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

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1963 volume:

LIBRARY OF BSR ' ir ' TM iF, . SOUTHERN BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001637 3 Pi rcV 1 1 je-b BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE Birmingham • Alabama iMe .n - : «4 WJ ' - ' ' '  EDITOR Bruce Hulberg BUSINESS MANAGER Howell Raines m ' r TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 12 ,1 ' ' ' VV!3 ACTIVITIES 38 ORGANIZATIONS 62 BEAUTIES 98 GREEKS 126 SPORTS 150 CLASSES 168 ADS 204 Faces And Names May Fade With The Years . . . ■:. ' -5? i„ But The Enduring Of Southern Will Always Linger Somewhere Within Her Walls ■ I . . . WORK ACHIEVEMENT riiL .-,- •■ , 1 • mm . AUTHORITY COMPETITION BEAUTY EVEN FUN DEDICATED TO Mr. Newman Mantey Yeilding Responsibility, business acumen and devotion are the qualities that Mr. Newman Manly Yeilding has demonstrated during his long career at Birming- ham-Southern College. Since 1926— for thirty-six years — he has rendered distinguished service to the college first as bursar and in recent years treasurer. Mr. Yeilding has always shown great considera- tion in helping all worthy and needy students with their financial problems while they were seeking an education. Furthermore, he has followed the ca- reers of the graduates with keen interest. In every new building constructed on the campus he has had an important part in every financial campaign launched since 1926. For his many accomplishments, for his abiding interest in the church, for his civic interests and for his personal integrity, we respectfully dedicate the 1963 edition of the SOUTHERN ACCENT to Mr. Newman Manly Yeilding. 10 ■ ■«S S ' ««  !W!« N M. YEIL.DING pisf- % - A-.E:ir oiuio ■S jS Mi ' — L In The FACULTY ' ■ W- m. I PRESIDENT-ELECT DR. HOWARD M. PHILLIPS, SR. The sixth president of Birmingham-Southern Col- lege, Dr. Howard Mitchell Phillips, Sr., is a scholar, teacher and educational leader of stature. Dr. Phillips comes to Birmingham-Southern from a distinguished career at Emory University, where he rose from instructor to professor of biology, then to dean of the graduate school and since 1957 he has been president of Alabama College at Montevallo. A native of North Carolina, Dr. Phillips received B.S. and M.A. degrees from Wake Forest College and the Ph.D. from the University of Virginia. He is a Methodist, and a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Pi Kappa Alpha and Rotary. Welcome to ' Southern, Dr. Phillips! 14 Dr. PhllUps Cliats With ChanceUor Snavely Dr. and Mrs. PhllUps Banquet Honoring Dr. and Mrs. Phillips 15 ¥ ' ttfF? ty w r. P w.-.i l THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Cecil Abernathy Dr. Abernathy has been dean of Birmingham-Southern College since 1958. Under his able lead- ership the college has continued to improve academically. He re- ceived his B.A. degree from Bir- mingham-Southern in 1930 and his M.A. degree from the Univer- sity of North Carolina in 1935. In 1940 he received his Ph.D. from Vanderbilt Univerity. ADMINISTRATION Snavely Stndent Center DEAN OF WOMEN Mrs. Robert Cothran Mrs. Cothran has been dean of women at Bir- mingham-Southern since 1956. She serves as spon- sor for the Women ' s House Council and Panhellenic Council and co-ordinates all women activities. Mrs. Cothran received her B.A. degree from Huntingdon College in 1924 and her M.A. degree from Columbia University in 1926. 18 DEAN OF MEN Dr. Ralph Jolly Dr. Jolly has been dean of men since 1956. He serves as sponsor for Men ' s Dorm Council and Interfraternity and all activities for men. Dr. Jolly received his B.A. degree from Birmingham-Southern College in 1942 and his B.D. degree at Duke University in 1945. In 1954 he re- received his Ph.D. from Vanderbilt Uni- versity. He is also a professor of religion. 19 rtWki - 1 JW k t W- 1 r II.. V ' ii Sfl ? ift:|| I S ' i«i M,rf.ja g ADMINISTRATION BURSAR ' S OFFICE Mrs. Goodwin, Assistant to the Bursar Mrs. Ward, Assistant to the Bursar Mr. Walston, Bursar OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR Dr. Hites, Registrar Mrs. Perkins, Assistant Registrar Mrs. Nix, Assistant Registrar Mrs. Hale, Assistant Registrar (not shown) OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS Mr, Tanner, Director of Admissions Mrs. Powell, Admission Secretary Mr. Dortch, Assistant to Director of Admissions Mrs. Blankley, Admission Secretary 20 OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Mrs. Hamilton Mrs. Walker Mnnger Hall Mrs. Margaret Hughes, Director Miss Rochelle Cro-w, Reference Librarian Miss Lauren Doggett, Circulation Librarian LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Frances McLaughlin, Order Librarian Miss Barbara Moseley, Cataloger Mrs. Bemice Phelps, Assistant Cataloger ADMINISTRATION CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. and Mrs. Stanford and Don ALUMNI OFFICE Mr. Englebert, Administrative Secretary Miss McMahon, Alumni Secretary BOOKSTORE Mr. Prude, Assistant to the Treasurer Mrs. Speer Martha Ann Bruce 23 Andrews Hall ' f M: ' Wj S ■ V •■ ' ' New West Dorm •f? . ADMINISTRATION . Hanson Hall Men ' s North Dorm THE FACULTY M. Paul Phillips Library RAYMOND FIjOYD ANDERSON Professor of Music, Director of College Choir B. A., Maryville College, 1926; M. A., Columbia University, 1939 WILLIAM RAINES BATTLE, JR. Robert Sylvester Munger, Professor of Physical Education and Director of the Intramural Program B.A., Birmingham-Southern College, 1980: M.A., Gieorge Peabody College for Teachers 1935. WILLIAM HUBBARD BAXTER, JR. Associate Professor of Music B.A., Birmingham-Southern College, 1942; B.M., Birmingham Conservatory of Music, 1947; S.M.M., Union Theological Semi- nary, 1949; Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1957. LUIS BENEJAM Instructor of Music and Director of the College Orchestra Diploma, Barcelona Conservatory of Music, 1936. HELEN BRASWELL Assistant Professor of French B.A., Birmingham-Southern College, 1961. BILLY PENDLEY BUKCH Associate Professor of Physical Education and Director of Intercollegiate Athletics B.S., Middle Tennessee State College, 1946; M.A., Peabody CoUege, 1947. RUTHERFORD RAY BLACK Professor of Education B.A., Birmingham-Southern College, 1930; M.A., University of Chicago, 1939; Ed.D., University of Alabama, 1956. MINNIE McNeill carr Lecturer In Music B.A., Converse College, 1908; B.M., Bir- mingham Conservatory of Music, 1942. THOMAS JACK CARRINGTON Assstant Professor of Geology B.S., University of Kentucky, 1958; M.S., ibid., 1960. JOHN STEPHENS COCHRAN Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., Southwestern, 1952; M.A., Harvard, 1953; Ph.D., Harvard, 1961.  MARIAN JANE CRAWFORD Assistant Professor of Latin B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman ' s College, 1927; M.A., Southern Methodist University, 1931 HOWARD HALL CREED Professor of English B.A., Ontral College, 1930; M.A., Vander- bilt University, 1932; Ph.D., ibid., 1942. ELIZABETH DAVIS Assistant Professor of Physical Education Diploma, New Haven Normal School of (ijniinastics, 1924; A.B., Birmingham- Southern, 1946. ROBERT B. deJANES .Assistant Professor of Political Science B.A., George Washington University, 1957; M.A., University of Tennessee, 1959. JAMBS ARTHUR DOUBLES Professor of Biology B.A., University of North Carolina, 193 M.A., ibid., 1938; Ph.D., ibid., 1940. RICHARD GLEN EAVES Assistant Professor of History LOWELL MYERS DUFFEY Associate Professor of Biology B.S., MaryviUe College, 1951; Ph.D., Indiana University, 1958. 4 28 LOUISE HALL ECHOLS Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., University of Alabama, 1931 ; M.A., ibid., 1935. ANDREW GAINEY Assistant Professor of Music B.A., University of Denver, 1940. WILLLVM ELLIS GLENN Professor of Mathematics B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 1925; M.A., Emory University, 1937; LL.D., Athens, 1956. THE FACULTY M. Paul Phillips Science Building KENNETH MILTON GORDON CHARLOTTE D. HARDAGE Professor of Chemistry Instructor in German B.A., University of Illinois, 1958; Ph.D., B.A., Huntinsdon College, 1958; M. A. Northwestern University, 1960. University of Alabama, 1900. HOWARD HARPER HARLAN Fred Mitehell Jackson, Professor of Sociology B.A., University of Richmond, 1933; M.A., University of V ' irginia, 1934; Ph.D., ibid., 1941. Erskine Ramsay Hall THE FACULTY i 30 DAN CLARK HOLLIMAN Assistant Professor of Biologj ' B..S., University of Alabama, 1957; M. S., ibid., 1959; Ph.D., ibid., 1962. MALCOLM R. HENDERSON Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S., University of Georgia, 1946; M. S., University of Tennessee, 1949. GUSTAVO RKNE HERNANDEZ Professor of Spanish B.A., Maryville College, 1938; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1944; Ph.D., ibid., 1952. WILLIAM THOMAS JENKINS Assistant Professor of History B.A., Binningliam-Southem College, 1948; M.A., Vanderbilt University. HOYT McCOY KAYLOB Professor of Physics B.S., Bimiinghain-Southem College, 1943; M.S., University of Tennessee 1949; Ph.D., ibid., 1953. LOLA PRANCES KISER Associate Professor of Mathematics B.S., Memphis State College, 1952; M.A., University of Georgia, 1954. ALBERT RAYBURN JONES Associate Professor of Psychology B.A., Millsaps College, 1952; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1959. JOHN FRANKLIN LOCKE Professor of Mathematics B.S., Iemphis State College, 1927; M.A. VanderbUt University, 1929; Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1933. RAYMOND JOHX JIac L HO Professor of Art B.F.A., University of Georgia, 1939; M.F.A., ibid., 1947. CAIiVIN M. LOGtTE Instructor of Speech B.A., Auburn University, 1960; M.S., Florida State University, 1961. MARTHA DICK McCLUNG Assistant Professor of Music B.M., MacPhill School, 1924; M.M., Bir- mingham Conservator} ' of Music, 1944. niCHEBOURG GAILLARD McWILLIAlttS LOUISE MASSENGILL Mary CoUett Munger, Professor of Englisli Lecturer in Music B.S., University of Alabama, 1922; M.A., B.M., Birmingham Conservatory of ibid., 1925; M.S., Harvard Music, 1934. University, 1933. MARJORIE WESTGATE McWHORTER Associate Professor of Education B.A., Wellesley College, 1921; M.Ed., Harvard University, 1953. RICHARD WALTER MASSEY, JR. Associate Professor of Economics B.S., University of Virginia, 1939; A.M. Birmingham-Southern College, 1956; Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, 1959. THE FACULTY W. RREN H. SLIRY Assistant Professor of Spanish I.A., UnlTersity of Alabama, 1961. WlLi,IAM RANDOLPH MOUNTCASTLE, JR. Associate Professor of Chemistry !.S., Georgia Institute of Technologj-, 1943; M.S., University of Alabama, 1956; Ph.D., ibid., 1958. Physical Education BuUdlng WILLIAM HOOGLAND MTER Professor of French B.S., Haverford College, 1938; M.A., New- York University, 1939; Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1956. .StyU ' 33 . The Conservatory of Music GERTRUDE BEYL, MYER Instructor in Chemistrj ' B.A., Hunt r College, 1945; M.S., Purdue University, 1947. SAM BATT OWENS Assistant Professor of Music and College Organist B.M., Birmingham Conservatory of Music, 1950; M.M., Birmingham-Southern College, 1956. EGBERT SYDNOR OWNBEY Professor of English B.A., Vanderbilt University, 1927; M.A., ibid., 1928; Ph.D., ibid., 1933. k J JANE PINION Instructor of Music ELMER EVERETT PITTMAN Assistant Professor of JMusic B.M., Bimunghani Conservatory of Music, 1950; M.M., University of Texas, 1955. THE FACULTY HENRY CLAY RANDALL Assistant Professor of History B.A., University of Alabama, 1943; B.A. Caiibridge University, 1949; M.A., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1952. ARNOLD FRANCIS POWTi LL Professor of English, Director of College Theater B.A., Bimiingham-Southem College, 1936: M.A., Vanderbilt University, 1938; Ph.D., ibid., 1947. ZOLLIE COFFEER REED, JR. Associate Professor of Education B.S., Florence State Teachers College, 1940; M.A., George Peabody College, 1950. VIRGINIA PITTS REMBERT Assistant Professor of Art B.A., Alabama College, 1942; M.A., Colum- bia University, 1944; M.. ., University of Wisconsin, 1959. ■1 fc? WTLEY SAJIUEL ROGERS, HI Associate Professor of Geologj- B..4., Emorj- University, 1949; M.S., ibid., 1950; Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 1960. MERTON VON STEPHENS Associate Professor of Engineering B.S., Alabani: M.S., ibid BARBARA DOROUGH THOMAS Lecturer in Music GEORGE THOMAS Assistant Professor of History la Polvterhnic Institute 1948- BM-- BirniinKham Conservatory ' of Music, BA-, Bimiingham-Southem College, 1952: ., 1951; B.M.E., ibid., 1-953. ' 1937; M.M., ibid., 1939. B.D., Vanderbilt University. THE FACULTY JOSEPH HUGH THOMAS Professor of iMusic B.A., BinninKhani-Soutliem College, 1933; BM., Birmingham Conservatory of Music, 1935; M.M., ibid., 1937. ELLEN FLAUTT WALKER Assistant Professor of Business Administration B.S., University of Alabama, 1939; M.A. Columbia University, 1940. DOROTHY COX WARD Assistant Professor of German B.A., Biniiingluun-Southem College, 1945; B.M., Binninghani Conservatory of Music, 1950; M.A., Columbia University, 1954. OLIVER CORNELIUS WEAVER, JR. Professor of Religion and Philosophy B.A., Birniingham-Southem College, 1935;; B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute, 1939; ; M.A., Nortliwestem University, 1941; Ph.D., ibid., 1952. EVEliYN TRGINIA WILEY Professor of Hlstorj- H.A., Binnlnghain-Southern College, 1938; M.A., Vauderbik University, 1939; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1959. RAY S. WtLLMMS Assistant Professor of English The President ' s Home  ■ m ■: -- ' ' ' ' ' ' (i8! l!PP In The ACTIVITIES The Old and the New 3  MAY DAY -,  ; ,,] -v. •J= -i.G.. -,- r ■i , ' The Only Thing the SGA ' s Done This Year Mad Rush for 7:00 Sex Class ORIENTATION ■ JUll, I Don ' t Care Wliat Tliey Say — I Like ' Quad ' 1 ' • Before And RUSH « ; •s Ml IT IT 5 : m. After - apsBUjW ■ Another Rockin ' Party- HALLOWEEN PARTY ' I ' m a Little Teapot ' Say You ' re Ivy League 44 Teas Are Such a Blast Anybody Want to Buy a Cadillac? Amazons? ItMai wwii iTti ii ' AMAZON TEA Scratching? 45 L s% I - M m Dorm Council Works Over the Third Floor COLLEGE THEATER. . . the visit ' Pam, You ' ve Got to St-art Wearing Make-up 46 Chris Loses His Family You Really Like Those Dam Things V, ,■ Nc t W ' iir Wr ' U Cet Organized 48 WATER BALLET WiMor l ls|ilii( ' iii -iit V Anonicr Misfire i 1 ,! Hj l 1 Jl 1 Christmas Is Such a Pun Time CHRISTMAS PARTY You ' re Smasliins My Flask Your Neck ' s Dirty 50 ART LINKLETTER Dr. Doubles Will Love These Ferns SOUTHERN ACCENT PAGEANT 52 M ' J ■ rr u yVlH iV , It cTfv 1 ■  - ■ ; ' ' Jhoi • I A ' f . , And We Give Green Stamps MR. HILLTOPPER 54 Slmmer Down, Cecil — I ' m In Charge Now ' M ' %M - . • -H; ' S i LIFE ON SOUTHERN ' S CAMPUS BSC ' s Best Student Somebody Spit In My Cup 56 ♦■ i The University Was Never Like This The Mickey Mouse CInb AND ON Southern Students Romp Guess Why This Was Called tlie Zodiac Party? 58 Alamande Left RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK r Krgo Purgo if, f1 • ■ lK4 l I In The ORGANIZATIONS ,j STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 1 Campus activities are an essential part of every well-rounded college program and the Student Gov- ernment Association has done a commendable job in planning the activities of this year. They have brought outstanding entertainers such as the FOUR SAINTS to the Hilltop, and the variety and success of their program is proof of the forethought and time they have spent in charting the activities for the year. Mr. Randall, Advisor; Larry Durham, President 64 Larry Durham, President; Diane Etheredge, Secretary; George Cobb, Vice President; Judy Crow, Treasurer PRESIDENT ' S CABINET 65 MORTAR BOARD The Officers Norma Goodwin PRESIDENT Bonnie Cofield VICE PRESIDENT Catherine Lehman SECRETARY Martha Ann Bruce TREASURER Mortar Board is the highest honor which a senior woman may receive. Upper division women are elected on the basis of their contributions in the fields of Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The activities of Mortar Board are designed to render service to the campus and administration. This year Mortar Board sponsored the Book Ex- change and a Cellar Program. 66 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA The Officers Buddy Stanford PRESIDENT Victor Thompson VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Jolly SECRETARY Bob Dowda TREASURER The outstanding men ' s sei-vice organization on campus, Omicron Delta Kappa, recognizes excel- lence in various fields of college life — scholarship, student government, athletics and social fraternity work, by electing worthy men into its membership. The group annually publishes the Student Direc- tory. Omicron Delta Kappa aspires to contribute to the high standards maintained by Birmingham- Southern College. 67 K. BlU Bostlck Martha Ann Bruce Cieorge Cobb Bonnie Coefleld 68 Darnell Cook Larry Dili Bob Dowda Larry Durham v .- - . I ' . lwl- .-..  %S. ' ' Cathy Glosser Norma Goodwin Not Pictured: Carolyn Heame Kay Smith WHO ' IN AMERICA UNIVE I i . v ■ t k I Lee Herren I Catherine Lehman Lamar Odom WHO COLLEGES AND TIES Rebecca Scott Buddy Stanford Betty Siilzby Carolj-n Taylor Anita Tully Richard Weaver Jane Watwood ' ' % ; ' .™— 69 HONOR COUNCIL The Honor Council is composed of eight students, the Dean of the College, the Dean of Students, and the Dean of Women. The Council ' s purpose is to promote the observance of the Honor Code and to review violations of the Honor Code. All students are requested to sign a pledge committing them- selves to uphold the Honor Code which is provided for in the student body constitution. CHAIRMAN. SECRETARY.. .Buddy Stanford ....Cathie Glosser 70 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic honorary for freshmen and sophomore women students. The Binning- ham-Southern chapter was founded in 1934. Its aim is to encourage scholarship among freshmen women by introduc- ing the aims and requirements of the fraternity in the fall quarter and encouraging pros- pective members with scholas- tic assistance and with an an- nual reception. Pat Dubose is president. PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma is a na- tional honorai-y scholarship fraternity for freshmen men who made a 3.5 average their first, first two or first three quarters. Birmingham- Southern Chapter awards a plaque to the fraternity with the highest pledge class average and an award to the graduating member with the highest overall average. 71 TRIANGLE CLUB Triangle Club is an honorary organization com- posed of outstanding members of the sophomore class. Its duties are to help the college host visitors, helping in orientation, selling soft drinks at basket- . ball games, and aiding in May Day festivities. Arthur Cross PRESIDENT Ian Sturrock VICE PRESIDENT 72 PUBLICATIONS BOARD The purpose of the Publications Board is to supervise the three student publica- tions. The Board consists of the editors and business managers of the publica- tions with the president and secretary of SGA and three faculty members. Ij. to R. : Mrs. Hamilton, Dr. Owenby, Vr. Creed li. to R.: Mrs. Hamilton, Dr. Owenby, Hulberg, Durham, Raines, Luther, Etheredge , Weaver, Dr. Creed 73 THE! Howell Raines, Business Manager; Bruce Hulberg, Editor 7A 1963 SOUTHERN ACCENT Contracts, picture schedules, copy deadlines, page lay-outs, choice of theme and dedication, ad sales — all these and many more factors enter into the production of a school annual. THE SOUTH- ERN ACCENT, employing a small and well-trained staff, attempts to synthesize these mechanical ele- ments with the activities and lives at Birmingham- Southern to produce a lasting pictorial documenta- ■tion of and for the college community. The staff this year has cut the campus as a whole. Perhaps we have been too cutting in some cases and not cutting enough in others. Whether what we have done in the 1963 SOUTH- ERN ACCENT is acceptable or not can only be de- cided by you the students. We hope you will accept this annual for what it is — a conscientious effort to p ortray Southern ' s past year of events in a light- hearted vein. Bruce Hulberg Editor STAFF Editor-in-chief Bruce Hulberg Business Manager Howell Raines Assistant Editor Hubert Grissom Class Editor Nancy Post Activities Editor Mary Ann Griffin Beauty Editor Annette Davis Greek Editor Joanne Thomas Sports Editor Becky Scott Organizations Editor John Williamson Faculty Betty Striplin, Kay Smith Photographer Jan Langford Southern Accent Pageant Director Carolyn Heam Staff: Mary Burkett, Dean Miller, Chips Bailey, Tip Wilson, Shirley Herrin, Patsy Compton, Mike Hemphill, Jo Gibson, Gaye Duncan. THE HILLTOP NEWS The 1963 HILLTOP NEWS has brought to the campus one of its best years newswise. In addition to strictly news items the NEWS con- tained commentaries on current events, essays of fashion, social tidbits, humor, weekly calendars of events, stories on intramural and intercollegiate ath- letics. The major innovation of the 1962-1963 staff was the publishing of an eight-page paper alternat- ing with a four-page paper. ■PP jjg,, s PAT OHNICH, EdItor-ln-Chief L. to R.: Ann Middleton, Pat Ohnlch, Kathy Savage Pat Bolle, George Sutton r STAFF Pat Ohnich Editor Lynn Luther Business Manager Pat Bolle Feature Editor Chris Waddle Managing Editor David Franks Sports Editor Louis deTurro Photographer Staff: Kathy Savage, Rosanne Harpe, Leon Mor- gan, Jane Blackerby, Don Dicie, Ned Killian, Richard Weaver, Bill Bostick, Barry Wertz, Bruce Johnson, Martha Johnson, Elizabeth Willis, Bill Barnard, Peggy Harrison, Melinda Kerr, Ann Mid- dleton, Kay Caufield. 77 QUAD . . . As the following sheets are the painful elabora- tion of many years, when my language or positions shall, in a casual perusal, seem absurd (and such cases may be frequent) I request the reader to seek some more creditable interpretation. This modest request by an obscure writer of the preceding century, Alexander Bryan Johnson, is the request that Quad and its mimeographed stepchild Blurb make of their readers. Although Quad has no vast heirarchy of staff members and no imposing budget, the finished magazine represents long and serious effort, by the editors, and especially, by the contributors. Quad for 1962-63 will live up to the quality of preceding years — and hopes that its hon- est effort will be given the most creditable inter- pretation concomitant with intellectual honesty. Quad Staff 78 ■ Wonder Who Their Hairstylists Are? BLURB Staff Fditor and Assistant Editor QUAD STAFF Editor Dwight Isbell Assistant Editor Robert Stansel Staff: Lee Fesperman, Sena Jeter, Johnnie Brock, Janice Entrekin. Watch That Pinkie! 79 THETA SIGMA LAMBDA Theta Sigma Lambda, honorary mathematics fra- ternity, is designed to honor students who have excelled in the field of mathematics. Each year the fraternity sponsors several mathemat- ics lectures on the campus. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Kappa Delta Epsilon is the national honorary asso- ciation for women education students. Its membership is composed of those education students who have main- tained a high scholarship, in- terest and attitude in the teaching profession or allied educational work. Regular meetings acquaint members with the history and ethics of the teaching profession. Activities include supper meetings, aid sent to a teacher in Korea and a tea for all educa tional majors. Charlene Reagan, President Dean Miller, Vice President Carol Nailen, Secretary Lynn Fisher, Treasurer ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a na- tional service fraternity com- posed of former scouts. The fraternity ' s purpose is to as- semble college men in the fellowship of the scout oath and law, to develop friend- ship and to serve the school, community and nation. Some of the many activi- ties of Alpha Phi Omega in- clude sponsoring the annual Bloodmobile, and actively participating in the Jones Valley Fund Raising Cam- paign. Allen Oaks is this year ' s President. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Psy- chology Club is to provide a point of interest for those majoring in psychology and to help them become more familiar with the field in a practical way. A person is eligible for membership when he has completed ten hours of psychology. The Club is beginning its first year of recognition by the Student Life Committee. Lamar Odom is this year ' s president. «A m. « , i AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY AND THETA CHI DELTA The Student Affiliate Chapter of the American Chemical Society is an interest group open to all students who are planning to take a professional or non- professional major in chemistry. This group sponsors speakers from Oak Ridge and , Decatur, as well as from the local area. Theta Chi Delta, Chemistry honorary, recognizes students who have done superior work in four or more quarters of chemistry. Each year this group awards a prize for the outstanding initiate and graduating senior with the highest average in chem- istry. In the spring they have a joint picnic with the student affiliate of the American Chemical Society. 82 ETA SIGMA PHI Eta Sigma Phi is an honorary fraternity recognizing scholarship in Latin and Greek. This group has a monthly supper meeting featuring a program on some aspect of the classics; guest speakers come from the college faculty and the Birmingham area. 83 ALPHA PSI OMEGA AND COLLEGE THEATRE This year our College Theatre maintained its usual standard of excellence in its presen- tation of The Visit and Moliei-e ' s The Imaginary Invalid. Those who work in all aspects of College Theatre earn the right to membership in Alpha Psi Omega, honorary dramatics fraternity, signifying that they have not only appeared before the footlights, but also that they have given many long hours to technical work behind the scenes. 84 GEOLOGY CLUB The Geology Club was organized at Birmingham-Southern in 1951, but was greatly reorganized and expanded in 1960. Its membership is open to geology majors and to all others interested in any of the varied fields included in the category of the earth sciences. There are several projects of field study underway. 85 AMAZONS Amazons is an organiza- tion composed of three out- standing women from each of the five sororities on cam- pus. They welcomed new sorority pledges into the Greek world with an all campus tea, fall quarter. -PRESIDENT ' S SCHOLARS The President ' s Scholars is a program to extend the educational experience of promising and superior stu- dents. The members partici- pate in a series of weekly seminars. In addition to the seminars, arrangements are made for the Scholars to at- tend concerts, the theater, art galleries and other offer- ings of cultural interest. WOMEN ' S HOUSE COUNCSL The Women ' s House Council is composed of elected and appointed mem- bers from Hanson and An- drews Halls. It is a repre- sentative and regulatory body, supervising the activi- ties of these dormitories, ini- tiating rules, and striving for full cooperation between the women residents and the ad- ministration. Officers for this year are Jan Fincher, president, and Lu Smith, sec- retary. Mrs. Robert Cothran, Dean of Women, is the ad- visor to the group. -MEN ' S HOUSE COUNCIL The men ' s house council is composed of appointed members from the Men ' s West and North residence halls. It is a regulatory body designed to supervise the ac- tivities of the men residents. The council strives to im- prove the dormitory life by providing the men with a means of recourse in matters concerning dormitory life. Barry Wertz is the chairman of the council and Dr. Ralph Jolly is the advisor. ALPHA Alpha Kappa Psi is a na- tional honorary organization for business majors. The purpose of the organization is to foster better business standards for the future. In- dustrial field trips, promi- nent speakers from the field of business, forums on ca- reer planning and panel dis- cussions of current political and economic problems are some of the group ' s activi- ties. PHI CHI THETA Phi Chi Theta, which was an outgrowth of the Torea- dors Club, is a professional business fraternity. This chapter was installed at Bir- mingham-Southern College on March 29, 1958. Carol Nailen is President for this year. The Religious Council is composed of the presidents and an elected representa- tive from each religious or- ganization on campus. Its activities include: Religious Emphasis Week, Morning Watch, and Dorm Devo- tionals. Larry Dill PRES. Betty Owens V. PRES. Rene Armstrong SECY. Jane Dudley TREAS. ' If ' ■fllBIP RELIGIOUS COUNCIL MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION pn r The Ministerial Associa- tion is an interdenomina- tional ecclesiastical assem- bly of men pursuing an edu- cation that prepares them for some full time religious profession. The programs of the Association acquaint the members with topics of pro- fessional interest. The pur- pose of the Association tends to combine religious fellow- ship and inspiration for the ministerial student, and to sei ve the Christian commu- nity, both on and off cam- pus. PRICE FELLOWSHIP Price Fellowship is an in- terdenominational service organization. The members visit the Girls Industrial School, the Crippled Chil- dren ' s Clinic and the Tu- berculosis Sanitorium. They present varied worship and social programs, also. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Each second and fourth Tuesday evening the Methodist students gather for a fellow- ship supper, followed by recreation and a program given by students, visiting speakers, or faculty members. The purpose of the Methodist Student Movement is to provide a cross- roads for intellectual development and spiritual growth. John Ferrell PRESIDENT Joanne Thomas VICE PRESIDENT Patty Wheeler SECRETARY John Groat TREASURER 91 CANTERBURY CLUB Canterbury Club is the or- ganization for Episcopal stu- dents on campus. It seeks to enrich the student life spir- itually as well as socially. The Canterbury Club meets each Tuesday in Stockham for a program of inspiration and fellowship and one eve- ning each month a supper is served. Activities include corporate communion serv- ices, socials and study groups. NEWMAN CLUB Newman Club is the or- ganization for Catholic stu- dents on campus. The activ- ities of the Newman Club in- clude business and discus- sion meetings, socials, and communion Sundays. During Religious Emphasis Week the members hold their own convocations. Jane Dudley is President for this year. 92 BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Every Tuesday the Bap- tists on the Hilltop come to- gether to carry out their pro- gram of activities. Some of their functions are spaghetti suppers, State Conventions, and a dinner for all Baptist students. WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP The Westminster Fellow- ship meets each Tuesday in the Independent Room in Stockham. We enjoy supper meetings every other Tues- day. Our missions include Ketona County Home, which we visit the second Sunday of each month, and the Tal- ladega Children ' s Home, which we visit in the fall and spring. Ensley High- lands Presbyterian Church is our host church. We have a coke party each quarter, as well as picnics, a pancake supper with very excellent programs and group discus- sions. Ian Sturrock is presi- dent. 93 PRELAW SOCIETY The Birmingham-South- ern Pre-Law Society was formed through the coopera- tion of interested students and faculty. Membership is open to all students of Bir- mingham-Southern College who are interested in lav as a profession. The purpose of the Pre- Law Society is to promote and encourage pre-legal study at Birmingham-South- ern College, and to increase the students ' understanding of law and of the legal pro- fession. The president of the or- ganization this year is Hu- bert Grissom. DEBATE SQUAD The Debate Squad started the year with trips to Mer- cer and Emory, and with participation in the Birming- ham Invitational Tourna- ment, which was co-spon- sored with Howard. In the winter, they made a trip to Florida State University. This spring they are hosts to the Harvard College Debate Team in a debate held on the Birmingham-Southern campus. f N -ii « -ifn COLLEGE CHOIR Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Anderson and Mr. Sam Batt Owens, ' Southern ' s choir is a very necessai-y part of campus life. The entertaining convocation programs, the annual Christmas program, and the beautiful anthems prepared for special occasions are a fevf of the activities which make the campus proud of the choir and its members. Because of its fine reputation the choir is enthusiastically received by churches and schools on its annual choir trip. In the past few years the choir has travelled widely throughout the South. This year Tom Gibbs is the president of the choir. 95 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL The Panhellenic Council is composed of two representatives from each of the sororities on campus. They serve to promote friendly relations, formulate plans for organized rush, and supervise other policy matters relating to sorority life. Rush is opened in the fall with a Panhellenic tea for all new girls. The Council under the guidance of Mrs. Robert Cothran prepares information to be given to all girls going through rush. Kay Smith is this year ' s Panhellenic President. 96 % iS cx. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council functions to promote friendly relations among the fraterni- ties and to set up rush regulations. The group is composed of two members from each of the seven fraternities on campus. This organization meets each week and Gerald Ganus is this year ' s President. 97 And The BEAUTIES MISS OUTHERN ACCENT PAGEANT 100 ' f f Hubert Gives Instructions For Tiie Beauty Wallc ' . . . And What I o VOL ' Thinlc of the Cuban Crisis? The Loveliest of tlie Hilltop Await Judge ' s Decision •Mirror, Mirror On tlie Wall . . . 101 PARADE OF BEAUTY On Your Toes, Girls After two weeks of worry and ex- citement, the judges finally chose the fairest of the fair. The evening com- menced with entertainment by The Four Saints and climaxed with the an- nouncement of the favorites, beauties, and Miss Southern Accent. A New Queen Is Crowned 102 MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT Sfe-. . M§i:f MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT Shirley Herrin ' fMi ' y 105 a : ;. One of the highest honors which a coed can receive is being chosen Miss Southern Accent. This year the coveted title was be- stowed upon Miss Shirley Herrin. This pert miss from Selma, Alabama, won the hearts of the judges and the campus with her beauty, charm, and poise, all qualities which must be a part of any Miss Southern Accent. Shirley was sponsored by Panhellenic Council. ■il. •HU. s. t .- «4. v? i . 106 ' ?i Miss Margie Allen 109 , •? .■ ■.•w.ij (•. -r-vr.-w A i?2 fji t ' (v k J ■ ir.flr. ji«.1tf«.4 ' Oiivi ■ ' «. Jkf4 iKH -trjtrj ! rj-tr.ir ' tr j|i. ji ij   vrj fJi. jiT4. ' J%rjtrj9 . ' Uk ' Uir ' U ' , ' ' ■« '  ' -■ . ■ . js. ri,V- ' - • tr.trj jk iifU ' ■•f.TJ 4 Xll J ,iir,- r_t r.Tr.irjjf ' -♦ V ' ' I- ' it ' I- r3 V fc -;fc. -«  r  rji[. t. i. j ]K ■ r.irjir.ir. ' K ' l , |4f3K r.tMr.-ir,- ivV! ■ ai.  . j Sr.nr.i i ,ir,lr,l IIlVv ' , j ' ' V V i, j«. jn. j«.-. fi JJ , ' f% '  ' •,■ •,-• ' ■,■ ' r, ' Miss Diane Bundy no Miss Billie Claire Fuller 113 Miss Catherine Glosser W ' ' Miss Pamela Teague . 1 117 Miss Patricia Wheeler 118 !?f! Sharry Baird FAVORITES Beverlye Brown 120 Bonnie Coefield AT SOUTHERN Susie Fullerton 121 FAVORITES Melinda Kerr Catherine Lehman 122 ■J ' I Jeanie Meadows Jeanie Mabry 123 Genie Patterson Penelope Roberts M THE! Pamela Wright Elizabeth Striplin FAVORITES IHH HIilllHBBiU t nas In The GREEKS ALPHA CHI OMEGA Dear Mrs. Snavely, Next time you ' re on campus, please come by Alpha Chi hall and see your sisters. Turn right as you enter Hanson lobby. If there ' s nobody on the hall — look for us in the gym. We ' ll be shooting baskets. Love, The Officers Of Alpha Chi Omega Dixie Cahill PRESIDENT Carolyn Barrett 1st VICE PRESIDENT Diane Higginbotham 2nd VICE PRESIDENT Dean Miller CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Anne Middleton TREASURER Dixie 4 mm -■Mli- 128 Jean Anderegg Jane Anderson Carolj-n Barrett Eleanor Bergqulst Marj ' Glenn Bohannon Susan Bohorfoush Pat BoUe Julie Boyers Dixie Calilll Carole Charlton Jan Flncher Susan Greene Peggy Harrison Barbara Herrin Diane HigRinhotham Elizabeth Higlit Mary Holt Martha Johnson Pat Keith Eleanor Long Carolyn Looney Georgia Manley Bobbie IcCleod Anne Sliddleton Dean Miller Terri Nannie Trina Nannie Anne Posey Cliarlene Reagan Snellen Reid ALPHA OMEGA CHAPTER Betty Ann Scroggin Jean Sederstroni Karen Sewell Judy Simenson Charlotte Spangler Mary Sue Spruce Sue Stahlinan Carolj-n Taylor Katliie Thomason Sydney Walker Pay West Janice Wilson Linda Wright J L 129 ALPHA OMICRON PI Dear Nina, Wasn ' t Sumatanga the perfect place for house- party this year? Sort of like old home week! Mr. Hilltopper was fabulous!! The chorus-line gave its usual polished, professional performance. Appreciatively yours, Jane The Officers of Alpha Omicron Pi Jane Watwood PRESIDENT Carolyn Hearn FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Norma Goodwin SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Tanya Collins CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Rosanne Harpe RECORDING SECRETARY Patsy Compton TREASURER )30 i J i. , _ A Susan Andrews Carolyn Atcihson Dale Blue Judy Bond Micliaele Burgin Lee Anne Cagle Kay Chandler Barbara Chapman Billie Anne Clear- man Rose Coleman Tanya Collins Elana Compton Patsy Compton Linda Cowart Marti Cuthill Diane Etheredge Betty Parrington Sigrld Fichtner Kay Poy Maylene Gabbert Carol Gillespie orma tJoodwin Helen Jean Hackney Rosanne Harpe Carolyn Hearn Blair Herren Shirley Herrin Nancy Horsley Barbara Kirk Brenda Knight Kay Knowlton Lynn Martin Xancy Ioore Susan Xealeans Carolyn Nethrj ' Pat Ohnich Cliarlotte O ' Kelley Nancy Post Sherry Putnam Adrienne Ray Penny Roberts Mary Wallace Shaw TAU DELTA CHAPTER Joan Smith Mae Lj-nn Smltli CaroljTi String- fellow Margaret Toomer Joanne Thomas Anita TuUy Cathy Turcotte Peggy Walton Jane Watwood Patty. Wheeler Phyllis Williams Dlanne Bundy Billie Claire Puller Janneke Holleman Kathy Sharpe Pam Teague fc A A A A .A 131 The Officers of Kappa Delta Cathie Glosser PRESIDENT Katherine Lehman VICE PRESIDENT Paula Campbell SECRETARY Marianne Hitchcock TREASURER Val Morrow EDITOR Beverly Brown MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN KAPPA DELTA Dear Daddy, Rush was great — can ' t wait for you to meet the pledges! That Hades party is always a sure-fire suc- cess. Sorry to make the letter so short, but we ' ve got to practice basketball. Lovingly, Cathie 132 i i h. i . i . J Margie Allen Rene Armstrong Sally Armstrong Libby Arnold Nancy Barbour Marcia Barkalow Muriel Bentley Beverlye Brown Becky Brown Betty Bryan Margaret Bryan Paula Campbell Camma Cook Lenda Clark Lynne Fisher Diane Freeze I)ru Fulton Sally Furse Cathie Glosser Jo Gibson Jo Gober Sophie Hemphill Betsy Herlong Martha Hightower Janet Hinkle Marianne Hitchcock Sandra Hope Catherine Lehman Clndie Leslie Marian Linder Jeannie Mabry Beth McConnell Marilyn Merchant Val Morrow Mary Melissa Moss fe J ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER Kay Randle Lois Seals Fran Stallworth Mabel Suttles Judy Thompson Judy Thorne Marti Turnipseed Melissa Vann Carole Willis Carolyn Wilson Ellen Worthy Helen Wurst A i J A 133 The Officers of Pi Beta Phi Lee Herren PRESIDENT Betty Owens.. VICE PRESIDENT Becky Scott CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Trixie Hill RECORDING SECRETARY Nancy Odom TREASURER PI BETA PHI Dear Brother Bob, Thank you for paying our tuition again this quar- ter. We ' re so lucky to have the bursar for our Big Brother! I have to stop writing now. I just got a calldown. My fountain pen is scratching too loudly — it ' s dis- turbing all our 4-pointers. Angelically yours, Lee 4li4k4M4k kik ' k m 4k Stella Blakely Nancy Cleverdoii Rebecca Cox Judy Crowe Jackie Curry Andra Egsart Holly Farmer Barbara Ferffuson Ginger Ferrell Judle Fields Anne Ford Michael Gainey Carolyn Goniillion Lynda Hancock I ee Herren Trixie Hill I ' am Horton Jean Ingels Katrina Johnson Iclinda Kerr Jlelinda McEachern Ann McKnight Christine IcPhaul Xancy Dee Meeks Celia Ann Illls Nancy Murphree Nancy Odoni Betty Owens Peggj- Patterson Aleeta Paulk Anne Paulk Peggy Perkins Jean Piginan Mary Pulllani Becky Scott ALABAMA ALPHA CHAPTER Sylvia Shumake Carol Smith Nancy Smith Anne Stimson Kiml Stinson Ruth Sullivan Charlotte Tate Karla Tatum Helen Thompson KathrjTi Walden Rosemary Walker Lyn Ward Anne Warren Barbara Wright 4 i:ii . ▲ ' 4 ' 4 ' klk 135 The Officers of Zeta Tau Alpha Bonnie Cofield PRESIDENT Carol Sue Nailen VICE PRESIDENT Anelda White TREASURER Barbara Ledbetter RECORDING SECRETARY ZETA TAU ALPHA Dear Uncle Art, Did you enjoy the Miss Southern Accent Pageant? It was the best group of favorites that there ever has been. Now that the Po ' Boy Supper is over, we have to wear shoes to class again. Mrs. Cothran has prom- ised to let us go bar-foot during Zeta Week. Looms! As ever, Bonnie 1 136 ifekk Bfti iBkdi Jackie Adams Suzanne Bailey Sharri Baird (iinger Broadaway Mary Burkett Nancy Carr Katy Cassen Bonnie Cofleld Susan Coxwell Jeanle Culp Annette Davis Sylvia Diamond Jane Dudley Lynn Faucett. Joan Fields Iarcia Flood Jo Anne Foote Suzie FuUerton Nancy Godfrey Nancy Gray Mary Ann Griffin Jan Hanibright Caniille Herring Janet Jennings Connie Jones Jane Krieger Barbara Ledbetter Sally Linebarger Kay Lovett Janice Kay Lyda Diane Manasco Carol May Norma McCrary Jeannie Meadows Pbyllis Slontgoniery ALPHA NU CHAPTER Genie Patterson Carol Sue Nailen Roberta Robinson Joy Shaw Kay Smith Margaret Dale Stewart Betty Striplin Merrellyn Thames Susan Tucker Suzanne Vaughn Anelda White Becky WiUson Earline Wooten a iikii iii li 137 The Officers of Alpha Tau Omega Lamar Odom PRESIDENT Mai Street VICE PRESIDENT Charles Clark SECRETARY John Mackin TREASUR ER ALPHA TAU OMEGA Dear Dad, Have had an exciting evening over at the SAE house — just the usually tarring and feathering of their lions. This is one of the small joys of being an ATO. Love, Lamar jnSS KAY LOVKTT Alpha Tau Omega Sweetheart r 138 Bob Athey Dick Baldwin Cliarles Booth Thomas Brugh Charles Chabot Floyd Cliristian Charles Clark Jim Clark Emory Clotfelter Ray Cooper WajTie Coxwell Larry Culver Dan Davis Paul Dowling Sanford Enslen Hugh Franklin David Fi ' anks Cooper French Robert Gamble David Glasgow Fritz Greenleaf Don Hall Cliff Hardy Andy Harris Qulnn Head Dan Hixon Chad Jones Robert Kontzen John Lenimon Buddy Lewis Richard Lindblom Dale Lovett John Mackin Freddy Parker Paul Pace BETA BETA CHAPTER Lamar Odom Arthur Paulk Joe Powell Ed Putnam Jeff Ramsdell Richard Real Ernest Rowell John Rutland Terrel Spencer Lowry Stanford Mai Street Alfred Tanner Fred Walbum Cliarles Watson Glen Wilcoxson Bill Wolfe Bob Woodall 4 4ik4 4i 4i 139 KAPPA ALPHA Dear General Lee, Fall quarter was a blast! Christmas was a blast! Spring holidays were a blast! House party was a blast! I ' m sure there ' s more to say about the year, but that ' s all 1 can remember. Please save us all your Marlboro packs. We ' re saving them to win a house. Fraternally yours, Tony The Officers of Kappa Alpha Tony Cherry PRESIDENT Wayne Wheeler VICE PRESIDENT Rhea Wood SECRETARY Barry Wertz TREASURER The Kappa Alpha Rose for the year 1 962- 63 is Miss Nancy Odoin, a junior majoring in History. She is a member of IM Beta Phi. 140 ill ■■iiMJIIifc MtMm I ■■pi ■■!■■■ 4ifc4ib ikAik4ih fe4Alife Esmond Adams Charles Renihard Jim Bradford Tommy ISrakefield Richard Biirch Tony Cherry Wayne Davis Bill Dawson Larry Dickinson Terry Douglas Jim French Roy Gandy Bill Gray Joe Bob Hushes Richard Hughes Bruce Johnson Bob Kendrick James McClendou Eddie iMcKenzie Dan Miller I eon Morgan Jerry Oglesby Jinuny Pace Fred Pickard Buddy Ramsey Carlton Rhodes Ralph Scurlock Fred Stewart Tom Stoves Ian Sturrock PHI CHAPTER George Sutton David Thomi son Ben Wall Kendal Weaver Don Wells Stuart Wells Barry Wertz Wayne Wheeler John Williamson Rhea Wood 141 The Officers of Lambda Chi Alpha Mike Crenshaw PRESIDENT Joe Carey VICE PRESIDENT Frank Troncale SECRETARY James Odom TREASURER LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Dear Harry S. Truman, While you ' re not too busy, why don ' t you come to visit your brothers? You ' ll feel right at home — we have a White House, too. Hurry! Fraternally, Mike The Crescent Girl of Lambda Chi Alpha is Miss Judy Crowe, a senior ma- joring In English. She is a member of PI Beta Phi. %r - Vtum p 142 ' ' E I BI ■ sifif ' 4iik f i 4 ili Aiw Berry Benson Louis Bohorfoush Joe Carey Terry Cargile WJUiam Gather William Cleere Janes Cowart Lee Cowart Joseph Davidson Thomas Dees John Drenning Floyd Dyar Gerald Ganus Paul Grawemeyer Hugh Griffin Bill Harmon THETA MU ZETA CHAPTER — ™ Jimmy Johnson Ned killian Steve Lovoy Harry Mueller James Odom 4 ▲i Ai At ' k Randall Pitts Bill Thomas Frank Troncale Bill Wright 4li « 4 143 The Officers of Pi Kappa Alpha Ed Lonergan PRESIDENT Jimmy Wilson VICE PRESIDENT Bobby Hoglund SECRETARY Walter Bryant TREASURER PI KAPPA ALPHA Dear Dr. Phillips, Welcome, Brother! If you need any advance in- formation about ' Southern, just write to us. As a brother PiKA you ' ll be proud to know that we ' re now Number 1 on fraternity row. Your brother, Ed SUSIE FULLERTON Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl -i_ ]44 ii iiiki% 4ti Billy Baxter Byron Best Walter Bryant Hubert Greene Robert Guthrie Skip Hardenburg Byron Herlong Robert Hogland Michael Knight Tommy Lambert Jack Lloyd Ed Lonergan Stan Paschenko Jay Smith Bob Smltherman Victor Thompson DELTA CHAPTER Randall Troup Jinuny Trucks Loy Vaughan Charles Williams Jim Wilson Mike Zealy K . - i,ae--j 145 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Dear Minerva, We pledged everybody again this year. Ho hum! We are maintaining the status quo. Confidently, Bill The Officers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Bill Bostick PRESIDENT Jimmy Brotherton VICE PRESIDENT Marshall Burden SECRETARY Darrell Cook TREASURER MISS DIANE ETHKRBDGB Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweetheart 146 ALABAMA IOTA CHAPTER Chips Bailey Jack Banibarger Kobort Hoone Bill Bostick Jim Brothcrtoii (ail Buck Marshall Burden David Calhoun Lewis Chapman Darrcll )ok Miles Copeland Andy Cromer Arthur Cross Kddie Croucli Gary Dickson Carj ' deLoach Robert Dowda Johnny Dudley Larry Druham George Ellis Walter Ellis John Ferrell Tom Gibbs Jim Goodganie Hubert (irissoni Pat Haley Mike Hemphill William Hodges William Hogan Bruce Hulberg John Hunter Scott Johnson Howard Jones Richard Jones Ed King Johnny I ockett Ronnie Luckey Lynn Luther Bill lathews Tennant McWilliams Mac Moncus Harry Nelson Allen Oaks John Parris Billy Patterson Cren Pritchett Joe Proctor Howell Raines Tom Rosdick Frank Schmidt Glen Smith Robert Smith Buddy Stanford Ernie Stewart John Stewart Ronnie Sutterer Jack Taggart Joe Turner Kenny Wallis Hank Watson Am -_ $ -! 4ik Mm 147 The Officers of Theta Chi Larry Sobera PRESIDENT George Warren VICE PRESIDENT Jim Cushen SECRETARY Lonnie Manning TREASURER THETA CHI Dear Mommy, Just an ordinary weekend — you know — the usual party at Highlands Terrace. The pledges have been right in there every minute this fall. It ' s hard to remain so ever charming when they ' re always playing havoc. Spiritedly, Larry MISS LINDA Cli.LRK Tliota riii Sweetheart f tfP 148 ' ' ' ri r3|,- fP 4 Bill Adams Clifton Briggs Howard Caston Paul Clem George Cobb Jim Cobb Larry Dill Phil Irick Bill King Terry Lambert Danny Lynn Lonnle Manning Henry Miller Andy Motes Bonny Nelson Bill Bay BETA XI CHAPTER William Bossman Steve Sargent Bicky Sassen Don Short Larry Sobera George Warren Perry Wigley ■ 1 hL « 149 In The SPORTS SCHEDULE COACH BURCH BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE PANTHERS 1962-63 Basketball Sch edule Nov. 16-17 Tournament Rome, Ga. Nov. 27 Whltworth Broolvhaven, Ml Dec. 1 Shorter Rome, Ga. Dec. 4 Belhaven Birmingham Dec. 7 Whitworth Birmingham Dec. 8 Shorter Birmingham Jan. 5 Mlllsaps Birmingham Jan. 9 Huntingdon Montgomery Jan. 12 Sewanee Sewanee, Tenn. Jan. 14 Lambuth Jackson, Tenn. Jan. 17 Athens Birmingham Jan. 19 Southwestern Birmingham Jan. 22 Athens Athens, Ala. Jan. 26 Lambuth Birmingham Jan. 31 Mississippi College Clinton, Miss. Feb. 1 Belhaven Jaclison, Miss. Feb. 2 Millsaps Jacltson, Miss. Feb. 6 Huntingdon Birmingham Feb. 9 Southwestern Memphis, Tenn Feb. 13 Sewanee Birmingham Feb. 15 Mississippi College Birmingham Feb. 21-23 Huntingdon Invitational Montgomery 1962-1963 BASKETBALL SEASON L. to R., BOTTOM ROW: Henderson, Posey, Scurloclt, McMurtrj, New by. MIDDLE ROW: Gray, Odom, Cherry, Stanford, Mackin. TOP ROW: Ward, Calhoun, Wells, Burch, Jackson. BUDDY STANFORD STUART WELLS TONY CHERRY RALPH SCURLOCK 153 LAMAR ODUM JOHN MACKIN BILL GRAY Somebody Missed the Mark I 154 BOB POSEY LAMAR HENDERSON DOYLE NEWBY JUNIOR WARD Newby Goes High For Two 155 TOMMY JACKSON RICHARD BURCH DAVID CALHOUN Tony the Tiger — Grrnrr 156 Four Arms Per Player — Strange?? We Must Be Losing Again ! ! Coach, Stuart Stole the Ball From Me! Scratch Just a Little Higher 157 7 VARSITY TENNIS 1962 Ken Wallls Serves for ' Southern • (0r CHEERLEADERS 158 They Keep Us Cheering Karla Tatum, Lee Ann Cagle Way to Go Strip! 159 MEN ' S INTRAMUKAL COUNCII L. to R., BOTTOM ROW: Barry Wertz, Cromer, Vaughn, Bohorfoush, King. TOP ROW: Thompson, Franks, BaUcy, Coach Battle, Coach Pickle. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Men ' s Intramural Council is made up of a representative from each fraternity and the In- dependents. The council is responsible for setting up the schedule and regulations for the men ' s in- tramural sports. The intramural program consists of team sports such as touch football, basketball, volleyball, and softball. The individual sports are table tennis, horseshoes, swimming, badminton, tennis, and paddleball. Coach Battle and Coach Pickle are the Directors of the program, with Barry Wertz as student di- rector. ■r::r-. • BARRY WERTZ, Student Director J . ' , ' 160 TOUCH FOOTBALL ALLSTARS — L. to R.: Clark, Stanford, Odoiii, Stanford, Mackin, Crenshaw, Cobb, Pace, Franks. TOUCH FOOTBALL v . ' I Got It ! • t ■??; •4 1 rV Come On, No. 10, Pass It! ATO Scores One On the eX Team VOLLEYBALL 162 Cliarles Bunts a Good One Oh, Don ' t : Xow Glen, That ' s a Foul! m. V( Mh; ' s INTKAMl ' KAL COl NCIIj — L. to R.: Holly Farmer, Anita TuUy, Nanline Holt, Becky Scott, Senior Manager; Barbarff Chapman, Barbara Wright, Kay Caufield, Jeannie Kice, Judy Thome. NOT PICTUREU: Cathie (ilosser and Anelda Wlilte. WOMEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL The Women ' s Intramural Council is composed of sports managers and one representative from each participating group. It acts as a governing body over all intramural sports, which include volleyball, basketball, softball, badminton singles and doubles, tennis singles and doubles, ping-pong singles and doubles, swimming and the annual Powder Puff Bowl Game. Among the duties of the council are to organize and supervise all sports tournaments, train and se- lect officials, and rule over all decisions involved in the intramural sports program. A banquet is held each spring, at which time team and individual trophies are awarded. BECKY SCOTT, Senior Manager 164 VOLLEl ' BALL ALLSTARS — L. to R.: Cathie Glosser, Becky Scott, Baibiira Chapman, Anita Tully, Jeannie Rice. XOT PICTIKED: Lois Seals. Badminton Singles Cathie Glosser Tennis Doubles L. to R.: Cathie Glosser, Sally Fursc, Anita Tully. Not pictured: Holly Fanner , P Vs. «. J !.:«««§ 2. r. .- .m 1 .. a 165 A Typical Basketball Scene. AXO-AOTT Game Badminton Doubles Winners: Beck} Scott, Anita Tully 166 « 1 atc, . ' ,-= ' 2 ' Anita Tnlly Shows Good Fonii, But Scott Scores NOOGAS Three of ' Southern ' s members of the Xational tJrganization of Great Athletes. Pictured are Jackie Collins, Jeannie Rice, and Becky Scott. 167 pl k. fif www t m III! I III! . . V I ill I f lllf {III I rmr iiiii nil 1 MJ l In The CLASSES - .-.-. BHs HkJ ADAMS ADAMS .AMOS ANDEREGG ANDREWS ESMOND THOMAS ADAMS Kappa Alpha Philosophy; Transfer — Yale University; Intramurals. GARY ADAMS LAURA JEAN ANDEREGG .- Alpha Chi Omega History Political Science; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; Debate Team 1960-1961; Pre-Law Society; Intramurals; Alpha Chi Omega — Historian, Chaplain, Altruistics Chairman. EMILY HARRIET AMOS Womens ' House Council. SUSAN ANTOINETTE ANDREWS Alpha Oniicron Pi Transfer — Duke University; Dean ' s List; M.S.M. THE SENIOR CLASS ROBERT ATHEY Alpha Tau Omega RICHARD HOLBROOK BALDWIN Alpha Tau Omega Religious Council; Price Fellowship; Westminister Fel- lowship; Alpha Tau Omega — Social Chairman. CAROLYN LEE BARRETT Alpha Chi Omega Chairman — Lutheran Religious Group; Intramurals; Annual Staff; Alpha Chi Omega — Secretary, 1st Vice President; Education Major; Kappa Delta Epsilon. ELEANOR ANN BERGQUIST Alpha ClU Omega College Theater; College Choir; Touring Choir — Solo- ist; May Court 19 62; Westminster Fellowship; Birming- ham Music Club Award. CHARLES HUBERT BOONE, JR. Delta Sigma Phi Interfraternity Council; Intramural Council; College Theater; Delta Sigma Phi — Secretary, Treasurer. ATHEY BALDWIN BARRETT BERGQUIST BOONE 170 WILLIAM HOLLIS BOSTICK Sigma Alpha Kpsilon Who ' s Who In American Colleges Universities; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — President. House Manager, Rush Chair- man; Price Fellowship — President; HILLTOP NEWS Religious Editor; Religious Council; Interfraternity Council; William Vance Speech Award; M.S.M.; Minis- terial Association; Senior Class President. SARAH ETHELINE BOUNDS , JON BKOCK JAMES BROTHERTON.. ... Siffina Alpha Ep.sllon Intramurals; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — President Vice President. MARTHA ANN BRUCE College Theater — President; Alpha Psi Omega; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; President ' s Scholars; American Chemical Society. BOSTICK BOUNDS BROCK BROTHERTON BRUCE BRYARS BURDEN BUBGIN BURKETT CAHILL CHARLES TUNSTALL BRYARS Alpha Kappa Psi — President, Vice President; Eta Sigma Phi — Treasurer. MARY COUNTISS BURKETT Zeta Tau Alpha College Choir; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Zeta Tau Alpha — Ritual Chairman; M.S.M.. Choir Shows; Intramurals. GILLARD MARSHALL BURDEN Sigma Alpha EpsUon M.S.M.; Circle K; HILLTOP NEWS — Assistant Business Manager; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Social Chairman, Sec- retary; S.G.A. Auditor; President ' s Cabinet. DIXIE CAHILL Alpha Chi Omega Amazons; Panhellenic Council — Secretary; Intramurals; Phi Chi Theta; Alpha Chi Omega — President, Rush Chairman; Choir; Newman Club. MICHAELE BURGIN Alpha Omlcron Pi College Theater; M.S.M.; College Choir. 171 CAMPBELL CAREY CARGLLE CHRISTIAN CLARK PAULA CAMPBELL Kappa Delta Kappa Delta — Secretary: Alpha Lambda Delta — Sec- retary; President ' s Scholars; M.S.M.; Theta Sigma Lambda — Secretary; Dupont Scholarship. JOSEPH FREDERICK CAREY Lambda Clil Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi — Secretary; Circle K — Vice President; Lambda Chi Alpha — Vice President, Treasurer. LELAND TERRY CARGILE Lambda CM Alpha Intramurals; Intramural Council. FLOYD LELAND CHRISTIAN, JR. Alpha Tan Omega Alpha Phi Omega — Secretary; Intramurals; Varsity Ten- nis; Dupont Scholarship; O.D.K. LINDA LEE CLARK Kappa Delta Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Col- lege Choir; Touring Choir — Soloist; Alpha Psi Omega; College Theater; Miss Southern Accent Favorite; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Choir Librarian; Water Ballet; M.S.M. THE SENIOR CLASS PALL LIVINGSTON CLEM, JR Theta Chi Theta Sigma Lambda; Theta Chi — Secretary, Historian, Assistant Treasurer. JAMES EMORY CLOTFELTER ..Alpha Tau Omega GEORGE WILLIAM COBB Theta Chi Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Eta Sigma Phi; College Choir; S.G.A. Vice President; Inter- fraternity Council — President, Vice President; College Theater; Intramurals; Ministerial Association; Theta Chi — Chaplain, Vice President. BONNIE FRANCES COFIELD Zeta Tau Alpha Mortar Board — Vice President; Amazons — Treasurer; Zeta Tau Alpha — Corresponding Secretary, President; M.S.M. ; Panhellenic Council; President ' s Scholars; Washington Semester; Midwest Model United Nations Delegate; Price Fellowship; S.G.A. ; President ' s Cabi- net; 19 60 May Court; Southern Accent Favorite; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; History Political Science Major. ELANA COMPTON Alpha Omlcron PI CLEM CLOTFELTER COBB COFIELD COMPTON 172 JAMES DARREIN COOK Sigma Alpha Epsilon Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Treasurer; Phi Eta Sigma — President; Triangle Club; Theta Sigma Lambda — Vice President; B.S.U. — Vice President; Pres- ident ' s Scholars; Honor Council. JAMES MARVIN CROTWELL College Theater. SYLVIA INEZ CROUCH Transfer — Converse College; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List; Art Students ' League — Treasurer; Canter- bury Club; College Theater. JITDITH KAYE CROVk E ... Pi Beta Phi S.G.A. — Treasurer; Pi Beta Phi — Rush Chairman. Cats- paw Chairman; Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl; Pan- hellenic Council; Kappa Delta Epsilon; President ' s Scholars; Debate Squad. SnLDRED ANNETTE DAVIS Zeta Tau Alpha Alpha Lambda Delta; Theta Sigma Lambda; HILLTOP NEWS — News Editor; Annual Staff — Assistant Editor, Beauty Editor; Kappa Delta Epsilon; President ' s Schol- ars; Physics Award; Intramurals; Women ' s House Coun- cil; Zeta Tau Alpha — Secretary. COOK CROTWELL CROUCH CROWE DAVIS DEES DICKINSON DICKSON DILL DOWDA THOMAS RICHARD DEES Psychology Club; Debate Squad; HILLTOP NEWS Staff. LARRY DILL Ministerial Association. ..Theta Chi WILLARD LAWRENCE DICKINSON Kappa Alpha American Chemical Society — Vice President, Treasurer; Interfraternity Council — Secretary, Treasurer; Theta Chi Delta. WARNER McGARY DICKSON, JR Sigma Alpha Epsilon Men ' s House Council. ROBERT ELLIS DOWDA Sigma Alpha Epsilon Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Omi- cron Delta Kappa — Treasurer; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Chaplain; Touring Choir; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; Varsity Swimming Team; Intramurals; Top Athlete 19 62; Dean ' s List; Triangle Club — President. 173 DURHAM DYAK EDLAND EGGERT ENSLEN LAWRENCE BRADLEY DURHAM SiRiiia Alpha Epsilon Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Vice President, Chronicler; S.G.A. — Freshman. Lower and Upper Division Representative; Student Body President; Triangle Club; Omicron Delta Kappa; The ' ta Sigma Lambda; Touring Choir; Math Major; Mr. Hilltopper — 1963. FLOYD M. DYAR Lambda Chi Alpha College Choir; Lambda Chi Alpha — Vice President. Treasurer; Interfraternity Council; College Theater; In- tramurals. LOIS EDLAND ANDREA CLAIRE EGGERT Pi Beta Phi Transfer — Pensacola Junior College; Phi Chi Theta; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship. SANPORD WILLIAM ENSLEN Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Kappa Psi — Treasurer; Annual Water Show. THE SENIOR CLASS BARBARA MADALINE FERGUSON Pi Beta Phi M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; German Club; Pi Beta Phi — Pledge Trainer; Intramurals; Psychology Club — Secre- tary, Treasurer. JAN M. FINCHER Alpha Cl i Omega Mortar Board; Phi Sigma Iota; Women ' s House Coun- cil — President; HILLTOP NEWS Managing Editor. MARY ALICE FISCHER - - Delta Zeta Theta Sigma Lambda; Canterbury Club; Psychology Club; Water Ballet; College Theater; Delta Zeta — Treasurer, Social Chairman. LYNNE B. FISHER Kappa Delta Westminister Fellowship; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Treas- urer; Water Ballet. JO ANNE FOOTE Zeta Tau Alpha College Theater; M.S.M.; HILLTOP NEWS Staff— Fea- ture Editor; Price Fellowship; May Day Committee; Poetry Group; Psychology Club; Southern Accent Staff; Intramural Council; Intramurals. FERGUSON FINCHER FISCHER FISHER FOOTE 174 CHARLOTTE ANN FOWLER MARY JOYCE FOWLER Phi Chi Theta — Vice President; Westminister Fellow- ship; Water Ballet: Price Fellowship; English Major. HUGH FRANKLIN Alpha Tau Omega ROSEMARY PUTRELLE FRANKLLX Alpha Chi Om ' Ka Panhellenic Council; Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship; Col- lege Choir; Alpha Chi Omega — Treasurer; College Thea- ter; B.S.U. DAVID CONNER FRANKS Alpha Tau Omega Pre-Law Society; Pep Committee; Intramural All-Star; Intramural Council; HILLTOP NEWS Sports Editor. FOWLER FOWLER FRANKLIN FRANKLIN FRANKS FRENCH FULLER FULLERXON GILBERT GLOSSER CHARLES COOPER FRENCH Alpha Tau Omega Eta Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Triangle Club; Men ' s House Council; M.S.M.; Ministerial Association — Secretary, Vice President, President. MARIAN ELAINE FULLER Delta Zeta Washington Semester; Delta Zeta — President; Price Fellowship; Canterbury Club; House Council. VIRGINIA MARIE FULLERTON Zeta Tau Alpha College Choir; Touring Choir; College Orchestra; Can- terbury Club; German Club; Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl; College Theater; Southern Accent Favorite. FREDERICK B. GILBERT, JR. Theta Chi Delta; Eta Sigma Phi; Dean ' s List. A.C.S. — President: CATHERINE ANNA GLOSSER Kappa Delta Honor Council; Mortar Board; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Kappa Delta — President; Phi Sigma Iota — President; Alpha Lambda Delta — Vice President; Triangle Club; Canterbury Club; S.G.A.; In- tramural Council; May Court; Southern Accent Beauty; Women ' s House Council; Amazons; Panhellenic Coun- cil; Kappa Delta Epsilon. 175 GODFRKT GOODWIN GRIFFIN GROAT GUTHRIE NANCY BELLE GODFREY Zeta Tan Alpha College Choir; M.S.M.; HILLTOP NEWS Staff; Price Fellowship; Intramurals. NORMA ANN GOODWIN Alpha Omicron Pi Mortar Board President; Triangle Club; Religious Coun- cil; Honor Council; Music Club Scholarship; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; Ushers Club; Mr. Hilltopper Chair- man; Morning Watch Chairman; Touring Choir; Dean ' s List; Alpha Omicron Pi — Second Vice President; Col- lege Theater; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Uni- versities; Senior Class Secretary. CONNIE LAURIE GRIFFIN M.S.M.; HILLTOP NEWS Staff; College Theater. JOHN MYRON GROAT W.S.C.F. Chairman; M.S.M. — Treasurer; Ministerial As- sociation — Vice President, Treasurer; Intramurals. R015ERT WAITKS GUTHRIK Circle K; Intramurals. ..PI Kappa Alpha THE SENIOR CLASS LARRY HAIL CAROLYN MACKENZIE HEARN Alpha Omicron Pi S.G.A. — Treasurer. Freshman Women ' s Lower Divi- sion Representative; Triangle Club Secretary; May Court; Honor Council; Miss Southern Accent Pageant Director; Alpha Omicron Pi — Vice President, Rush Chairman; College Choir; Eta Sigma Phi; Psychology Club; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; M.S.M. ; Cheerleader; Intramurals; Women ' s House Council; Panhellenic Council; Amazons — Secretary. BLAIR JOHNSON HERREN Alpha Omicron Pi President ' s Scholars; Alpha Lambda Delta; American Chemical Society. LEE HERREN Pi Beta Phi Mortar Board; Amazons — Vice President; Pi Beta Phi — Treasurer, President; Panhellenic Council; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Alpha Lambda Delta; Theta Chi Delta; Theta Sigma Lambda; Triangle Club; President ' s Scholars; American Chemical So- ciety — President; M.S.M.; Intramurals. GLADYS HBLLUMS HAIL HEARN HELLUMS HERREN HERREN 176 LINDA FAY HICKS TRIXIE HILL -Pi Beta Phi WILLIAxAI HALL HODGES Sigma Alplia Epsilon Biology Major; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Librarian; Mr. Hilltopper 1962; Intramurals. PAYE HITDSPETH BRUCE TRUMAN HULBERG Sigma Alplia Epsilon Circle K; Southern Accent Editor; History and Political Science Major; Annual Staff. HICKS HILL HODGES HUDSPETH HULBERG HUNTER JENNINGS JONES JONES JONES ' . JOHN ALEXANDER HUNTER, III Sigma Alpha Epsilon j Phi Eta Sigma; Intramurals. ELVA JOYCE JENNINGS i Phi Chi Theta. CHRISTOPHER JONES College Theater; Alpha Psi Omega. NORMA JEAN JONES Phi Sigma Iota — Vice President; Phi Chi Theta. RICHARD BRUCE JONES .._. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Triangle Club; Varsity Wrestling; Alpha Phi Omega President, Treasurer; College Theater; Disciples Stu- dent Fellowship — President; Religious Council; Omi- cron Delta Kappa. 177 iiktA JONES ItENDBICK KONTKEN liEDBETTER LEHMAN WILLIAM CHADWICK JONES Alpha Tau Omega Pre-Dentistry Major; B.S.U. ; Pre-Med Club; Intramurals. ROBERT LEE KENDRICK Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi. ROBERT CLARK KONTZEN . - Alpha Tau Omega Ministerial Association; Religious Council; Alpha Tau Omega — Vice President; M.S.M. — Vice President; Intra- murals. BARBARA I EDBETTER Zeta Tau Alpha Phi Chi Theta — Secretary; HILLTOP NEWS Staff; M.S.M. ; Zeta Tau Alpha — Recording Secretary. CATHERINE BLACKMON LEHMAN Kappa Delta Education Major; Mortar Board; Who ' s Who in Amer- ican Colleges «S: Universities; Kappa Delta — Vice Presi- dent; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Secretary; Women ' s House Council; Amazons; Southern Accent Favorite — 2 Years; May Court; Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Canterbury Club; Price Fellowship. THE SENIOR CLAS S GLORIA JEAN LETSON JANICE ANN LEWIS Alpha Lambda Delta; Theta Sigma Lambda — Vice Pres- ident; Theta Chi Delta — Secretary; President ' s Scholars. MARY McILWAIN LEWIS College Theater; Southeru Accent Favorite; B.S.U. ; Ushers Club. MARIAN LINDER Kappa Delta Intramural Council; Art Students ' League; Art Exhibit Committee; Price Fellowship; Intramurals. ED LONERGAN PI Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Alpha — President; Transfer — University of Alabama. LETSON LEWIS LEWIS LINDEB LONERGAN 178 THOMAS LONG CAROLYN LOONEY Alpha Clii Omega College Orchestra; Alpha Chi Omega — Chaplain. JOHN HENRY MACKIN Alplia Tail Omega Interfraternity Council; Intramural Council; Varsity Basketball; HILLTOP NEWS Sports Editor. GEORGIA ANN MANLEY Alpha Chi Omega Women ' s House Council; Alpha Chi Omega — Social Chairman; B.S.U. ; Price Fellowship; College Choir. MARILYN J. McARDLE Newman Club. LONG LOONEY BL4CKIN MANLEY McARDLE McCRARY McLEOD MESSER MILLER MIZZELL NORMA McCRARY Zeta Tau Alpha BARBARA ANNE McLEOD Alpha Chi Omega College Orchestra; Alpha Lambda Delta; M.S.M.; Alpha Chi Omega — Recording Secretary; Price Fellowship; College Choir; Ushers Club. liORRAINE DEAN MILLER Alpha Chi Omega French Major; Phi Sigma Iota — President; Alpha Chi Omega — Assistant Treasurer. Corresponding Secretary; Pledge Scholarship Trophy; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Vice President; Westminister Fellowship — Treasurer; Wom- en ' s House Council; French Club; Dean ' s List; Ushers Club; Yearbook Staff: Student Forum Committee. DAVID JAMES JIESSER PEGGIE TUCKER MIZZELL Phi Chi Theta; Eta Sigma Phi. 179 MONTGOMERY NAILEN NEILIi OAKS ODOM PHYIvLIS MAE MONTGOMERY Zeta Tau Alpha Biology Major; Pre-Med and Pre-Dent Club; M.S.M. CAROL SUE NAILEN Zeta Tau Alpha Price Fellowship; Phi Chi Theta — President, Vice Pres- ident; Zeta Tau Alpha — Vice President, Recording Sec- retary; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Secretary; Eta Sigma Phi; Intramurals; HILLTOP NEWS Staff. FLORA MAE NEILL WALTER ALLEN OAKS Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega — President, Treasurer; Caducecus So- ciety-Vice President; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Librarian, Correspondent; Omicron Delta Kappa; Blood Drive Chairman. JAMES LARRY ODOM THE SENIOR CLASS HAYWOOD LAMAR ODOM Alpha Tau Omega Triangle Club; Eta Sigma Phi; Honor Council ; Omicron Delta Kappa; S.G.A.; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Psychology Club — President; Varsity Basketball; All-Team Award; Intramural All-Star; Al- pha Tau Omega — President. JERRY BRANTLEY OGLESBY Kappa Alpha Eta Sigma Phi; Price Fellowship; Intramural All-Star. BETTY CRONE OWENS Pi Beta Phi B.S.U. — President, State Vice President; Pi Beta Phi — Assistant Treasurer, Vice President; Religious Council — Vice President; Ushers Club; Amazons. CAROLINE PACE Transfer — Snead College; Phi Theta Kappa — President; M.S.M. — Vice President; Annual Staff; Choir. PAUL LIGHTFOOT PACE Alpha Tau Omega Dorm Council; Alpha Tau Omega — Treasurer; Touring Choir; Pre-Law Society — Executive Council: Intramural All-star; HILLTOP NEWS Editor; Annual Staff; Var- sity Wrestling. ODOM OGLESBY OWENS PACE PACE 180 liELIA MARGARET PATTERSON PRISCILLA ANN PERRY Psychology Club; M.S.M.; M.S.F. Fund Treasurer; Price Fellowship — Secretary, Treasurer; College Choir; Inde- pendent Intramurals. ELIZABETH PEARCE WILLIAM CLEVE POSEY BENJAMIN RODERICK POWERS PATTERSON PEARCE PERRY POSEY POWERS PUTNAM RANDLE RAY REAGAN RICHARDS EDWARD DODGE PUTNAM, III Alpha Tau Omega Business Administration Major; S.G.A. Treasurer; Intra- mural All-star; Robinson Award. ROSELYN KATHLEEN RANDLE Kappa Delta Mortar Board; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Uni- versities; Amazons — President; Alpha Lambda Delta — President; Triangle Club; President ' s Scholars; Wash- ington Semester; Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. Semi- Finalist; Little United Nations Conference; Women ' s House Council; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; HILLTOP NEWS Staff; Phi Sigma Iota; May Court; Dean ' s List. CAROL ADRIENNE RAY Alpha Omicron Pi M.S.M.; College Touring Choir; College Choir. CHARLENE ANNETTE REAGAN Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Delta Epsilon — President; Women ' s House Coun- cil; Price Fellowship; Choir; M.S.M.; Ushers Club; Edu- cation Major; Psychology Club. JULIE RICHARDS 181 i ' ROBINSON SAMTJEL, SAUNDERS SCHMIDT SCOXT ROBERTA PADGETT ROBINSON Zeta Tau Alpha HILLTOP NEWS Staff; Women ' s House Council; Alpha Lambda Delta; President ' s Scholars; Phi Sigma Iota; Triangle Club. KATHRYN SAMUEL ELIZABETH . ' MORSE SAUNDERS Transfer — Montreat Junior College. EDWARD FRANK SCHMIDT Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wrestling Team; Sigma Alpha Epsilon — Social Chair- Circle K; Pre-Law Club. man; REBECCA JANE SCOTT - Pi Beta Phi Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; HILL- TOP NEWS Sports Editor; Annual Staff; Triangle Club; Women ' s Intramural Council: Badminton; Top Ten Sports murals; All-Star Official; M Physical Education Club; Pi man, Corresponding Secretary Junior-Senior Manager Woman; All-Star Intra- ,S.M.; Price Fellowship; Beta Phi — Social Chair- THE SENIOR CLASS KATHRYN ANNE SHARPE Phi Mu Transfer — Auburn University; Phi Chi Theta. PATRICIA JO SKELTON Delta Zeta Delta Zeta — Secretary, Treasurer; Intramurals; Ama- zons. CLAUDE JAY SMITH, JR. - Pi Kappa Alpha College Theater — Vice President; Alpha Psi Omega — President; Water Ballet; College Choir; QUAD; Festi- val of Arts Playwriting Contest Winner; State Theater of North Carolina Scholarship Winner; Poetry Group. JUDITH KAY SMITH Zeta Tau .Alpha Who ' s Who in American Colleges cS: Universities; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Epsilon — Historian; Panhellenic Council — President, Vice President; Women ' s House Council — Secretary; May Court; Annual Staff; Zeta Tau Alpha — President; Amazons; B.S.U. LAWRENCE SCOTT SOBEBA Theta Chi Interfraternity Council — Vice President, Secretary; S.G.A. Cabinet; Intramural Council; Intramural All- Star; Psychology Club; Theta Chi — President, Vice Pres- ident, Secretary, Historian; Price Fellowship; Annual Staff. SHARPE SKELTON SMITH SJHTH SOBERA 182 JEANNINE McGAHEE SPANN SHAPPEUR C. STANFORD, JR. Sigma Alpha Epsiloii Omicron Delta Kappa — President; Honor Council Presi- dent; Price Fellowship — President; Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon — President; Varsity Basketball: Touring Choir; Triangle Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Eta Sigma Phi; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; M.S.M.; Intra- murals. ROBERT IvEE STANSEL Theta Chi College Theater; Theta Chi — Treasurer; Poetry Group; QUAD, BLURB; Theta Sigma Lambda. JOHN STOUDENMIRE M.S.M. CAROLYN STRINGPELLOW.- Kappa Delta Epsilon. Alpha Omicron Pi SPANN STANFORD STANSEL STOUDENMIRE STRINGFELLOVV STRIPLIN SUIiZBY TAYLOR TEAGUE THAMES ELIZABETH MAE STRIPLIN Zeta Tau Alplia Head Cheerleader; Touring Choir: M.S.M; Soutliern Ac- cent Favorite; Price Fellowship; Annual Staff. ELIZ.ABETH F. SULZ BY QUAD Editor: Eta Sigma Phi; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Debate Squad; Wesley Players; Art Stu- dents ' League: Poetry Group; Triangle Club: Dean ' s List: Women ' s House Council; Vance Speech Award: M.U.N. Delegate: Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; President ' s Scholars. CAROLYN JANE TAYLOR Alpha Chi Omega Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities: An- nual Staff; Amazons; Alpha Chi Omega — President, As- sistant Treasurer; Westminister Fellowship — Secretary; S.G.A. ; President ' s Scholars: Mortar Board — Editor: Touring Choir; College Orchestra: Price Fellowship; Ushers Club; Panhellenic Council; Art Students ' League — Corresponding Secretary; Intramurals. LURA PAMELIA TEAGUE Alpha Delta Pi Transfer — Florida Southern University; Soutliern Ac- cent Beauty; Kappa Delta Epsilon. DOROTHY MERRELLY ' N THAMES Zeta Tau Alpha Psychology Club; Zeta Tau Alpha — Social Chairman; M.S.M.; Price Fellowship; May Day Committee. 183 THOMASON THOMPSON TUCKER TUIiLY TtTRNER JUDITH ELAINE THOMASON .. M.S.M.; Kappa Delta — Vice President. CHARLES MEDFORD THOMPSON THOMAS TUCKER Kappa Delta ANITA TULLY Alpha Onilcron Pi Triangle Club; Independent Women — President: Presi- dent ' s Cabinet. S.G.A.; College Theater; Alpha Psi Omega; Women ' s House Council; Student Life Com- mittee; Intramural All-Star; Intramural Council; HILL- TOP NEWS Staff; QUAD; Art Students ' League — Vice President; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Univer- sities; Singles and Doubles Tennis Winner; Kappa Delta Bpsilon; Alpha Omicron Pi — Mr. Hilltopper Director; Senior Class Vice President. TURNER Sigma Alpha Epsilon Canterbury Club — Vice President; Circle K Interna- tional. THE SENIOR CLASS KENNETH THEODORE USRY Intramurals. VICTORIA BARRETT VEENSCHOTBN Transfer — Converse College. SUZANNE COMPTON VAUGHN Zeta Ta n Alpha President ' s Scholars; Zeta Tau Alpha — Scholarship Chairman. KENNETH ALVIN WALLIS KENNETH D. WALLIS Sigma Alpha Epsilon Intramurals; Varsity Basketball Manager. USRY VAUGHN VEENSCHOTEN WALUS WALLIS NANCY JANE WATWOOD Alpha Oniioron Pi Mortar Board — Secretary: Who ' s Who in American Col- leges Universities; Mr. Hilltopper Chairman 1961; Alpha Lambda Delta — Secretary; Westminister Fellow- ship; Touring Choir; Amazons; Panhellenic Council Vice President; Alpha Omicron Pi — President. Record- ing Secretary; Water Ballet; Dean ' s List. THOMAS RICHARD WEAVER Omicron Delta Kappa; Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities; Pre-Law Society — President; HILLTOP NEWS Editor; Publications Board; S.G.A.; Elections Committee. CAROLYN FAY WEST Alpha Chi Omega Westminister Fellowship — Publicity Chairman; Phi Chi Theta; Alpha Chi Omega — Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary; Intramurals. ANBLDA ROSE WHITE Zeta Taii Alpha Kappa Delta Epsilon; Zeta Tau Alpha — Treasurer: In- tramural Council: Badminton Manager; Swimming Man- ager; Volleyball All-Star; Price Fellowship. PERRY BRASWELL WIGLEY Interfraternity Council — Treasurer ; Club: Geology Club — Vice President. S.G.A.: Triangle WATWOOD WEAVER WEST WHITE WIGLEY WILLARD WILSON WILSON WOLFE WOOTEN HILDA WILLARD CAROLYN LOUISE WILSON Kappa Delta Transfer — University of Alabama; Debate Team. CHARLES ALLEN WILSON Theta Sigma Lambda. WILLIAM HAMPTON WOLFE Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Phi Omega; Ministerial Association. EARLINE ELIZABETH WOOTEN Zeta Tau Alpha B.S.U.; Price Fellowship; College Choir; College Thea- ter; Intramurals; HILLTOP NEWS Staff; Civic Opera. 185 Bill Adams, TX Jackie Adams, ZTA Nathalie Adams Jerald Albright Susaime Albright Charles Alexander Margie Allen, KD WilUam Altham Jan Amberson Jane Anderson, AXO Rafael Anrrlch Charles Murphy Archibald Rene Armstrong, KD Sally Armstrong, KD Libby Arnold, KD Carolyn Atclilson, AOPi i A Jack Atkinson David Bachelor Clups Bailey, SAE Pierce Bailey Suzanne Bailey, ZTA Sharrl Baird, ZTA Marie Baldone Jack Bambarger, SAE Nancy Barbour, KD Marcia Barkalow, KD Judy Barnes William Barrett Billy Baxter, PiKA Eulalia Benejam Berry Benson .Muriel Bentley, KD 186 Charles Bemhard, KA Byron Best, PIKA Kennlth Bishop Jane Blackerby Stella Blackely, PIBP Dale Blue, AOPi Mary Glenn Bohaiuion, AXO Louis Bohorfoush, LXA Susan Bohorfoush, AXO Pat Bolle, AXO John Bolt Sandra Brooks Becky Brown, KD Beverlye Broivn, KD Thomas Brugh, ATO Betty Bryan, KD Margaret Bryan, KD Peggy Bryan Walter Bryant, PIKA Carl Buck, SAE Dianne Bundy, ADPi Omer Lee Burnett Bonnie Butt 187 Lee Anne Cagle, AOPl David Calhoun, SAE Nancy Carr, ZTA Patricia Carroll Katy Cassen, ZTA Howard Caston, TX WUllam Gather Charles Chabot, ATO Katie Clark BUlie Anne Cleamian, AOPl William Cleere, LXA Nancy Cleverdon, PiBP Jim Cobb, TX Lora Cocke Rose Coleman, AOPi Tanya Collins, AOPi Patsy Compton, AOPi Canuna Cook, KD Sharon Cook Kay Cooper, ATO 188 Miles Copeland, SAE James Cowart, LXA Lee Cowart, LXA Linda Cowart, AOPi Rebecca Cox, PiBP Susan Coxwell, ZTA Wayne Coxwell, ATO Andy Cromer, SAE Arthur Cross, SAE Ed Crouch, SAE Sheila Crowe Howard Cruse Jeanie Culp, ZTA Larry Culver, ATO Jackie Cun ' y, PiBP Marti Cuthill, AOPi ■?«iW A. Ai Ai George D ' Andrea Joseph Davidson Dan Davis, ATO Wayne Davis, KA Bill Dawson, KA Cary DeLoach, SAB Sylvia Diamond, ZTA Ben Donnan Terry Douglas Paul Dowllng, ATO John Drennlng, LXA Patricia DuBose Jane Dudley, ZTA Johnny Dudley, SAE Mary Dudley Gaye Duncan 189 Rosalie Dunlap Stanley Eggert Katlileen Elberts George Ellis, SAE Martha Ann Ellis Walt ?r Ellis, SAE Don Emery Noel Engel Judy Epperson Kendall Eppes Ronald Estridge Diane Etheredge, AOPi Mary Jane Everitt Holly Farmer, PIBP Betty Parrington, AOPi Lynn Faucett, ZTA Miriam Feam Ginger Pen-ell, PiBP John Perrell, SAE Sigrid Fichtner, AOPi Joan Fields, ZTA Judie Fields, PIBP Marcia Flood, ZTA Anne Ford, PiBP Becky Forrester Gayla Fowler Kay Foy, AOPi Robert Frederick Diane Vreexe, KD Jim French, KA Billie Claire I Hiller, ADPi Rosemary Puller 190 Dru Fulton, KD Sally Furse, KD Mayleiie Gabbert, AOPl Michael Galney, PiBP Robert Gamble, ATO Roy Gandy, KA Gerald Ganus, LXA Joyce Gardner Donnie Sue George Tom Gibbs, SAE Gerry Gibson Jo Gibson, KD f d; Carol Grady I ' aul Grawemeyer, LXA Bill Gray, KA Evelyn Gray Nancy Gray, ZTA Hubert Greene, PiKA Susan Greene, AXO Fritz Greenleaf, ATO Linda Gribbon Hugh Griffin, LXA Mary Ann Griffin, ZTA Hubert Grissom, SAE 191 Tony Gimter Mark Habercom Helen Jean Hackney, AOPi Pat Hagerty Pat Haley, SAE Don Hall, ATO Jan Hambright, ZTA Lynda Hancock, PiBP Skip Hardenbnrg, PiKA Cliff Hardy, ATO Kay Hargrave BUI Harmon, LXA Rosanne Harpe, AOPi Andy Harris, ATO Peggy Harrison, AXO Bennett Haj-nes Quinn Head, ATO Jlike HemphUl, SAE Sophie Hempliill, KD Betsy Herlong, KU Byron Herlong, PiKA Barbara Herrin, AXO Shirley Herrin, AOPi Camille Herring, ZTA Diane Higginbotham, AXO Elizabeth Hight, AXO Martha Hightower, KD Janet Hinkle, KD Marianne Hitchcock, KD Dan Hixon, ATO William Hogan, SAE Robert Hoglund, PiKA 192 A i £ Janneke Holleman, AOPi Nita Holmes Jlary Holt, AXO Nanaline Holt Sandra Hope, KD Nancy Horn Richard Horsey Nancy Horsley, AOPi Pani Horton, PiBP Joyce Howell Albert Hughes Joe Bob Hughes, KA Richard Hughes, KA Sylvia Hutchison Jean Ingels, PiBP Pliil Irick, TX Dwight Isbell Judy Jackson Margie Jackson Janet Jennings, ZXA Bruce Johnson, KA Jinuuy Johnson, LXA Judy Johnson, AXO Katrina Jolinson, PiBP Martha Johnson, AXO Scott Johnson, SAE Carolyn Jones Connie Jones, ZTA Howard Jones, SAE Ralph Jones Marvin Keener Pat Keith, AXO 193 Meliiida Kerr, PiBP Margie Kidd Xed Killian, LXA John Klnibrough Bill King, TX Edgar King, SAE Mary Kinnear Barbara Kirk, AOPi Brenda Knight, AOPI Michael Knight, PiK.4 Kay Knowlton, AOPi Noel Koestline Carolyn Layne Richard Leach Jerald LeBlanc John Lemnion, ATO Bea Leonard Robert Lerer Cindle Leslie, KD Arthur Lewis, ATO Juanita Lewis George LUcis Virginia Lillard Richard Lindblom, ATO Sally Linebarger, ZTA Lucia Livingston Jack Lloyd, PIKA Johnny Lockett, SAE 194 4t t Eleanor long, AXO Dale Lovett, ATO Kay Lovett, ZTA Mack Lovvorn Steve Lovoy, LXA Konnie Lackey, SAE Lynn Luther, SAE Janice Kay Lyda, ZTA Danny Lynn, TX Jeannie Mabry, KD Carol Maddox Diane Manasco, ZTA Charlotte Manning Lonnie Manning, TX Cary March Anne Martin ; EveljTi Martin Lynn Martin, AOPI Lonnie Maske Tyra Massey BiU Mathews, SAE Carol May, ZTA Barbara Jo McBride James McClendon, KA Beth McConnell, KD Richard McCrary Suella McCrimnion Carol McDonald Melinda McEachem, PiBP Eddie McKenzle, KA Jean McKenzle Kenneth McKinney 195 ai . j : .j mL. ' — jito Aim McKnight, PiBP Allen McMurtry Christine McPhaul, PiBP Tennant McWUliams, SAE Jeannie Meadows, ZTA Nancy Dee Meeks, PIBP Margie Meller Caroline Melton Gordon Melton Marilyn Merchant, KD Anne Middleton, AXO Susan Middleton Dan Miller, KA Henry MlUer, TX Toiiuiiy Sliller Cella Ann Mills, PIBP Lee Mills A. J. Mims Anita Minear Mac Moncus, SAE Lynn Moody Jerry Mooney Nancy Moore, AOPi Leon Morgan, KA Marcia Morrow Val Morrow, KD Mary Melissa Moss, KD Andy Motes, TX Harry Mueller, LXA Jim Mullins Nancy Murphree, PiBP Linda Helen Myers 196 James Nabors Terri Naiuiie, AXO Trina Nannie, AXO Donald Neal Susan IVealeans, AOPi Harrj ' Nelson, SAE Ronny Nelson, TX Carolyn Nethery, AOPi Mrs. Maude Newton Pat Nicholson Damon Nolin Nancy Odom, PiBP Pat Ohnich, AOPi Charlotte O ' Kelley, AOPi Jinuny Pace, KA Fieddy Parker, ATO ikt Ai A hA 1A John Parris, SAE Robert Parrish Stan Paschenko, PilCl Virgil Pate Billy Patterson, SAE (Jenle Patterson, ZTA Aleeta Paulk, PiBP Anne Paulk, PiBP Arthur Paulk, ATO l eggy Perkins, PiBP Fred Pickard, KA Jean Pigman, PiBP Randall Pitts, LX. Sharan Poole Mac Porter Anna Posey, AXO 197 ■PL _1 , ■ '  -cs-T Nancy Post, AOPi Joe Powell, ATO Pat Powell Cren Pritchett, SAE Joe Proctor, SAE Mary Pulliam, PIBP Kick Putnian Sherry Putman, AOPI Howell Raines, SAE Jeff Ramsdell, ATO Buddy Ramsey, KA Eddie Ranelli Tom Rosdick, SAE Jerry Rose William Rossman, TX Enest Rovvell, ATO John Rutland, ATO Carolyn Salay Elizabeth Sansbury Steve Sargent, TX 198 Ricky Sasseen, TX Kathy Savage Bemice Savio Betty Ann Scroggin, AXO Ralph Scurloek, KA Lois Seals, Kl Barbara Serio Karen Sewell, AXO Joy Shaw, ZTA Mary Wallace Shaw, AOPi Don Short, TX Sylvia Shumake, PiBP Judy Sinienson, AXO Judy Sininions Jean Sivert Joan Sivert Aik. iliU V- i ■ktl Af Ruth Slaughter t ' arol Smith, PiBP Glen Smith, SAE Joan Smith, AOPi Lu Smith Mae Lynn Snuth, AOPi Nancy Smith, PiBP Robert Smith, SAE Bob Sniithemian, PiKA M. L. Smitherman Jean Soderstrom, AXO Sharon Sorge Janet Spahn Charlotte Spangler, AXO Harry Speer Terrell Spencer 199 i s w m Kf AZk Mary Sue Spruce, AXO Sue Stahlman, AXO Fran Stallworth, KD Lo«Tj Stanford, ATO Ernest Stewart, SAE Fred Stewart, KA John Stewart, SAE Margaret Dale Stewart, ZTA Anne Stimson, PiBP Kind Stinson, PiBP Tom Stoves, KA Mai Street, ATO Jinuny Sturgis Ian Sturrock, KA Ruth Sullivan, PIBP Ronald Sutterer, SAE Mabel Suttles, KD George Sutton, KA Camille Taggart Jack Taggart, SAE Betty Tamburello Alfred Tanner, ATO Charlotte Tate, PiBP Karla Tatuni, PiBP Lynn Taylor Shera Thackery Bill Thomas, LXA Joanne Thomas, AOPi Kathie Thomason, AX David Thompson, KA Don Thompson Helen Thompson, PiB 200 k hd: Victor Thompson, PiKA Judy Thome, KD IMargaret Toomer, AOPi Frank Troncale, LXA Randall Troup, PiKA Jimmy Trucks, PiKA Susan Tucker, ZTA Tommy Tucker Bruce Tully Cathy Turcotte, AOPi Wayne Turner Marti Turnipseed, KD Helen Van Houten Frank Vanlandingham Melissa Vann, KD Loy Vaughan, PiKA i4i AiWl4riifr Jk Chris Waddle Fred Walbum Katliryn Walden, PiBP Anne Walker Rosemary Walker, PiBP Sidney Walker, AXO Thomas Walker Ben Wall, KA Peggy Walton, AOPi Jeannette Ward Lyn Ward, PiBP . ' 4nne Warren, PIBP George Warren, TX Charles Watson, ATO Hanlc Watson, SAB Marjorie Watson 201 Kendal Weaver, KA Clare Weddington Don WeUs, KA Francis Wells Stuart Wells, KA Barry Wertz, KA Patty Wheeler, AOPi Wayne Wheeler, KA Glen Wilcoxson, ATO Joan Willett Charles Williams Phyliss Williams, AOPi John Williamson, KA Carol WUlis, KD Elizabeth Willis Becky Willson, ZTA Janice Wilson, AXO Jim WUson, PiKA Jen-y Winfield Carol Winning Rhea Wood, KA Bob WoodaU, ATO Ellen Worthy, KD Barbara Wright, PiBP Becky Wright Bill Wright, LXA Linda Wright, AXO Anthony Vu Helen Wurst, KD (Jary Young Mike Zealy, PiKA Jim Zuniwalt iWAlk 202 Hiv In The ADS You don ' t have to be Phi Beta Kappa to know what this symbol stands for! To the Birmingham Southern student, it represents a proud tradition of which he is a part. Likewise, the letter A stencilled on cast iron pipe and tubular products also has a meaning. In short, it stands for American Cast Iron Pipe Company . . . where progress is a policy for the good of all. AMERICAN CAST IRON PIPE COMPANY BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA 206 Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING! BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY BIRMINGHAM COCA-COLA BOHLINS COMPANY GOLDEN FLAKE POTATO CHIPS you CAN GET THEM IN THE SNACK BAR Herbert J. Baum GENERAL AGENT 802 — Protective Life Bldg. Phones AL 2-5114 and AL 1-3171 fROTECTIVE IIFE WIKam i. AnfifM, ftrnUiH Iwvht A South Shtn 1907 fem np BLOUSES SWIMSUITS VILLAGE 2421 MONTEVALLO ROAD MT. BROOK - ALABAMA SPORTSWEAR TELEPHONE TR 9-5748 SWEATERS 207 Husic lA Band Instruments Forbes has served the Music- Loving Public for Over 73 Years. Parking Lot Next Door and Across Street 1914 North 4+h Ave. Ph. AL 1-4154 Stores in Anniston, Decatur, Gadsden, Montgomery, Florence STEINWAY PIANOS FROSTOP DRIVE-IN Home of the SOUTHERN SPECIAL Protective Life Insurance Company The Drennen-Schulhafer Agency of Protec- tive Life is seeking agents in the city of Birnningham. If you would like to be your own boss and earn according to your ability, then look into a sales career with Protective Life. Psychological Testing of all job applicants. Perhaps you will find this is your niche. ALAN T. DRENNEN, JR., C.L.U. LOUIS SCHULHAFER, III 502 Protective Life BIdg. FA 2-6410 Traditionally Fine Clothing For The Inner And Outer Man JOY YOUNG CAFE CHINESE AND AMERICAN COOKING The Best in Food and Service 412 N. 20th Street AL 1-0371 WOOD-FRUITTICHER GROCERY COMPANY 208 ALABAMA BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION Sou+h ' s Leading Commercial Producer of Coke-Coal Chemicals-Coal FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING PHONE AL 2-5171 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF - _ . Eilobliihtd I88S . 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Gillette Tires Recapping PHONE FA 2-4651 917 6th Ave. North Ph one FA 3-6943 PRIME AND CHOICE Aged Steaks Charcoal Broil $1.19 up CIRCLE ES STEAK HOUSE E8SC0 IS A FUU-TiME GOOD WILL INTERNATIONA AMBASSADOR FOR ALABAMA Day after day, throughoul Ihe tree world. EBSCO representatives are full time good will ambassadors- tor Alabama tBSCO produces, in Alabama, fiighest quality printing, vinyl binders, magazine racks, point-of- purchase racks and military patcfies Our representatives sell and distribute ttiese and wrought iron furniture, athletic uniforms, barbells and weights, and many other Alabama made products to remote corners of the earth Unlimited worldwide sales opportunities beckon to young at heart people Join the EBSCO team. Contact our personnel director EBSCO indusirieSp inc. rrONAL HEADQUARTERS Barberb QJUUOMtu cUdhju r - milk mi ice cream -t Barber H SEE . . . IF you DON ' T LIKE BARBER ' S BEST! 210 CONSTRi m m M v iith a Southern Accent Operating from its Birmingiiam headquarters, Vulcan Materials Company supplies the nation with concrete and concrete products, surfacing materials, metals and chemicals... all contributing to burgeoning, building America • Construction is America ' s biggest industry. And Vulcan Materials Company is one of the nation ' s leading suppliers of basic materials for construction. JIMMY WILSON STUDIOS Address — 1914 28th Ave., South Phon 879-3201 PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN BEAUTIES Your dreams come true with PLAID STAMPS Desiring to Serve You With . . QUALITY — The Finest in High Quality Merchandise! SERVICE — Friendly, Satisfying Service To Everyone! PLUS — Cash Savings and Valuable Plaid Stamps TRY OUR FAMOUS MEXICAN DINNER PHONE ST 5-9337 ■ Private Dining Rooms 1118 3rd Ave. West 212 WATERS FLOWERS ACROSS FROM WEST END HOSPITAL 705 Tuscaloosa Ave. ST 7-4665 COFFEE CUP HICKORY HUT SERVING CONSTANTLY The Best Food in Town 5 Points West Shopping City partners in pleasure your pleasure at . . . HIDEAWAY •CELLAR 1907 28th Ave. So. 1927 7th Ave. No. LOVETT ' S FLOWERS Bedding Plants Wedding Decorations Funeral Designs 2150 Highland Avenue S. 251-6126 Greenhouse: 630 6th Ave., S.W. 252-5117 Compliments of SOUTHEASTERN BOLT SCREW 1009 2nd Ave., No. Phone: AL 2-3191 COLLEGE HILLS CORNER COLLEGE BARBER SHOP 645 8th Avenue West C. S. HOUSTON. Owner COLLEGE HILLS REXALL DRUG STORE ST 5-4108 737 8th Avenue West W. A. WHITE. Owner COLLEGE CLEANERS ST 6-3245 729 8th Avenue West ROBERT C. AAcKEE Owner 213 MAGIC CLEANERS THE STUDENTS ' CHOICE Nick Erben ' s BUN ' N ' BUN I 107 S. 20th St. CURB SERVICE Bar-B-9 Fried Chicken — Homemade Pies DON ' T LINGER TRY A ' HUMDINGER ALABAMA PRODUCE COMPANY It .- ! 04 Real Service in Real Values Mont omerij J|!EMli ![ATE.AND INSURAKCE CC jijiev, REALTORS 523 NORTH TWENTIETH STREET P. O. Box 1951 Birmingham 1,Ala. FA 2-332! THE ENSLEY GRILL Good Food 414 19th St. ENSLEY 214 BEST WISHES This is the name that has from meant ' Quality for APEDA STUDIOS over 60 years in 250 West 54th Street New York 1 9, New York COFFEE TEA SPICES (TW7T c it tl t : ! s-- frnnrs [ ' ' H -% w.nj.--.(. t - „ f 1 ' , I [is . « t -y f- S f. McCOY METHODIST CHURCH Adjacent To The Campus Meeting Your Spiritual Needs At College The Ministers, Staff Facilities Are Available To You At Any Time V ' ■ ' il S The Statue of Liberty is an important symbol to all Americans because it represents the free- dom which is the foundation of our way of life. Our Company is proud to use it as its trade- mark. Men to remain free must provide security for themselves and their families and most Ameri- can families have found life insurance to be the best way to provide this security. Liberty National Life Insurance Company is providing a large measure of security for many families. Over a third of a billion dollars is held by the Company for the protection of policyowners. Perhaps this financial strength is one of the reasons why more and more people each year buy their life insurance from Liberty National. LIBERTY NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO HOME OFFICE: Birmingham, Alabama Frank P. Samford, Jr., President Sterne, Agee Leach COLLEGE CAFETERIA ' Good Food At Reasonable Prices College Bookstore Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES TEXT BOOKS PAPER BACKS 216 THE CONSTANTINES THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE ( DRIVE IN ■ ■ JSLMiMt - 2800 LOMB AVE. ST 6-2351 FOR THAT LATE SNACK PHONE IT IN AND TAKE IT HOME. Open Your Account at Birmingham ' s most modern bank! Open Saturdays 9 A.M. ' Til Noon Free Parking at National Garage BANK FOR SAVINGS and TRUSTS TIME SERVICE FA 3-3561 BANK SERVICE FA 4-8661 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPANY 217 Compliments of GRADY HEMPHILL ASSOCIATES 534 Vall ey Road THE 196 3 SOUTHERN ACCENT WAS PRODUCED BY PLATE MAKERS INCORPORATED 1022 NORTH 19TH STREET . BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA • LIBRARY OF BJRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE