisville: I VED. ' Sara Reddoeh Vaughn, Unioniown: 3 EED: XQ. Fifih Row: Charles Jess Veale, Dolhan: I PM. ' Mary Calherine Venable, Talladega: 3 EED: ATA. 0 William Errol Veno, Jr., Tucker, Ga.: 2 PN: GX. ' Lessye Jennifer Vernon, Monigomerv: 2 EED. ' David C. Vesely, Birmingham: 3 IM. 0 Bruce Lesler Vesi, Mobile: I PN. Sixih Row: Roberl' Gardner Viclc, Birmingham: 2 IE: KA. 0 Gwendolyn Jean Vickers, Birmingham: I I-IE. U William Bruce Viclcers, Greenville: 3 CE. 0 Roberi M. Viclcery, Jr., Fairlield: 2 ME: 95. ' William Edward Viclcery, Fairfield: I AR. ' Manuel A. Vidal, I-Iavana, Cuba: 3 AR. Sevenfh Row: Linda Marie Villani, Mobile: I SED. ' Gabriel Eduardo Villasenor, Guanaiualo, Mexico: I PN. ' James Franlclin Vinson, Salsuma: Z MI-I. 0 James Myers Vines, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Larry Leroy Vines, Birmingham: 3 IE. 0 Eleanor Jeanie Vines, Birmingham: I SL. Eighlh Row: Edilh Jane Voellinger, Doihan: 2 SED. 0 Paul Angelo Vogi, Moni- gomery: 3 AR: TKE. 0 Joanna Voginer, Mobile: 2 EED. ' Joe Garland Voigi, Birmingham: 2 BA. 0 Janice Eileen Vollmer, AI- Iania, Ga.: I BA: KHP. 0 Lewis Howell Von Herrmann, Birming- ham: I MI'I. Ninih Row: Edilh Von Seeberg, Opelika: I SED: KA. ' Eugene Francis Voss, Opelika: I PN. 0 Lynda Gray Vawell, Auburn: 2 EED: KKF. 0 Richard George Wachler, Builer: I IN. 0 James Ronald Wad- dell, Florence: I PN. ' Charles William Wade, Birmingham: 2 BI. Tenlh Row: Donald Clay Wade, Florence: 2 BI: EAE. 0 James Calhoun Wade, Minlery 2 CN. 0 Linda Ann Wade, Collinsville: 3 PED. 0 Roberf Hagood Wade, Minler: I AG. ' Bonnie Jeane Wadsworih, Roa- nolce: 2 SED. ' Dene Wadsworlh, Praiiville: I I-IE. Elevenlh Row: Jack Newell Wadsworlh, Prailvillei 3 AG. ' Mary Jane Wads- worfh, Prairville: I I-IE. ' Mary Rulh Wadsworih, Birmingham: I EED. 0 Smyly Wadsworfh, Praifvilleg I I-IE. 0 Edgar Gene Wag- goner, Birmingham: I PN. ' Pairiclc Sanford Wagoner, Allania, Ga.: I PNM. Twelfih Row: Charles Edgar Wagner, Rome, Ga.: I PN. ' Steven Philip Wag- non, Decaiur. Ga.: I PM. 0 Allen Grady Waid, LaFayeIIe: 2 BA, 0 Franl: Wesley Waid, Springville: 2 AA: AQPQ. 0 Francis Mc- Donald Walreiord, Albany, Ga.: I AR. ' Joe Davis Walden, Jr., Florence: 2 BM: AXP. UNDERGRADUATES 4 UNDERGRADUATES Firsf Row: Larry Harvey Walding, Mobile: I PN, 0 Laura Ann Walcling. Mobile, I SED. ' Douglas Alfred Waldrep, Roanoke: I PN. 0 Nancy Lee Waldrep, Eorsylh, Ga.: 2 SED. 0 George Ronald Waldrop, Harlsellet I BA. 0 Norman Erskine Waldrop, Hunls- ville: 2 BA: EX. Second Row: Sandra Michele Waldrop, Sylacauga: 2 HE: AFA. 0 Cassandra Rose Walker, Monigomery: I EED. ' Dannie Sue Walker, Gads- den: 2 ID. 0 David Eugene Walker, Selma: I PN. ' Frank John Walker, Jr., Miami, Fla.: 2 ME. ' George Rees Walker, Pre-sion, Ga.: I ED. Third Row: James D. Walker, Doihan: I SL: X111 0 John Clark Walker, Pan- ama Ciiy, Fla.: I PVM. 0 Kandy Walker, Auburn: I DR: H1241 0 Larry Ray Walker, Birmingham: 3 BC. I Linda Carol Walker, Birmingham: 2 MH: QIDM. 0 Lomax Daniel Walker, Jr., Branileiz 3 PVM. Fourfh Row: Paula Jean Walker, Quincy, Fla.: 2 EED: CPM. 0 Paul Henry Wal- ker, Ailanla, Ga.: 3 AA. 0 Richard Evans Walker, York: I BA. ' Sylvia Louise Walker, Hunisville: 2 HE: AFA. 0 Thomas Allen Walker, Birmingham: 2 IN. ' Thomas E. Walker, Jr., Birmingham- 2 SL. Fillh Row: Tony Richard Walker, Opelika: 2 AE. 0 David Neil Wall, Monr- gomery: 2 BA: TFA. ' John Berl' Wall, FI. Rucker: I SL. 0 John McKnighlr Wall, Valdosla, Ga.: 2 EE. ' Thomas Michael Wall, Birmingham: I CH. 0 Bobby Joe Wallace, Rulledge: I AS. Sixlh Row: Carol Slephens Wallace, New Brocklon: I SL. 0 James Edward Wallace, Albany, Ga.: I PN. 0 John David Wallace, Sproir: I AG. ' Mary Annelle Wallace, Dadeville: I SED. 0 Phillip Arfhur Wallace, Andalusia: I MH. ' Roberr Henry Wallace, Jr., Bir- mingham: I PV. Seven'I'h Row: Rodney Vance Wallace, Birmingham: I BI. ' Slephanie Joan Wal- lace, Annislon: I MH: AFA. ' Waller Ray Wallace, Monlgomery: I SL. ' William Lurher Wallace, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Sherre June Waller, Roanoke: I FA. 0 Thomas Ralph Waller, Birmingham: 3 IM: AX. Eighfh Row: Donald Ellioll Wallis, Sylacauga: I PN: KE. 0 Freida Sue Walls, Hueyrown: 2 HE. 0 Ralph W. Walls, Sylacauga: 3 BA. 0 Slephen Gary Walls, Laneil: I PN. ' Palricia Walier, Fairhope: I SED. ' Doris Dianne Wallers, Birmingham: 3 HE. Ninfh Row: Jo Carolyn Walfers, Birmingham: 3 HE: AZ. 0 William Buller Wallhall, Newloern: 2 PY: TIKA. 0 Judily Lynne Wallon, Fairfield: I SED, 0 Linda Walfon, Greenville: 3 EED: KA9. 0 Mary E. Wal- len, Aulourn: 3 SL. ' Palsy Ann Wallon, Birmingham: 2 EED: '-PM. Tenlh Row: Alberl Lawrence Ward, Roanoke: 2 EE. 0 Beverly Gayle Ward, Easl' Poinl, Ga.: I Sl.. 0 Bruce Harlley Ward, Headland: 3 AM' AFP. 0 Danny L. Ward, La Grange, Ga.: I PN: GX. 0 Donald Harold Ward, Birmingham: I PN. ' Elsie Jean Ward, Langdale' 3 SED. Elevenlh Row: George Waller Ward, Smyrna, Ga.: I SL. ' James Joseph Ward. Birmingham: I PN. ' Lewis Alberl Ward, Havana, Fla.: 3 EE. 0 Lyn Ward, Prallville: 3 SL: HBQD. 0 Raye Slewarl Ward, Breni' 2 HE: AAU. 0 Sfephen Michael Ward, Monlgomery: 2 SED. Twelflh Row: William James Ward, Evergreen: 2 VED: KE. 0 Carol Lynne Warden, Winier Garden, Fla.: 3 SA: AZ. ' James Clayfon Ward- law, La Eayelle, Ga,: I PM. ' Adiel Ernesl' Ware, Marshallville Ga.: 4 VED. 0 Judilh Ann Ware, Selma: I SED: HBQ. 0 Nicholas Calhoun Ware, Orange Park, Fla.: I PN. Firsl' Row: Ramona Lee Ware, Opelilca: 2 SED. 0 Ronald Duane Ware, Gads- den: I PN. ' David Chappel Warren, Birmingham: I PL. ' George L. Warren, Panama Cily, Fla.: 2 CE. 0 James Ailcen Warren, Evergreen: I PN. 0 James Lynn Warren, Birmingham: I PL. Second Row: Philip Maclclyn Warren, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 PL. 0 Roberl' Conner Warren, Evergreen: 3 AA: HKA. ' Roberl Leslie Warren, Jr., Ecleclic: I BI. 0 Thomas E. Warren, Tullahoma, Tenn.: 3 OI'l: dill. 0 William Michael Warren, Jr., Auburn: I Bl. ' Richard Terry Washam, Alberlville: 2 IM. Third Row: Diana Brumfield Walers, Silverhill: I BA. ' Dennis Larry Walford, Gadsden: 2 PN. 0 Wanda Gail Walford, Sl. Pelersburg, Fla.: 2 EED, 0 Carole Jeanne Wallrins, Birmingham: I BA. 0 Slephen Lee Wallrins, Decalur: 3 AR: EH. 0 Harold O'I'l'o Walson, Dora: 2 PE. Fourlh Row: Jimmy Franlrlin Walson, Brewlon: 2 AE. ' Kalhleen Rose Walson, Tuscumbia: I SL. ' Kalhryn Jane Wafson, Luverne: 3 SED: AAA. 0 Laurie B. Walson, Eairlield: 3 EED. U Michael Alan Wa'I'son, ilrenlon, Fla.: I SL. ' Roberl Merrill Walson, Macon, Ga.: 2 IE: EX. Fillh Row: Slanley Alex Walson, Empire: 2 VED. 0 Sylvia Lane Walson, Lu- verne: 3 SED: AAA. 0 Thomas Daniel Walson, Enlerprise: I PD. 0 Donald Roberf Wallers, Birmingham: I PN. ' Charles Dudley Walls, Slarkville, Miss.: I AR. ' James Edward Walls, Gadsden: I PN. Sixlh Row: Mary Frances Wear, Auburn: 2 I-IE: HBCIP, ' James Slephen Wealherby, Shelllield: 3 PO. 0 Beniamin Sfephen Wealhers, Lanell: I EY. 0 Jimmy Wealhers, Creorgiana: I AG. ' Ralph Preslon Wealhers, Augusla, Ga.: I Ml'l. 0 James Wesley Weaver, Jr., Evergreen: 2 BI. Sevenlh Row: Michael L. Weaver, Birmingham: 2 IM: CIPAQ. 0 Glenda Jean Webb, Auburn: 2 EED. 0 Gregory Bruce Webb, Eorl Valley, Ga.: I PM. 0 Marion G. Webb, Jr., Indianola, Miss.: 3 AA. 0 Paul Haymen Webb, Dolhan: I BA. ' Sandi J. Webb, Birmingham: I EED. Eighlh Row: Becky Jayne Weber, I-Iunlsvilleq 2 EED: ATA. ' Ronald Earl Web- s'ler, Childersburg: I BA. ' James Arlis Weed, Jr., Annislon: I PY. ' Mary Palricia Weed, Birmingham: I PPY. ' Norman Eugene Weelcley, Coosada: I BI. ' Denise Lee Weelrs, Birmingham: I EED: HBGJ. Ninlh Row: James Ronald Weelrs, I-leadland: I BI. ' Marlin Ellis Weelrs, Jr.. Mounl Olive, N.C.: I I-IE. ' Jacltie Weems, Monlgomery: 3 SED: XQ. U Jill Banlrs Weems, Monlgomery: 3 EED: XQ. U John Michael Weigle, Augusla, Ga.: I CN: EAE. ' Donna Sue Weinman, De- calur: I EED: QM, Tenlh Row: Calrna Seymour Weiss, Monlgomery: I PED. ' Herman Charles Weiss, Ill, Mobile: I PN. ' John Sleven Welch, Mobile: I MH. ' Jusline Willis Welch, Alexander Cily: 3 ED. 0 Waller Morris Weigh, Challanooga, Tenn.: 2 EE. ' Carol Lee Welden, Annislon: 2 : AZ. Elevenlh Row: Howard Aubrey Weldon, Tallasseeg I PN. ' Howard Slanley Wel- don, Opelika: 2 PM: 93. ' Linda Ann Weldon, I-Iunlsville: I Ml-I: AZ. 0 J0seph V. WeIIni'l'z, Louisville, Ky.: I VM: Asp, o Donald Richard Wells, Allanla, Ga.: I CN. ' Joseph Lanchel Wells, Monlgomery: 2 PY. Twelflh Row: Mary Ann Wells, Tillon, Ga.: 3 SED: AOIT. ' Palricia Lynn Wells, Birmingham: I SL: QM. 0 Roberl Bruce Wells, Birmingham: 3 SED. 0 Vernon Leo Wells, Selma: 2 BA: KA. 0 Ouida Lynn Welsh, Midlield: I AL. 0 Billy Frank Wesl-, Mobile: 3 IM: fPI'A. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: Denny Marshall Wesl, Trussville: 2 AN. 0 Dwighl Clyde Wesl, Smyrna, Ga.: I BA. 0 John H. Wesl, Andalusia: 3 PM. U Kerry Michael Wesl, Dallon, Ga.: I SL. 0 Kennelh Orville Wesl, Dolhan: 2 AE. ' Paula Lovelle Wesl, Jasper: 3 SED. Second Row: Charles Edward Weslbroolc, Jr., Robbins AFB, Ga.: I PN: EN. 0 David Norman Weslbroolc, Hunlsville: I PN. 0 Waller Ronald VVeslbrook, Manlgomery: 2 PV. 0 Cassandra Kerr Whalley, Roa- noke: 2 SED. ' Charles Wiley Whalley, Opelika: 3 AG: ATP. 0 Diane Lorene Whalley, Saraland: I SED. Third Row: James Lynch Whalley, Opelika: I AG: AFP. 0 James Wallace Whalley, Opelika: I VD: EAE. 0 Jane Fosler Whalley, Opelika: I EED. 0 William Wayne Whalley, Dolhan: 3 PY. ' Chrislopher Slilwell Wheeler, Hunlsville: I SL. ' Claudia Young Wheeler, Nashville, Tenn.: 2 SA. Fourlh Row: Judilh A. Wheeler, Decalur, Ga.: I LT. 0 Marlha Leah Wheeler, Lanell: 2 EED. ' Sarah Marilyn Wheeler, Eairlield: 2 LT. 0 Thomas Logan Wheeler, Monlgomery: 2 PN: KA. 0 William Waller Wheeler, Jr., Cullman: 3 BA. 0 Rep Edwards Whiddon, Harlem, Ga.: I PN. Fillh Row: Freeman Monroe Whilalcer, Greenville, Miss.: 2 AR, 0 Marilyn Diane Whilalcer, Easl Tallassee: I EED. ' Richard Allen Whilalcer, Miami, Ela.: 3 SL: EX. 0 Roberl E. Whilalter, Shawmul: 2 l'IE. 0 Willard Oris Whilcomb, Selma: I PED. 0 Alfred Carllon While, Hunlsville: 2 PN. Sixlh Row: Billy Eugene While, Gordo: 2 VED. ' Boyce Joseph While, Jr., Opelika: 3 PM. 0 Darryl Jerome While, Dadeville: I PN. 0 Don- ald Sims While, Auburn: 3 BA. ' Eubie Samuel While, Brewlon: I PN. ' James Jerry While, I-Iellin: I SED. Sevenlh Row: Jennifer Theresa While, Birmingham: I SL. 0 John Homer While, Russellville: 2 AR. ' John Mark While, Phenix Cily: I BI. 0 John William While, Birmingham: I SED. 0 Judy Ann While, Dolhan: 2 EED: XS2. 0 Linda Ann While, Monlgomery: I ID. Eighlh Row: Lynn Carol While, Birmingham: I APS: QM. 0 Marcia Ann While, I-Iunlsville: 2 BA: KA. ' Margarel Lulu While, Troy: 3 EED: KA9. ' Sandra Jane While, Gadsden: 2 LT. ' Sarah Ellen While, Talladega: 2 HE: CPM. 0 Carolyn Virginia Whilehead, Bessemer: 2 ID. Ninlh Row: Eleanor Drake Whilelaw, Auburn: I SED. 0 Sharon Whileside, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Millon Torsey Whiling, Eau Gallie, Fla.: 3 AE. ' Ralph Henry Whillarlr, Birmingham: I PN. ' Jerry Eliza- belh Whilley, Allanla, Ga.: I SL. 0 Raymond Leroy Whilley, Jr., Monlgomery: I PH. Tenlh Row: Curlis Claude Whilman, Easl Tallassee: I PN. 0 Marlhalyn Whil- man, Decalur: I SA: 4931.0 Roberl Glenville Whilon, Smyrna, Ga.: I PD. 0 Charles Roberl Whilson, Fairfield: 3 SL: EAE. 0 Richard Calvin Whill, Mobile: 2 BA. ' Mary Dean Whorlon, Dadeville: I EED. Elevenlh Row: Beniamin Carl Wiechman, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Lynn Marie Wie- gand, Annislon: I LT. ' Elizabelh Anne Wiggins, Red Bay: I SA. ' James Lamar Wiggins, Albany, Ga.: I BA. 0 James Larry Wig- gins, I-Iunlsville: I PH. ' Roger Dale Wiggins, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 BA. Twelllh Row: William Allen Wiggins, Frisco Cily: I BC. ' Lenward Collins Wil- banlcs, Tallassee: 2 IM. 0 Mariorie Jean Wilbanlrs, Tallassee: I SA, 0 David Howell Wilborn, Birmingham: I SL. 0 Pamelle Wilburn, Birmingham: 2 SI: QM. ' David Thornlon Wilder, Granl: 3 AG. Firsi Row: Francis C. Wilder, Kennesaw, Ga.: I PN. U James Roy Wilder, Alexander Ciiy: 2 BA. 0 Morris Seay Wildsmilh, Birmingham: I PN. ' Norman Aaron Wiley, Roberlsdale: I PE. 0 Mary Berbara Wilhelm, Marieiia, Ga.: 2 SL. 0 Janice Lee Wilkerson, Birming- ham: 2 SED. Second Row: Jerry A. Wilkerson, Craqiord: 3 VED. ' Leslie Andrew Wilkerson: Fairiax I PM. U William Alfred Wilkerson, Fairfax: I ID. 0 Wil- liam Hunler Wilkerson, Chaiianooga, Tenn.: 3 AR: KE. ' William Earl Wilkins, Opelika: I FY. ' Ernesl' Edwin Wilkinson, Jr., Line- ville: I PY. Third Row: Judify Tavia Wilkinson, Blue Springs: I I-IE. 0 Daniel Esadore Wilkowsky, Memphis, Tenn.: I PN. ' Aimon Chesfer Wilks, Hena- gar: I PY. 0 Anlioneiie Williams, Birmingham: I I-IE. 0 Arihur Joe Williams, Fairfield: I PN. 0 Edward David Williams, Daylona Beach, Fla.: I PN. Fourih Row: Ellen Williams, Birmingham: I EED: AOII, 0 Ernesl Herberl Wil- liams, Lineville: I BI. 0 Gary Chesler Williams, Monigomery: 2 BA: ATQ. ' Gayner Elizabeih Williams, Tallapoosa, Ga.: I EED: AAA. U George Merrill Williams, II, Cocoa, Fla.: I PCN. 0 George Viclor Williams, Birmingham: 2 BA: A'l'Q. Fiiih Row: Isabel Terrell Williams, Birmingham: I LT. 0 James Conrad Wil- Iiams, Laneii: 2 PN. 0 James Lesler Williams, Lalzayeilei I AG. ' James Malone Williams, Pensacola, Fla.: 2 AA. 0 James Norris Williams, Sievenson: I PV. 0 James Sydney Williams, Moni- qcmery: I PN. Sixih Row: John Bruce Williams, Jr.: Pine Mouniain, Ga.: 2 BA. ' Judy Campbell Williams, Birmingham: I SA. ' Larry Quinn Williams, Headland: I CN. 0 Marvin Randall Williams, Cordele, Ga.: I AG. ' Nora Elizaloelh Williams, Auburn: I PY: HB? 0 Paul Bradley Williams, Jr., Riverview: I PN. Sevenih Row: Richard Byron Williams, Bowling Green, Ky.: I PN. 0 Sharon Kay Williams, Birmingham: I EED. 0 Terry Edward Williams, Phenix Cily: I PE. 0 Woodrow Allen Williams, Ecleciic: 2 EE 0 Edward C. Williamson, Auburn: 2 SL. 0 Frances Caroline Williamson, Florala: 2 I'lE. Eighlh Row: George Edmond Williamson, II: Lake Wales, Fla.: 2 AE. 0 James Calvin Williamson, Annislon: I VED. ' Janice Lynn Williamson, Monigomery: 2 SED. ' Julia Ellen Williamson, Monigomery: 2 I-IE. ' Kennelh Darrell Williamson, Tarrani: I PY. 0 Ray Brooks Williamson, Livingsion: I PN. Ninih Row: Roberi- Thorne Williamson, Mobile: I CN. ' Henry Newion Wil- Iiford, Jr., Auburn: 2 BA: ATU. ' M. Linda Williford: Moni- qornery: I SL. 0 Roberl' Frederick Williford, Slocurnbg I PE. ' Sue Williford, Moniqomery: 2 SL. 0 Ashley Randal Willis, Dade- ville: I PI.. Tenih Row: O. Randall Willis, Dadevilleq 3 IM. 0 Ronald Roy Willis, Tal- Iassee: 3 PS. 0 Thomas Rowe Willis, Moniqomery: I SED. 0 Wil- Iiam Crenson Willis, Monigomery: I PN. 0 Clyde E. Willis, Bir- mingham: 3 IE: UE. ' Larry Beniamin Willis, Albany, Ga.: I PN. Elevenih Row: Larry Carler Wills, Marielia, Ga.: I VD. ' Rila Marilyn Wilmol, Sheilield: 3 SL. ' Judi Wilshaw, Sylacauga: 3 VA. ' Barry Thomas Wilson, Phenix Ciiy: I PG. 0 Craig Archer Wilson, Mobile: 2 PL: AT. 0 Daniel Clyde Wilson, Guin: I PN. Twel'Iil'h Row: Danny Roy Wilson, Wedowfe: I PD. 0 David Sleven Wilson, Tul- lahoma: I VD. 0 Donald Ellis Wilson, Oneoniai 2 PY. ' Frank Le- roy Wilson, Jr., Birmingham: I PN. ' Grady Maxwell Wilson, Birmingham: I AR. 0 James Allen Wilson, Americus, Ga.: 2 IE. UNDERGRADUATES UNDERGRADUATES Firsl Row: James Ar+hur Wilson, Andalusia: 3 PI-I. ' James Claylon Wilson, Jr., Birmingham: 2 BA. ' James David Wilson, Morrislown, Tenn.: I AR. ' James Greenway Williams, Camilla, Ga.: I PL: EAE, o James K. Wilson, Jr., Tuskegee: I ED. ' James Roberl Wilson, Welumpka: 2 MI'I. Second Row: Janie Lee Wilson, OPP? 2 EED. 0 Joseph Rodney Wilson, San Anlonio, Texas: I PM. ' Judy Carol Wilson, Flellin: 3 SED: AZ, 0 Keene Norwood Wilson, York: I SL. 0 Melissa Jane Wilson, I-Ialeyville: I I-IE: AZ. 0 Michael Thomas Wilson, Monlgomery: I BA. Third Row: Nancy Spence Wilson, Florence: I SL. U Richard H. Wilson, Jr., Birmingham: 2 PE: KE. 0 Rila Anne Wilson, Birmingham: I EED. ' Roberi Payne Wilson, Decalur: I AN. 0 Roberl McConaughy Wilson, Sanford, Fla.: I PN. 0 Susan Driver Wilson, Gadsden: 3 SED? KHP. Fourih Row: William Ben Wilson, Mobile: I PPY. ' Zack lv1cCree Wilson, Fay- eiieville, Tenn.: 3 IM: ATQ. ' Daniel O. Windham, New Brock' ion: 2 AA. 0 Samuel Joseph Windham, New Brockion: 3 AR. 0 Michael Gordon Windham, Andalusia: 2 FY. 0 Thomas Anihony Windham, Luverne: I PE. Fiilh Row: Samuel Harold Wingard, Jr., Monigomery: I PN. 0 Alan Winler Wingfield, Goodwaier: 2 EE. ' Thomas Julian Wingfield, Opelika: 2 SL. 0 Marlha Ann Wingo, Birmingham: 2 SED. 0 Barbara Lee Winkler, I-lunisville: 2 SED. 0 Dickey R. Winse'H', Hazel Green: 2 AG: AFP. Sixlh Row: Garry Ray Winsell, Fairfield: I PN. 0 David Clark Winsor, Mo- bile: I BA, 0 William Wallace Winsion, Monigomery: I PN. 9 Kennefh Douglas Wirl, Birmingham: I PN. ' Herberl' D. Wise. Elba: I VD. 0 Teresa Anne'H'e Wise, Kinsion: 2 I-IE: KA9. Sevenih Row: Thad Lewis Wiseman, Adel, Ga.: 2 BA. 0 Susan Elizabefh Wiihers, Birmingham: I SED. ' Barbara Grace Whiilel, Auburn: 2 SED. ' Pairicia Ann Whillel, Auburn: 3 I-IE: AAII. 0 Keiih Evan Wif- len, I-Iunisville: I SL. ' Richard William Whilfish, Jacksonville, Fla.: I SL. Eighih Row: Joseph Harold WiHIrop, Monroeville: 3 PM: QE. 0 Joann Wili- mier, Oneonia: I EED. ' Franklin Erwin Wofford, Piedmoni: 2 PE. ' George Joseph Wolf, Pennsauken, N.J.: I SL. 0 Anne Marie Wolfe, Albany, Ga.: 3 ID: IIBIP. 0 Randall R. Wolfe, Birming- ham: 2 VM: SITE. Ninih Row: Rifa Caroline Wolford, Birmingham: I PN. 0 Donald Louis Wol- -ford, Jr., Guniersville: I PN. 0 John David Wolsoncrofl, Alexana der Ciiy: I PL: IIKKIP. 0 Delberi Frank Wombacher, Leighion: 2 SL. 0 Ralph Waller Womer, Jr., Birmingham: 2 VM. 0 Annabel Lee Wood, Johnson Cily, Tenn.: I PN. TenI'h Row: Arlhur Lee Wood, Trussville: 2 BA. ' Carolyn W. Wood, 2 VD: AAA. ' Casper Y. Wood, Jr., Five Poinis: I CN. I Craig Russell Wood, Winier Haven, Fla.: I PN. 0 Huberi- Thomas Wood, Hunis- ville: 2 IE. ' Dale Alan Wood, Opelika: I FY. Elevenlh Row: Ellen Louise Wood, Beihesda, Md.: I SL: KKH. ' Evelyn Louise Wood, Fairhope: I CI-I. 0 Gary Harris Wood, Columbus, Ga.: 2 PN. ' Gary Lee Wood. Trussville: I PN. 0 Grover Bradley Wood, Jr., Fairfield: 2 BA. ' Linda Sherrill Wood, Elberia: I SED. Twelfih Row: Lynne E. Wood, Gadsden: I PV. 0 Roberl' William Wood, Jr., Columbus, Ga.: I BC. 0 Shirley Diane Wood, Birmingham: I SED: AZ. ' Wilson Roe Wood, Washingion, D.C.: I PN. ' Janice B. Woodall, Tallassee: I SED. ' Jean Woodall, Auburn: I VD. Firsl Row: Larry Harold Woodall, Decaiur, Ga.: I PN. ' Dana Randal, Woodard, Rockville. Md.: I AR. ' Roberl Glenn Woodard, Oneonla: 2 BA: EIT. ' Roberl' K. Woodbridge, Albany, Ga.: I PN. 0 Barbara Ann Woodfin, Monlgomery: I ED. 0 Roberl' Joseph Woodfin, Dania, Fla.: 3 BA: AXP. Second Row: James Meggs Woodham, Chipley, Fla.: I PN. 0 John Halhalay Woodham, I-lariiord: 4 SL: EAE. ' Marjorie Kay Woodham, Opp: 2 SED. 0 William Palrick Woodham, Roanoke: I PN. 0 Harry Francis Wooding, Allania, Ga.: 2 AR. ' William Harlness Woodley, Tuscaloosa: 2 PG. Third Row: Andrew James Woodrow, Jr., Birmingham: 2 ME. 0 Mary Mc- Bryde Woodrow, Birmingham: I SL. 0 Joe Curry Woods, l'lead- land: 2 Bl. ' Thomas Sfephen Woods, Phenix Ciiy: 3 CH: GE. 0 Virginia Lee Woods, Doihan: 2 EED. 0 Grady Lawrence Wood-- son, Nashville, Tenn.: I AR. Fourlh Row: George Gage Woodward, Jr., Pensacola, Fla.: 2 PN. 0 John Wil- Iiam Woodward, Monlgomery: I PN. ' Larry Walslon Woodward, Hunlsville: I PPY. ' Richard Tucker Woodyard, La Grange, Ga.: I PN. ' Sara Louise Wooldridge, Mobile: I SED: XS2. 0 Meia Ann Woolf, Piedmonl: 3 I-IY: AAA, Fiffh Row: James Harold Woolley, Jr., Birmingham: 3 BA. 0 Gregory Kenl Woolen, Annislon: I PG. U Lucius Bayne Woo'Hon, Jacksonville, Fla.: I PN. 0 John Marlin Word, Guniersville: I BC. 0 Roberl B. Word, Mobile: 3 ME. 0 Bonnie Jean Worfham, Alberfville: 3 EEDI AOH. Six+h Row: Wayne Milion Worfham, Leeds: 3 IM. 0 James Karl Worlhey, Decaiur: I PN. ' Ron Waller Worfhinglon, lalunisville: 2 BA. 0 Sally E. Worlhingion, Hunlsville: 2 SL: AOH, ' Teresa Worlh- ingfon, Mobile: 2 SED. ' Lionel Dovsey Worlhy, Jr., Falls Church, Va.: I PN. Sevenfh Row: Mary Jo Worfhy, Pell Ciiy: I EED. 0 Thomas Floyd Worfhy, Phenix Cily: I BA. ' Charles H. Wrighf, Lanell: I PN. 0 Eliza- belh Anne Wrighl, Auburn: I I-IED. ' George Hiliary Wrighr, Monigomery: 2 PV. 0 Homer Wayne Wrighi, Monigomery: 3 AE, Eighlh Row: James A. Wrighf, Birmingham: 3 BA: ATS2, U James Edwin Wrighl, Mobile: I PPY. ' Judy Wrighf, Ragland: I I-IE. ' Wil- liam Kerridge Wrighi, Fairhope: 3 IE. 0 Frances Virginia Wrye, Macon, Ga.: KHP. 0 Dianne Wurm, Tuscaloosa: I ID. Ninlh Row: Edward Bowden WyaH, Kingslon: Tenn.: 3 AR. 0 Gary C. WyaH', Mobile: 2 BC. 0 Paula Louise Wyckoff, Monigomery: 2 SED: AAA. 0 Dale Marion Wyckoff, Pass Chrisiian, Miss.: I SED. 0 Carl Price Wylie, Jr., Albany, Ga.: 2 Ml-I. ' Sieve Herberi Wynn, Ashland: 2 AE. Tenlh Row: Andrew Wyper, Birmingham: 3 BA: KE. 0 Julia Xanlhopoulou, Thessaloniki, Greece: 3 CE. ' Kennelh Michael Yancey, Fairfax: I PN. ' George Wir'lh Yarborough, Mobile: 2 PE: BAE. D Cecil Meadows Yarbrough, Auburn: 3 BA. 0 Cecil Senfelle Yarbrough, Mobile: 2 PV: QE. Elevenfh Row: Ronald Lynn Yarbrough, Columbus, Ga.: I PE. 0 William Henry Yarbrough, I-lunlsville: I PN. 0 Lawden Henry Yales, Jr., Line- ville: I LT. ' Sandra Ellen Yaies, Sylacauga: 2 SED. 0 Vicki L. Yares, Shawmui: 2 EED. 0 Wayne Presion Yancey, Slone Moun- lain, Ga.: I PN. Twelflh Row: Carolyn Edilh Yawn, Birmingham: 2 PE: KA9. 0 Carolyn Eliza- bei-h Yeager, I-Ieadland: 3 SED. ' David Winsion, Yeager, Pel- ham: I PN. 0 Joe Earl Yeager, I-leadland: 2 ED. ' Rifa Anne Yeager, Birmingham, I ED. ' William Brallon Yeager, Jr., Hunls- ville: I PN. UNDERGRADUATES 3 , R 5 N Y sei? 11' 5 ADVERTISEMENTS . .femfing The Cozmpm And Communizjl AUBURN NATI ON AL BANK The Bank of Personal Service Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WAR IEAGILIE Mflfiiiiei THIEATIER With Television, 24-hour telephone serv Auburn's Newest Motel ' Eat ' Sleep ' Swim In Downtown Auburn at AUBURN, ALABAMA I25 N. College St. 422 Headquartem ?vr 1411 your Sch vol 71eedA THE UNIVERSITY BOOK STIIIIE STUDENT UNION BUILDING MA THE W r FIRST ATIO ALB K.-. PK. - '- ,Q W FU Ilflilfl' 'J II I II md glhzfg V 'U ., IL?-fill'IlIl'lv fl , Elrwyli y' W: OF AUBURN The Bank That Serves Auburn, Its Uvzifversity and Coivzmzmity MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. iger Headquartem Jusf as we supply 'I'l1e Auburn varsily aI'I1Ie'I'ic 'reams wiII1 I'I'1e fines? in equipment so do we offer individual sludenfs and organizalions 'Il'le besl' for 'II1eir needs . . . and, af 'Ihe Iowesl' possible prices. 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YL' 'WT' ' ,,, ' S Sk-P 7 'Wife E55 Efl: - 1 T5 A : .3 5 5 .5 2 - X15 X gf' If ' 'X F4 'S ' - . - ,, -- U- .- F , . ' Sf -'-' - 1:a:a:Se:s:- 3 . S . ES ggi: A -S :af ,., .. .af sg A fa. F- -it S 5 cg: S. -ff Q 2:5:E?i-SA- '- H .2::vzEE.M R' ' F ' Mfr? WN-1. - - N - 1' 3 ff: ?. is M .V - ' 2' ?rf3214.a6bf.:E2S's:1sQ1s 3:-1 ' if me 2'5 -' 2' :1: r. QF- - Nr? ' V 5? - - , . --F -- . . 13'31BF:-Mzrs:H:1:1:r:a1:1:DRAm:-z'-44S +r'r'r'2-2-RrR- - 2 ,,,, wzaafgat s s- MQSQ Supplying fabrics for a great variety of end-uses is nothing new to us. Hardly an American industry exists for which our people have not developed and produced fabrics, of both cotton and man-made fibers. Whether the needs are for fabrics that combine with plastics, rubber, metal, and other materials . . . or for fabrics to fashion delicate lingerie, comfortable sportswear, and durable Workwear, our specialists and facilities supply the answers. West Point-Pepperell's woven, nonwoven, and tufted products number in the thousands, including such well-known brands as Lady Pepperelli sheets, pillowcases, and blankets, Martex'E towels, and Cabin Craftsn rugs and carpets. Our resources include 19,000 employees 26 manufacturing and finishing plants, 14.000 looms, 675,000 spindles, and more than a century of textile experience. OPERATING AND ADMINISTRATIVE FACILI- TIES LOCATED IN 19 CITIES AND TOWNS IN 6, so I FIVE STATES-ALABAMA: ABBEVILLE, OPE- f se 'M 1 LIKA, RIVER VIEW, FAIRFAX, LANODALE, V - SHAWIVIUT, AND LANETT, GEORGIA: COLUIVI- - A a Bus, WEST POINT, LaORANOE, NEWNAN, b LINDALE, CALHOUN, DALTON, AND FORT . Q OGLETHORPE, SOUTH CAROLINA: ANDERSONg MASSACHUSETTS: BOSTON: MAINE: BIDDE- FORD AND LEWISTON. SALES OFFICES AND SHOWROOIVIS IN STRATEGIC LOCATIONS ACROSS THE NATION. . Q, ' 'SXTII-9 ' Yffl I 43I VVEST PQINT-PEPPERELL, INC. A A WEST POINT, GECJIIIGIA MONTGOMERY FAIR EAST ALABAMA'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR MEN-BOYS-LADIES-GIRLS AIso Home Furnishings Depar'I'menI' Opelika, Ala. 745-4674 230 So. 8II1 SI. OPELIKA, ALABAMA QOOLOIQ if JEWELERS I I3 So. 8+h SI'reeI' OPELIKA, ALABAMA 745-5759 Member of Ihe Na'IionaI Bridal Service Regisfered JeweIers ' American Gem Socie+y TELEPHONE 745-4691 OPELIKA FLORAL CO. 600 N. IOTI-I ST. OPELIKA, ALABAMA Artistry in Flowers FTD FRANK M. RENFRO COMPLIMENTS OF DAVIS-DYAR SUPPLY CO. OPELIKA, ALABAMA KMA ard- Knight .9lfl5lll'Cl,flCQ .Agency PIIOIIE 745-6494 Opelika, Ala, MW Boifled under auihorify of Ihe Coca-Cola Company by Opelika Coca-CoIa BoHIing Company, Inc. The First National Bank of OPELIKA, ALABAMA CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION AI 'Ihe CIose of Business December 3 I, I965 Resources Capi+aI Accounrs and LiabiIi'ries Cash and Due from Banks ...,,, SI,560,3I3.85 Capi+aI SI'ock . .. ..... S IO0,000.00 U. S. Governmeni' ObIigaI'ions . . . 3,784,209.73 Surplus ......... , . 300,000.00 OI'I1er Bonds ..,.... .,.. . . 695,065.I0 Unclivided Profi'I's . . . . . 2I4,02I.48 Loans ancI Discounfs . , . .... 2,56O,993.85 Reserves ,..... . . 95,086.43 Fixed AsseI's , . I4,802.20 Deposifs ....,. ,.., 7 ,903,956.24 Ofher Assefs . . . . I2,799.75 Orher LiabiIiIies . . . I5,I20.33 S8,628,I84.48 S8,628,I84.48 OFFICERS CIemen+ C. Torberi' . . . .....,,, Presidenf Frank M. Morris . , ...... Vice PresicIenI' Forney Renfro ,..... Vice PresicIenI' and Cashier Ralph T. MiI'cI1eII . , . ..... AssisIan+ Cashier Rufh M. Dorsey .,,...... , .AssisI'an+ Cashier DIRECTORS J. T. HamiI'I'on, Jr. W. P. Pearson WinsI'on SmiI'h T H. C. Jackson Forney Renfro CIemenI' C. Torberr T. Penn Monfgomery Frank M. Renfro C. C. Torber'I', Jr. Member ,Federal Reserve Sysiem, Member Federal Deposii Insurance Corporaiion 433 THE FARMERS ATIUNAL BA H UF UPELIHA OPELIKA. ALABAMA Es+a blished I 909 CONDENSED STATEMENT DECEMBER BI, I965 ASSETS Cash in Vaulr and Due from Banks .AT.. Unired Srares C5overnn'ie'nI Bonds ...... Orher Bonds IAII Governm-enI' AgenciesI Srock in FederaI Reserve Bank ..A..,... SIaIe, Counry and Municipal Bonds . . . . Loans and Discounis ....,,......,., Banking I-Iouse Furnirure and Fixrures , . . Ofher Assers ...................,. S 2,772,274.72 2,555,0I 8.45 750,0I5.00 I5,000.00 657,5I6.29 4,487,7 I 6.02 347, I46.34 I 50. I 5 LIABILITIES CapiIaI Siock ICommonI ....s,..,.... Surplus I.......,,,..... .,.,.s,.s..,, Undivided Rroiirs . .. Reserves .,,...... Deposirs SI I,584,836.97 S 200,000.00 300,000.00 55,430.07 185,535.93 i0,2343,759.97 OFFICERS JOHN Z. FULLER .... ........ R.NELson cfuarvviaienr f f ....... . vv. RALPH YANCEY . . Miss RUBY WILLIAMS . . M. A. COLLINS .... ........ W. C. DAVIS, JR .... . Sl I,584,836.97 . . . .PresidenI . .Vice-Presidenr . . . .Cashier Assisranr Cashier Assisianr Cashier Assisranr Cashier I-Iomer Carfer R. N, Carfwrighf W, C. Davis T. K. Davis, Jr. DIRECTORS John Z. FuIIer Charles I-I. Jernigan Elmer Lazenby Judson H. SaI'rer Memb Fd IDp HI C p fi ef 0 Cf!! B 05 IISUFUIICG Ol' OFC! Member Federal Reserve Sysfem YeI ra G. Samford Jr C. S. SheaIy W. Ralph Yancey 434 HAGEDOR ' fhe WL Cmfef of Easl' Alabama -9 IN DOWNTOWN OPELIKA OIPIEILIIIKA NATIIONAIL IBANIK. Hollingsworth, Norman 8a Stern, Inc. Men's ancl Ladies' WEARING APPAREL Opelika, Ala. Fashions For The Young lndividualist Kl'IQALF'Y'S Downfown o Cross Counlry Columbus Square COLUMBUS, GEORGIA Diamonds Are a Girl's Besl Friend Sclwomlburg Jewelers for 93 Years DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS 14? 6 .-4' 1 k 1 T x Q' A .f, . 'snul I M ,Tl ' I ' 51512 swf ,O Tx 5 14 X, T ' '-' I l TTWIT yrlf' ,O 1 w ' 34 .auf , I I I :I ' lg I' R . Ewa- X 64 M inf if X A , 'R ,,,:,f N 1 ' wav z , 'vu f In . 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He works and lives in Huntsville-Alahama's new metropolis and home of one of the nation's largest aerospace and defense complexes. He's one of the 3,500 men and women who have found excitement, challenge, security and advancement opportunities with Brown Engineering Company. There's room for more like him. lWe don't re- quire that every employee be branded with the company name. This one is so proud of the fact that he works for Brown that he requested it. The same can be arranged for you, too.l For an ap- plication or interview, write: Brown Engineering Company, Inc.!300 Sparkman Drive, N.W.l Huntsville, Alabama I 35805. An equal opportunity employer. 311' ,. raduate 1 state 1.1 t3I'tCI' A neW program for seniors and graduates of AUBURN UNIVERSITY an individually designed Future Estate Program With the Personal toucli for you. Prepared for you by MUTUAL SAVINGS J .Zee INSURANCE CUMPANY Since: 1927 Home Office: Decatur, Alabama Redus C. Collier, President 442 Compiimenis of TEAGUE HARDWARE COMPANY WHOLESALE HARDWARE Monigomery, Ala. COMPLIMENTS UF A FRIEND BENSON PRINTING COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Congra+ula'rions 'l'o The s+uden+s and 'faculfy of Auburn for The compiefion of anoiher ou+s'rand- ing year of accomplishmen'rs. We are proud +o have shared in +his memorable year by designing, priniing and binding . . . 'rhis our 49+h GLOMERATA. 443 A Club, 74 ACOIA, 170 Adminislralors, 37, 41 46 Agricullure, GENERAL Agricullure Council, 83 Agricullure Economics Club, 84 Agricullure Engineers, 85 All Campus Parly, 169 Alpha Della Pi, 196 Alpha Epsilon Della, 113 Alpha Epsilon Pi, 272 Alpha Gamma Della, 198 Alpha Gamma Rho, 222 Alpha Lambda Della, 188 Alpha Omicron Pi, 200 Alpha Phi Omega, 73 Alpha Psi, 224 Alpha Tau Omega, 226 Alumni Associalion, 45 American lnslilule ol Aeronaulics and Aslronaulics, 102 American lnslilule ol Archilecls, 88 American lnslilule ol Chemical Engineers, 101 American lnslilule ol lnlerior Designers, 91 American Pharmaceulical Associalion, 116 American Sociely olAgricu1lure Engineers, 85 American Sociely ol Civil Engineers, 100 American Sociely ol 1-lorlicullure Sciences, 87 American Sociely ol Mechanical Engineers, 103 INDEX lnduslrial Design, 98 lnslilule ol Eleclrical and Eleclronic Engineers 106 lnlerlralernily Council, 220 Judicial Council, 175 Junior American Velerinarian Medical Associalion 119 Junior Counselors, 175 Junior Panhellenic Council, 175 Kappa Alpha, 238 Kappa Alpha Thela, 208 Kappa Della, 210 Kappa Della Pi, 110 Kappa Epsilon, 117 Kappa Kappa Gamma, 212 Kappa Psi, 117 Kappa Sigma, 240 Lambda Chi Alpha, 242 Lambda Tau. 98 Legislalive Council, 174 Magnolia Sludenl Governmenl, 17 Mens lnlramurals, 310 Morlar Board, 184 Music, 94 Newman Club, 124 Omega Tau Sigma, 244 Omicron Della Kappa, 180 Omicron Nu, 97 Panhellenic Council, 194 Pharmacy, 58 Angel Flighl, 120 Archileclure and lhe Arls, 48 Archileclure and lhe Arls Council, 87 Arnold Air Sociely, 120 Arl Guild, 89 Assislanls lo lhe Presidenl, 40 Associaled Women Sludenls, 173 Auburn Arl Forum, 88 Auburn Co-operalive Educalion Sociely, 82 AUBURN ENG1NEER, 162 AUBURN Pl-lARMAClST, 162 Auburn Players, 90 Auburn Tigersharlcs, 112 Auburn Union, 80 Auburn Universily Foundalion, 68 AUBURN VETERINARIAN, 161 BASlS, 161 Band, 92 Baplisl' Sludenl Union, 126 Baseball, 299 Baslielball, 291 Beaulies, 133 Bela Thela Pi. 228 Bloclc and Bridle. 85 Board ol Truslees, 39 Cheerleaders, 311 Chemislry, 50 , Chemical Engineering, 101 Chi Epsilon, 108 Chi Phi, 273 Chrislian Sludenl Cenler, Circle K Club. 77 Civil Engineering, 100 Council ol Deans, 24 Cross Counlry, 298 Cwens, 187 Dames Club. 82 Dana King Galchell Home Debale, 114 Della Chi, 230 Della Della Della. 204 Della Sigma Phi, 232 Della Tau Della. 234 Della Upsilon, 236 Della Zela, 206 Educalion. 52 Engineering, 54 Engineering Council, 99 Execulive Cabinel, 174 Facully Council, 43 Foolball, 279 Four 1-l Club, 86 Eralernily Sweelhearls, 274 Freshman Advisory Council, 168 Fulure Farmers ol America, 86 GLOMERATA, 154 GREEKS, 161 Goll, 306 Graduale School, 306 Homecoming, 142 1-lome Economics, 56 Honors Day, 177 Horlicullure Forum, 87 125 Economics Club, 96 Pershing Rilles, 121 Personalilies, 146 Pharmacy Council, 115 Phi Bela Lambda, 111 Phi Della Chi, 118 Phi Ela Sigma, 186 Phi Gamma Della, 248 Phi Kappa Phi, 178 Phi Kappa Tau, 250 Phi Lambda Tau, 97 Phi Mu, 214 Phi Psi, 108 Pi Della Phi, 114 Pi Kappa Alpha, 252 Pi Kappa Phi, 254 Pi Mu Epsilon, 115 Pi Tau Sigma, 105 PLAlNSMAN, 158 Presidenl, 38 Publicalions Board, 153 Religious Lile Commillee, 128 ROTC, 66 Scabbard and Blade, 122 Scarab, 91 Science and Lileralure, 60 Science and Lileralure Council, 60 Senale, 167 Seniors, 317 Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 256 Sigma Chi, 258 Sigma Nu, 260 Sigma Pi Epsilon, 262 Sigma Pi, 264 6 Sociely lor lhe Advancemenl ol Managemenl 107 Sociely ol American Mililary Engineers 124 Spades, 179 Spilmed Shoe, 112 Squires, 185 Slandards Board, 175 Sleerage, 123 Sludenl Allairs, 44 Sludenl Body Ollicers, 164 Sludenl Educalion Associalion, Sludenl Governmenl, 164 Tau Bela Pi. 104 Tau Kappa Epsilon, 266 Tennis, 307 Thela Chi, 268 Thela Xi, 270 T1GER CUB, 162 Towers, 76 Traclc, 304 Undergraduales, 342 Universily Parly, 169 Velerinary Medicine, 62 Village Fair, 172 Wesley Foundalion, 127 Who's Who, 182 Womens lnlramurals, 308 WRA, 78 Wreslling, 302 Zela Tau Alpha, 218 lll IN lVIEIVIORIAlVI in the summer of their years Tragedy in yourh is one of 'rhe realilies of life I'ha+ we as young people have noi learned +0 accepl, especially when friends and cIassma'Ies are Ialcen by +he unseeing eye of unfor+una+e happenings. We find i+ hard +0 believe +ha+ one day we char merrily 'rogeiherz Ihe nex+, Ihere is an emp'ry deslc, an unanswered roll. This year Auburn has had 'ro accepl 'rhe Ioss of oulsianding campus lead- ers and dedicaied s+uden'Is. We have wepi openly and siIenIIy as weekend Iragedies have erased 'rheir Iives. Their Iives were a parl of Auburn and a par+ of ours. Their loss is a pari of life we find di'FficuI+ Io accepi. WILLIAM T. BEAIRD BOBBY J. BESS WILLIAM E. LITTLE ROBERT D. LOVETT JANE B. MOORE JEFFERY F. STEIN JAMES L. TURNER MARY L. WHITLEY 7 EPILOGUE I have walked among 'Ihe masses, in sunshine, rain and cold . . . I have walked along rhe palhs I'rod by rhe innocen'r, Ihe frivolous, Ihe inquiring, I'he in+eIIec+uaI . . . I have sipped coffee wifh rhose desiined for greaI'- ness . . . I have spenf hours wiI'h +he glib and rhe IighI'hear+ed . . . I have parlied, sung, drunk, joked, proresred, yelled, cried, and pursued +he fIeeI'ing source of knowledge wirh rhis conglomerare of humaniry . . . I have missrared, have been correcred and have underslood . . . I have exchanged and confribured, I have borrowed and made my own . . . I have shared and received. I have begun +o I'asI'e life-now il' is Iime for me Io deparI', Io recall Auburn in fleefing memories, and +o begin rhe srruggle of applying my knowledge. I musr synrhesize my learning expe- riences wiI'h 'rhal' which Iies ahead . . . I musl' rake whaf Auburn has given me and lei' ir refleci' foward all mankind. 1 I 1 O . 4 'x 1 -S 5 JI i, z... 2 . 1 1 . , X ' I 1 2 - s f r , 'i 2 N --. - ,. J 2, -'IH -.1