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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1957 volume:

1 -RY BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001654 8 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE • B I RM I N G H AM, A L A B AM A ACCENTS AS WE i . ' - IT IS WORK IT IS PLAY . . . i  - ' - • 5s w -? . « IT ' S IT ' S RUSHING yrx: - m IT ' S DRAMA IT ' S fefc BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE A Liberal Arts College of the Methodist Churt 1856 ijp ' ■• f 4 SOUTHERN ATMOSPHERE . 12 GREEKS SOUTHERN BEAUTY ORGAN IZATI ONS EVENTS CLASSES 38 68 74 98 120 DEDICATION Richebourg Gaillard McWilliams Soft gentlemanly accents capture in vivid detail the flavor of old Alabama. An en- couraging smile lights up a scholarly face as freshmen tackle a difficult theme. Such mind-pictures of his scholarly charm and kindness are an enduring record for all of us. These pages merely acknowledge, in thanks, the scholarship, interest, and friendship of a professor who symbolizes the essence of the Hilltop. RICHEBOURG McWILLIAMS Chairman, Humanities Division A visitor will find himself discussing everything from grammar to Jean Lafitte . . . until the 10:20 bell rings, and Mr. McWilliams heads over to Ramsay for an English class. The Southern atmosphere — compounded of books and buildings, professors and practice rooms — the drowsy afternoon labs . . . the queasy feeling before music jury . . . the dark winding walk up from the drugstore . . . accidental meetings in the Cellar with professors who ' ve also cut convocation . . . the steamy smell of the gym . . . and the breathtak ing view of Birmingham and the campus from Andrews Hall. f) I ON SOUTHERN ATMOSPHERE THE CENTER OF THE MUNGER BUILDING RAMSAY BUILDING THE PRESIDENT Students last spring applauded the trustees ' decision that named Dr. Henry King Stanford as ' Southern ' s president. Although Dr. Snavely has charge until Dr. Stanford ' s return from the New York University mission to Turkey, Hilltoppers already know and admire their new president through his letters to the students last winter. AND THE CHANCELLOR It would be hard to imagine second-floor Munger or ' Southern in toto without the bustling activity created by Dr. Guy E. Snavely, who seems equally expert at remembering names, raising money, entertaining students in convocation (with or without Miss America) or selling his book The Church and the Four Year College. As first Chancellor of the college. Dr. Snavely sets a hard-to-top example of service and ability. DEAN SHANKS As Dean Henry T. Shanks tends to all the details of ' Southern life, his assistants may find him down the hall with the Chan- cellor or sending out the Dean ' s List. Sand- wiched in his busy day are not only official duties as Dean of Students, but history classes and Honors discussions. ADMINISTRATION N. M. YEILDING Treasurer Mr. Yeilding turns his friendly efficiency toward college finances — million dollar grants and soap powder. Supervising all money problems, Mr. Yeilding keeps ' South- ern in the black, straightens out complaints, and finds campus jobs for a huge number of students. WILLIAM £. GLIHH, Registrar ALICE CONGER NIX, Assistant to the Registrar i. RALPH JOLLY, Dean of Admissions BETTY ANN HOWELL, Secretary to the Dean JAMES R. WESSON, Professor of Matliematics iecond floor Munger . . . everything starts and ends ere . . . Miss McMahan ' s bulletin displays Mrs. Hamil- 3n ' s handiwork . . . the little glass windows and the lines 1 front of them . . . Mrs. Hale ' s friendly hello . . . ir. Snavely ' s never forgetting . . . Miss Crawford ' s puthern accent and illegible handwriting in the school hiendar . . . Mrs. Prude deciding what color next week ' s bnvocotion cards will be . . . switchboard girls plugging p an outside line . . . Bursar ' s office cashing checks . r. Yeilding selling cord firewood and buying new Drms . . . Mrs. Truss finding student jobs on campus Dean Shank ' s famous peach ice cream ... a lively :cent: the Administration. BENJAMIN ENGLEBERT, Administrative Assistant VIRGINIA VANDERVEER HAMILTON, Assistant to the President for Public Relations ROBERT H. WALSTON, Bursar RUTH GRAVLEE WARD, Assistant to the Bursar RUTH BAKER TRUSS, Secretary to the Treasurer MARY BETH PRUDE, Secretary to the Dean THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS FRANK F. EARLE President E. L. BOATNER Vice-President J. H. CHITWOOD Secretary EXECUTIVE COUNCIL JAMES B. HILL Chairman EDWARD L. NORTON Vice-Chairman LONNIE P. MUNGER Secretary J. H. CHITWOOD HUGH A. LOCKE PAUL HARDIN EDWARD C. MOORE ERVIN JACKSON R- J- STOCKHAM ROBERT HENRY HERBERT W. RICE NEWMAN M. YEILDING, Ex OHicio NORTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE MEMBERS Rev. S. M. Baker Mr. E. L. Boatner Rev. Paul A. Duffey Mrs. Frank F. Earle Dr. J. Thad Ellisor Mr. Robert F. Henry Mr. Tupper Lightfoot Dr. Clyde Miller Rev. J. Carlisle Miller Rev. E. C. Moore Rev. Herbert W. Rice Rev. R. E. Branscomb Rev. J. H. Chitwood Rev. Paul Clem Rev. Paul Hardin ALABAMA CONFERENCE MEMBERS Rev. Wm. M. Harris Mr. J. B. Hill Mr. Ervin Jackson Rev. Otis E. Kirby Judge Hugh A. Locke Mr. L. P. Munger Mr. E. L. Norton Mr. R, J. Stockham 20 HOWARD H. CREED, Professor of English RICHEBOURG McWILLIAMS, Professor of English THE FACULTY Accent on Munger building . . . officemates Harlan and Abernethy spend free time in the Cellar they redec- orated . . . the long, long journey to the third floor . . . Tresp, Parks, Bumgartner and Wiley evacuating the his- tory department for conventions . . . the chilly largeness of 308 and the homey clutter of McWillioms ' office . . . the view of Phillips lobs from Miss Kiser ' s balcony . . . Eleanor of Aquitaine and Modern Algebra . . . Own- bey, Creed, and Hicks crowding three desks and a million books in their corner office . . . lectures and honors courses . , . Southern Accent- and Mortar Board book exchange . . . Dr. Locke and an unbelievably neat desk . , . the sounds and smells of traditional learning. HOWARD H. HARLAN, Professor of Sociology CECIL E. ABERNETHY, Professor of English LILLOU McCAIN, Instructor in English LOLA KISER, Assistant Professor of Mathematics JOSEPH E. PARKS, Professor of History LOTHAR L. TRESP, Associate Professor of History LOUIS E. BUMGARTNER, Associate Professor of History EGBERT SYDNOR OWNBEY, Professor of English JOHN F. LOCKE, Professor of Mathematics HERMAN ROBERT BUTTS, Professor of Classics ELLEN FLAUTT WALKER, Instructor of Secretarial Studies 0. C. WEAVER, JR., Professor of Religion and Philosophy ROBERT W. HITES, Professor of Psychology THE FACULTY The east side of the quad . . . Ramsay and Phillips Li- brary . . . library parties and Christmas trees . . . the mystery of how Mrs. Hughes ' car gets to the library steps . . . musty periodicals and overdue books . . . browsing in the stacks and signing up for a carrel . . . paper-bound books and smoke in the Cellar . . . Mrs. Ownbey ' s coffee and a circle of student ' s and faculty . . . talks by Dr. Hicks on Wednesday afternoon . . . conference rooms and a new Listening Room . . . variety — and a place to sleep, study or talk. PHILIP MARSHALL HICKS, Honors Professor in English SARA T. OWNBEY, Manager of the Cellar HARRIET DUFF, Librarian OLIVE JO LAMB, Librarian CAROLYN HORTON, Librarian MARGARET HARVEY HUGHES, Director of the Library FRANCES McLaughlin, Library Order Assistant I f! 11 1 GUSTAVO R. HARNANDEZ, Professor of Spanish HARRY McNEEL, Professor Emeritus of Spanish PHILLIP BEAUDRY, Professor 0 Business Administration FRANK NEWTON, Associate Professor of Economics AT SOUTHERN . worn stone steps and Toreador ' s Club ... Dr. Butts watching the secretarial labs at work . . . Drs. Hites and Weaver solving the problems of the psyche . . . Beaudry and Newton sharing the biggest office on campus . . . Dr. Myer and College Theatre . . . Mr. Drews and be- wildering numbers of fluent languages . . . Miss Wiley wandering over to a new environment . . . Mr. Evans looking in the art lab . . . Mrs. McWhorter, units and field trips ... Dr. Black and practice teaching ... an old, old building crommed with everything under the sun. WILLY DREWS, Exchange Professor of French and German WILLIAM MYER, Associate Professor of French MARJORIE W. McWHORTER, Associate Professor of Education RAY BLACK, Associate Professor of Education EVELYN VIRGINIA WILEY, Associate Professor of History JAMES TOWER, Professor of Geography MARION FRANCIS CHRISTIE, Professor of Religion THE FACULTY Across campus . . . accent on Phillips . . . white coats and lab assistants . . . all-night labs for histology students . Mrs. Doster and coffee between classes ... Dr. Blair ' s light burning late every night . . . the changeable amoeba ... Dr. Doubles ' herbariums ... Dr. Lauter en- tertains the photographer with a skull . . . Mr. Von Ste- phens and pre-engineers measure everything on campus . . Dr. Rogers and trips to Alabama caves . . . quant lab finds Dr. Calloway working with the weights ... in- congruous note: Dr. Christie ' s office in the midst of scientific activity . . . practical jokes and a new tele- phone . . . the atmosphere scientific with a spice of religion. DEAN CALLOWAY, Associate Professor of Cftemistry FELIX LAUTER, Associate Professor of Biology JAMES DOUBLES, Associate Professor of Biology MERTON VON STEPHENS Professor of Engineering WILEY ROGERS Professor of Geology P PAUL GIVENS, Associate Professor of Psychology MARY GRIFFIN DOSTER, Assistant Professor of Biology CHARLES BLAIR, Professor of Biology AT SOUTHERN . . . Givens handing out psychology tests for Mrs. Powell to administer . . . what you ' re good for and what you ' d better not even attempt ... Dr. Kaylor and the eternal pulleys . . . Mrs. Thompson and the busload of nursing students in her chemistry class ... Dr. Wilcox, a Bunsen burner and a test tube . . . dorm students trying to study in the botany lab at night . . . Flash Gordon roping in the chemistry recruits . . . the other world feeling of the third-floor labs . . . the only elevator . . . the rock collec- tion in the halls ... air of dedication and practical jokes. WYNELLE THOMPSON, Associate Professor of Chemistry HAROLD WILCOX, Professor of Chemistry HOYT M. KAYLOR, Associate Professor of Physics KENNETH GORDON, Professor of Chemistry STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING THE POINTS OF THE i OCKHAM BUILDING SIMPSON BUILDING CLARENCE COOK, Associate Professor of Music RAYMOND ANDERSON, Professor of Music ELIZABETH COTHRAN, Dean of Women THE FACULTY All the special buildings ... for special things ... the touches of fun in a schedule of lecture and discussion Miss Davis square dancing and Water Ballet . . . swimming, a sport she has in common with Mr. Opper- man, swinnming coach and A.A.U. champ . . . coaches Burch and Battle plan a year ' s activity and direct the whole boys ' P.E. program from their office in the front of the gym . . . appreciation and technique are what Mr. MacMahon ' s students strive for — and have fun at day or night classes . . . Mrs. Cothran offers coffee and sym- pathetic advice over in Stockham, which echoes to the music — recorded and live — made by Dr. Anderson and Mr. Cook. BILLY BURCH, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics WILLIAM BATTLE, Director of Intramural Athletics ELIZABETH DAVIS, Assistant Professor of Physical Education FRED OPPERMAN, Associate Professor of German RAYMOND MacMAHON, Professor of Art MARSEE FRED EVANS, Professor of Speech t ARNOLD F. POWELL, Professor of Englisfi VIRGINIA McMAHAN, Alumni Secretary MARIAN CRAWFORD, Secretory to the President AT SOUTHERN A trip to the Student Activities Building, bumping into as many professors as students . . . Miss McMahan lunches after a busy morning keeping up with the alumni . Miss Crawford appears after her Latin class and a session with the Chancellor . . . Mr. Stanford smiling pnd friendly behind the counter . . . food better than it ' s ' ever been . . . upstairs. Dr. Powell is playing with his new light board in College Theater territory . . . Mr. Mims up in the radio lab with an announcing class . . . after time but for an adult evening class last fall . . . bookstore noise seeps up from below ... a composite of food, ' activity and noise. STUART MIMS, Lecturer in Radio and Englisfi WILLIAM WILSON, Director of Religious Activities ROBERT H. STANFORD, Manager of the Cafeteria THE FACULTY i ; -« 4 The very bottom of the hill ... a little world . . . one or two classes on the hill, and a long day ' s practice session below . . . Room 5 and the jam sessions in it . . . Tuesday afternoon repertoire for piano majors . . . Friday the organ majors take over ... the office, and Mrs. Harper and a big set of keys . . . Brahms, Bortok, and Bach . . . new pictures in the downstairs hall . . . Mr. Thomas su- pervising everything with Mrs. Harper close behind him the bookcase crowded with everyone ' s music . . ., Mr. Owens, Poulenc, and a new organ at St. Mary ' s . . Mr. Pittman and piano students . . . Minnie McNeill Carr at the organ . . . Mrs. Massengill and her special room. EVERETT PITTMAN, Piano MINNIE McNeill carr, Piano and Organ LOUISE BATES MASSENGILL, Piano MARTHA DICK McCLUNG, Voice AT SOUTHERN ' hree hours a day for piano majors, and classes late in he afternoon for everybody . . . Mrs. McClung and Sun- lay Excursion for the festival of Arts . . . Mr. Goiney irst on the same program with Telephone . . . the hoi- st room and hordes of tiny, bumped-into-children . . . Sat- irday recitals for prep students . . . the real thing once I year for everyone . . . endless practice and a year ' s iffort in one night . , . thorough preparation wins out iver stage fright every time . . . required recital cards o check attendance . . . the little green plots right in he heart of the building ... a new organ . . . but prac- ice time on the old ... a dark, fearful walk down the lill at night to practice . . . Mrs. Th omas and a gay liono class . . . Miss Puckett dividing her time between ■oice and pedagogy. EUGENIA PUCKETT, Voice and Music Education ANDREW GAINEY, Voice NELL DICKEY HARPER, Registrar I F E • • • The age of the Hound Dog. Some people slept through all the excitement. Mrs. Spear kept her mind on Dr. Snavely ' s book. Campus life was the one great composite . . . one light bulb per room in the boys ' dorm . . . the Bookstore perpetually at capacity . . . conspiracy against author- ity: panty raids, popcorn . . . Dean ' s Lists and a mil- lion kinds of scholarships . . . Mrs. Browdy took over the boys and the new dorm. h- The city spread out beneoth another Hilltop and off . . . Miss America visits convocation . . . Elsa Loemker as fairy godmother to underprivileged children . . . Faculty drank teo and sorted through old library books . Choir practice filled up that lost free night. i II } Panhellenic and IFC . . . the melody of Inter fraternity Sing . . . ten o ' clock in the sorority room . . . the smell of fresh paint the week before rush . . . the pirate parties and Arabian Nights . . . Founders ' Day and al umni . . . the tiny jewelled pins . . . the fraternity houses going up on the row . . . the Theta Chi leadout . . . Gay Nineties and Hawaiian luaus . . . fun and friends and a good Greek spirit. ON THE GREEKS JJJ-- I INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS RICKY McBRIDE President ED KIRBY Vice-President JAMES BEDSOLE Secretory JOHN HOOK Treasurer Tying all the Hilltop ' s seven fraternities into one united group . . . plans for dances and sports ... a warm interfraternity feeling ... the Interfrater- nity Council. 40 PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS SYLVIA DICKERSON President BERMA JARRARD Vice-President HARRIETTE HOUSTON Secretary ELAINE FRENCH Treasurer A Valentine ' s Day dance complete with cuplds . . . meetings with Mrs. Cothran at 10:00 every Tuesday morning . . . the odds and ends and details of life in Stockhom Building . . . supervised by the Panhellenic Council. 41 Ih - ALPHA CHI OMEGA MEMBERS Helen Frounces Elaine French Sorah Jones Judy Smith Marlene Zoul PLEDGES Billie Hunter Helen Londel Rebecco Rowls Jackie Turner ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER Alpha Chi grows this year with four new pledges and some transfers . . . Helen Landel named Miss Southern Accent favorite ... tea honoring Mrs. Snavely ' s 50th year as an Alpha Chi . . . Elaine French a member of KDE ... a busy year. OFFICERS ELAINE FRENCH President SARAH JONES V ce-Presidenf JUDY SMITH Secretary HELEN FRAUNCES Treosurer Alpha Chi officers and advisor . . . MEMBERS Gail Walker Corn Myra Hughes Barbara Hurst Annie Jo Narkotes Brenda Weeks PLEDGES Barbara Moseley GAMMA PHI BETA ALPHA RHO CHAPTER Spend-the-night parties at Myra Hughes ... a past president of Panhellenic and an all-star player . . . Lady of the Moon banquet at The Club . . . members in re- ligious and language groups . . . PE Club, Choir and Alpha Lambda Delta ... a busy year for the Ladies of the Moon. OFFICERS MYRA HUGHES President ANNIE JO NARKATES Vice-President and Secretary BARBARA HURST Treasurer ALPHA OMICRON PI ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER A large AOPi chapter attacks fall quarter with the determination and comes out on top in many things ... six cheerleaders are AOPis, PE Club counts many AOPis in its ranks . . . President Jarrard makes Mortar Board, Who ' s Who, Student Council . . . KDE ' s Jarrard and Yates are AOPis . . . Thornberry tours army posts during summer, returns to school and Choir and intra- murals . . . Spruill makes Eta Sigma Phi, KDE and YWCA . Greene and Doughty make Mr. Hilltopper a night to remember . . . Bob Porter chosen top Hilltopper . . . AOPis found in College Theatre, French Club, MSM, Triangle, Alpha Lambda Delta, Choir and Ensemble, Hilltop News, Westminster Fellowship, Dorm Council . . . Puk ' s the scene of AOPi ' s Florida houseparty . . . hay- rides and supper parties at Campbell ' s . . . Mother-Father banquets and Mother ' s Club teas . . . Christmas parties and other fun . . . the Jacqueminot rose, rides high in 1957. OFFICERS BERMA JARRARD President GLORIA SPRUILL ANNA TAYLOR Vice-President KAY CHAPPLE VIRGINIA SHAW Treasurer Corresponding Secretary . . . Recording Secretary MEMBERS PLEDGES Sondro Anderson Sue Boston Jean Branch Kay Chappie Nancy Chester Judy Cook Zackie Doughty Gloria Glasgow June Greene Betty Ann Howell Bermo Jarrard Deona Leontis Celia Lumpkin Ann McDonough Peggy McGinty Ann Motte Jimmie Lu Oggs Carolyn Porks Shirley Pate Carolyn Portis Virginia Shaw Gloria Spruill Laura Stephenson Anna Taylor Willie Lee Thornberry Drucilla Traywick Celeste Ward Wendy Walker Bynum Waters Ann Yates Wanda Boutwell Sandra Cook Barbara Evans Mary Louise Hardin Barbara Hobbs Wanda Jenkins Mary Jim Lyons Beverly McClendon Sherry McGinnis Barbara Oglesby Jo Ann Peters Linda Stokes Martha Storey Ann Thigpen In the mood for Mr. Hilltopper . . . AOPis keep Sadie Hawkins Day hopping C f ( «f)o nos) KAPPA DELTA TAU DELTA CHAPTER Fifteen pledges added to the KD roll . . . Barnes manages the Southern Accent, in between paying bills for YWCA, working with MSM and Triangle . . . Broyles leads YWCA, named to Religious Council . . . Moore chairman of fall SDorts . . . veep of Alpha Lambda Delta . . . three KD ' s elected to Executive Council: Moore, Fouche, Rhodes . . . KD ' s meet with College Theatre, Canterbury, Water Ballet, Toreadors, Eta Sigma Phi and almost every- thing else . . . tied for first place in Volleyball . . . Carroll chosen annual favorite and Jefferson County Maid of Cotton . . . Saxon President of Kappa Delta Epsilon . . . Joy Crawford named to Mortar Board, Phi Sigma Iota . . . Powell heads Theta Chi dance . . . KD ' s hold Panther Pounce after basketball gome . . . spring quarter houseparty in Florida . . . pledges honor other sororities with Autumn Leaves party . . . Prater enter- tains KD ' s and dates with a steak fry . . . the green and white makes itself known on campus. OFFICERS BARBARA PUGH P-- ' - ANNE FOUCHE Secretory JEAN CLARK Vice-President MARY LEE BROYLES Treasurer MEMBERS PLEDGES Marcia Baldwin Harriet Barnes Mary Lee Broyles Ellen Byrd Burwell Jackie Carroll Earleen Cecil Betty Chapman Jean Clark Elizabeth Cox Joy Crawford Barbara Folks Anne Fouche Judy Gilbert Meria Higgins Susan Linden Martha Littlefield Penny Moore Lois Neely Peggy Powell Barbara Pugh Coral Rhodes Sally Saxon Marion White Jackie Young Mary Barrow Mary Holland Black Frances Bonds Martha Ann Creagh Jenny Davis Babbie Foster Janice Ham Harriet Harper Demetra Kalos Kay Kennemer Julia Prater Linda Sherrill Craig Striplin Paula Tuttle Doris Wiseman New KD ' s learn the facts about meetings . KD ' s waved a flag for Folsom KD ' s hold a coke-cutting in the kitchen . . . PI BETA PHI ALABAMA ALPHA CHAPTER A full quota of pledges start off fall quarter, after Pace and Hurt fly to California for Convention . . . Pace wins province award for outstanding junior . . . volleyball and badminton cups retired during fall , . . four PiPhis make Who ' s Who . . . Horpole and Battle chosen senior and junior intramural managers . . . Hurt in KDE . . Harpole head-cheerleader . . . freshman Smith makes cheer squad . . . Bach and Pugh lead MSM . . . Pace elected veep of Mortar Board, Gray kept up with book exchange money . . . Scruggs News Editor of HTN . . . Stange chosen Miss Southern Accent, stars in winter quarter College Theatre production . . . Ann Arnold president of French Club, Cantcbury Club, writes minutes for Religious Council . . . Bortlett takes charge of Alpha Lambda Delta . . . Timberlake is president of Amazons . . . Fuller chosen secretary of BSU . . . Nix tapped for Alpha Psi Omega . . . PiPhi juniors chosen for Phi Sigma Iota . . . Bach named to Student Life com- mittee, while Katie Haynes spends time on Honor Coun- cil .. . an active year for the girls of the golden arrow. OFFICERS AMMA HURT President JAYNE HARPOLE Corresponding Secretory ANNE GRAY Vice-President RAMELLE MOORE Recording Secretary ELSA LOEMKER Treasurer i MEMBERS PLEDGES Ann Arnold Mary Betty Angwin Jo Ann Barflett LeMerle Battle Mary Frances Brown Lois Butler Carol Clottelter Evelyn Dinsmore Janet Fuller Anne Gray Emily Hammer Jayne Harpole Ann Harrison Mary Kathryn Haynes Amma Hurt Elsa Loemker Lyndel Lyons Ruth McNeice Ramelle Moore Lucia Nix Patsy Pace Mary Kathryn Pugh Betty Sapp Sara Ann Statom Pat Smith Jane Timberlake Nancy Whatley Beverly Bach Gail Beoli Judy Clem Carolyn Ferrell Diana Harrison Martha Ann Jacoway Barbara Johns Janice Kilgore Kay Lindsay Elaine Myers Betty Scruggs Sallie Sibley Marilyn Smith Jerry Tatum Nancy Weir Alabama Alpha ' s officers . . PiPhis cut up in a newly-decorated room . w Eta Bite a Pie, Alabama Alpha chapter . Miss Southern Accent was a PiPhi transfer THETA UPSILON XI CHAPTER Twelve pledges started off a busy year for Theta U . . . Barnes acted as swimming manager for intromurals Houston presided over Mortar Board, took notes for Panhellenic, tapped for KDE . . . Osborn elected editor of Southern Accent, Mueller chosen associate editor, lots of staff members . . . Cardwell wrote up women ' s sports for HTN . . . Turner elected treasurer of Theta Sigma Lambda . . . meetings in the room at ten . . . bridge under the mimosa trees when spring finally came . . . Verciglio secretary of Newman Club . . . membership in Spanish, German and French clubs . . . West and Osborn make Phi Sigma Iota . . . Hopkins tapped for Alpha Lambda Delta . . . MSM and BSD on the list of Theta U activities . . . spend-the-night parties given by the pledges . . . South named secretary of BSU . . . houseparty at Cardwell ' s home in Kentucky . , . Christmas party high on the the calendar of fun . . . honoraries tap Oopsies ... a good year for the yellow and white. OFFICERS HARRIFTTF HOUSTON Preside nt nt JOA D01 N WATERS .... RFTTY JEAN TURNER • MUELLER .... MEMBERS PLEDGES Barbara Allen Dorothy Mueller Ann Bruno Pat Martin Sharron Barnes Frances Osborn Peggy Cochran Jan Renshaw Theresa Bruno Norma Smith Kay Dial Dot Sandefer Sarah Jo Cardwell Judy Studinka Donna Jo Hicks Jean South Rochelle Crow Betty Turner Shirley Hopkins Pauline Verciglio Harriette Houston Joan Waters Pat Hunter Martha Yarbrough Frieda Lehmann Dorothy Weems Beverly West . Secretary Treasurer Bridge goes on all the time ZETA TAU ALPHA ALPHA NU CHAPTER Zeta filled with talent and fun for the year 1957 . . . College Theatre packed with Zetas . . . Schroder on annual staff as usual . . . Boze elected to Executive Council . . . Hurt named best all-round athlete in fall quarter . . . Dickerson heads Panhellenic Council . . . ten Zetas moke concert choir . . . Pinion and Trimble solo with Mozart Requiem . . . Brown and Trimble in ensemble . . . Pinion wins Music Club auditions and sings with the Birmingham Symphony . . , Avlono Yarbrough makes concert appearance with Festival of Arts . . . Patti Turner cheerleader . . . Layton and Yarbrough beauties in Miss Southern Accent contest . . . Cochran and Boze in YWCA . . . Boze also in Triangle Club . . . Hodgens tapped for Alpha Lambda Delta . , . Yarbrough, Hurt moke Who ' s Who . . . first place in lost spring ' s interfraternity sing . . . first prize for Sadie Hawkins ' float . . . winner of Cotpaw . . . Mammy Yokum and Moonbeam McSwine were ZTA ' s . . . wiener roasts and spent-the-night parties and trips to Florida . . . a heodliner year for the turquoise and gray. MEMBERS PLEDGES Vance Allen Geneva Blackburn Shirley Boutwell Connie Boze Jean Brown Sue Brown Ann Cochran Sylvia Dickerson Betty Geohegan Lucretia Giattina Katrine Gober Janet Graff Delores Hodgens Mary Hurt Shirley Keltner Polly King Delores Layton Ann Owen Barbara Neely Ann Poer Charlene Purvis Mary Pylant Jane Pinion Mikki Schroder Barbara Strain Jackie Sullivan Ginny Sue Trimble Patti Turner Martha Wait Fran Womp Avlono Yarbrough Sally Bennett Joyce Bostick Barbara Cashion Gayle Corley Patsy Elliot Liz Houston Delores Leonard Jo Ann Littrell Kay Lowe Carol Manasco Patti Phillips Sonjo Shealy Gloria Snider Mamie Stanford Genell Tolor Lost year ' s winners practice for this year ' s Interfrat Sing . . . A crowded room for meeting . . THE l Uonderiand OF F RATERNITY BALLS X ' w J MEMBERS Lamar Allen Walker Henderson John Hook Conrad Lamon Carl Stringfellow PLEDGES Michael Cram Alan Fikes Gary Ganus DELTA SIGMA PHI BETA DELTA CHAPTER Leading the Delta Sigs . . . Delta Sigs spend a busy year . . . coffees for sorority girls . . . bimonthly parties at the house . . . activity in Toreadors and IPC . . . American Chemical Society . . . meetings at the house . . . the men of the silent Sphinx. OFFICERS JOHN HOOK President CONRAD LAMON Vice-President LAMAR ALLEN Secretary LESLIE MILLER Treasurer ALPHA TAU OMEGA BETA BETA CHAPTER Nineteen men in fall rush and eleven more in spring ... a top year for ATO ' s ... six men in ODK, a vice- president of the student body, a monopoly of the swim- ming team, several in Who ' s Who all mode up a success- year . . . Boykin beat fraternity brother Martin for the badminton trophy . . . Wingo busy in College Theatre with time out to preside over ODK meetings . . . social activities centered around all kinds of parties; a Hawaiian luau in the fall, a big Founders ' Day banquet at the end of winter quarter, with the grand chief of ATO as princi- pal speaker . . . looking back on lost year ' s trophys for Interfraternity Sing and the Ail-Year Sports Trophy, and keeping as active this year ... a good year for the men of the Maltese Cross. President GRADY LOONEY Vice-President JOE ESTES Secretary BILL DEAN Treasurer ROYCE MURRAY MEMBERS PLEDGES Milton Boykin Richard Branscomb Robert Bryant Sonny Colvert Lawrence Cross Bill Dean Joe Estes Thompson Gilmer Wallace Graddick Willie Graves Jim Gray Jerry Greenhill Bill Mowell Dr. Hoyt Kaylor Grady Looney John Martin Dickie McCullough Bid Montgomery Larry Mosley Royce Murray Alien O ' Dell Don Parker Jim Pigman John Earl Reaves Don Shockley Norton Smith Milner Snuggs Freddy Stephens Harvey Wingo Johnny Ayres Dave Bishop Jim Cosh Dave Gunn Bob Howard Cranford Johnson Dan Kitchens Eugene Morri son Bob Rodgers Ed Rush Charles Self Joel Shannon Fred Swank John Thompson Charles Tuggle Dickie Ward Bob Wingard and other fun . KAPPA ALPHA PHI CHAPTER A big year for KA ' s . . . thirteen pledges when fall rush ends . . . campus organizations filled with KA ' s, who head PE Club, Interfraternity Council, and Toreadors Biddle and McBride on Student Life connmittee . . . McBride odds Executive Council to his list of honors. Football Championship stays in KA hands . . . 15 straight gomes without a defeat . . . KA ' s have more than their share in Varsity basketball . . . Ray Worth and Sunday Excursion . . . summer is the time for KA ' s to houseparty in Florida . . . Hollywood Country Club the scene of a gay Christmas party . . . Robert E. Lee ' s birthday celebrated January 19 with a Convivium banquet ... Phi chapter celebrates its 75th year at ' Southern, remembers the days of its chartering at old Southern University in 1882 . . . Confederate flag goes up . . . the red rose and magnolia of the Old South. OFFICERS RICHARD McBRIDE President GENE GRIFFIN Vice-President TOM MOXLEY Recording Secretary MEMBERS PLEDGES James H. Avery Kimber L. Barton Hugh E. Boyd, III Jon R. Fort Eugene L. Griffin Harvey R. Hendon Cecil H. Jarman, Jr Arthur L. Lovett Bobby Lovett Richard McBride William Moore Thomas C. Moxley Jerry C. Norramore William Pearson John Roy David Sellers Robert Thornton Raymond Worth Laney Yelverton Donald Adams John Biddle Charles Bratton Bruce Clark Philip English Barney Knight Browne Lathem Larry Norred Harold Picket Edmond Randle Phillip Roby George Smith Myron Wilson fmf Heading the Koppa Alpha Order . . . LAMBDA CHI ALPHA THETA MU CHAPTER Summer parties start off an exciting year for Lambda Chis in the house on the hill . . . fall rush season over, the Crescent Men cop eight new pledges to herald a new year of activity . . . first job up is the redecoration of the house . . . memories of national convention . . . steak and bean supper fetes Lambda Chis who ' ve made good grades . , . alumni and chapter meetings in the house with the bright big letters in front . . . chats with faculty members who ' re Lambda Chis . , . and big house-] party plans for the spring. OFFICERS GENE DAVIS President FRANK JOYCE Secretary DAN BURGESS Vice-President STERLING WILKINS Treasure Bruce Hoofen James Alfred Jackson Frank Joyce Jerry Marvin Nichols MEMBERS PLEDGES Thomas Robinson Jock Spann Michael Szabo Sterling Wilkins Robert Bailey Roy Cashion Eddie Farrell Allen Foster Roland Godfrey Gene Hammock Jack MIttendorff Harry McDowell Sterling starred in a band The Lambda Chi contribution to S-H Day. ' M ' I 4V r f 1 ' .. i l. ' Vf i The heirarchy of Lambda Chi Alpha . . . ijw- PI KAPPA ALPHA DELTA CHAPTER A roster of outstanding men fill the Pike house for parties and meetings . . . twenty pledge during fall rush . . . Brown active in Choir, Hilltop News . . . student government for Kirby, Young Democrats for Tyson . . . Wells president of Eta Sigma Phi, member of ODK . . . Hopper and College Theatre . . . Moso- kowski busy in Toreadors . . . Lucretia Giattinc named Dream Girl at annual ball . . . Shipwreck and Gay Nineties top Pike parties . . . Founders ' Day and an exciting houseparty . . . Mothers ' Club of Delta Chapter in the spotlight for their helpfulness during a busy year . . . Alumni Counselor Linwood Underwood kept on his toes by the active Pikes . . . religious groups, language clubs, intramurals kept Pikes busy — when they weren ' t having fun down at the house. OFFICERS ED KIRBY President CAMERON BUSBY Secretory ROY WELLS Vice-President JACK GARGAN Treasurer MEMBERS PLEDGES Don Bough Chris Boner Don Brown Comeron Busby James Doily Jock Gorgon Cloy Hurley John Jennings Ed Kirby Charles Lee Roland Lee Bob Miller George Mosakowski Charles Nelson John Pottillo Dud Reed Don Roper Ed Sonds Ed Self Tom Simpson Larry Sims Joe Swortz Royford Taylor Poul Tyson Roy Wells Norman Winston Robert Adwell Bill Arledge Fritz Bailey Homer Battle William Bough Bob Gonio Jerry Harrison Frank Horville Cecil Henson Art Hopper T. S. Lowery Charles Montgomery Jack Nelson James Parris William Posey Don Rogers Linden Short Charles Snovely Don Swafford John Thornton Party time at the Pike House . . . Rushees enjoyed this kind of thing at Pike parties . . . ft. H U Jj SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ALABAMA IOTA CHAPTER A class of active pledges livened things up for the SAE ' s this year . . . highlight of course was the new SAE house on fraternity row — a modern and versatile archi- tecture . . . Bob Porter took up his duties as student body president . . . Long headed the Religious Council Kimbrough named president of Phi Eta Sigma . . . Harris edited the Hilltop News . . . Minerva Men filled ODK ranks, elected to the presidency of BSD and Tri- angle Club . . . Ferrell elected vice-president of Kappa Phi Kappa, Braswell took over same office in Phi Eta Sigma . . . Ensor saw action in varsity basketball . . . top parties on the list: Mother ' s Club tea. Masquerade, Sweetheart . . . annual houseparty . . . pledges out planting grass on the new lawn . . . meeting with the Choir, Executive Council, Publications Board, Religiousj Council, Phi Sigma Iota . . . the SAE ' s found many im- portant spots to fill on the Hilltop in 1957. ED HARRIS . CLAY LONG OFFICERS . . . . eminent Archon STEVE KIMBROUGH Eminent Deputy Archon BRAD FULKERSON . Eminent Recorder , Eminent Treasurer MEMBERS PLEDGES David Angwin Stan Brasfield Louis Braswell Lorry Crocker Tom Cross Jim Donohoo Mike Donahue Jim Ensor Charlie Ferrell Jim Fort Brad Fulkerson Ed Gardner Ed Harris Tom Hearn Harris Holly Steve Kimbrough Cloy Long Bill H. Mitchell Bill L. Mitchell Joe Murchison Tom Pinion Bob Porter Bill Porter Bob Rosser Winston Smith Leon Trotter Hunter Womble Earle Bowen Steve Chadwick John Coggin Charlie Ellis Don Hicks Hilton Jones Jim May Paul McCain Tommy Payne Charlie Ponder William Randolph Dick Roycraft Chris Stevenson Jim Stooke Barnes Tatum No. 41 does it again for SAE and ' Southern Sir Tom kept up the SAE reputation , T H E T A CHI BETA XI CHAPTER Miss Alabama, South Pacific and Swimming parties liven summer rush . . . Bedsole, Polny, Ray and Conyers return from Centennial Convention . . . trophy for most progressive of 119 chapters ... 13 pledges and re- decorated rooms , . . Theta Chi number one in scholar- ship for year . . . Howard wins Music Club scholarship Sisson and Polny in Mr. Hilltopper contest . . . Patterson is L ' il Abner and best pledge . . . Theta Chi trophy case filled with May Day, Sadie Hawkins ' Day and Catspaw cups . . . Theta Chi candidate Anna Stonge is chosen Miss Southern Accent . . . Ray president of Dorm Council, Lamppin of German Club, Sisson vice- president of Religious Council . . . Homes and Polny active in publications . . . Zackie Doughty named Dream Girl at Christmas party . . . Lester and Streetman tapped for Phi Eta Sigma . . . Lee cops lead in Ponder Heart many parties and Stranger in Paradise ball lead by Peggy Powell . . . Jones is high point man . . . Found- ers ' Day, Rebel Reunion and house party fill spring quarter . . . another outstanding Theta Chi year ... a centennial year . . . OFFICERS JAMES BEDSOLE President JOE HARDIN . MIKE POLNY Vice-President BILL SPARKMAN AL RAY Secretary MICKEY HARRIS Treasurer . . Pledge Marshal IFC Representative MEMBERS PLEDGES Bill Balance Aubrey Baugh James Bedsole Stanley Clark Chuck Conyers Bruce Dailey Denson Franklin Martin Homes Joe Hardin Mickey Harris David Hinote Sam Howard George Jones Doug Lamppin Bill Lee Bob Lester Ernest Marshall Mike Polny Al Ray Jerry Sisson Bill Sparkman Kibbee Streetman Howard Striplin Jerry Champion Joe Fisher Jerry Hamby Clyce Hurst Jim Keith Jim Patterson Bill Snead Robert Stancel Harold Wallace Jimmy Waters Lewis Wheeler Norman Williams Another trophy for the Theta Chi shelf . . . Theta Chi ' s popped up in Water Ballet . = —  ; A waltz and a magnolia blossom . . . ' Mii:. spring and a full-skirted yellow dress . . . movement and color . . . lilacs and laughter . . . a charm and languor and verve . . . a Hilltop sort of ' Southern belle . . . 4 i ! 1 GiAixumA ON SOUTHERN BEAUTY rvl ' iss Arnna L anae r if . . MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT 70 m. -Ajc ona - Vjai ' brouah I •c:-- :? %B£i . - em ■ - ■ AfaBaaitfanMBaasc 3 auonted iti MARY JACQUELINE CARROLL Le Cercle Francois WILLIE LEE THORNBERRY College Choir HELEN LANDEL Kappa Phi Kappa ll „ -A -Y f  - ' . ' - ( « n ife s The camaraderie of clubs . . . MSM suppers on Tuesday nights . . . Y-Room filled morning after morning with a procession of organizations . . . melodies floating up from the basement of Stockham . . . Tuesday night and copy slowly piling up in the News office . . . Fremde Freunde — an old club with a new name . . . coming in late to meetings with bookstore coffee warming your hands . . . stirring debates by the embryonic political organization . . . and Student Life Committee keeping tabs on it all. 1 ON ' SOUTHERN ' S ORGANIZATIONS . Li-- FRANCES OSBORN Editor THE 1957 SOUTHERN ACCENT A surprising range of comment sparked interest in the 1957 Soul-hern Accent and produced, on paper and in the retrospect of the mind, an illuminating commen- tary of a year on a somewhat cloistered Hilltop. FRANCES OSBORN Editor HARRIET BARNES Business Manager MARTiN HAMES Assistant Editor DAN ROPER Gree c Editor DOROTHY MUELLER Layout Editor MIKE POLNY Beauty Editor MARTE KOLBE Literary Editor MIKKI SHRADER, MARY ELLEN THOMAS Club Editors BILL DEAN P iofogrop ier MERLA HIGGINS ■ ' ' ' ' ' JUDY WILLIAMS Editorial Assistant GAIL BEALE, JIM GILLESPY, HARRIET HARPER Staff and more work EDWARD HARRIS Editor THE 1957 HILLTOP NEWS ;D HARRIS Editor iILL DEAN Business Manager )0N BROWN Sports Editor .ARRY ANDREWS Managing Editor ;harles PONDER Circulation Manager Somewhat more controversial than past HTN ' s, this year ' s thought-provoking, lucid comment on Hilltop life Hunter Womble James Gillespy Charles Hagler John Hook with its air of the world outside, evidences a maturer otti- Walloce Graddick Marte Kolbe j toward the art of the newspaper. Mary Barrow Ann Motte Frances Bonds Carolyn Portis Betty Scruggs Judy Williams Mayme Jo Morris Making rules and enforcing them . . . for the third of Hilltoppers who live on campus . . . party planners, and a group to keep study hours quiet. THE DORMITORY COUNCILS CHAIRMEN AL RAY Soys ' Dormitory CELIA LUMPKIN Girls ' Dormitories THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OFFICERS BOB PORTER President GRADY LOONEY Vice-President ANN FOUCHE Secretary BERMA JARRARD Treasurer Between administration and student body, the Executive council is the hub of school activity, with a weather eye out for clubs. May Day, and Catspaw. Good deeds for the year: the final veto of Sadie Hawkins Day, and a promising Student Forum. 80 THE HONOR COUNCIL OFFICERS SANDRA HARRIS Chairman MILTON BOYKIN Vice-President ALICE CHAMBLISS Secretary KATIE HAYNES Publicity Chairman Instructing new students about the honor pledge they ' ve signed, reminding students of their promise, the Honor Council keeps professors out of the way at examination time, and very seldom meets to sentence offenders. 81 MRS. HAMILTON Chairman PUBLICATIONS BOARD Newspaper and yearbook problems are under jurisdiction of the Publications Board, which talks its way to a solution of everything from deficit to commissions. STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE Keeping up with the calendar, the Student Life Committee schedules meet- ings and approves plans for school functions. DR. WESSON President MRS. COTHRAN Secretory TOREADORS OFFICERS ROBERT THORNTON President DAN BURGESS Vice-President BRYNLEY KING Secretary JOHN HOOK Treasurer Economics and business students meet, hold contests and sell barbecue — one of the top organizations in mem- bership and spirit — with a room of their own, and a key for each member. z ' -i ( vi n 4 ■« JSPTHr . r V i MORTAR BOARD MEMBERS Alice Joy Crawford Anne Oliver Gray Harriette Houston Berma Jarrard Patricia Pace OFFICERS HARRIETTE HOUSTON President PATSY PACE Vice-President JOY CRAWFORD Secretary ANNE GRAY Treasurer Mortar Board scroll lists outstanding junior girls . . . tapped in the spring, new members add a whole year of outstanding service an already superior record. 84 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA MEMBERS Milton Boykin Gene Davenport Bill Dean Joe Estes Edward Harris Steve Kimbrough Clay Long Grady Looney Royce Murray Robert Porter Dan Roper Roy Wells Harvey Wingo OFFICERS HARVEY WINGO President GENE DAVENPORT Vice-President DR. PHILIP BEAUDRY Secretory JOE ESTES Treasurer Leaders in junior and senior classes . . . tapped in recognition of scholarship and service . . . College Directory and a prized key. 85 KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Future teachers . . . elementary, secondary and college levels . . . plans and outings . . . tappings for outstanding education majors. OFFICERS SALLY SAXON President KATHRYN VOIGHT Vice-President BERMA JARRARD Secretary OFFICERS GENE DAVENPORT President JERRY SISSON Vice-President PETE GRICE Secretory DON SHOCKLEY Treasurer MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Ministers-to-be, regardless of their faith, meet, plan campus religious life, exchange ideas with ministers and faculty. I f I ' ?), i v f Cj I OFFICERS ROY WELLS President MILTON BOYKIN Vice-President JERRY SISSON Secretary JOE ESTES Treasurer ETA SIGMA PHI Latin and Greek are revived by Eta Sigma Phi . . . studies in the classics . . . interests in the customs and lives of past civilizations. COLLEGE THEATRE Three majors productions a year keep College Theatre members busy . . boon docks and Student Ac Building . . . and a free evening of entertainment for students once a quarter. OFFICERS HARVEY WINGO President JOY CRAWFORD Secretary CRANFORD JOHNSON Business Manager ALPHA PSI OMEGA — naHonal theatre honorary OFFICERS BILL CHESNUTT President HARVEY WINGO Vice-President MEMBERS Larry Andrews, Jim Gillespy, Betty Geohegan Lucia Nix, Bill Owen, Dr. Abernethy, Dr. Evans, Mr. Mims, Dr. Powell PHI SIGMA IOTA National romance languages honorary, Phi Sigma Iota chooses outstanding French and Spanish students, holds bi-monthly meetings where original papers are presented by members. OFFICERS ROLAND MARTINSON President JOY CRAWFORD Vice-President KAY CHAPPLE Secretary DR. HERNANDEZ Treasurer PHI ETA SIGMA Newest honorary on campus, Phi Eta Sigma, notional scholastic honorary picks freshman boys who are tops in scholarship . . . brother trat to UUl . OFFICERS STEVE KIMBROUGH President LOUIS BRASWELL Vice-President MILTON BOYKIN Secretary BOB WINGARD Treasurer HARVEY WINGO Senior Advisor OFFICERS JO ANN BARTLETT President PENNY MOORE Vice-President DELORES HODGENS Secretary PEGGY McGINTY Treasurer ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Like Phi Eta S igma, Alpha Lambda Delta taps freshmen high in scholarship, but chooses girls instead of boys . . . presents a scholarship to an outstanding freshman . . . cooks May Day dinner for Queen and court. TRIANGLE CLUB Freshman Camp is under the complete direction of this group of sophomores, chosen for service and activities, who assist with all phases of orientation. OFFICERS WINSTON SMITH President LOUIS BRASWELL Vice-President RUTH McNEICE Secretary MORNING WATCH Morning watch . . . every school-day morning ... a chance to renew one ' s religious faith and prepare for a day ' s activity. DR. McNEEL Advisor OFFICERS ANN ARNOLD President CONNIE BOZE Vice-Presider)t JANE HOPPING Secretary- Treasurer CANTERBURY CLUB Episcopalians meet each week, discuss articles of their religious faith, hear speakers tell of developments in their church and others. OFFICERS BUDDY HOLLYFIELD President ALICE COPELAND first Vice-President MARY JIM LYONS Second Vice-President MARION WHITE Secretary-Treasurer WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP Presbyterian fellowship . . . advisor Walker and a slate of officers plan programs, keep organization busy with programs, plans, trips. NEWMAN CLUB Newman Club ... a chance for Roman Catholic student to meet and know each other . . . parties and regular Friday meetings. OFFICERS MIKE DONAHUE President PAULINE VERCIGLIO Vice-President KATIE CLARK Secretory- Treasurer JU- OFFICERS TOM HEARN President JOHN MARTIN First Vice-President and Treasure JANET FULLER Second Vice-President EMILY HAMMER Third Vice-President JEAN SOUTH Secretary BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Baptist students and advisor McNeel meet, hold hot dog suppers . . . speakers and conversations about religion. OFFICERS ALICE CHAMBLISS President BEVERLY BACH Vice-President MARY KATHRYN PUGH Secretary RICHARD BRANSCOMB Treasurer METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMEN Open to all students interested in the Methodist faith, the MSM is a bee- hive of activity, with plans for state and national conferences, local philan- thropic works, and Tuesday night suppers. OFFICERS MARY LEE BROYLES President SANDRA HARRIS Vice-President JOAN MARTINDALE Secretary HARRIET BARNES Treasurer YOUNG WOMEN ' S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION International organization for service, open to all women on campus foster Christian principles and fellowship. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Two representatives from each campus religious body coordinate activity . . . sponsor all-campus retreat and Religious Emphasis Week. OFFICERS CLAY LONG President JERRY SISSON Vice-President ANN ARNOLD Secretary TOM HEARN Treasurer JJJ.- INDEPENDENT WOMEN Women students who do not choose sorority affiliation find friendship and activity in the Independent organization . . . intramural teams, parties and fun. OFFICERS SANDRA HARRIS President MARTE KOLBE Vice-President and Treasurer ALICE CHAMBLISS Secretary LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Slides and filmstrips and records moke meeting time interesting for French linguists . . . French culture and practice sessions with the French language . . . once quarter, refershments and party. OFFICERS ANN ARNOLD President ELLEN BURWELL Vice-President JACKIE CARROLL Secretory- Treasurer OFFICERS JOHN BIDDLE President JIM ENSOR Vice-President BYNUM WATERS Secretary PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB Physical education majors and students who keep the gym filled with activity . . . Intramural night and intramurals going night and day. CHOIR A Mozart Requiem, Christmas service, and Choir trip to North Alabama and Tennessee . . . plus ensemble work, and little programs ... a top convocation highlight . . . entertainment for audiences and choir themselves. OFFICERS MR. ANDERSON Director MR. COOK Assistant Director .lU- ' DR. WILCOX Advisor THETA CHI DELTA The honorary for chemistry students who spend their lives in labs. . picks the top few from the many THETA SIGMA LAMBDA For those who struggle with Modern Algebra majors. the heirarchy of the math OFFICERS WILLINGHAM GRABEN President JACK TATE Vice-President MARTE KOLBE Secretory BETTY TURNER Treasurer (rr 1! iP T AMAZONS OFFICERS JANETIMBERLAKE President BARBARA PUGH Vice-President PATTI TURNER Secretary ANNA TAYLOR Treasurer Three top girls from every sorority become Amazons each year — the honorary of the Greek world. OFFICERS DOUG LAMPPIN President GENEVA BLACKBURN Vice-President VALDA NEUBER Secretary- Treasurer GERMAN CLUB The Fremde Freunde unites German students — exchange and otherwise — with professors in an exploration of the German language and folkways. A crowded calendar . . . afternoons and evenings and weekends filled with a whirlwind of activity . . . committees, planning crews, meetings, rehearsals and performances . . . waiting around for people whore always late . . . the time of recognition — the camp, the pledgings, the banquet, the recital, the game, the play . . . the broken resolution to cut down next year and study . . . I dd ' CjmA ON ' SOUTHERN ' S EVENTS FRESHMAN ' .rtxji AMP Dr. Christie guides discussion of the philosophy of education . . . The focal point of camp weekend is the Hilltop itself, from departure . . . To preparations for return . . . As faculty and students share a casual shift from vocation to activity. Party preparations are less important than supper RUSH WEEK Costume parties and exotic atmosphere Fancy and liard worli — botli limitless. 11 Last day for Dogpatch . . . SADIE HAWKINS ' DAY liil: ' rfv Floats and freaks . Frenzied preparations . And the final result. A variety of fun . . For AOPi ' s philanthropy. MR. HILLTOPPER iii- THE COLLEG iEATRE A jumble of sight and sound and smell ... a cacophony of confusion resolved by opening night ... to return to a shell of being when the actors leave the stage. Bookseller Mendele . . . the m:od of the folk piny . . li- THE CONSERVATORY MUSIC Toward one ' s talent . . . Skepticism . Patient care Rank insubordination mpression ritten-down notes mes the ession of one ' s thouglits Comedy bits Synchronized groups . Student director , SOUTHERN ' S WATER BALLET Fall quarter brought a Water Ballet Christmas ... a Christmas Tide of rhythmic swimmers ... a jam-packed gym for a two-day run . . . carols by the choir . . . Santa and all the best memories of Christmas . . . done up in a December holiday package. 110 I A quiz show . . . and ' Southern justice . CATSPAW The Panthers ' night to howl . . . lampooning television, Dr. Snavely, the honor council, Miss America . . . from Hanson Hall to deepest Africa . . . faculty awarded golden cups to Theta Chi, Theta U and Zeta for a well- practiced satire of extension programs . . . portrayal of dusky natives hit home . . . and ideas for next year ran rife. The plaque . The caricatures . The fakeoffs . ,0 :i i V- 1 ,i Ensor recovers as Panthers trounce Bulldogs 72-65 Coach Burch . VARSITY BASKETBALL A hard schedule for a fine team ... the gamut of competition . . . trips over the South for basketball and more basketball . . . afternoon workouts in the gym . . . home games that filled the gym to capacity with people and noise . . . Coach Burch and Lee building a fine team ... a slow start but a great improvement and a good big season ... a lucky thirteen games won . . . excite- ment and hard work at home and away ... a glimpse of next year ' s top team. 112 ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' SOUTHERN ' Southern — Howard action VARS ITY SCORES 60 SEWANEE 45 57 JACKSONVILLE 60 69 ALABAMA 110 59 L.S.U. 60 44 TULANE 74 70 FLORENCE 77 77 SOUTHWESTERN 89 72 HOWARD 65 55 TROY 86 99 FLORENCE 71 79 OGLETHORPE 64 96 JACKSONVILLE 80 J BIB 1M|§||| I Jumping jacks Panther skill showed up when needed ' SOUTHERN 53 LAMBUTH 69 ' SOUTHERN 82 SOUTHWESTERN 69 ' SOUTHERN 84 TROY 73 ' SOUTHERN 80 . . MILLSAPS 69 ' SOUTHERN 68 OGLETHORPE 50 ' SOUTHERN 66 SEWANEE 50 ' SOUTHERN 88 BELMONT 85 ' SOUTHERN 97 CHATTANOOGA 74 . to win a big one . Moments when Howard semed to be on top GLEN CLEM CHUCK CONYERS JIM ENSOR LARRY HACKSTAD1 A Panther jump-off . . . ILTON JONES TOM LIGHT BILLY OWEN HAROLD PICKEL DAVE SELLERS JOHNNY LEE SMITH JIMMY STOOKE JOHN THOMPSON TOM WILLIAMS LANEY YELVERTON Pep-squad: Head cheerleaders Harpole and Yates; cheerleaders Walker, Evans, Waters, Howell, Turner, Boston . lU MEN ' S INTRAMURALS a game of grab-ball Ensor keeps an eye on action . . . trying to keep an eye on the ball . . . ' ' •i Ul ' l Intramural night spectators shop-talk mm t iNrf Wf ' Dx? Cross, Gilmer, Gillespy, Martin, Stephens, Green and Opperman . . . INTERMURAL SWIMMING TEAM Boykin cops badminton trophy. MEN ' S INTRAMURALS w ° t-v H ' ' iS ni HKi BH HHHI I B « ' f 1 m SPORTS aUHPA Bm 1 f T 1 V 1 7 COACH BATTLE . . . 117 EN ' S INTRAMURALS pingpong champ team captains . Gimlet-eyed attention on a game in progress Incipient action in KD-PiPhi gome WOMEN ' S INTRAMURALS The pool always full — at classtime, for Water Ballet practice, for fun ' The classes . . . twelve quarters of tests and discussions, cut and reports, field trips and labs . . . four years with the same people . . . the last day . . . the scattering over all the world . . . the friends, the enemies . the first hesitant start ... to the finality of Graduation Day. (ylec e i iX ON ' SOUTHERN ' S CLASSES F R E s H M E N DONALD ADAMS Kappa Alpha ROBERT ADWELL Pi Kappa Alpha GEORGE ALLEN VASSIE JO MOATES ANDERSON JOHN ANDREWS BOB BAILEY Lambda Chi Alpha ELTON BAILEY Pi Kappa Alpha WILLIAM BAUGH Pi Kappa Alpha DOTTY BECTON MARY HOLLAND BLACK Kappa Delta ANNA BLANKENSHIP 122 JOHN WILLIAM AYRES Alpha Tau Omega MARY BARROW Kappa Delta SALLY SUE BENNETT Zeta Tau Alpha FRANCES BONDS Kappa Delta Tf FRESHMEN JOYCE BOSTICK Zeta Tou Alpha BARBARA BROOKS ANNE BRUNO Theta Upsilon ANNE BUSSY JIM CASH Alpha Tau Omega THOMAS BOWEN Sigma Alpha Epsilon WANDA BOUTWELL Alpha Omicron Pi SHULER BROWN NAOMI BRIGHT BARBARA BUCKNER LINDA BURNETT MERLE SUE CAMP ELLEN CARTER BARBARA CASHION Zeta Tau Alpha ANNA CAULFIELD I 123 FRESHMEN V STEVE CHADWICK Sigma Alpha Epsilon GERALD CHAMPION Theta Chi MARY LEE CAUTHEN BRUCE CLARK Kappa Alpha JUDY CLEM Pi Beta Phi JANICE CHAPPELL AGATHA KATHERINE CONNER SANDRA COOK Alpha Omicron Pi MARGARET CLEVELAND MICHAEL CRAM Delta Sigma Phi MARTHA ANN CREAGH Kappa Delta GAYLE CORLEY Zeta Tau Alpha ADA DANIEL JENNY DAVIS Kappa Delta BOBBY CRUMP 124 ™ FRESHMEN KAY DIAL Theta Upsilon JUDY DOBBS NANCY DUNLAP BOBBIE ELDERS DAVID DRUMMOND PATRICIA ELLIOTT Zeta Tau Alpha CHARLES ELLIS Sigma Alpha Epsilon SUE ENGLE HERMAN ENSOR BARBARA EVANS Alpha Omicron Pi JERRY FARRIS CAROLYN FERRELL Pi Beta Phi ALAN PIKES LORETTA FEASTER JOE FISHER Theta Chi 125 FRESHMEN WILLIAM FLETCHER BOBBY FORRESTER BOBBIE FOSTER Kappa Delia BARNARD FRANKLIN CHARLES FRAZER FAITH FREEMAN GARY GANUS Delta Sigma Phi IVA GARDNER SIDNEY GRAY LOUISE GRUTZEK 126 ALLEN FOSTER Lambda Chi Alpha GLEN FRASER ARTHUR FUSSELL HENRY GOLSON BOB GUNN Alpha Tau Omega FRESHMEN CHARLES HAGLER GERALD HAMBY Theia Chi BEN HARRIS wBm. ™ JOSEPH HARVEY -  ♦ 1 DONNA JO HICKS Theta Upsilon DENNIS HALE JANICE HAM Kappa Delta MARY LOUISE HARDEN Alpha Omicron Pi JOAN HARPER DIANA HARRISON Pi Beta Phi JERRY HARRISON Pi Kappa Alpha CECIL HENSON Pi Kappa Alpha DONALD HICKS Sigma Alpha Epsilon ELVIN HILYER, JR. BARBARA HOBBS Alpha Omicron Pi 127 FRESHMEN ii J NiiK ELIZABETH HOUSTON Zeta Tau Alpha BILLIE HUNTER Alpha Chi Omega JEAN JACOBS WANDA JENKINS Alpha Omicron Pi BOB HOWARD Alpha Tau Omega CAROL HOWARD PAT HUNTER Theta Upsilon JACKSON JACOBS MARTHA ANN JACOWAY Pi Beta Phi VIRGINIA JENKINS BARBARA JOHNS Pi Beta Phi MARY ELIZABETH JOHNSON DEMETRA KALAS Kappa Delta NANCY KEARNEY DOROTHY FAYE JONES 128 FRESHMEN KAY KENNEMER Kappa Delta JENNINGS KING Lambda Chi Alpha BARNEY KNIGHT Kappa Alpha BURTON KOPLON BROWNE LATHEM Kappa Alpha DELORES LEONARD Zeta Tau Alpha ANN LINDBERGH LYNN LIVINGSTON Ind. KAY LOWE Zeta Tau Alpha CAROL MANASCO Zeta Tau Alpha DAN KITCHENS Alpha Tau Omega CHARLES LAMBERT JO ANN LEWIS KAY LINDSEY Pi Beta Phi GERALD MARTIN f i -m. ffc- 129 FRESHMEN PATRICIA MARTIN Theta Upsilon RUTH MATLOCK JIM MAY Sigma Alpha Eps ' ilon RAY MAYFIELD PAUL McCAIN Sigma Alpha Epsilon CAROLYN McCASKILL BEVERLY McCLENDON Alpha Omicron Pi BOB McCOMBS JACK PAUL MITTENDORFF Lambda Chi Alpha NANCY MOERLINS CHARLES MONTGOMERY Pi Kappa Alpha MAYME JO MORRIS ELAINE MYERS Pi Beta Phi BARBARA OGLESBY Alpha Omicron Pi JERRY SUE PANNELL F , 1 ■V •.■ K. 130 FRESHMEN JIM PATTERSON, JR. Theta Chi MARY ANN PAYNE PEGGY PENDERGRASS CHARLES PONDER Sigma Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM POSEY Pi Kappa Alpha BEN PRICE r m DICK RAYCRAFT Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANDREA FAYE REID DOROTHY SANDEFUR WILLIAM RANDOLPH Sigma Alpha Epsilon FRANK RANELLI Ind. DARLENE REID DAN ROGERS Pi Kappa Alpha LAURA SCHMIDT BETTY SCRUGGS Pi Beta Pi 131 FRESHMEN h BILL SHAW LINDA SHERRILL Kappa Delta CHARLES SNAVELY, JR. Pi Kappa Alpha HAROLD SPRADLEY CHRIS STEVENSON Sigma Alpha Epsilon JOAN SHAW SONJA SHEALY Zeia Tau Alpha LINDEN SHORT Pi Kappa Alpha MARILYN SMITH Pi Beta Phi BILL SNEAD Tbeta Chi GLORIA SNIDER Zeta Tau Alpha MAMIE STANDFORD Zeta Tau Alpha ROBERT STANSEL Theta Chi GAYLE STEVENSON LINDA STOKES 132 FRESHMEN JAMES STOOKE Sigma Alpha Epsilon MARTHA STOREY Alpha Omicron Pi JETTY SULLIVAN DON SWAFFORD Pi Kappa Alpha BARNES TATUM Sigma Alpha Epsilon JERRY TATUM Pi Beta Phi ANN THIGPEN Alpha Omicron Pi MARY ELLEN THOMAS GENELL TOLAR Zeta Tau Alpha ESTHER TRIBLE CRAIG STRIPLIN Kappa Delta MICHAEL SZABO Lambda Chi Alpha DELLA ANN TIDWELL JOHN THORNTON Pi Kappa Alpha ANDREW TRONCALLI r 133 FRESHMEN w JACKIE TURNER Alpha Chi Omega PAULA TUTTLE Kappa Delta BURT VAN GAMBLE At ROSALIND VAN LANDINGHAM Ind. PAULINE VIRCIGLIO Theta Upsilon NANCY WEIR Pi Beta Phi LEWIS WHEELER Theta Chi NORMAN WILLIAMS Theta Chi DORIS WISEMAN Kappa Delta PATRICIA WYATT Ind. MARTHA YARBROUGH Theta Upsilon 134 ANNE WALLS Kappa Delta BOBBYE WILLIAMS JOHN WOODHAM i i SOPHOMORES IP ' 1% ' Yx ' , . 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WILLIAM GRAVES Alpha Tau Omega EDWIN GRICE ANN HARRISON Pi Beta Phi INGRIDHILDEBRANDT JANE HOPPING J. G.GREEN, JR. JUNE GREENE Alpha Omicron Pi HARRIET HARPER ALWIN HARRIS Theta Chi MARY KATHRYN HAYNES Pi Beta Phi LUTZ HEISTERHAGEN WALLACE HOLLYFIELD ROGER HOOPER CLYDE HURST Theta Chi JACK JARMAN Kappa Alpha 148 JUNIORS JOHN JENNINGS Pi Kappa Alpha SARA JONES Alpha Chi Omega HAROLD KENNEDY CHARLES KETCHAM, JR. S. T. KIMBROUGH, JR. Sigma Alpha Cpsilon ED KIRBY Pi Kappa Alpha HELEN LANDEL Alpha Chi Omega NAN LEADER JO ANN LITTRELL Zeta Tau Alpha CLAY LONG Sigma Alpha Epsilon SHIRLEY KELTNER Zeta Tau Alpha SARAH SIMS KIMBROUGH MARTE KOLBE Ind. CHUNG SOON LEE DAN LOWERYJR. 149 JUNIORS LYNDELL LYONS Pi Beta Phi JOHN MARBERRY RUTH McNEICE P j Beta Phi ANDREW MOORE, JR. 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JOHN RAY Kappa Alpha ROBERT ROGERS Alpha Tau Omega JOHN RUSH Alpha Tau Omega 151 JUNIORS EDWIN SANDS Pi Kappa Alpha BILLY SCHOU Alpha Tou Omega BETTY SAPP Pi Beta Phi HERBERT SATTERFIELD MIKKI SCHRADER Zeta Tau Alpha SALLIE SIBLEY Pi Beta Phi JERRY SISSON Theta Chi JAMES SMYTH JEAN SOUTH Theta Upsilon JACKSPANN Lambda Chi Alpha GLORIA SPRUILL Alpha Omicron Pi FRED STEPHENS Alpha Tau Omega LAURA STEPHENSON Alpha Omicron Pi JOE SWARTZ Pi Kappa Alpha 152 JUNIORS ANNA TAYLOR Alpha Omicron Pi TOM TERRY KATHRYN VOIGHT CELESTE WADE Alpha Omicron Pi JOAN WATERS Theta Upsilon DOROTHY WEEMS Theta Upsilon MARION WHITE Kappa Delia STERLING WILKINS Lambda Chi Alpha HARVEY WINGO Alpha Tau Omega HUNTER WOMBLE Sigma Alpha Epsilon JACKIE YOUNG Kappa Delta JIM WOODS PAUL TYSON Pi Kappa Alpha JIMMY WATERS Theta Chi NANCY WHATLEY Pi Beta Phi GLENN WILLIAMS J jL, 153 ALFORD, GORDON GREELY Sigma Alpha Epsilon Toreadors; president of Sigma Al- pha Epsilon ALLEN, BARBARA JANE Theta Upsilon Vice-President of French Club; Treasurer of Kappa Delta Epsilon; Phi Sigmo Iota; Mortar Board; President of Theto Upsilon; Treas- urer of Panhellenic ANDREWS, LARRY Lambda Chi Alpha College Theater; Hilltop News; Young Democrats and Republicans; Cercle Francois ANGWIN, DAVID RAY Sigmo Alpha Epsilon ANGWIN, ELIZABETH REED Pi Beta Phi MSM; Eta Sigrr.a Phi; Choir ARLEDGE, GEORGE WILLIAM Pi Kappa Alpha Toreadors BAILEY, LORETTA JONES Kappa Delta Epsilon; MSM 154 BATES, JAMES WESLEY Ministerial Association; Eta Sigma Phi BEDSOLE, JAMES H. Theta Chi Theta Chi President; MSM; past President, Treasurer, of MSM; Re- ligious Council; PE Club; College Theater; Ministerial Association BISHOP, DAVID S. Alpha Tau Omega College Theater BRANCH, JEAN Alpha Omicron Pi Southern Accent beauty and favor- ite; May Queen BATES, ROY L. BENNETT, JAMES R. BLANKENSHIP, GASTON BRANSCOMB, RICHARD Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega PEClub MSM THE SENIORS 155 THE BROWN, BERNICE BROWN, EVELYN Kappa Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon I r .. BURROWS, ANITA BUSBY, SANDRA Phi Sigma lota BUTLER, LOIS Pi Beta Phi MSM Secretary; IHS CARADINE, BILL Lambda Chi Alpha Kappa Phi Kappa BRUNO, THERESA JO BURNS, MILTON PIERRE Theta Upsilon Ministerial Association; Eta Sigma Rush Ch airman, Theta Upsilon; Phi; Westminster Fellowship; Panhellenic Council; Amazons; Col- Who ' s Who lege Theater; Newman Club LLL L SENIORS CHAMBLISS, ALICE CHAPPLE, KAY Independent Alpha Omicron Pi ' resident of MSM; Religious Coun- Secretary of AOPi; Phi Sigma Iota il; IHS Vice-President; Entre Amigos CLARK, CATHERINE CLARK, JEAN ' ice-President of Newman Club; Kappa Delta ollege Theater Vice-President and Rush Chairman of Kappa Delta; Toreadors; YWCA; College Theater; French Club; Panhellenic Council COGGIN, SAMMY Kappa Alpha Toreadors COOK, JANE Independent MSM COLVERT, JAMES W. Alpha Tau Omega CORN, GAIL WALKER Gamma Phi Beta If cox, ELIZABETH Kappa Delta CRAWFORD, LOISM. Beta Kappa Epsilon Entre Amigos CULPEPPER, GLENN Toreadors DAVENPORT, GENE Ministerial Association; MS Omicron Delta Koppa; Who ' s V( CRAWFORD, JOY Kappa Delta College Theoter; YWCA; MSM; French Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Phi Sigma Iota CROSS, TOM Sigma Alpha Epsilon MSM; Ministerial Association CUSTRED, JOYCE Gamma Phi Beta Westminster Fellowship DAWSON, FRANK Alpha Tau Omega Ministerial Association TH ESTES, JOE Alpha Tau Omega cretary of Ministerial Associa- in Eta Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta ippa FOLK.S, BARBARA Kappa Delta easurer of Kappa Delta; Southern ;eniors FOLEY, MILTON FOWLER, JANIS DEAN, WILLIAM E. DICKERSON, SYLVIA Alpha Tau Omega Zeia Tau Alpha MSM; Southern Accent Photogra- Treasurer and President of Zeta pher; Secretary of Alpha Tau Tau Alpha; President of Ponhell- Omega enic Council DUDLEY, HUGH ELLIOTT, LENITA LONG Zeta Tau Alpha Entre Amigos; Phi Sigma Iota w I ' i FRENCH, ELAINE Alpha Chi Omega Vice-President and President of Alpha Chi Omega; Secretary and treasurer of Canterbury Club; Pan- hellenic GARGAN, JOHN Pi Kappa Alpha Newman Club; Toreadors GEOHEGAN, BETTY Zeta Tau Alpha College Theater; Newman Club GONIA, BOB Ministerial Association GRABEN, WILLINGHAM Hilltop News; Theta Sigma Lambda; Phi Etc Sigma GRAY, ANNE OLIVER Pi Beta Phi Treasurer and Vice-President of Pi Beta Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; BSU; YWCA; French Club; Phi Sigma Iota; Mortar Board HARRIS, JOE HASTY, GEORGE Pi Kappa Alpha HENDON, HARVEY Kappa Alpha HENSLEE, DWIGHT ENIORS GRAY, JAMES Alpha Tau Omega HANNA, VIRGINIA Kappa Delta Epsilon GURWITCH, SANDRA HARPOLE, JAYNE Pi Beta Phi Secretary of PE Club; MSM; Pan- hellenic Council; Honor Council MSiM HODGES, JANE Independent MSM; College Theater HOOTEN, BRUCE Lambda Chi Alpha Ministerial Association MSM HOOK, JOHN Delta Sigma Phi Secretary and President of Delta Sigma Phi; Interfroternlty Council; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Sigma Iota HOUSTON, HARRIETTE Theta Upsilon President of Theta Upsilon; IHS; MSM; Mortar Board; Executive Council; Who ' s Who HUBBARD, CAROLE HUGHES, MYRA Independent Gamma Phi Beta College Theater; Phi Sigma Iota; Secretary, Treasurer, President of Entre Amigos; French Club Gamma Phi Beta; Alpha Lambda Delta; BSU Vice-President HURT, AMMA Pi Beta Phi President of PI Beta Phi; MSM HURT, MARY Zeta Tau Alpha College Theater; Mu Alpha; Who ' s Who THE JARRARD, BERMA Alpha Omicron Pi sident Alpha Omicron Pi; Who ' s lo; Executive Council; College ;ater; Mortar Board JONES, HILTON Sigma Alpha Epsilon Varsity Basketball KIM, HYUNG HUN LAWSON, EUGENE Newman Club JONES, GEORGE Theta Chi :e-President Theta Chi; Secre- y, Treasurer, President West- nster Fellowship; Religious unci! JOYCE, FRANK Lambda Chi Alpha Toreadors LAMON, CONRAD Delta Sigma Phi Treasurer, Vice-President Delta Sigma Phi; Eta Sigma Phi LAYTON, DELORES Zeto Tau Alpha Mu Alpha; Southern Accent beauty; College Theater ENIORS ii THE LEE, BILL Tbeta Chi LEE, ROLAND Pi Kappa Alpha Secretary Pi Kappa Alpha; Presi- dent Westminster Fellowship; Re- ligious Council LEHMAN N, FRIEDA Theta Upsilon College Theater; Secretary and Treasurer IHS; YWCA; Executive Council; Hilltop News; Southern Accent; Secretary Westminster Fellowship; MSM LOEMKER, ELSA Pi Beta Phi Treasurer of Pi Beta Phi LONG, WALLACE Kappa Alpha PE Club; Kappa Alpha Treasurer LOONEY, GRADY Alpha Tau Omega Vice-President Alpha Tau Omega; Ministerial Association; Hilltop News; Southern Accent; Interfra- ternity Council; MSM; Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who MANN, CLAY MAPLES, JIMMY t 9 }- A • f i l 9™ lw 2? ' ' w ffW v fp ?PSft_ m ENIORS MARBERRY, JOHN MARTIN, WAYMON 4 MARTIN DALE, JOAN Westminster Fellowship McBRIDE, RICHARD Kappa Alpha President Kappa Alpha; Geology Club; President of Interfraternity Council  e N McCOLLUM, WALTER MILLER, ROBERT Pi Kappa Alpha MILLER, JANE Independent Alpha Lambda Delta MITCHELL, BILL Sigma Alpha Epsilon MONTGOMERY, HUBERT THERON Alpha Tau Omega MURCHISON, JOE Sigma Alpha Epsilon NELSON, CHARLES PATRICK, DONALD MOORE, ANNE McLIN MURRAY, ROYCE PACE, PATSY PATILLO, JOHN Independent Alpha Tau Omega Pi Beta Phi Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer Alpha Tau Omega; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Mortar Amercan Chemicol Society; Omi- Board; YWCA; Executive Council cron Delta Kappa; Phi Eta Sigma. THE PHILLIPS, ROBERT Kappa Alpha PINION, TOMMY Sigma Alpha Epsilon Treasurer, Vice-President Mu Alpha PINION, JANE SIRLES Zeta Tau Alpha Secretary Mu Alpha PLASSE, DONALD fnm- m K- P- POLNY, MIKE PORTER, BOB Theta Chi Sigma Alpha Epsilon ' ice-President Theta Chi; Hilltop Omicron Delta Kappa; Executive iev s; Southern Accent; Entre Council; Triangle Club; President .migos President; Canterbury Club. of Student Body PUGH, BARBARA Kappa Delta President Kappa Delta E N I R S PYLANT, MARY Zeta Tau Alpha Secretary Zeta Tau Alpha; Mu Alpha i RANDLE, GEORGE Ministerial Association; MSM RAY, ALBERT Theta Chi ROPER, DAN Pi Kappa Alpha Omicron Delta Kappa; Toreadors; Hilltop News; Interfraternity Coun- cil; Southern Accent. ROSSER, BOB Sigma Alpha Epsilon RUSH, JOE Ministerial Association SELF, EDWIN Pi Kappa Alpha SAXON, SALLY Kappa Delta College Theater SHERER, JOEL Sigma Alpha Epsilon THE STRONG, BOB SWANK, FRED Alpha Tau Omega J E N I O R S STUDINKA, JUDY Tbeta Upsilon Triangle Club TATE, JACK Tbeta Sigma Lambda SMITH, HORTON Alpha Tau Omega American Chemical Society; Tri- angle Club SONG, CHULL SPARKMAN, BILL STRIPLIN, HOWARD Theta Chi Tbeta Chi Treasurer Theta Chi; Ministerial Association; MSM; Interfraternity Council 11 TURNER, PATTI WAMP, FRAN Zeta Tau Alpha Zeta Tau Alpha Southern Accent; College Theater; College Theoter; IHS Mu Alpho; PE Club; Vice-President Entre Director Water Ballet Amigos; President Canterbury Club; Religious Council WARTH, RAY Kappa Alpha Mu Alpha; President Interfrater- nity Council WEEKS, BRENDA Gamma Phi Beta THE THORNTON, ROBERT Kappa Alpha President of Toreadors Club TRIMBLE, GINNY SUE Zeta Tau Alpha TROTTER, LEON Sigma Alpha Epsilon TURNER, BETTY JEAN Theta Upsilon Vice-President Theta Upsilon; Theta Sigma Lambda; Alpha Lambda Delta SENIORS WEIDMAN, CHARLES WELLS, ROY Pi Kappa Alpha Treasurer Pi Kappa Alpha; Minis- terial Association; Eta Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa WEST, BEVERLY Theta Upsilon Entre Amigos; Hilltop News; Phi Sigma Iota; IHS WILLIAMS, GLENN WINDSOR, JIM WISHUM, ANN MSM; Independent Women YARBROUGH, AVLONA YATES, ANN Zeto Tau Alpha Alpha Omicron Pi Secretary Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Treasurer PE Club; Dorm Council- Lambda Delta; Dorm Council; Col- Canterbury Club lege Theater; Mu Alpha; Who ' s Who 1 ' 1 ' I 1 !. i..,-. . j s«. «.j. b -is. i.  i ' •- j V ■Tf ' ■ ! 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