Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOOi ' HEafJ COLUSE ■ W ' W ir V y V ■ LIBRARY OF BWMfNG H A M -SOUTHERN COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM ' ' .oiinirnrj rcii i rnr 5 0553 01001547 4 THE YEARBOOK STAFF presents THE 1952 SOUTHERN ACCENT SVLVKSIKR C. RlSSl-.T. Jr., Harrif. Boddi-.n, Marv Jian Parsons, Editors. Ki.i Alii I II Burke, Business Manager. LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHEHN C0LLE6E DEDICATION In the college career of every student there are one, two, or more professors who become part of the legend of college. As the years roll by a student may forget the things learned in class but the legends become more clearly de- fined and remembered. This year our Southern Accent is dedicated liumbly and sincerely to one of those professors vho have become part of our legend. A man vho by his understanding and tolerance, by his good nattire and sly humor, and by his concern of the individual went beyond what the admin- istration required in the vay of his great wealth of knowledge. A man vho will live forever in our hearts as a part of our legend: DR. FRANK E. WILLIAMS 15 97084 THE FACULTY J 4aP - i . : . ' ■ ' ■ w 1 t — --- ' p a i — ■ ■ - - 1 t 1 ■ - f ' ______ ' - . jLi • T. L E ■ ..« 1 -.. ■.. -ra OUR DR. STUART MR. YEILDING DOCTOR STUART. President of Birmingham- Southern College, is and always has been a friend of the students first and a college president second. NEWMAN MANLY YEILDING Treasurer FACULTY . . MARY HOLMES SENSABAUGH Acting Dcnn of Woiiirfi HENRY THOMAS SHANKS Dr iu LEON FRANKLIN SENSABAUGH Chiiiniuni of Social Science Division ROBERT HENRY VVALSTON Bursar WILLIAM ELLIS GLENN DR. ABERNETHY MRS. BOYD DR. .WDERSON DR. BROWER MR. ARDEN COACH BURCH COACH BAKER DR. BUTTS ..OUR FA CECIL EMORY ABERNETHY Professor of English DANIEL DOUGLAS ARDEN, JR. Assistant Professor of Geology HELEN COLE BOYD Dietitian RAYMOND FLOYD ANDERSON Director and Profe ssor of Music BILLY PENDLEY BURCH Assistant Professor of Physical Education and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics CHARLES JOSEPH BAKER Assistant Professor of Physical Education ACKLEY BROWER Lecturer in Tlie Theory of Music HERMAN ROBERT BUTTS Professor of Classics MR. BARNES DR. ( HRISriE MR. iu;. ri)RV DR. COXSTANS DR. lil .MR MR. CRAIGER MRS. BOOKER MISS CRAUFORl) C U I T Y . . JACK ELWOOD B. RNES Assistant Professor of Euiriiirerini. CHARLES BARKLEY BLAIR. JR. Associate f ' rofessor of Biolosn ' MARION FR.VXCLS CHRIS HE Assistant Professor of Religion |()ll. CHARLES t:R. lGER Instructor in Spanish 1) A II) PHILLIP BEAUDR ' i . JR. Associate Professor of Economics II IMNCW BOOKER Housemother AN IHOW C;ONSI ANS Professor of French . I. R1. J. NL t;R. lORI) Secretary to the President FACULTY HOWARD HALL CREED Professor of English ELIZABETH DAVIS Assistant Professor of Physical Education NANETTE MARIE DAVIS Assistant Librarian JAMES ARTHUR DOUBLES Associate Professor of Biology CHARLES FOWLER ELTON Associate Professor of Psychology HIRAM BENJAMIN ENGELBERT Administrative Assistant HOWARD HARPER HARLAN Professor of Sociology EMORY QUINTER HAWK Professor of Economics DR. CREED AflSS DAMS DR. ELTON DR. HARLAN MISS DA IS DR. DOUBLES MR. ENGLEBERT HR. HAWR FACULTY MAR(,AR1. I IIARXIA lll(.lll-.S A((niu, Dnciliir oj llic l.ihriny ALLAN |. K1.IM,I (.1:R Dircdov III I ' lihlii ily ANNh C:RAI(. i.hW is Assistant ill Mii.ur JOHN I ' RAXKI.IN l.OCKL Fyojcssiiy iij Mdlliciiidtics •■RA C;ES DINSMORL McLALX.lIl.lN Librcny Order Assistant VIRGINIA DAI.L McMAHAN Admissions Counselor and Alumni Secretary HARR LARl. .XkNLAL Associate Professor of Spanish RA M()M) JOHN MiMAHON Associate Professor of Art IKS 111 (.Ills MISS I IWIS MR kl I ' l INC.IR l R !()( KK Mks. NKI.Al I. Ill IN MISS MvMAllAN MR I 1 1 1 MR M, M IION ..OUR FA JOHN MILTON MALONE Professor of Education WESLEY ADOLPHUS MOORE Professor Emeritus of Mathematics MAE E. PENCE Dietitian AUSTIN PRODOEHL Professor of German ADDISON STUART MIMS Instructor in Radio ARTHUR HOMER NEAL Assistant Professor of Chemistry ARNOLD FRANCIS POWELL Associate Professor of English ELSIE SHURTER Associate Professor of Education DR. MALONE MISS PENCE MR. MIMS DR. POWELL DR. MOORE DR. PRODOEHL MR. NEAL MISS SCHURTER U L T Y MARGARE r 1,A NOEL As. ' isliinl h) Ihc Hinsiir SARA I . () M ' .IA l)iif( liir (if llii- C.rll ir LAURA ACTON SEARS Assistant to the Rrij-lslrar FLORIDA IIERNDON SHERROI) Hoiisi-inollirr EGBERT SYDNOR OWNBEY Professor of Eiii lish JOSEPH HOWARD PARKS Professor of History JEAN LOl ' ISE SEYMOUR Secretary to the Dean W ILLIAM ROV ALL SMI I 1 1 lA , JR. Associate Professor of Cheinisliy MRS. NOEL DR. OWNBEY MRS. OWMU-.V DR. P. RKS MRS. SE. RS MISSSEVMOIR MRS. SHERROD DR. SMI 1 HK MRS. SPEER MR. VESSON MR. THOMAS DR. WHITING MRS. TRUSS DR. WHITTIXGTON MR. VAN ASSELT MR. WIENING ..OUR F i ELLAREE DEAN SPEER Manager of the Book Store RUTH BAKER TRUSS Secretary to the Treasurer JAMES ROBERT WESSON Assistant Professor of Matliematics JOSEPH HUGH THOMAS Music — Conservatory AVILLIAM ALONZO WHITING Professor of Biology Chairman of Natural Science Division DORSEY WHITTINGTON President and Director of the Consenmtory ROBERT LEE VAN ASSELT Associate Professor of Physics VICTOR WIENING Assistant Professor of Speech iOOOOOOOtW p MRS, W 1 kl R OR. II C () MRS. WARD MISS WlLliV MR. W 1- A 1 R DR. W II I I WIS C U I T Y . . ELLEN FLAIJTT WALKER Instructor in Secretarial Studies LLVROLD EDWJN W ILCOX Professor of Chemistry DOROl 11 C.OX . R1) Instructor in (ierinun and Freiuli E ' EL IR(.iMA A. Associate Professor of History I Rl (.l. ODEI.l. WEWER Assistant Professor of Dramatic Art IR k 1R 1 s I Willi WIS Professor of Geogr(if)liy NII.I.IF. HKNRV THE CLASSES OUR SENIORS ALLAN, MARY ELIZABETH, AXn AXO, Treas. 48-49 49-50, Pies, and Cor. Sec. 50-51, Pres. 51-52; Entre Amigos; Phi Sigma Iota. Rec. Sec. 51-52: . niazons: Kap- pa Delta Epsilon; BSU, Pulilicity Chair- man 50-51; Pan-Hellenic Council, Vice- president 50-51. ALLEN, LUCIA MAE, 0Y TU, Pres. Vice-president, 50-51, Pres. 51- 52; Amazons; P. E. Club: Y.W.C.A.: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Pan-Hellenic Council, Pres. 51-52. ALLEN, PATRICIA LOU, ZT. College Theatre: Entre Amigos: Y.W.C.A.: Pan-Hellenic Council: . ' Xma ons: ZTA, Pres. 51-52. ARMSTRONG, CHARLES HARRIS, AXA Geology Club: LXA, Pres. 51-52: Inter- fraternity Council: Canterbury Club. AVERETT, WILLIAM TEMPLE, AXA Pi Delta Psi. BARNES, NANCY BELLE, nB J Andrews Hall Council; MSM; Entre Amigos; Mu Alpha; Y.W.C.A.; Kappa Del- ta Epsilon, Treas. 51-52; Mortar Board, Sec. 50-51, 51-52; Girls ' Religious Vocations Group; Phi Sigma Iota. . Amazons, Treas. 51-52. BENSINGER, WAYMON MONROE Ministerial Association, Vice-president 51- 52; Pi Delta Psi. BERTHON, ELISE, r B GPB, President, 51-52; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Mortar Board; Y.W.C.A., 2nd Vice- president, 50-51, Treas. 51-52: Amazons; Kappa Delta Epsilon. BODDEN, BARRIE FERGER, AXn Inter-fraternity Council, Treas. 51-52; Min- isterial Association; Southern Accent Staff, Editor 51-52; College Theatre: Pi Delta Psi. BRADLEY, ROBERT BINGHAM.KA BROOKS, EVELYN PAYNE, AOII BROWN, ADONIS CHALONS BROWN, ALVIN LOVE, JR. BURKE, ELIZABETH JEAN, UB t PBP, Treas. 50-51; Entre Amigos; Phi Sigma Iota; Y.W.C.A. CANNON PERRY GREEN Kappa Phi Ka]3])a. CARROLL, MARION CAMILLE CHAMPLIN, DAVID BALDWIN Skull Bones. CHAPMAN, HARRY JACKSON PE Club; Kapi a Phi Kappa. CONNELL, JAMES RALPH, AXA LXA Sec. 50-51, Vice-president 51-52; Kap- pa Phi Kappa. CONNELL, MITZIE HELEN College Theatre; Independent Women: Newman Club. COPELAND, HENRY PATTERSON, AXA LXA, Secretary 49-50: Treas. 50-51, 51-52. CREEL, GEORGE BARNETT • Ministerial Association, Vice-president 50- 51; Entre Amigos. CURL, JAMES DONNELL, AXA American Chemical Society, Student Af- filiate. DILLARD, HUGH JACK Ministerial Association. DOWDEY, DORIS, AXQ AXO, Vice-pres. 49-50; Sec. Vice-pres. 50-51; Pan-Hellenic Council; Entre Amigos: Y.W.C.A.; PE Club. liiwl lidu — AM.iii. Marv Ilcili: Allen. I.iuia; Alliii. I ' .iis : Alln llllll( . (li.nlis; Am-uh. Bill. Strniitl Uou — liaiiics. Nan; Ik-iisiiiRi-i. WaMiioii; lU ' ilhoii. Kli« ' ; U i lilc-ii. Uain:  iaillc- . lloli. Third Rim — Unniks, Km-Imi; Hiohii. AdoiiU; Ilmuii. Aluiii love; Hiiikc. I il l) : Cannon. I ' rirv. I-oiirlh Ron— C: i o . Marion Camillc: Clianiplin. IVniil: ( ha|)nian. Jaik; Connill. Ralpli: Conncll. Mil i. Fifth rtou ' — Clopclanil. Ilrni ; C.ri ' cl. (.coiKr: (nil. Don; Dillaid. Ilii(;li. Dowdv. Doris. OUR SENIORS DOYLE, CLARENCE DAYTON DREYFUS, CLIFTON IRVIN, TE$ GAGE, LOIS ANNE, KA Independent Women, Sec. 49-50; Y.W.C.A.; Girls ' Religious Vocation Group; Entre Amigos; Kappa Delta Epsilon. GALLOWAY, MARTHA ANNETTE, DB PBP, Pres. 51-52; College Theatre; Execu- tive Council 49-50; Entre Amigos; Theta Sigma Lambda, Pres. 50-51; Y.W.C.A.; Southern Accent Stall; Mortar Board, Vice- Pres. 51-52 50-51; PE Club; Pan-Hellenic Council, Sec. 51-52. GARDNER. WALTER CARROLL, JR., ATn ATO, Pres. 51-52; Inter-fraternity Council, Pres. 51-52; Omicron Delta Kappa 5-52. GILMER, JAMES HUGH, AXA GLADBACH, GEORGE ERNEST GOODWIN, JAMES WILLIAM Galileans, Speakers ' Chairman 49-50, Vice- Pres. 50-51; Ministerial Association; Meth- odist Student Movement; Entre Amigos; Religious Council 50-51. GOODWIN, RUDOLPH CLARK GORDON, ARTHUR EARL, A5 Ministerial Association, Trea. 49-50 51-52; Eta Sigma Phi; Methodist Student Move- ment; DSP, Sec. 50-51 51-52, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Inter-Fraternity Coinicil. GREGG, EDWARD PAUL, 0X TX, Pres. 49-50, 50-51, Treas. 51-52; fraternity Council, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Sec. 51-52. Inter- Pres. GUTTERY, FREDDY GENE, KA KA, Vice-Pres. 50-51, Pres. 51-52 Republicans Club; Kappa Phi Kappa. HAM, STEPHEN EDWARDS HARALSON, CLARA FRANCES Independent Women, Treas. 50-51; Young Cercle Francais; C.A.; Southern Epsilon. College Accent; Theatre; Kappa Le Y.W. Delta HAUER, CHRISTIAN EWING, JR., HKA PKA, Pres. 50-51; College Theatre; Min- isterial Association; Eta Sigma Phi; Inter- fracternity Coimcil; Young Republicans Club; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Executive Council 50-51; Hilltop News Staff. HAYNES, WARREN EDWARD, ATQ Ministerial Association; Eta Sigma Phi; DSP, Sec. 51-52. HEAD, RONALD ALAN, ATn American Chemical Society Student Affili- ate, President 50-51, Sec.-Treas. 51-52; Delta Phi Alpha; Theta Chi Delta, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Sec.-Treas. 51-52. HENNING, WILLIAM FREDERICK, JR.. ATn Executive Council. 50-51. Pres. 51-52; Westminster Fellowship, Pres. 50-51; Theta Sigma Lambda; Ministerial Association; Omicron Delta Kappa 51-52; Religious Council 51-52. HIGHTOWER. BETTY LOUISE, nB J Hilltop News Staff. HUMPHRIES. JULIA. 0Y Y.W.C.A.; Methodist Student Movement. JACKSON, RALPH MANN JENNINGS. EDWIN STUART Ministerial Association. JOHNSON. JIMMY CURTIS Skull Bones. Pres. 51-52. JOHNSTON. MARGARET ELAINE. HB PBP, Cor. Sec. 48-49. Vice-Pres. 49-50 50-51; Mortar Board. Pres. 50-51; College Theatre; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Vice-Pres. 50-51. LEDYARD. JUNE MARIE. AOn AOP. Sec. 50-51, Rec. Sec. 51-52; Y.W.C.A.: Girls Religious Vocations Group; Method- ist Student Movement. . Galileans; Kappa Delta Epsilon.  ' w . R-V m2L! v:, . • y ! 0 CI I - -I fee- f. ii. I ' nic — l)(i lc. ( Uirtiuc; 1)ic ' Iiin. ( lilmn: ( ' .iK ' Ann; (i;ill(iw:i . M.iiili.i mm; (..inhiii. Walter. SriDiid lliiw — (■ilnicr, |aMus: (.l:i(ll ;n li, (.rorgi-; (.iiixlw In. |.iimM (.oodwin. knilnl| li ( laik: (ii i(l( ii, Eni ' l. Third How — (ircuR. ' • ' ' ■ (• I ' l . Iirddv; Ham. Sicpluii; llaraKdn. lianns; Ilaiitr. t.luis. luurlh Row — Ha no. Waiicn: lliail. Ronald: Iliiuiiii);. Willlani: llinhlowir. Uilly l.tiiiiH-; MuMiphiii ' S. Julia. 1-ijtli iiou- — Jaiksnn. Ralph; Jfnnings, K l; JoluiMin, |innn ; |ttl)iiK( n, K;illu ' iint ' ; 1 i ' dN;ird, June. OUR SENIORS LILES, LUCIAN LYNN Kappa Phi Kappa. LOKEY, MARY EMILY, nB Kappa Delta Epsilon: Pi Delta Psi. LONG, HERBERT MAX LOVIN, JOHN WITTY, JR., ATn ATO, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Theta Sigma Lamb- da, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Kappa Phi Kappa; Oniicron Delta Kappa 51-52. McGINTY, LAWRENCE ESTON, JR., ATV. Ministerial Association; Galileans, Treas. 51-52. McLAIN, GEORGE HOBSON, JR., AS Kappa Phi Kappa. McNABB, TALMADGE FORD Ministerial Association; Kappa Phi Kappa. MALONY, HENRY NEWTON, 2AE SAE, Treas. 49-50; Executive Council 49-50 50-51; Omicron Delta Kappa, 50-51, Pres. 51-52; Eta Sisjraa Phi; Ministerial Associa- tion; Methodist Student Movement; Pi Delta Psi. MARTIN, JANE Entre Amigos. MAUTNER, NELLY MILLER, CHARLES WOOD Kappa Phi Kappa; PE Club. MOORE, MAXIE BOYD, JR., HKA MOZLEY, DONALD JEROME Ministerial Association. MULLINS, HAROLD STANLEY Galileans, Treas. 40-50, Pres. 51-52; Eta Sigma Phi, Treas. 50-51 51-52; Minis- terial Association, Sec. 50-51; Methodist Student Movement; Religious Council 51- 52; Omicron Delta Kappa 51-52. MUNTZ, MARION LESLIE, @X TX, Vice-Pres. 49-50 : 50-51; Inter-fratern- ity Council. NANCE, LUTHER DELBERT Ministerial Association; Methodist Student Movement; Entre Amigos. NICHOLAS, GORDON COOLIDGE ORR, MARY STONE, AZ Le Cercle Francais. PEPPERD, SHIRLEY JANE, KA College Theatre, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Hilltop News Staff; Methodist Student Movement, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Eta Sigma Phi, Sec. 51-52; Alpha Lambda Delta ' 50-51; KD, Treas. 50-51 51-52; Religious Council 50-51: Southern Accent Staff, Editor 50-51; Phi Sigma Iota; Mortar Board, Editor 51-52; Amazons 51-52; Executive Coiuicil 51-52. PEREZ CORZO, CARLOTA Independent Women, Treas. 51-52; Entre Amigoes, Pres. 51-52; Le Cercle Francais; Religious Council 51-52; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Westminster Fellowship, Vice- Pres. 51-52. PINKARD, KATRINA WILOLA, AOn Methodist Student Movement; Galileans, Sec. 50-51; Religious Council 50-51; AOP, Pres. 50-51; Pan-Hellenic Council, Pres. 50-51; Y.W.C.A. POWELL, JOYCE ELAINE, AXn Phi Sigma Iota, Pres. 51-52; Entre Amigos: AXO, Treas. 49-50 50-51, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Y.W.C.A. PRESCOTT, JEAN SOUTHERLAND, HB College Theatre; Hilltop News; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Epsilon. PRICE, KATHERINE ANN, nB PBP, Treas. 49-50, Pres. 50-51; Executive Council 48-49 50-51; College Theatre: Alpha Lamba Delta, Vice-Pres. 49-50; Pan- Hellenci Council. PRICE, RAY EUGENE Inst How — l.ilcs. I.iuian: I.( kc- . Kinily; Long. Ilcihcil M;ix: l.ovin. |..lin; K(.iii( . l.iiry. Srrond Raw — Mcl.iiiii. (icoiRc: M :il)l . liilmailcc- I ' .: Maloiiv. Ni-wicm; M.iniii. l.mi- M.iiiiiuT Nellie. Third liou — Miller. (:h;nle ; Mcm.k. l.i ie H (l: M(. le . Donald: Mulliiis. Siaiilex; Minit . Leslie. I ' ourth Hmi — Nance. Lnthei; Nash. Liitliei; On. NLiiy Slone; l ' e|j|)anl. Jane: I ' eie . Carlola. l-ijth Unu — i ' inkai)!. Katrina: I ' owcU. Joyce: I ' rc-scod. Jean: Trice. Kalherinc: Price. Ray E. . OUR SENIORS PUTMAN, JACK HAROLD, A2 DSP, Vice-Pres. 50-51, Pres. 51-52: Inter- fra- ternity Council, Vice-Pres. 51-52. RANSOM, JAMES JE VETT REED, PATRICIA ANN, nB$ PBP, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Alpha Lambda Delta, Sec.-Treas. 49-50; Hilltop News Staff; Pan-Hellenic Council; Methodist Student Movement, Pres. 50-51; Executive Council, 49-50, Vice-Pres. 51-52: Andrews Hall Council 50-51: Honor Council, Sec. 50-51; Mu Alpha: Kappa Delta Epsilon; Young Republicans Club: Mortar Board; Amazons. ROBERTSON, RICHARD NORRIS Ministerial Association, Sec. 49-50, Pres. 50-51; Methodist Student Movement; Gali- leans; Eta Sigma Phi, 1st Vice-Pres. 51-52; Religious Council 50-51. ROSENTHAL, HARRIETT LAMAR Le Cercle Francais; Southern Accent Staff: Hilltop News Staff; College Theatre, Busi- ness Manager 51-52. SCOTT, JACK EDWARD, KA SHORT, JIMMY GORDON Ministerial Association. SIMS, ANNIE LAURA Baptist Student Union, Sec. 50-51: Delta Epsilon. Kappa SPEER, DOR. ANNE, XQ Mortar Board, Pres. 50-51 : 51-52; Phi Sigma Iota; College Theatre; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Pres. 51-52. SPERLING, ADELLE BERNICE Alpha Lambda Delta, Pres. 49-5t); Ameri- can Chemical Society Student Affiliate, Sec. Treas. 49-50; Delta Phi Alpha, Vice-Pres. 51-52; Theta Chi Delta. STRIPLIN, BEVERLY PONDER, KA KD, Pres. 50-51 51-52; Le Cercle Francais: Phi Sigma Iota; Mortar Board; Amazons; Pan-Hellenic Council, Treas. 51-52. STRIPLIN, LARRY DEWITT Southern Accent Staff: Kappa Phi Kappa. TAYLOR, BETTY JO, AOn College Theatre: AOP, Treas. 48-40 Sc 49- 50, Vice-Pres. 50-51; Alpha Lamba Delta; Executive Council, Sec. 49-50; Phi Sigma Iota; Mortar Board; Amazons; Entre Amigos; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Pan-Hel- lenic Council. THOMAS, GEORGE HASSON Ministerial Association; Eta Sigma Phi, 2nd Vice-Pres., 51-52. WADDY, JOHN VERNON WAID, M. HELEN American Chemical Society Student Affili- ate, Vice-Pres. 51-52: Y.W.C.. .: Theta Chi Delta, Sec.-Treas. 50-51, Pres. 51-52: Delta Phi Alpha ; Andrews Hall Council 51-52. WARD, FRED, JR. WARD, LAWTON TAYLOR, JR., KA KA, Sec. 51-52. WERNER, KATHRYN LOIS Entre Amigos: Kappa Delta Epsilon; Phi Sigma Iota. WHIDDON, FRED PALMER Ministerial Association; Methodist Student Movement; Entre Amigos; Galileans, Vice- Pres. 49-50: Eta Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa, Treas. 51-52; Executive Council 51-52; Religious Council. WILSON, WILLIAM MACK Eta Sigma Phi, 2nd Vice-Pres. 50-51, Pres. 51-52: Ministerial Association, Pres. 51-52; Religious Council 51-52; Mu Alpha; Omi- cron Delta Kappa 51-52. WOODS, ROSA OLLIE Entre Amigos, Vice-Pres. 50-51: Independ- ent Women, Sec. 50-51; Religious Council, Vice-Pres. 51-52: Y.W.C.A.: Girls ' Religious Vocations Group; Phi Sigma Iota: Kappa Delta Epsilon: Galileans, Sec. 51-52. Fiisl Rou ' — I ' litmnn. )aik; K;iiiM in. James; Rcfcl. I ' alli; KoIkiImmi. Kiiliard: Rosfiilluil. Harriet. Sicond Rnw — Scoll. Jack K.; Shorl, Jiiiiiin; Sims, . iiiiic l.auia: Spci-r. . iin: Spcrlinj;. . ilcllc. Third Row — .Siriplin. Beverly; .Slripliii, l.arry: Tavlcir. Heiu Jii: I liomas. (.e u(;e; addy. Wrnon. I ' dutlh Kiiiv — W.ncl. lliUii; W.iiil. luil Ji.; W.iul, 1.. 1.; Wiiiiei. KalluiiiiL-. liiiUlim. I ' rcd. lilth Row— Wilson, Bill; Woods, Rosa. THE UNDERGRADUATES [■ ' irst Raw — Adams, Da i(l I,i iM!;sI )n; Addinj lon, l id)y [oyic: Adkinson. Koiia Marian; Al anv, llclcn loaniic; Ai ;cs. Mai Aiinc; AiinsliDii!;. Maiy KalluTiiK ' ; llai lcN, Mai Ann. Second Row — IJailcy. Nfaiy Ester; Rairas, Raleigh Wallace; Kairnsfathcr, Ann Adelinde; Barr, Ann: liaus, Ann Louise; Hates, Leonard Allen; Beardcn, Erwin Donald. Third Row — Beatty, William Henry; Bell, Ann Janette; Bell, Shirley Elliot; Bennett, Ann M.; Berry, Judith Jane; Black, W. Verben; Blair, Paul Stanley. First Roiu — Bohannon, Doris Virginia; Bolam, Marilyn Lucille; Bond, Betty Anne; Bouton, AVilliam Lee; Boyd, Jo Ann; Bradley, Bettye Jeanne; Bran- non, Madge. Second Roit ' — Brett, Martel Hart; Brittain. Marilyn Clyelf; Brock, Charles Al- len; Brogdon, Shirl Ed vard; Browtly, C:harles .Vlbert; Brown. Margaret Ann; Brown, Wiliiani Newton. Third Row — Bryant, Ellen (Mare; Butler. Maril n |anc: Hvers. .M ni Houston; Campbell, l)a id Stephen: (barney, .Marsliall Ranilolpli; Cartel. Lola Jane: Casey, Colleen. •■ ),s7 How — Casoii, .S;ill l,(i c; C.ilcs, R.imikhuI llcni ; Calo, I ' xilic Louise; (:li.i|)in.iii. M.iiy I ' laTui-s; ( IiciwikhI, Cliailcs I ' ciiv; Ciwik. Ilow.iul llcil. ClilToid. Wiskv 15. Second Ron ' — Coats, [al• jo; (lolicid, Ida Sue; Colirld, William llcndon: Ciolt, Artliur C 1).; Clouky. Aha Mac; Copcland, Charles ' .; Comclius. I ' atiiiia Mai ic. Third Roic — Corsentino, Ann; Cosby, Paul E.; Clotten, Hazel JeaniR-tie; Craltoii. Walter Gene; Cra !ord, Jack Reed; Crisp. Allien Lawrence; Cross, Rohcit Lawrence. rirst Row — Cindill. Martha Ciatherine; Daily, Hubert Daniel; Dale, William Cahin; Daly, Clive; Daiinelly, James Patrick; I)a i . Su anna Hayes; Dea- son, Elbert Br nian. Second Row — Deason, Richard .: Dtumni, Mcmorv Alice; Dennis, . lbert 1 ..; DeVann, Llla Maikham; Deuxer, ,S;n ah |o; Dial. Ilhel Lee; Dinuck. Alan R. flind Row — Dixson, Ridi.ud l.ul; l)ulle . Dou.ild l ' erre ; l)ulle . W.iltci Ernest; Dinican, Gerald R.; Eaily, John Achiins; Ebcrdt, Ciaiol . iu : Ed- waitls, .Marsha. THE UNDERGRADUATES ■(« R(in ' --l uu n Sidney |oi ' ; liiii-lcliii 1, Dnn.ild Willi, nii; KsI.h k. RoIkiI; Karmei, Manila jaiu : I aiilk, Maiyiyii Louise; I ' awal, Al.ialiaiii; Ferguson, Martha Taylor. Second Row — Fikcs, liarhaia: iMllinj liain, Leon: I ' indi, Ailaiui Iloidiin ; Fleisii- er, Noniian; Fox. William Russell; Fi;mkc. jaiius l ;nil; iManklin. Kciinelli Rocledi( k. Third Row — Furio, Viiitent Peter; Gardner, Norma Jo; George, Lewis Harry; Glasscock, Ann Flizabeth; Godirey, Betty Ann; Godfrey, Gerald Fdward: Gossett, Farl Fo vler. l- ' nsl Roui — Grace, Roxie Catherine; Gray, Joanne; Cirayson. Margaret; Grayson, ' illi;iiii (.: Circen, Robert Marvin; Greene, Mytice . nn; Grissoin, Mary Louisa. Second Row — (irosberg, . iiiold Frederi(k; Guthrie, William Xelson; Hall. Joyce Ruth; l!:illiiiaii, Helen Wynona; H.iniilloii, Fle.iiioi ; Ji.iiiiiiutl, Clam Lee; Harrison, Donald C. Third Rou- — Haslain, M;ii Ami; Hatlicld, Fmmetl Allan; Hatlield, (iertrude .Villi; ila (leii. (.ahi ici l.cr: IIincs, Clciie ()li ei ; lleaK. Mai Sue: iieiulon. Hiirvev Rav- THE UNDERGRADUATES ' C) f ii)st ;r;i( ' — Ikiuliix, DhkiiIin |i c; lli.ks. D.nid K.; Migdon, Hairictt Lee; Higdoii, M.iilli.i Cc.iii: I ll, illl)(llll;lnl, D.ivid Aiislin; llincs, SliiiKy Mil h. ill; ll(illi . ). lines illi;nns. Second Row MiiitHw. WillaKJ Hiikc; llopliris. Ciihin 1,.; Ilowaid, Clonics llfiuy; llowaid, William lltiiiy: lliii;lus. V ' iri inia Ann; llinuci. licltic Wallace: Ilyilc, Joyce Irene. I ' liiid R(nt ' l ' w. Mona CainieTi; jarksoii, James Kclward: [aekson, Richard Vayne; Jacobs. Katheiine Ini iini; [ett. Roheii Kdwaid; [olinson. Sarali Kathcrine: Jones, Oaiolyn [acl e. First Rou ' — Jones, Louis Newton: Jones, Ted; Jordan, Coyt Herbert: [ordan. Herman Russell: Jowers, Cllara Jane: Kaylor, Mahala i;ii :ilnth: Kennemer, Aim. Second Row — Kimbrell. Henry C lay; Kiiniey, Cieoigia Emogene: Kirby, Sarah Lee; Klassen, Kaien Dolons; Kresses, Sid M.iKin; Krugeger, liettv Lee; Ladd, Shirlev Liuille. ' Iiiril Row — Lamon, Tranklin Conrad; L:inc, Cli.irlolte Ann; L;inlri| , Rolmi Joseph; laiham, Terrell (.lenn; Leatherwood, J. Caldwell; Lee, Hsicli iden; Lee, Robert L. THE r [• r K I, l; A I ' f A I E 5 I ' ir.sl lidir — l.coiiiis. SicM M.; l.illlc, )(i iin; I .(i -l,ii c. Willi, mi ,in: l.iicy, Maxiiic; Iadiis, (mIIuKii )(.iii. Mi( Inn;;, (!;iii)l |() (c; M (.nl(lirn. Muiotin ' i;li Ml)(lll. Second Riiw — Miliiini, [o Ann; I((.iiii . I ' , ml 1-,(I v,m(I; .M({.iiii . Rolifit I ' i;ink; I((.ict;()i, Willi, mi . lr ,iiiik ' i : M kiiiiicy, Robci I (.(iidoii; Mc Lcniuin. IaIIiIi Lli alirili; McX ' ca. l.ois ir ' ' inia. Third Rnu — .Mace. William S.: raiin. Martha Rolainc; ralsI all. Frank Clit- toii; .Mai till. Mai Kathcrin; .Mei(hant, Joliii (...: Mitdicll. lJi ai)eth .Vnii: Sophia Ann. First lioif — Montgomery, Neil Iiioene: Moore. Maltha; Moore. Mar Mc.Al- pine: Morgan. Robert Crawlev; Morris, CMiailotie Mae; .Mo eley, Mildred Caro; Miiipln. (oscpli W. Second Roir — Neely, Martha Mae; Neyiiiaii. i ' aiii(a Ann; Xohes. . ii(e Fiihidge: Xouliii.m. I ( il llciin; Ndrtun. M,ii ' _;aicl .S,ii,ili: Null, |oe Lee: C) ' Iirii-n. Elmer John. riiivd lioif — Odoni, Ro RoiKiid, Oniitrce. I ' .ette; Ogletrei. I hoiiias W:irreii: Oliver. I ' lUil 1..; Oliver. I ' liiiuis N.ioiiii; On. .S.ilu; Omiuiii. (Ni.iiles lii;;enc. THE UNDERGRADUATES mmM lui.sl Raw —(.) c , |;;iiinc ILimIc; I ' .illics. (.ci :il(linc I..; I ' :llk . Ciiitis , Parsons, lll.i; I ' .usdiis, ). lines M.iisli.ill; I ' .iisoiis, l .il|)li I .1 lin;i(lL;c; I ' .illnii. I loiacX ' M . I i ( 1 1 1 . Second Raw — I ' ciiillc. I itt |i:in: I ' iiillips, |(isi ' |)liinr; I ' ii k;ii(l, SmiiiucI 1)., I ' ilon. |aiul Millie; I ' oer, |()liii lioiiiull; I ' liiidel, |iilin liiiscoin; I ' oscy, |() ( c Oi u( ilhi. Tliivil Row — I ' latt, W ' iiinihtcl Dale: PresHvoocI. (Charles: (.)uiiil)v. ' alton J.: Rahim. Rohcri ' ctii()ii; Raiulle. Cicoi c Millnrd: Reatl, . ll)eii F.; Rey- iiultls, Marian )Lme. rirst Row — Reynolds, Morris Ahia; Ribhle, l erly Francos: Ritkks. [arvin Joseph: Roliertson. Sidney Far); Roeseniann. Flarni: Rodgers, Sarah E.; Roseljrongli. Clarl. Second Row — Sassaman, Billy James: Schlosscr, Fred Franklin: Schneider, Wil- liam I,;i vreiue: Sdiult , David Xorman: Scofiekl. MaiiKn Fli al)eih; Scoit, David (;.: Scott, Mildred Ann. riiird Row — Scales, F. ii ' l.diicne: Sell. Ciiioivn |() (e: Seiisahanj h. I ' i;inces llohnes: Siinmoiis. lioi.i llerherl: Smilh, Allord Fniamiel; Smith, Johnny Knox: Smith, Martha jo. I ' ii.st linjr Siiiiili. M;iiili:i liohci snii; Snow, M.nv [:i( |; Siuigj s, HciIkti Mil lur: .S|)i;nllc , (iiiiolvii Diiioilu; S|)i.i(ll( , ) ) c Kiik; Stone, Hciiy |ane; Story, (iciitliey Lee. Second Row — Sin:nl. . l.ii nn; Suincllc, l ' .:iil)Mia Aiinstiong; laic, |(;lni I ' aul Teny, M.nihn; llRini, Charles Gustave; Thomas, Ha .el Jcanette; Thonip- son. I fan. Third lioiL ' — Todd, Janit-s Roller; Tiiiiur, Olvier Perry; Tynes, Hayard Shields: Vance, Hillard Clarence; Vance, Willis Ray; Vickery. F. Willis; Vlahos, Aphrodete Christine. Fourth Row — Waddell, Hilila White; Wadsworth, Gayle Hryan; Waldrop, Marcia Schultz; Walker, Charles Robert; Walker, Lonnie; Walton, J)nn Wells; Wardi, Raymond Hemstead. First Roxii — West, Carol Lavonne; West, George Randall; West, [ohn Pierce; Whetstone, Bobby Don; White, Frances C; Whitlock, Sarah Jo; Whittakei, Fred Paul. Second Row — Widnian, Ciilder L.; Wiggins. K;iilRiine Diane; Wilder, Patricia . niic; Wilhiie, Richaiil N ' eal; Williams. Kdward Leon; Williams, George T.: Williams. G. Swill. Third Row — illiams. |amcs Oliver: illiains. |(.i( Leigh; Williams, Marv Neal: Williams, Zoe Lli alxlh: Wilson, Mae lli abelh: Wiiulham, Sle e R.: Wood, Sall Ann. loiirtJi Roil — Wooih, Fa Lstella: eildiiig, Annie Lou; oiing, )ames Harris; Zanaiy, Peggy Joyce. ACTIVITIES I ;1 ■ . i ■ ' ■;- P ' If .- - ' A! , EXECIIIVE COl.XCIL OFFICERS Sn Hexvim; — PjtTD Rfxn Dovaut Rfakiiifv- Pnsidemi Serrtimwr TiKBtrnwrr The esecucnie cxNmciL. the govenui body of the Scudenc body ct ffinnii ham-SoothenL. had a very busy year. This fjasdy knit group has the proUem €ti aOocatioa of the student activity fee. the proUem of the electians and the |Mofalenis that aiise in otNuiection with the activiiies of the students in geneiaL This group beats the le ionsihility tar the success of the Scudeiu Gocemment. MEMBERS Jklem ' s Upper Diswsiom — Jahn Holsam. Fred IVIiiddtxL Jack Real VTomem ' s Upper Ortsnm — Jane Ftqipeid. Dork DamK Item ' s Ijoarer IkHsiam — Dtave Upun. Don Beaidea. Dtnc Caiqiben iroaKa ' s L aaper Dirisiom — Smanna Doris 3klanlia Iae Xeeiv. Jo«ce Posev I f HONOR COUNCIL OFFICERS Newton M alo.w Chan nuui Mary Alyce Archibald Secretaiy Bill AV ' ilson Publicily Chairman MEMBERS Frk.o Whiddon SW IFI VlLLL MS |a(:k Ri:al Bfit Louse Hichtower Janet IJill Dr. Lfon F. Sknsabai(;h Mrs. l.FON F. SlNSABAlGH Dr. Arnoi I) I ' ouiLL riic Honor Cloimcil vciit throiij;li ilu- year again wiili cr little to do. in general the honor code oi the college is held to such an extent that the couniil can almost spent its time on tlu ' m,iii olliLT lutlioiis il handles. Willi lin ' Hook oi 30 the Honor Ciomicil again iiad ihe cooperation ol the sludenis for not inaiiv tailed to sii;n. I he eoniuil stands iead to help sindents at all limes and lills a need to the stiidcnis. STUDENT IIEE COMMITTEE Chairman Dr. Powell Secretary Mrs. Sensabaugii Dean Shanks Dr. Christie Dr. Malone Dr. Smithey Miss McMahan Mr. Burch William Henning Newton Malonv Ann Speer Lucia Allen Mahala Kavlor Pattie Reed Ed Gregg Larry Evans Charles Prestwood Fred Whiddon When approval is needed for off and on campus fuctions it is necessary for the organization to submit the schedule to the Student Life Committee. The Sttident Life Committee is composed of rep- resentatives of all the principal organizations of the campus. Its prin- ciple duty is to assign, after approval, organizational functions a place on the official school calender. PUBLICATIONS BOAKl) Dr. Cri-i.I) Mr. KiPi inckr Liiun lU RKi. r.AKKII l ()l)l)r,N l.AKK ' l EVAN.S l ' l•; l) III (.Ills 1 he Piiblicalions lioard is composed ol holh laeulu ami simleiit members. It is concerned wilh ihe or ani alion and lunclioning of tlie uvo campus publications. The Hilltop News and The Somhern Accent. 1, _ =— -1 i== n D. i -J I fr- - - i MwTvVIH HfH :)L SOUTHERN ACCENT STAFF SILVESTER C. BiSSET, |r. 1 Barrie Bodden Editors Mary Jean Parsons J LjiiB - Burke Business Manager The Southern Accent, a record of the goings and comings of the Hilltop, is the yearly history of student activities at Southern. It is personal diary that one keeps through the years for those nights of browsing and dreaming and reminescing in the past. HIllTOP NEWS The scandle sheet of Soiuhern is in reality a fine record of the veekly hap- penings of students and their doings. Run like a big time newspaper it gives the school an accoiuit of things past and an inkling of things to come. The News like the day it is published is eagerly looked forward to each week. La ' wrence Evans Editor Mar-s Neal Williams Assistant Editor Brauy a. Hughes Business Manager James Montgomery Ann Bates Robert McClung Fred Robinson Geraldine Palfrey Chris Hauer Robert Lantrip Clayton Carper Edith McLennan William Baxter S outheni .s k Jiiui VARSITY SPORT Soulhcrn is now an intramural sport college, uitli only Basketball remaining in varsity status. Inir.unurals are allenipiin; lo lake the place of varsity sports in teaciiing the cliaracter trails whieii jjai ticijiation in sports develops. The increase in intramurals has been greater than anticipated and school and team spirit is growing. arsity will be back bigger and better than ever. BASKETBALL Most everyone vho is anyone doesn ' t consider himself educated unless he has read the happenings of Little Abner. Once each year Southern throws aside its dignity and for one day lives the life of a Dogpatch citizen. Who can forget the girls dressed like Daisy Mae? . . . or the Sadie Ha vkins Day race? For the grad this day is one to be remem- bered with nostalgia. CATS PAW Each year loi one day ihere is amnesty lor prolcssois and siudcnts alike. A day spc ' iu in linal prcparalion for a iiiglil ol exaggerated Mardi (iras. The stage ol Nfungcr groans aloud as the prolessors lake oil on the students and the stndents lake off on ihe professors. Bta ii is a niglii lo he renienihered lor ilie nuniv fine skits and acts ihai are presented. .V true opportunitN lor ingenuity and self-expression lor the participating roups. t f MR. HIILTOPPER . . . One ot the outstanding activities with service as its theme is the Mr. HiUtopper contest. Each year the contest picks the man most typical of the Hilltop. The contest is sponsored with charity in mind, a Kentucky nursing serv- ice. The sponsoring sorority is the Alpha Omicron Pi. This is just one of the many activities when students ot the hilltop think of others and to think is to act. It is the creation of a Avonderful spirit. MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT . . . When beauty is the quest there is no need to go further than the campus of Southern. The annual parade of beauty sponsored by the Southern Accent is proof enough that Beauty reigns. This year is no exception and the sec- tion devoted to the Southern Lovelies is indeed a challenge to other colleges. INTERFRATERNITY SING In ilcNi lopiiit; tlic well romuleil iiulivicliial iiuisir is ;i must. Fiaieiriitv — Sorority competition is keen in the music sung with sinct-reiiy and pride tlioiigh not always with perfection. It is oiitstandin.n in amatcm dioiiis work, this In- lerlraternitv sing. WATER BAILET ... It is not olten that the I ' .K. Dcpartmcni (an put on an exhibition which (omhines iieaiity, grace, rhythm and |)recision. .So it is with a great deal ol anticipation that the Water Ballet is looked lorward to each year. It is the highlight ol the swimming season in the IM;. Departmciu. Ww . THE GREEKS v. - . y PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL WTienever there is a school dth national sororities there also must be a body to coordinate the acti ities of all tor the good ol stu- dents who are members. The Pan-Hellenic at Southern is that body. It is composed of two delegates from each of the sororities on the cam- pus and supervises sorority activities and relations. Lrci -Aii-EN President Mary Beth Aiifv Vice-President Marth. - _nn Galloway Secretary Bev-erlv Ponder Striplin Treasurer Jackie Sanford Marian Steedman Dl nx Wiggess Kay Klassen KaTRINA PlN-KARD F l .TSE BeRTHON Betty Jo Taylor Betti J. ne Conway Martha Moore Patsy . llen f ( V -r T x v INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Fraternities in order to function as part of a campus group must be coordinated. The Interfraternity Council of Soiuhern uhich is made up of two representatives from each of the national fraternities on the campus handles this coordination. The coimcil determines policies and governs the relations of those fraternities. Ei Grfgc Presidetil Jack I ' l iman Vice-President Charlks OoPKi.AM) Secrelniy Barrik. Booukn Treasurer Carrol Gard.nf.r ' inc km M ;Ai istkr )()K . nT llii I Haxikr Rav Caifs Taylor Kincannon Ch.xrlfs Armstrong Dave Upto.n Gene Grafton Elton Fitcm ALPHA CHI OMEGA The Spring (luarler meant the Na- tional Convention for the Alpha Chis. This year it was held in Roanoke, Vir- ginia and was well attended. It not only included the convention but also sight- seeing trips as vell. silon, Entre Aniigos, The P.E. Club, Choir and the Baptist Student Union. With the help ot the alumnae the actives raised money to finmish the li- brary of the Cerebral Palsy Center. What can make a chapter more proud than the redecoration of its sorority rooms. It was so nicely decorated that the Founders Day Celebration vas held in the sorority room, the date, October 15th. To each Alpha Chi going to college meant activities. Fhis also meant that the ACO ' s were well represented in the life of other clubs on the campus. One of the most important was the Deans list which found the ACO ' s present and accoimted for. 1 he gavel of the Phi Sigma Iota was held by a member of the AOC ' s. Oin- chapter was represent- ed in the Amazons, Kappa Delta Ep- Maki r i ih An. FN President Barbara Swi.xdle Vice-President Doris Dowdkv Secretary Linda Peterson Treasurer MEMBERS Joyce Powell Marian Steedman Barbara Beck Dale Fannin Barbara Fikes Sue HARD ' S ' Vivian Thomi ' son _ V -. s y ALPHA OMEfiA CHAPTER ALPHA OMICRON PI Alpha Omicron has had a very success- ful year. New tables and lamps were obtained for the room, which was also painted. The fall rush quota was filled with eight outstanding pledges. One feature in their pledge activities was giv- ing a party for the crippled children on Thanksgiving Day. The next big thing on the calendar was the Mr. Hilltopper show. It was one of the best that has ever been given and all the student body enjoyed the dance that was held afterwards. Jack Putnam was crowned Mr. Hilltopper, and Betty Jo Taylor received a gold loving cup for being the outstanding senior. The Christmas Dance was held at school and Santa Claus showed up with presents for all. Out of the six girls entered in the Miss Southern Accent contest, two were chosen beauties and three were chosen favorites. The annual dance was held with Art as the theme. The AOPi ' s Avere in the group that won Catspaw. Betty Jo Taylor had honors bestowed on her for making Phi Beta Kappa. After much work on the part of every- one, AOPi won the Interfraternity Sing. They were very proud of Joyce Adding- lon who led them. The next thing to be given was the Easter Egg Hunt for the children at the Mercy Home. Next two girls were elected to the May Court. The AOPi ' s were represented also on the Mortor Board with the selection of Jo- anne Hayes. Katrina Pinkard Presidejit Doris Bohannon Vice-President June Ledyard Recording Secretary Jo Ann Hayes Corresponding Secretary Mary Jag Snow Treasurer MEMBERS Joyce Addington Mary Alvce Archibald Ann Birnsfather Ann Barr Evelyn Brooks Barbara Carlisle Martha Cunliff Suzanna Davis Sophia Ann Mize DoROTH ' i McCutchen Claire Scalise Betty Jo Taylor Ethel Dial Ann Glasscock Faye Hendricks Emogene Kinney Charlotte Lane Katherine Martin Marilyn Scofield Mildred Ann Scott Fay Woody TAll DELTA (HAFTHR GAMMA PHI BETA Gamma Phi ' s can never truly say, We have nothing to remember so Far. Looking back o er the past year we still laugh about the fall rush parties. Then there vas the Foinider ' s Day banc[uet vith e ' eryone trying their best to think tip something complimentary to say. Christmas was celebrated vith a party in the sorority room. 1 he New Year lound us all busy in our various organizations, Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Epsilon. YWCA, Kappa Pi, the BSU, Alpha Lambda Delta, The choir and college theater and many other campus organizations. Mytice Green will grace the beauty section ot the Accent. Another memorable party was the picnic at Lane Park. What a softball game! We are making big plans for our phil- anthropic vork, socials and many other things. We know that next year will be even more wonderful and memorable than this one has been. Elise Berthon Presidenl Sally Wood Vice-President Madge Brannon Secretary Joan Hines Treasurer MEMBERS Martha Jane Farmer Karen Klassen Betty Jean Ryan Joyce Self Jeanette Thomas Mary Chapman Ella DeVan Myrtice Ann Greene Gertrude Hatfield Joyce Hyde Mona Ivie SuLA Orr Beryl Frances Ribble Anite Shoemaker Dottie Vlahos 0 a 0 1 Tg M J B ALPHA KHO CHAPTEIi KAPPA DELTA Memories of the past year run through the minds of every KD, the hours spent working on tlie productions of the col- lege theater, swimming for the Water Ballet, and acting in the Catspaw . . . the many meetings attended for the Phi Sigma Iota, Le Cercle Francais, Eta Sigma Phi, YWCA, Amazons and Mortar Board. What one of us will ever forget the nights spent preceding initiation? . . . or the suppers the Mother ' s Club served us in the room ... or those hours de- voted to playing bridge and practicing for the Interfraternity Sing? Our initiation banquet at Joy Young ' s vas climaxed with the annoimcement of the best pledge, Mary Katherine Arm- strong and best scholarship, Carolyn Jones. But the fondest of all our memories are those of our Tea Dance with its soft lights and Christmas Tree centering the dance floor, and the White Rose Formal each spring. Beverly Ponder Striflin Presidetit Martha Moore Vice-Presiden t Martha Mae Neely Secretary Jane Pepperd Treasurer MEMBERS Judith Berry Margaret Anne Brown Marilyn Faulk Joyce McClung Mary Moore Mary Catherine Armstrong Betty Bond Ann Gage Margaret Grayson Mary Louise Grissom Clara Lee Hammett Mary Sue Healey Virginia Ann Hughes Carolyn Jones Ann Kennemer Maxine Lucy Carolyn Lyons Patt- ' Neyman Dale Pratt Mary Stuart Carol West ALPHA UPSIION CHAPTER PI BETA PHI This year again proved to be a very active one for the vearers of the arro- v and chain vho proved their versatility by taking part in all phases of college life. Presidental ga els were weilded in YWCA Freshman Commission: P.E. Club; and Girl ' s Religious Groups. Libby Burke served as business manager of the annual. Other executive officers were also held down by Pi Phi ' s in the YWCA, Mortar Board, M.S.M.. Gali- leans, Religious Council and KDE. Representing the college in the Maid of Cotton contest was Joanne Gray who was also selected as a beauty in the Miss Southern Accent contest along with fa orites Libby Burke and Ginger Mc- Vea. In the spotlight of the College The- ater uxre found Jean Prescott, Ginger McVea and Cierry Palfery. The back- stage cre v vas also composed of many Pi Phis. Altruistic projects for the year in- cluded help to an underpriviledged family and reading at the Crippled Children ' s Clinic. The year ' s activities vere rounded out by the annual social functions in- cluding the winter formal. Founders ' Day Bancjuet, spring party and many parties for engaged sisters. Martha Ann Galloway President Patricia Ann Reed Vice-President Bette Ogletree Secretary Mary Ann Bagley Treasurer MEMBERS Nan Barnes Elizabeth Burke Joanne Gray Betty Loltse Hightower Harriet Hg vard Margaret Johnston Jo Ann Little Mary Emily Lokey Marion McCoy Gerry Palfrey Betty Jean Pendle Jean Prescott Katherine Ann Price Patricta Ann Riley Jean Thompson Roye Wates Diane Wiggins Mary Neal Williams Ann Yeilding Jo Ann Boyd Marilyn Brittain Shirley Hines Lee Kirby Virginia McVea Frances Sensabaugh Betty Jane Stone ALABAMA ALPHA CHAPTER THETA UPSILON The year got off to a big start with a completely redecorated chapter room. For weeks the halls of Stockham fairly rang with oohs and ahs of approval at the new color scheme and arrangement. Lucia Ai.lkn . . President BiTT ' Lee Kriie(;er ] ' ice-President [oAN.NE Alvarez Secretary Frances AVhiie Treasurer When the dust of fall rush had cleared the TU ' s had gained foiu charm- ing and fairly obedient pledges. The chapter excelled in leadership as well as scholarship. Oiu- members were seen in other campus activities and made notable contributions to the Col- lege theater, the Hilltop News, Red Cross, Pan-Hellenic Council, Westmini- ster Fellowship and such athletic ac- tivities as the water ballet. Nor was the social side neglected. In the fall, the Birmingham alumnae gave a rolicking scjuare dance. The anntial spring Evening in Paris ball provided a suitable climax to a most enjoyable year for the Theta U. MEMBERS Ann Bates Sue Cofield Ruth James Cost Hazel Gotten Julia Humphries Nancy Oliver Katherine Pritchett Sarah Rogers (ackie Smith Sanford Coleen Casey Love Cason Janet Pilon Evie Seales Flora Simmons v s B aj ■l ' vM ' I B |J fl l iJf fH HkIl k v H ' V K W -f ■ 9 ■L i Hllfe 1 ' ' v ' ' , 1 A V « ' - 1 I WC I iX r r .7l iT. XI CHAPTER ZETA TAU ALPHA Under the watchful eyes and guiding hands of Patsy Allen the Zeta ' s pushed still further ahead on the Southern campus. At the Interfraternity Sing they added another cup to their shelves. The Zeta ' s vere tops in the executive lines also, being represented in prac- tically every activity on the hill and holding a good share of the top offices. Besides ranking tops in the executive line, the Zeta ' s carried off top honors with Roxie Grace taking title of Miss Southern Accent. Betty Conway, Janet Bell and Alice Nobes snared well de- served places in the beauty section. The Zeta ' s were among the tops in sports also. E ' ery all-star team had Zeta ' s on it. The scholarship ratings showed the Zeta ' s climing steadily upward. They excelled in philanthropic work when they adopted a war orphan for the com- ing years. Z for Zest, E for Enthusiasm, T for Toil, and A for Activity— Zeta is all these and more. Patricia Allen President RoxiF. Grace Vice-President Margaret Norton Secretary June Reynolds Treasurer i MEMBERS Anne Armbrester Janet Bell Alice Bennett Bettye Bradley Betty Jane Conway Anne Green Dyer Bettie Hunter De Freese Johnson Edith McLennan Elizabeth Anne Mitchell Alice Nobes JURETTA OaKES Jo cE Posey Martha R. Smith Anne Bennett Ellen Byrant Jane Carter Martha Taylor Ferguson Eleanor Hamilton Mary Anne Haslam Mildred Mosley Janis Savage Martha Jo Smith ALPHA NU CHAPTER ALPHA TAU OMEGA As always the ATO ' s proved to be leaders on the campus for another year. The men of the Maltese Cross showed that they were willing and able to con- tinue their work on the Hill. The organizations around the campus were made aware as always of the caliber of the men of ATO. They were rep- resented on all the important councils of the student body. Not only did the ATO find time to help carry the work on the campus ac- tivities but they also managed to keep their record of talent for the parties of the ATO. While it may seem that ATO is geared to the social side of college it remains that the boys of the Maltese Cross carried their weight in the scho- lastic field too. ATO is proud of the fact that it is an all around group and is willing to be a part of everything that is good for the students and Birmingham Southern Col- lege. Carroll Gardner President John Merchant Vice-President Donald Bearden Secretary Orland B. Finch Treasurer MEMBERS Barrie Bodden Clayton Carper Billy Dale Lucius de Yampert Don Englebert Bobby Gray Bill Grayson Ronald Head Bill Henning Tim Jones John Lovin Dick McCulloch Tommy McWilliams Tom Mitchell Don Montgomery Gene Montgomery Ralph Parsons John Putman Carl Rosebrough Bill Vines Grover White Lamar Aman Roger Clayton Lawrence Cross Gene Innerarity Larry McGinty Paul McGinty Dick Moore Tommy Ogletree John Ponder Milner Snuggs James Williams I I BETA BETA CHAPTER DELTA SIGMA PHI Again for another year the Delta Sigs are a proud group. They are a grow- ing group. In the past the chapter was one of the smaller on the campus. This year has seen a ne v growth and the be- ginning of a march for vard. As is the usual case the Delta Sigs upheld their tradition of scholarship and the participation in the campus ac- tivities. More and more the chapter members are taking an active part in the administration of the various campus societies. It is the sincere desire to serve. The activities of the Delta Sigs were started off with a bang. The rtish parties were featuring a ne v theme devoted to a dignified and honest approach to pledging. As tisual the big shindig of the year v ' as the annual Founders Day Banquet and Dance. The real big news of the year though for the Delta Sigs was the approaching piuxhase of a ' HOUSE. This was the thing that the men had looked for s ard to for along time and no v it vas a real- ity. No v the chapter could go forward with pride as it began its new growth to one of THE chapters on the Hill. Jack Putman Presideiii Bill Gavlor Vice-Piesident Earl Gordon Secretary Joe Nutt Treasurer I MEMBERS Andrew Douglas David Higginbotham Warren Haynes Bill Mace George McLain Robert Pugh Walton Quimby Morris Reynolds James Styring George Colvin MiLFRED Cook Paul Farrow Leon Fillingim Ronnie Giles Douglas Johnston Conrad Lamon John Lee Luther Nash Grady Parrish Eddie Roberts Richard Rowan George Wertz Bobby Don Whetstone I BETA DELTA CHAPTER KAPPA ALPHA 1951-52 turned out to be another red letter year for the men of the Kappa Alpha Order. After getting off to a slow start in football, the Leesmen climbed to second place, and placed five men on the All Star football squad. After wining the horseshoe and bad- miton championship, we are close in the race for the high point trophy. The Interfraternity Singing trophy now rests on the mantle and hopes are high to retain it this year. The Grand Old Gang was to be found represented in many phases of col- lege life. Individual activities included spots in Mu Alpha, Toreadors, Kappa Phi Kappa, Who ' s Who, sports editor and editor of the Hilltop News. A full social season of gala gatherings made the Kappa Alpha Mansion the scene of many parties. The Cave Room and the game room provided fun and enjoyment for all the brothers. The Rose Ball was held and once again the largest Confederate flag in the world was used as overhead decorations in the gym. The men of the Kappa Alpha Ordet left an unforgettable year behind them with the singing of Dixie and the fly- ing of the Stars and Bars. Fred Cuttery President Gardner McCollum Vice-President L. T. Ward Secretary George Charles Treasurer MEMBERS Bill Bouton Seth Box Jerry Buckley Leon Chesser Oliver Cocgin Gene Grafton Jim Dardess Larry Evans Bill Gann Emmett Hatfield Harvey Hendon James Jackson Richard Jackson Bob Lantrip Terrill Latham Vincent McAllister Bill McGregor Charles Mooney Bob Morgan Clifford Patterson Jack Scott John Paul Tate Bill Thorn Ray Warth i I PHI CHAPTER LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Despite the decreased enrollment at Southern and the demands of the armed forces the chapter more than doubled its membership. Theta Mu held three formal af fails this year. First vas the annual Sweet- heart Banc]uet, the next was the Big Four Dance and then the Spring Formal dance in the gym finished out the year. Numerous informal affairs were held at the chapter house. Chi ' s and their dates trudged to Dou- ble Oak Moiuitain again this spring for their annual house party. Lavish lunches, moonlight dancing, and mid- night swimming made the occasion one to remember. Much work was done on the chapter house this year. The first floor was completely redecorated and some ne v furniture was added. Lambda Chi vas well represented in various campus activities, the executive council, college theater, Canterbury Club, Kappa Phi Kappa, Le Cerle Francais, and the Hilltop News. The spirit and determination of the House on the Hill will always play a leading role in presenting to the futtire the well integrated man willing and ready to solve the problems of a chang- I in a: vorld. C HARLFs Armstrong President Tommy Williams Vice-President Dave Campbell Secretary Henry Copeland Treasurer MEMBERS Larry Andrews Curtis Belcher Raleigh Bairas Ralph Connell Charles Copeland Jerry Dickerson John Hutcheson Clyde Wade James Allen Howard Clark Don Curl Eugene Davis Elbert Deason Ed Orth Al Owens John Pearce David Scott Jere Williams Bill Sassaman THETA MU CHAPTER ' PI RAPPA ALPHA An eventful fall rush season at tlie Hilltop and a successful pledging left the Pikes well pleased. The Pikes as;ain ctit the ribbon to the social season ith the annual Garnet and Gold Ball. This year it featured a Solar inotif. For activities the Pikes showed their worth in the college theater. Mu Alpha, the Executive council and the ODX. The football and the basketball teams came out well and none were more determined than our brothers as thev set about to retain the SAvimming and Softball cups. Plans for a new chapter house had to be postponed due to the Government restrictions. It is hoped it will not be too long before the ne v house A ill be a reality, however. In the meantime the fraternity colors were used to re- decorate the chapter rooms. Jack Diane Real President William D.wid Upton Vice-President Elton Charles Fitch Secretary Robert Leon .aller Treasurer ME.MBERS Jon C. Bookolt J.AMES Gordon Box m.arsh. ll r. c-arnev d.ani.al h. d. ilv Jack H.arrison Chris E. Hauer Robert E. Jett Ted Jones Guy K.wlor Caldwell Le. therwood Lavne Lee Gene Lewis ■ ViLLiAM Lovelace M.axie Moore P.-VLMER PeTERSO.N Villi.am Price d.wid schl ' ltz . lfred Smith Robert Tatum J. mes Todd G.wle A ' . ds orth Fred Whittaker Swift ' Williams j-ames volng Pall Cosby V.AY.NE MoODY ' JONES S.A.M L.aFior. Gereld Lambert Fr. NK L RSH. LL Rich.ard P.arker I DELIA CHAPTER SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON The Sons of Minena started the year off with a bang by having the largest fraternity pledge class on the campus. The main project for the fall quarter -s as the redecorating and refurnishing of the SAE room. SAE was represented in all the campus activities. Honor Coiuicil, Hilltop News, Catspa s ' skit, and the intermtual sports. The social whirl started but SAE held to the standard of good music at any cost. The Spring Formal -svas held in this tradition. The socials of the chap- ter ' ere bigger and better than ever. The highlight of the fall season was the hayride. In the sinter the costume party at the HUT closed out the sea- son of Christmas. Vith all this quantity, quality and variety the SAE ' s continued to progress and to defy the cliche of Sleep and Eat Boys. Lerov T. Kixcannon President Brady A. Hughes Vice-President Robert Estock Secretary Charles Chetwood Treasurer MEMBERS Bill Baxter Charles Browdv Jack Cavaleri Jack Crawford Louis D. rrlxg Jack Deas Dick Deason Alan Dimick Gene Haves Joh.n Holstun Tommy Ingr. m Xe vtox Maloxy Bob McCluxg Curtis Parks Bill Porter Steve W ixdham JOHX AxG vix Paul Blair Charles Brock Patrick Burke Bill Cofield Larr ' Crisp Bill Emersox P.AUL Fraxke Seale H.arris Dox Harrisox Buddy Haydex Charles Hicks Kirk Johxsox Larry Schneider Dan Valton I ALPHA IOTA CHAPTER THETA CHI Old demon graduation hit Theta Chi a staggering blow, carrying off some of the best brains and athletes in Beta Xi Chapter. The Snakes and the Swords steadied under the blow, however, and remained a force on the campus as usual. An in-and-otu softball team supplied thrills for Theta Chi followers last spring, even as the chapter was winning the Scholarship Cup for the second time that year. A successful rush season in the fall metted some good men and a never say die football team upheld Theta Chi ' s good name in sports. In the fall quarter the chapter again won the Scholarship Cup by a good margin. The fraternity got some relief from its cramped quarters when it leased part of North Hall for fraternity rooms. An executive office, an informal lotmge and a meeting room give Theta Chi elbow space and room for expansion. This was Beta Xi ' s danceless year, so added effort and money was spent on rushing and a super-duper houseparty. A successful school year for Theta Chi fraternity included a 12-7 ' in over PiKA in football, a well planned, much enjoyed moonlight hayride in the fall, and a tremendous steak supper given at Joe Murphy ' s. Ben S. Williams President William H. Howard Vice-President Raymond H. Gates, Jr Secretary Edward Gregg Treasurer MEMBERS Wesley B. Glifford John Evans Jim Montgomery Leslie Muntz Joseph Murphy Stanley Powell Percy Sullivan Richard Wilhite Herbert Bates Joseph Bolin George E. Jones John Longo Ronnie Odom Marvin Joseph Rickles I BETA XI CHAPTER THE BEAUTIES 1 i 4 ' i66 Koxle Ljr race Miss Southern Accent DORIS BOHANNON JOANNE GRAY I i ETHEL DIAL JANETTE BELL BETTY JANE t ' ONWAY SOUTHERN ' S MARY MOORE ALICE NOBES GINGER McVEA e I -iii-riiliWiUVfrjKiirr ill iiiiT ;iliii FAVORITES SHIRLEY BELL BARBARA CARLISLE T! SOUTHERN ' S LIBBY BURKE AfYTICE GREENE p- FAVORITES SUZANNA I)A IS M. i M. (.:E ARCHIBALD ORGANIZATIONS J ' X ' ' i f . MORTAR BOARD OFFICERS Anne Speer President Martha Ann Galloway Vice-President Nan Barnes Secretary Allen Olilnn Treasurer Jane Pepperd Editor Membership in Mortar Board is the highest honor that can be re- ceived by the - vomen at Southern. It has as its purpose the recognition of leadership, scholarship and service. MEMBERS Elise Berthon Katherine Ann Price Margaret Johnston Patti Reed Marian McCoy Beverly ' Ponder Striplin Jean Prescott Betty Jo Taylor OMICRON DELTA KAPPA orMc:i:Rs NiAVTON Mai,()N Prcsideiit CliiRis Haiir Virc-I ' yesidful V. R. Smu Hia , |r Secretary Fkki) VVhidpon Treasurer Oinicron Delia Kappa is the iialional honor fraiernity thai recognizes in ihe men of Southern meritorious leadership, scholarship and ser ice lo Birmingham- Southern College. MEMBERS William Hcniiiiin Sandy Hughes Slanlev MuUins Jack C.iauloicl ilcii S. Williams H. R. liiuis Cecil AbemalliN Ra inonci F. Aiuleisdii Alfrcil O. Cannon H. 15. Englebeit Marsee Fred Evans William 1 . Cilenn Howard H. Haiian David M. Key Harry E. McNecl Richcbourg C-. tc Villiams |olni M. Malone Ucslcv A. Moore 1 ' . Sydnor Ownbcv Joseph H. I ' arks Wilbur D. I ' crrv Arnold ¥. Powell Austin Prodoehl Leon F. Sensabaugh Henry T. Shanks Villianl R. Smithey Cieorge R. Smart Robert H. W ' alston Oliver C. Weaver William A. Whiting Harold F. Wilcox Newman M. Yielding Marshall Carney John I.ovin Bill AVilson Carroll Clardner Jack Real Jack Barnes llavid Campbell Robert I ' stock Ronald Head Charles I ' rcstwood David I ' pton Richard W ' ilhile E. Q. Hawk G. R. Hcrnande . KAPPA DELTA EPSILON OFFICERS Anne Speer President Allen Quinn Vice-President Elizabeth Davis Secretary Nan Barnes Treasurer Kappa Delta Epsiloii is the national educational fraternity which promotes the development of its members in the field of education. It also fosters within the teaching profession the spirit of friendliness. MEMBERS Elise Berthon Margaret }ohn.ston KoHNNiE Kratz Marion McCoy Pattie Reed Pat Riley Mary Beth Allan Lucia Allen Doris Dowdy Anne Gage Frances Haralson June Ledyard Dot McCutchen Jo Ann McFerrin Carlota Perez Katrina Pinkard Joyce Powell Jean Prescott Rosemary Rye Annie Laura Sims Marian Steedman Betty Jo Taylor Rosa Woods KAPPA PHI KAPPA OFFICERS I{i-N S. Wii 1 lAMs I ' rcsidc.nl Iki Din C.i ' i iKR ] ' ice-President Roiii Ri Lam RIP Secretary Vkrison Black Treasurer Tlie honorary iralcrniiy for men on ihc campus is Kappa Phi Kappa, in ihc licld of education. It has as its purpose the recognition of friendship, merit and I he dissemination of the latest methods in education. MEMBERS Sylvester C. Bisset Perry Cannon Ralph CojN ' nell John E. Holstun Bill Howard Brady . . Hughes Lmi Kikki ' airick John W. Lovin Lucian Liles George McLain Talmadge McNabb Charles Miller James A. Montgomery Robert . Storrs Marshall Carney, President Helen Waid, Vice-President Ronald Head, Secretary -Treasurer Raymond Catfs Don Curl Arnold Grossberg |oanne Hayes James Wm. Holly Wm. Henry Howard Sophia Ann Mize )oE Mi ' Ri ' Hi Jack Real Adelle Sperling G. L. Wideman LoNNiE Walker Richard Wilhite AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY For the studenis oi Binninghain Southern the society is the top organi- zation which recognizes the iield ol cliemistry as the way of advancement. II pro ' ides idea exchanging and re- search beyond the classroom. KAPPA PI In a world which travels as rapidly as ours there is ahvays need ior beauty. Kappa Pi, the national art frateinity, supplies Southern with it for its mem- bers are chosen for their abilities in the field of art. ■ w w - Alice Nobes, President Gene Osment, ] ' ice-President Elizabeth Ann Mitchell, Secretary I II. I. Tarmer. Treasurer Oliver Tirner Ann Chrisiie |()H I ,( IN. l H ' ill(Ht Mm . . U m.i i s , I ' icr l ' ii i l, lit Mills W Mil. Sri irliiix M I M( im l i i 1 . InnMiui M M l II . (. i i.ou . l.. UK I ' .VANS KlKMll |0IIN.S()N Ron i II Ml ii Rich AKii Wuiiiii M.VKSII.VL.I. C ' .. KM RoNNii-; OnoM C ' .I.ARI ' NCF DOVI.K Uii.i. Hi nmm; |()i: ClAVTON THETA SIGMA LAMBDA For ihose interested in the abstract which can only be solved by the use ot ligines there is the national honor Iraterniiy for the stu- dents of Mathematics, Theta Sisrma Lambda. SKULL anJ BONES Skull and Bones is in keeping vilh the mysteries of the medical profession. The members of Skull and Bones are all pre-med students. I l l M |(1I1NS(1N. I ' lisilllllt II V ID (II Win. IN. ici-I ' rciident I ' MMKR I ' l-TKRSON. icietary-Treasurer l N HlMICK 1 N(|| II (;RossnKRC. (.11 111 K IDKMAN (.kOMK W Wlllll , i ' A h ■ V ETA SIGMA PHI OFFICERS William Mack Wilson President Richard Robertson First Vice-President George Thomas Second Vice-President Jane Pepperd Secretary Stanley R. Mullins Treasurer Outstanding vork in the classical languages, Latin and Greek, in Southern is recognized by Eta Sigma Phi the national honor fra- ternity for the classical langtiages. MEMBERS Henrv V Gavlor, Jr. Earl Gordon Chris Haler, Jr. John Holstun Newton Malony Sophia Ann Mize Samuel Pickard Charles Prestwood Fred Whiddon Doctor Biitts Marian Crawford PHI SIGMA IOTA OFFICERS Jo c:f. Pouili President BETr ' ]o Tam.or Vice-Presidenl Mar ' P i in Ai I.A.N ' Record! nu; Secrelciry (t)HN ' CIkakmk Secretary-Trcasiirrr Pro Tern . Nril()N (; ) siAN,s Corrcspoiidiiii Secretary The nalional romance language fralerniiw Phi Signia Iota, choses its members lor iheir achie emeni,s in the stiid ol the I.atin-deri ed languages. MFMBFRS Jank. Pi-i ' Pi ri) (o . n A[(:Fkrri Ai.i.KN Ol I.VN Mariha .MooRi Bkvf.rlv Pom i r Sirmm in Anne Spker Nan Barm s CIarol n ,SiR nn- Fl.lZABIIII I ' ll RKI-. RoSAWiioI [ ( K (IRAWIORI) S. C. I ' iIssI 1. |k. 1(1 . nn Lirn.i- ) . ' r 1 T T T f i,s liiiu — Jean W.illti. Mama Ldwaul. Ann Lcui,s, Maillia Jo .SiniLli, l-ianccs Sensabaugli, Maillia Uigiluii. Betty Lee Knieger. Second fioir— Mildred Ann Scott, Kit Martin, Joyce Hyde, Mary Ann Bagley, Dianna Wig- gins, Ann Yeilding, Betty Jane Stone, Ellen Bryant, Betty Jean Ryan, Barbara Carlile. Third Row — Rolaine Mann, Martha Ann Galloway. Jeanette Bell, Barbara Swindle, Katherine Price, Betty Jane Conway, Dee Johnson, Nancy Oliver, Jean Thompson, Jnne Reynolds. Ann Barr. Fourth 7?r«i ' — Ginger McVea. Ted Jones, Arthur Cole, Bill Baxter, Wayne Vickery, Bobby Vhetslone, Leon Gillingim, David Adams. Tommy Ogletree, Roger Clayton, Barrie Boden, Frances While. FiflJt Ron — Ann Clark, Gerald Godfrey, Da id Higginbotham, Jack Crawford, Jimmy Darnnelly, John Paul Tate, Bobby Jett, Ray Waith, Grady Parrish, Fred Schlosser, Sarah Rogers. THE COLLEGE CHOIR The choir is made from the membership of the music classes of the colles:e. It is outstandino in the field of music and is one of the better known groups in the city and on the campus. i. MU ALPHA OFFICERS Doris HoiiannoiN I ' rcsiilciil [oAN (Iaukoi 1 I ' irc-Prc.sKlriil [i; N C.ARKOi.i Correspottdiug Scrrclary S ■LVIA (;rumi.I ' ' Rrroydiiiii Srn ' ( ' liir Ann Armhrksikr Tird.sinci iMu Alpha, honorary imisic Iraicrniiy, chooses its members for their outstanding solo work in music. The Iraternity cooperates with other campus organizations in promoting better music and its ap- preciation. Joyce Addincton Ann Lewis Gordon Wilson Grady Wilson Katherine Pritchett Path Reed Gene Hayes Nan Babnes Alice Bennett Ann Richards Betty Jane Conw A Sarah Rogers PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLU OFFICERS Marian McCoy President Joan Carroll Vice-President Jean Carroll Secretary Ann Yeilding Treasurer Student majoring in Physical Education and outstanding athletes compose the membership oi the P.E. Club. llie functioning of Southern ' s new and expanded intramtiral sports program rests largely with the P.E. majors and their sparking of the various participating teams. The success of the program rests on their shoulders as well as on the coaches. i L i .1  . r- . y - , ' . t j a ' . AMAZONS OFFICERS Bi-VFRi.v Ponder Stripun President Margarkt Norton Vice-President Ro ii. CiRACi, Secretary Nan Karnks Tretisiirer An organization which sponsors the advancement of friendly re- lations between the sororities is the social group known as the Ama- zons. It is composed ol three members from each of the seven sororities at Southern. MEMBERS Marv I ' ll I II i 1 1 Li ' ciA .Vi.i.i v Patsv , llkn JOANNI . l.VKREZ . . N liAIES Fl isl I ' llRlllON M KII ■! S I- At IK ) ) . nn 1 I 1 S JANF. PePI ' F.RI) Linda Peterson Kairina Pi. k ki) Pai n Rei 1) Beiia )ean R AN Beit - Jo I ' am.or Saelv W ' ooo . nn ' ' ieding Li;e RiRin . Pic.sideiil Harriett Hicdon Eleanor Hamilton Carolyn Jones Joyce Spradley Frances Sensabauoh Mary Ann Maseam Jane Carter Shirley Ladd Ann Eberdt FRESHMAN COMMISSION The membership of the Freshman commission is irom the fresh- man vomen ' s group. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The Religious council is the coordinating agency for all the vari- ous religious organizations on the campus. It acts in both a financial and advisory capacity. Fred Palmer Vhiddon, President Rosa Woods. J ' ice-Presideiil Betty Ocletree, Secyetary-Treasttrey Stanley Mullins Bill Henninc CiAHLOIA I ' EREU liii.i, Wilson Charles Presiwood Joyce Self Jo Ann McFerrin M rc..- tet Norton |ii Aw 111 ii I . I ' iruiliiil SlllKI.H I.ADli. I ' irrl ' i ' udriil JM.I. I ' armir, Secretary- rrrdiiui ' r Ann (ii.AsscocK, l ' llhli il Dircdar Itl 111 ()(.L1 IKI I Mar Ai.fci Ak( iiiiiAi.i) Si ANNA Davis OKMA |() ( ARI)M-R Jo Ann Mcl ' iRRiN jlIM. I.ID AKU Rosa Woods { AROI.lN JONKS Sara Jo ' iirii.o(:K lil 1 1 1 (.ODIRl linn W ' lisoN Hi II Hwim Jov Barhi R Ann EiiiRDi I ' lU 1 Rl 111 II Ml Mamm 1. 1 t Saih Wool) Am I A SlIOl MAKl R [am JOWIRS li.oRA Simmons Nan Harnks RiBICCA Bfatv Ri ' iii Smiih |o (1 Si ' Radij V Haruara Fikis M R11 1 N Hllin AIN Li I KiRKV GIRLS ' RELIGIOUS GROUP 1 lie C.irls Religious vocations Groujj is die group Aviiich em- phasises the various religious prolessions open to the women of South- ern. It aids in the preparation for the religious work of women. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The Baptist Student Union is an organization made up of the Baptist students on the Southern Campus. Membership is open to all Baptist students on the college campus. ) A N l( I 1 KKIS. I ' ir iililll JOYCK Sill. l ' i(,-l ' i, .iili III .Annik I.ai rii Sims. Seireliny Rii I I ' oRiiR, Treiisurer ll Itiiplisi Sliulcilts ilU- llKlll l)trs of ihc llSf. Y. W. C. A. Margari 1 Norton President Bf.tte Ogletree First Vice-President Carolyn Spradley Second Vice-President |o Ann Little Secretary Elis2 Berthon Treasurer Membership is open to all women, students on the campus. Its urpose is to promote Christian fellowship on the campus. The Y.W.C.A. is the international service organization for the vomen of Birmingham-Southern College. Membership is open to all the women on the campus. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Charles PRrsrwooD President Joyce Ruth Hall Vice-President Jo Ann Lhtle Secretary Katrina Pinkard Treasurer Meinliership is o[3en to all Methodist Stu- dents. The Methodist Student Mo cmcm is the orgaiiizaiion tor Mctli- odist studcius on tlie campus. .Ml students who preler or arc members of the Methodist Church may become members. Fkancks Wiiiii., I ' li-Mdctlt ClARi.oiA Vv-Kv: ., ] ' ire-President ( KORGE Jf)M,s, Srnrltiry-Treasurrr Sakaii Jo Wmiiofh, J ' lihlicity Hii I, Hknninc (,HKfS HAUKR C). B. Finch John Merchant Cdi.I-F-F.n C:ask Sarah R( )(.i.rs Hi- ■ I. if KRiiKi.rk (.1 RFKi i)F. Hatfield I H1II M F. NF.Kr.v Iks. M(.1. ai (;hli I mm HuRKE li HklF. BODDEN l.AHHv Cross Donald Bkvrdfn ViR(;LNIA HiTiHLS Nancy Oitvek Janet IMlon I.nciA Allen Mary Moore Dick Moore Mrs. Walker Mary Stone Orh WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellowship is the religious organiztion whose membership is composed of those students ol Presbyterian laith. CANTERBURY CLUB Members of the Canterbury Club are students of Southern who arc members of the Episcopalian church. lT f Jones, ' tr. iil(nt Jamf:s Jackson, Vice-President Mary Katherine Armstronv,, Secretary f;n REEs Armsironi; Ann Bairnsfathkk S LL CA.Sr N Ha el CionttN JiLE Takmer Kenneth Franklin Klton Fiich Seale Harris Alice Nobes Betty Jean I ' iahle John I ' oer III K I RllHil I I N Si I k 1 mmtm MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Ol KICKRS II 1 I i M II () ._ I ' rcsidcnl W n I. I i M (,i i ' i( ( ' -I ' rrsidcut S.wii I 1 I ' k k Ki) SciYclary Kski ( .oKDoN Tycdsnrcr i I s(i (.1 I iiKir. [r I ' rogrniii ( ' ,li(iiriii ni r.l.MI R () ' l)kll N I ' llhlil il C lull nil II I! Tlic MinisLciial Associaiion is composed ol all ilic suidcnis at liirniinohani-Southern who are ministerial siudcius. Dkmd Aiiwis Ai. W Armsiro.nc William H. Biativ JoSKI ' ll BOLIX Donald Diffy Clinton Hardv Bricf HooroN C ' .HARLFS H. Howard Kd«in S. |i mn(;s Wavnf Moodv Jones ClOVr H. JORDON Hfrman R. Jordon Robert C. foRGON TllONLAS () 1 KTRFi; Grady I ' krisii George Rwdm (Jeorge West Ci. L. SroRY ( ii k[ i vi kir Leonard Bates Rali ' ii Bates Barrie Bodden AVallace Chaitell I ' ai ' l Cosby Jack (raueord (.EORGt Creel BILL Dale JiMM Dannelly 1,1 cii s DiVami ' Frt Jack Dii.lard (.ERALl) Dl ' NCAN WiLLLW! Fox Elton Kiicii Kenneth Franklln Pete Fi rio Bill Ga lor Ronald Cii. is Jimmy Giles Xelson C;i iiikii . |li Warren HA NIs CRURIS Hater Bill Henning David Hk.giniioi iia John Holstin Boiim Jete Frank Malonf Newion Malony (Gordon McKinnfy John Mergiiani Donald Mosley Stanley Millins Larry fcCiNrY Geor .i Hi kS I . n. sc I lil RL Oi.m K 1 i.MER O ' Brien (illARLES I ' RI SIWOOD Richard Rohertson Ja ii s Sikiki |oiiN Smiih William I ' allant Gi:oRGE Thomas Clarence ' ance Willis ' ickery Fred W iiiihion Pete Wesi Ll:ON FlLLIN(.IM Waltir Di eeely |i i n (.ooinviN Mahal A Ka lor, President Bettv Wilson, Vice-President Gerry Smith, Secretary Carlota Perez, Treasurer Alia Mae Coxlkv. Sjwrts Manager Marian Adkinsox Georgia Sue Burns Vickie Corsextino (ean Carroll Joan Carroll Ann Eberdt Betty Godfrey Joyce Ruth Hall Rett Ham by Harriett Higdon Martha Hi(;noN Jane Joavers Shirley Ladd Jo Ann McFerrin Jean Owen Mary Louise Payne Joyce Spradley Hilda Waddell Sarah Jo Whitlock Rosa Woods Opal Ivf.v Delores Brow Helen Hallman Ruth Smith Kathryn Johnson INDEPENDENT WOMEN Membership is the Independent Women ' s organization is limited to those women on the campus who are not affiliated vith a sorority. GALILEANS The Galileans is an interdenominational religious organization. Membership is open to all Christian sects. Stanley Mullins, President Bette Ogletree, Vice-President Rosa Woods, Secretary Larry McGinty Treasurer Membership is open lo all students. [J C . AHI iH I I ' l Kl . I ' n siili III 1 ii iM r M . Ik rl ' ii i(lrnt M VKII N III II IK, Set ittoiy ' TifOMnft | M I Ull I N Ul NM II l Mil II I I OR ll K(iliS ) 1 H V II VSil.Wl !■ VK MtNimix Maxim-; I. rev Oaroi.yn I. o s l)()i Mosn.K Jo Aw McTrRkiN Jams SAVA(;t: Bkitv I Iavi.or K( s Wool. ENTRE AMIGOS Entrc Aniigos is an honoraiy Iraicniiiy with iiicmbcrship open lo all who arc inlcrested in ihc culture oi Spanish-speaking countries and Avho are also interested in the study of Spanish. TOREADORS CLUB For those whose field of interest is economics the Toreadors Cluli is the organization for the exchanging of ideas. The club has as its inirpose the promotion ol iiueresi, tuiderstanding and study ol eco- nomic practices, principles and problems. .Ml students iw lUisiness Administra- tion and Economics are eligiljle foi mem- bership in tlie Torea- (lois ( hil). COLLEGE THEATER .SvMFT WiLi.iAiNts President Jam: I ' ei ' peud, , . ] ' ice-Presidetn Anne Speer Secretary Sam Tomlin Treasurer Harriet Rosemiim Biisines Manager The sounds of the hammer and saw, the smell of fresh pain and tlic flash of lights all tell the students on the Hill that the college theater is at work on another production. Not all of the folks who participate in the theater can be stars. The college theater teachers the art of ' orking together for the good of the production. It is the cooperation of the group that makes for a smooth and •ell presented play or operetta. This cooperation goes beyond the theater group itself and includes the other organizations on the campus. It is this unselfish sharing that makes the productions of Soiuhcrn ' s theater so oiustanding. . lice obes Margaret Norton Shirley Bell Mildred .Ann Scott Colleen Ca.sev Ginger McVea Norma Jo Gardner Jo Ann Little Gerrv Palere Fave Hendrix Eleanor Hamilton CiiARLoriE Lane Smirlev Ladd Maril ' i N Brittain Bettv Wil.son James Williams James Jackson Chris Hauer Elton Fitch Marian .Steedman Barrie Bodden Rove Waitfs Jean Frescoit Ted Jones Ted Nordman Joyce Spradlev ADVERTISERS Contpliments of AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE COMPANY Birmingham, Alabama For Better Homes Use w tNSLEY ' SL ' AlA dTYV ASDG SLAt bl i 5IEX Building Tile Scilhi); Birniiiig uim for over ii Quarter Century Phone 4-3361 — Write 2019 N. 6th Ave. BIRMINGHAM SLAG CO. 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