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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001687 8 1975 SOUTHERN ACCENT BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE Birmingham, Alabama Volume 34 Editor: Sally Ripatti BSC: A SCHOOL OF TRADITION, GROWTH, AND CHANGE rC h : ve ::i nn3 j « ' U ' - 1M ftmi ' 1 ' V - i •• f«ji ; Basic Social Dance class REGISTRATION End of fraternity rush QUEST II IS INTRODUCED 10 Meal tickets can be used in tlie snaclc bar 11 ' .V f t 5R i JF,-v f .-m..- . . - m .f..A« - . „ ■ ' . ; 12 13 ' 14 MISS BSC Jane Barton was crowned Miss Birmingham-Southern College in the first annual com- petition which was held in March 1974. Miss BSC— Jane Barton ' -r i r-.- -1 y [.- ] ' «;;.. ' . ;1« . N m i- ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Editor: Amy Douglas RALPH MELVIS TANNER PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE 18 PAUL CLINTON BAILEY DEAN OF THE COLLEGE 19 L.C. Stewart Treasurer and Business Manager of the College 20 Ronald J. Akers Controller Robert Garvin Bottoms Chaplain of the College Robert Dwain Dortch Director of Admissions and Records 21 Grace Campbell Director of Purchasing s t James D. Krudop Director of School Relations i : a? r Nellie C. Salter Assistant Director of Records James McAdory Gillespy III Alumni Director 22 Ruth Baker Truss Assistant to the Business Manager Lt. William Aldridge Campus Security Anne Hettrick Powell Director of Financial Aid .v r-«c - i ' x - y qff - Thomas C. Gillespy Director of Operations 23 Joseph Mitchell Prude Postmaster Connie Gates Assistant Director of Student Affairs Virginia Dale McMahan Alumni Secretary Ray Martin Director of the News Bureau 24 Barbara G. Scott Director of the Library Ann Hollingsworth Hamilton-Library r ' w rS • r M 7 ) Mary Erickson-Library J.D. Williams Book Store Clayton W. Acker Manager of the Book Store Pearl Locke Book Store A ' y Buddy Stanford Director of Student Affairs Joe E. Sparks AssisUnt Dean of the College Imogene Newsom Director of Publications John A. Johnson Admissions Counselor Kitty C. Blankley Administrative Assistant to the Dean Ethel N. George Administrative Assistant to the President 27 M Raymond J. MacMahon Professor of Art m Robert Jacob Tucker III Associate Professor of Art Robert Lee Shelton Associate Professor of Art 28 -- Lynda Linford Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech «  « Arnold Francis Powell Professor of Drama and Speech John M. Kitchens Associate Professor of Drama and Speech 29 if lit mII William Hubbard Baxter, Jr. Professor of Music Daphne Grimsley Lecturer in Music 30 Hallie M. Nowland Associate Professor of Music Andrew Gainey Associate Professor of Music Ellen S. Tweiten Assistant Professor of Music Not pictured:Samuel E. Howard Adjunct Professor of Music Thomas Gibbs, Jr. Assistant Professor of Music 31 Donald Wesley Stauffer Associate Professor of Music Joseph Hugh Thomas Professor of Music Howard Hall Creed Professor of English 32 Cecil Emory Abernethy Professor of English ' T M ii -Ji ' i - - r-iii :.: :;, , P«P ■ •• ' •• ' ' •ii Egbert Sydnor Ownbey Professor of English Jane Sawls Mims Associate Professor of English John Paul Pool Professor of English 33 John P. Ripp Assistant Professor of Economics Gene M. Sellers Associate Professor of Business Administration John Marshall Gersting Professor of Economics 34 Bobby Don Whetstone Professor of Education ■ , SiSfite I- ft Ouida B. Kinzey Assistant Professor of Education Rutherford Ray Black Professor of Education Richard M. Ward Assistant Professor of Education 35 vi.t ' ' iJ - ' .--.r.v : ' - ' rvSiiSiv,-: :l Roy Draydon Wells, Jr. Associate Professor of Religion Earl Fowler Gossett, Jr. Professor of Religion and Philosophy Oliver C. Weaver Professor of Philosophy 36 Samuel J. Pezzillo Assistant Professor of Classics Dorothy Cox Ward Associate Professor of German John Thomas Siegwart Professor of Spanish 37 Diane Seymour Brown Associate Professor of French Warren H. Mory Associate Professor of Spanish Donald Wayne Dixon Professor of Psychology 38 _1 Natalie M. Davis Assistant Professor of Political Science Willie Mae Gillis Professor of Psychology Henry Irvin Penfield, Jr. Associate Professor of Political Science Ernest Byron Chew Dinvtor of the Edward L. Norton Center J. David Fraley, Jr. Associate Professor of History 40 Samuel N. Stayer Assistant Professor of History William C. Nicholas Assistant Professor of History Henry C. Randall Professor of History 41 Thomas Quarles Associate Professor of Biology iff  leiii ■0 W mi Dan Clark HoUiman Professor of Biology Director of the Interim Term Ewell Douglas Waits Associate Professor of Biology Leslie D. Zettergren Assistant Professor of Biology ' i - -V.. ' A i • ' William Jarvis Boardman Associate Professor of Physics Associate Professor of Mathematics John T. Thurmond Assistant Professor of Geology Hoyt McCoy Kaylor Professor of Physics Kenneth M. Gordon Professor of Chemistry Wynelle D. Thompson Professor of Chemistry E. Dean Calloway Professor of Chemistry 44 Hoyt McCoy Kaylor Professor of Physics Lola Frances Kiser Professor of Mathematics Steve Cunningham Assistant Professor of Mathemat ics Carol M. Smith Assistant Professor of Mathematics 45 William Raines Battle, Jr. Professor of Physical Education Donald E. Green Assistant Professor of Physical Education Jo-Ann Doreen Garside Assistant Professor of Physical Education 46 Roy L. Mewbourne, Jr. Assistant Professor of Physical Education Murray Arnold Assistant Professor of Physical Education Greg Walcavicn Assistant Coach 47 48 I c sui m p: 49 TOLITICAL SCIENCE 50 FINE ARTS Editor: Sally Ripatti 51 52 j i« l!!S2?f 1 ?W liy fi! 1 4i Bi f i V f - , flP 54 55 DANCE MMNlMiii 59 MUSIC ' aitie%. I jmi iw--= A . ' -?S if1 lM i v ' -ii ' -„- .. l- %M im T u THEATRE 64 COLLEGE THEATRE 1 t • g I 1 B LJ U i , 1 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL 70 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL 71 ' i ' •«■. 1 ' 72 ;: : i- .-!:_ 7 .;- ? : - :_r: .- «; Wj.lJi«!jj   Iff 73 I9 ' ?4rl975 BASKE i Standing: Head Coach Murray Arnold Seated: Assistant Coach Greg Walcavich BSC PANTHERS J(in Bovdston-Forward Joe Brown- Forward Toney Hunter-Center But h Williams-Guard Jimmy Harris-Center 76 Tony McWeay-Guard Doug Branson— Forward Skip Uriing-Center Winston Davis— Guard Terry Cooper-Guard 77 78 BSC PANTHERS 79 80 CHEERLEADERS 1974-1975 BSC Cheerleaders (left to right): Denny Seabolt, T.B. Hubbard, Nancy Phillips, Lisa Ware, Matt Pearson. Not pictured: Dean Magourias. i - i ;v. - ' ;- ' l ...y p ' - l m B 1 I ' illMii . I ' m 1 m i Hi Pl K ' a1-! ' -%. , ■i i £ . . ■ ' ■ r fiiir 81 BSC BASEBALL M.i C ;-- y :; 5 t | jsr • a . MMw . - : =: fl t , . I ' - :;-.  «S W • -as ; . J n «k. ■ - f V tf W % ' ' t ' ° f?9J yiM: -l ' J -JtK-!; '  wi]tt ' ' .r '  it -i - l . .. JL-Sj -It. ' . .. JrftJt-.ll 1975 PANTHERS BASEBALL TEAM Players No. 3 Ken Griffin-Infield No. 4 Kennie Bramlett-Outfield No. 6 Mike Walden-Pitcher No. 7 Jim Seagraves-Outfield No. 8 Gary Harrison-Catcher No. 9 George Salem-Infield No. 11 Robbie Wood-Infield No. 12 Mario Mudano-Pitcher No. 13 Terry Enos-Infield No. 14 Mike Caraway-Pitcher No. 15 Lee Chaney-Catcher No. 16 Lev Bragg-Infield No. 17 Robert Sturdivant-Infield No. 18 Mike Sullivan-Outfield No. 19 Bob Smith-Pitcher No. 20 Michael Vickery-Outfield No. 21 Tom Sawyer-Pitcher No. 22 Tim Hosier-Outfield No. 23 Jack Naramore-Pitcher No. 24 Mike Griesbach-Pitcher No. 25 Tim Hudak-Pitcher No. 26 Buddy Bunn-Pitcher No. 27 George Gould-Infield No. 29 Tom Clark-Infield Left: Assistant Coach Andy Wilson Right: Coach Roy Mewbourne 83 - !-: i AKaJK ■ vt-- - ' ' ' .O l ' W, ' - vlM «| MW IIP l ' '  ' ' ™ ' W1l  W  W«W IIT l w i u i l. i -.nii. iaWIPWgWWIW WWI P« IT 87 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 89 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL tr ■ 4 ■ ' : :j . William Raines Battle, Jr., graduated from Bi- rmingham Southern College in 1930. While at ' Southern he was a member of Kappa Alpha frater- nity, Omicron Delta Kappa, Kappa Phi Kappa, and was a three letter man. Coach Battle received his master ' s degree from Peabody College in 1935, and returned to BSC in 1940 as Director of the newly de- veloped intramural program. Coach Battle stayed at ' Southern until 1949, and then returned in 1952, where he remained until his death in December 1974. Coach Battle was regarded by the college commu- nity as an excellent coach, a dedicated teacher, and a remarkable man. Few people have contributed as much to the college and its high standards and ideals as has Coach Battle. Robert Sylvester Munger Professor of Physical Education Coach Bill Battle 1940— Director of the intramural program 92 Editor Sharon Isay QUEST II A CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAM Joe Sparks Quest II Coordinator Meg Hoagland Activities Coordinator Audience at the Earl Scruggs Revue-November 9, 1974 THE EARL SCRUGGS REVUE SELLOUT! Eddie Kilbourne March 22, 1975 Jesus Christ, Superstar Movie September 6, 1974 William Windom plays Thurber April 11, 1975 LAURA WELLS APPALACHIAN EVENING THE NEW SHAKESPEARE COMPANY PRESENTS AS YOU LIKE IT All the world ' s a stage, And ' all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts . . . William Shakespeare Blow, blow, thou winter wind. Thou art not so unkind As man ' s ingratitude. Thy tooth is not so keen. Because thou art not seen, Although thy breath be rude. Heigh-ho, sing heigh-ho, unto the green holly! Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then, heigh-ho, the holly! This life is most jolly. William Shakespeare BRINKLEY: Q: What is your opinion generally of President Fonl? Well, he ' s no Thomas Jefferson. I think he ' s straight. I think he ' s honest. And it used to be that we took those qualities for granted on- the part of the President. But to be straight and honest nowa- days-that ' s something! The way to be popular with the audience is to put on what they want to hear and to put it on in a way that they like. The trouble with that is that you please one side and antagonize the other. I ' m well aware of it. I deal with it ev- ery day, every time I write a line, write a sen- tence, I can say with almost perfect precision what the complaining mail will say four days later. A NATIONAL POLL For the first time since Athens a govern- ment would know precisely what its people wanted. You know, in Athens they used to go to the town square and vote by raising their hands. It would help give people the feeling of having some say, of being asked instead of al- ways being told. Congress would still have its constitutional powers, of course. It would still vote to pass or not pass laws. But for the first time in their lives, they would know precisely what the people in this district and in every district wanted and didn ' t want. Now I have to think up something. Which is hard work. Ev- erytime I think of something good, then I remember I ' ve already done it. ■f : ' - ■ ■ mm f ; 1 • 1 -i 1 - te - rlSl 7mr ' • — 11 HoKvl . ' -T QUEST II David Brinkley The New York Camerata Trio h mQ m B h r Editor: Rob Paul STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 104 The Student Government Association exists as the official representative organization of the student body. Composed of students elected from different segments of the campus, the SGA performs a role on the campus which has become more ex- panded in the past two years. It not only employs its lobbying power and its budgeting means to meet the needs of the stu- dents, but also has undertaken to contribute financially to the future life of the college. Student Government is directly engaged in almost all areas of student life including entertainment, publications, social rules, food service, politics, and recruitment. In these functions its members attempt to promote the organization as a dynamic force for students on the campus. 1974-75 BSC Student Handbook 105 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Members of the Legislature Senior Class Representatives . Junior Class Representatives . . Bob Glenn Susie Newsom . Mike Downing Dan Duffee Sophomore Class Representatives . . . Lee Pelfrey Laurie How ell Fraternity Row Representative . . . Smitty Chandler Resident Representatives . William Parker Martin Woosley Lois Martin Carroll Chandler Commuter Representative . . . Jimmy Sutton Married Students Representative . . . Ken Mory Committee Chairpersons Academic Evaluation . . . Sam Sockwell Inter-collegiate Relations . . . Lois Martin, Dan Duffee Public Relations . . . Debbie Holmes Student Admissions . . . Bob Glenn, Amy Hastings Student Services . . . Carroll Chandler Food Services . . . Martin Woosley Joint Committee, Student Members Andy Campbell Mary Patton Brenda Smith Deborah Steiner Student Judiciary Chairperson . . . Sam Sockwell Members . . . Bill Blackerby Shari Cobb Van Foreman Susie Newsom Tom Porch Denise Richmond Sam Saliba Beth Scalise Clarence Wilson Social Regulations Board Members from SGA: Carroll Chandler Smitty Chandler Dan Duffee Liz Potter Members elected at large: Katje Griffis, Chairperson Margaret Dunn Elections Board Gay Hamilton, Chairperson Publications Board Beth Scalise, Chairperson Andy Campbell, President Meg Hoagland, Vice-president 106 Brenda Smith, Secretary Committee Chairpeople ■JLLllflz — ' ■ ■; 4- Mllll|-|f ■ Wi v y r - J::- f-i vviiE Liz Potter, Treasurer S.G.A. 107 Dr. Henry C. Randall, Advisor CIRCLE K ||rn;i, Circle K is a service organization sponsored by the Down- town Kiwanis International. Membership is open to any Bir- mingham-Southern student who is interested in service to the campus and the community. The club ' s projects include spon- soring campus bl x)d drives, working with a slow-learners class at Gibson School, and participating in the American Red Cross Home-a-Month program. Officers are: Phil White, President; Frank Wilson, Vice- president; Rick Turpen, Secretary; Al Smyly, Treasurer; and Terry McElheny, Project Chairman. The Circle K faculty advi- sors are J. Mitchell Prude and Andy Wilson. Mr. Robert E. Palmer is the Kiwanis advisor. TRIANGLE CLUB The Triangle Club is an honorary service organiza- tion composed of thirty sophomore men and women. The members are elected at the end of their freshman year by the out-going Triangle Club members. Criteria used as the basis for selection include outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service to the college com- munity as exhibited during the freshman year. Among the various duties of the Triangle Club are such activi- ties as helping with freshman orientation and registra- tion, and assisting with the high school visitation days. Officers: Tom Porch, President Laurie Howell, Secretary Steve Davis, Treasurer 109 :i -1 m. -.c meC:. BLACK STUDENT UNION The Black Student Union was founded during the fall term of 1972 in order to create a more secure bond between the black students enrolled at Birmingham-Southern College. The Black Student Union was also de- signed to put more black students into the flow of campus and community activities. In total, the purpose of the Black Student Union is not only to make the college more aware of the black student ' s capacity to function for the benefit of the college, but to make the student himself aware of this capacity. Since the fall term of 1972 the BSU has twice given its annual Tribute To Black Heritage Scholarship, which is based on need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular interests. A benefit is sponsored by the BSU each April to secure funds for this scholarship which is given to an incoming black freshman the following fall and spring terms in the hopes of encouraging academic and social excellence. Since its formation, the Black Student Union has succeeded in obtaining a special position for a minority representative in the Student Government Association of BSC. This representative mediates, informs, and negotiates between the two organizations to assure maximum cooperation and a wider span of communication between all the students of Birmingham-Southern College. In the fall of 1974 the BSU, in collaboration with Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, sponsored a campus-wide talent presentation that reflected a successful and well spent effort at campus and community communication. Membership in the BSU is automatic and accompanies enrollment into the college. 110 1974-1975 Officers: President-Rondal Glasco Vice-president-Sandra Cooper Recording Secretary-Renee Jackson Corresponding Secretary-Sherry Blaci burn Treasurer-Florence Eldridge Business Manager-Gary Moore Chaplain-Thomas Bentley Program Chairperson-Marcia Rogers Talent Show-October 1974. 111 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY The Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society functions for the stimulation of all students and faculty mem- bers interested in the field of chemistrj-. Activities include meetings with guest lecturers presenting topics in various chemical-related fields, joint meetings with other science groups, and functions of a social and service-oriented nature. The BSC chapter of the ACS has been recognized for eleven consecutive years by the national ACS for its outstanding achievements. It is the only chapter in the nation that has this honor. The officers are (from left to right): Janice West, Presi- dent; Terry Riley, Secretary-Treasurer; Dr. Wynelle Thomp- son, Faculty Advisor; and Don Cantley, Vice-president. , r-r- HISTORY CLUB The History Club was formed in the fall of 1974. Among the club ' s activities were a field trip to Sevierville and Gatlinburg, Tennessee, in November to tour a pre-Civil War home, and a Christmas tour of several histori- cal homes in the Bessemer, Alabama, area. Left to right: Janet Floyd, Cathy Nathan-President, Dr. William Nicholas, Sally Ripatti, Dr. Samuel N. Stayer, Betty Chatham- Program Chairman, Dr. David Fraley, Mary Siegwart-Secretary-Treasurer, Leslie Hearon. Second annual History Department picnic 113 BIOLOGY CLUB 114 Officers: Darla Bakersmlth, President; Marcia Wakefield, Secretary-Trea- surer; Linda Ferguson, Vice-President. PHILOSOPHY CLUB COMPUTER CLUB The Computer Club was formed to further interest in computers, computer science, and careers in computation. Mr. Lewis Patter- son and Mr. Robert Moore are the dub ' s sponsors. Michele Beatty is the Computer Club President, Jerrel Baxter is Vice-President, and Bill Hall is the Secretary-Treasurer. iillPS ■ u -MU ii (ii fj! 115 WOMEN ' S CHORUS MEN ' S CHORUS Mr. Hugh Thomas Director of the Concert Choir Music Department Christmas party 117 HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Advisors: Dr. Willie Mae Gillis and Dr. Donald Dixon. Officers: John Rouveyrol, President; Marcia Rogers, Vice-President; Joen Ellisor, Secretary-Treasurer. ACCOUNTING CLUB Seated: Dee Mewbourne, Joan Henley, Dicky Abel, Rick Turpen, Concetta Simonetti-Secretary. Standing: Mr. Gene Sellers- Advisor, Eric Lundberg, Lamar Peacock, Steve Barkley, Terresa Hood, Charles Elmes- Pres- ident, Nancy de Juan-Vice-President, Rosemary Drinane, Jim McCrary- Treasurer. ,T ' . ' Ill ) . aM I S ' l. ' l ' t ?|i- iv; rfM ' a? v.fl ' ' ■ ' ' •mi ' m.rt WHO - ... - - _ -..-.. ! v ' j ' ' . ' fwenty-twd seniors were selected for Who ' s Who Among Stu- ' . ' ' J t dents- in Amerfcan Colleges and Universities. Selection wa ■ ' ' ' iJr 44 1 ' ' ' on scholarship, citizenship, pafticlpatwn, and leadership ' V ' uir i ' ' ' academic and extracurricular 3 jti. ties, ' ' and sep ce to the U.;:Pi-.V ' J 5 ' ' V;j wjJMilllll ltfl, -CLINTON ANDEeS ' ? ' : ■■ m CTVIARY BARBEB. ' ' ! ' ' J . 1 ' V ■ ANE BARTON ' . i -V i ' ,. Vj MICHELE-BEA,TT,Y , ' ■ - ■- • ' ' ili . ftUr.W ' ?lLLBLACKEim¥,VJ0 ' ' ' ' : ii:ii ' ' it MWfh M ' i ' J ' .ANDY GAMPBELt ' ,.4: i f?mW ,l- ,r !.-t% ' LYNN CANNON -|W,« W •K 4W ' ' ' ■ ■ ••■ VAN FOREMAN ' - f 1 ' ' litM..;: r; rt s CHARLES FRANKLIN | ?f, BOB GLENN fi ' .- ' ■:: KATJE GRIFFIS S I ' A} r ' vm ' ii ' i? : ■ •• if f V f? . ' . ' W . W . ;rf2 ' .i TERREHOOD LOIS MARTIN TERRY McELHENY MEG MOQUIN SUSIE : SAM SOCKWELL AL WASHINGTON i JANICE WEST i , , ; PHIl5LIP WHITma fi JJA ii ' tfi 1 Ifi li li ' Stt ) m i u m A n ■■M r m Vtt.f? ' ;.; .fH ■vyi if I ' I; ' C ' - - r • ' JJ d tfm -!- fia ■-■ ' r I ' i ' -m ional honorary scholarship fraternity ' ' ii ' A H ' ' •■ ti-J ' I , -v ■ ■ • ' . ■ ' . T ' ' -- ' fc : .i iENT ' dN ANDERSON J.; MICHELE BEAITY STEVE BOSAc J;i TERRY McELHENY WAYNE MELVIN kf PHILLIP WHITE .PATRICIA WOODALL -v ' If? f «« ' v ' iJI liiiiiilaiStliiSi ' ' ill!) ([Wll!(IS( ' !i, ' (lli ' ' ;i ' ■liill iiimumiir.mumiiiuunirr.uimmuuumi ,,ii,ii)!i! ' i;iifl;li!!ii|t:iilHi!li i ■™?iail SS!fi Il::::: ! ' « N ! u( i niiiimiiniim„,i:„i;:;! iMii|. f.lllIliiSl ,„i„„iiii,i(i iii«(iiiiiii (ll lll IIN« ' m iiilifcliiil ijiiiiiii mill II I ' Niiill ;i ' i« If 1 if il iillllf ALPHA LAMBDA PHI ETA SIGMA DELTA An honorary scholastic sorority for freshman women. Mrs. Carol Smith Advisor Carla Halacker President Ann Pitts Vice-President Olynn Ohrtmann Secretary FebeBrazeal Treasurer Donna Arrington Diane Beall Amy Hastings Debbie Holmes Laura Howell Beverly Ann Jackson Valerie Kennedy Kimberly Krum Emily Logan Janice Lyon Lynn Rock Beth Scalise Sheila Smith Holland Wallace A national scholastic fraternity for freshman men. Dr. J. David Fraley Advisor Lloyd Franklin President Tony Stinson Vice-President Mark Murphy Secretary-Treasurer Paul Dudley Freeman James McCrary Kenneth Ams Charles Bell Stephen Robert Davis Philip Dozier Bruce Edmonds Kenneth Kelly Allen Lenoir Michael Marks James McAnnally Virgil Lee Pelfrey Thomas Porch Charles A. Rutledge Rex Alan Sherer Ritchey Sloan Mike Spivey Steve Stine Ken Waites Martin Woosley 122 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA National leadership honorary society President Bill Blackerby Vice-President Terry McElheney Secretary Hoyt Robinson Treasurer Sam Sockwell Advisor Dr. E. Dean Calloway Clinton Anderson Susie Newsom Steve Bostic Vicki Vespaziani Andy Campbell Philip White Terrell Finney Miriam Wilson Van Foreman Patricia Woodall Jane Barton Jean McDaniel Michele Beatty Bill Meredith Sandra Cooper Ann Pitts David Fischer Sam Saliba Charles Franklin Beth Scalise Bob Glenn Randy Sheets Lois Martin Doug Woosley PSI CHI Psi Chi is a national honorary society for psychology students. Seated: Dr. Donald Dixon, Advisor; Clin- ton Anderson, President; Chris Killion; Joen Ellisor, Vice-President. Standing: Van Foreman, Vivian 123 Bess, Anne Cragon, Secretary. THETA SIGMA LAMBDA NATIONAL MATHEMATICS HONORARY Michele Beatty . . . President Rick Turpen . . . Vice-President Donnie Cantley . . . Secretary Dottie Crowson . . . Treasurer Mrs. Carol M. Smitli . . . Advisor Ken Ams Russell Barr Jerrel Baxter Febe Brazeal Margaret Dick Linda Ferguson David Fischer Lloyd Franklin Paul Freeman Mike Graham Bill Hall Tim Haynes Scooter Haywood Laurie Howell Kevin Jackson Jack Johnston Susan LaMarsh Allan Lenoir Jan Lyon Terry Riley Sam Saliba Vemeeda Spencer Tina Trapane Janice West Kay Williams Dr. Lola Kiser Dr. Steve Cunningham 124 MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board is an honorary society for senior women. Selection is based on scholarship, leadership, and service. Scroll Chapter of Mortar Board sponsors an annual Graduate School Forum and gives a Mortar Board Scholarship that is awarded on Honor ' s Day. Members: Mary Barber Jane Barton Michele Beatty Jane Brj ' an Lynn Cannon Fran Capps Ellen Craig Dottie Crowson Mary Deweese Rosalyn Elliott Katje Griffis Frances Heidt Marie Hollis Susie Newsom Diana Turner Vicki Vespaziani Janice West Miriam Wilson Patricia Woodall Dr. J. David Fraley, Advisor; Dr. Lola Kiser, Advisor; Jane Bryan, Secretary; Janice West, Vice-President; Susie Newsom, Treasurer. 125 ALPHA PSI OMEGA National dramatics society Advisors: Professor Lynda Linford and Dr. Arnold Powell. Members: Allen Sumner, Beverly Smyly, Terrell Finney, Murray Archibald, Margaret Byrd, Bill Andrews, Diane Ward. 126 Alpha Psi Omega Favorite: Murray Archibald Will option 3 be killed V i SG A calls for I decision by Board ' terirn; castles % Xt ibrary: topic of concern , England Quest n THE SOUTHERNER Weekly school newspaper 127 Charles Franklin, Editor Ann Pitts, Managing Editor 1975 SOUTHERN ACCENT Seated: Sharon Isay, Allen Sumner. Standing: Sally Ripatti— Editor, Scott Wilson, Frank Wilson, Rick Turpen, Chuck Elmes, Steve Zachow, Woody Eddins, Amy Douglas, James Hinson. Contributing photographers: Ray Martin Charles Franklin Sharon Isay Barry C. Moore Billy Lopez Barry Ward Craig Henshaw Sally Ripatti, Editor 128 Allen Sumner Photographer Mr. Ray Martin, Advisor 1975 SOUTHERN ACCENT Frank Wilson, Business Manager Business Staff: Rick Turpen, Chuck Elmes, Frank Wilson. Not pictured: Sonya Billingsley, Richard Finkelstein. James Hinson, Sports Editor Sharon Isay, Quest II Editor g!ag5{H %MU jilW9J ■ 1 R m ml r- k B i M [c - j 1 wr L HB ■B|y| 111 ■ fm 1 1 M r k Lynette Bradley, Favorites Editor Steve Zachow, Classes Editor Amy Douglas, Faculty Editor Rob Paul, Organizations Editor QUAD Lois Martin, Editor Tina Trapane, Jess Holt, Susan Lair [• HB ■ H ■ M mmJ Bm- l ' ' — ■ B J PHP H l r  ■ ;f riH— H K H Bf, ' zJ 1 l i. ' ' ' ' t ' ' ' ' f f tk Bt H iSi ' ' ' . i M 1 i Robert Cooke, Lois Martin, Bill Meredith Quad, a magazine of student literature and art, is published twice a year by the students of Birmingham-Southern College. Subsidized by the Student Government Association through the Publications Board, the magazine contains material by students currently enrolled at ' Southern. 130 FAVORITES ' mwrmm 132 NANCY COOLEY REPRESENTING THETA CHI FRATERNITY FLORENCE ELDRIDGE REPRESENTING THE BLACK STUDENT UNION 133 134 MARY SIEGWART REPRESENTING THE HISTORY CLUB LYNETTE BRADLEY REPRESENTING ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY 135 136 DIANA TURNER REPRESENTING SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON FRATERNITY SALLY RIPATTI REPRESENTING LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FRATERNITY 137 138 JANICE WEST REPRESENTING ALPHA OMICRON PI SORORITY JUDY GILMORE REPRESENTING THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 139 140 MICHAEL BEVINGTON REPRESENTING PI BETA PHI SORORITY KAY WILLIAMS REPRESENTING THETA SIGMA LAMBDA 141 142 SHERRY RENEE BLACKBURN REPRESENTING KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY JANE BRYAN REPRESENTING KAPPA DELTA SORORITY 143 144 MIRIAM WILSON REPRESENTING THE CONCERT CHOIR ¥ ALICE WILBANKS REPRESENTING ALPHA CHI OMEGA SORORITY 145 146 DEBRA HOLMES REPRESENTING ZETA TAU ALPHA SORORITY Editor: Scott Wilson (Wl 148 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Left to right: Ann Hill, Junior Panhellenie representative; Marie Mollis, Panhellenic President; Jayne Bailey; Stephanie McGahee; Cath- erine Deagan, Secretary; Olynn Ohrtmann, Treasurer. Not pictured: Betsy Harper, Vice-President. NTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Top to bottom: Bob Herring, President; Denny Seabolt, Vice-Presi- dent; Herbie Meighan; Mike Spivey, Secretary-Treasurer. 149 Sf C2I J - ' ' y 4 I ♦  ( ■j-« Sg r 1 SHt ' ; .•;   . 1) Anne Berg 2) Carolyn Atkins 3) Tina Calhoun 4) Michele Beatty 5) Michele Parr 6) Chris Griffith 7) Marga- ret Baker 8) Karen Langford 9) Betty Chatham 10) Ann Clotfelter 11) Sherrie Anderson 12) Jeanne Bailey 13) Laurie Whitehurst 14) Sylvia Sirmon 15) Barbara Noxon 16) Jackie Murphy 17) Concetta Simonetti 18) Shelby Wirt 19) Cathy Nathan 20) Lisa Ware 21) Linda Ferguson 22) Alice Wilbanks 23) Catherine Deagon 24) Cheryl Elser 25) Laura Livingston 150 ALPHA CHI OMEGA Alpha Omega Chapter Officers: (seated, left to right) Margaret Baker, Warden; Jeanne Bailey, Secretary; Concetta Simonetti, Assistant Treasurer; Sherrie An- derson, Activities Chairman. (Standing) Carolyn Atkins, President; Cheryl Elser, First Vice-President; Alice Wilbanks, Social Chairman; Linda Ferguson, Treasurer; Michele Beatty, Second Vice-President; Betty Chatham, Chaplain; Shelby Wirt, Historian; Cathy Nathan, Scholarship Chairman; Catherine Deagon, Rush Chairman. 151 ALPHA OMICRON PI Tau Delta Chapter 152 Officers (left to right): Shari Cobb . . . Vice-President Nancy Sutton . . . Recording Secretary Mary Ann Butler . . . Treasurer Rosalyn Elliott . . . President Sally Ripatti . . . Corresponding Secretary 1) Karen Simmons 2) Nancy Phillips 3) Mary Anne Martin 4) Stephanie McGahee 5) Ruth Hanner 6) Shawn Freeman 7) Mary Ann Butler 8) Angle Camp 9) Karen Cory 10) Martha Dickson 11) Lynette Bradley 12) Dina Gillespy 13) Cay Smith 14) Debra Mar- tineau 15) Marcia Blandenburg 16) Janice West 17) Leah Burton 18) Jeannie Wade 19) Heidi Herlong 20) Rosalinde North 21) Mary Siegwart 22) Sally Ripatti 23) Sheila Gurley 24) Sandra Johnson 25) Mary Margaret Fife 26) T.B. Hubbard 27) Celia Reed 28) Karen Porch 29) Shari Cobb 30) Leslie Hearon 31) Janice Seaman 32) Nancy Sutton 33) Rosa- lyn Elliott 34) Sharon Isay 153 KAPPA DELTA Alpha Upsilon Chapter Officers; (Seated) Mary Jane Richardson . . . Vice-President, Wanda Mintz . . . Membership Chairman; (Standing) Meg Hoagland . . . Edi- tor, Laura Howell . . . Assistant Treasurer, Dottie Crowson . . . Trea- surer, Beth Lisenby . . . President 1) Laura Howell 2) Wanda Mintz 3) Evan McGhee 4) Mary Patton 5) Caroline Macon 6) Amy Livingston 7) Danzey Burnham 8) Marjorie Moore 9) Jane Bryan 10) Julia But- ler 11) Meg Hoagland 12) Mary Jane Richardson 13) Cam Brunschwyler 14) Julie Spangler 15) Carroll Chandler 16) Marcia Langford 17) Kathy Akin 18) Debbie Denson 19) Mary Gay 20) Dottie Crowson 21) Betsy Harper 22) RaRa Sartwell 23) Nancy McDill 24) Cynthia Rogers 25) Dawn Thompson 26) Clem Reynolds 27) Beth Lisenby 28) Ginny Dishuck 29) Penny Williamson 30) Kathy Burgess 31) Jan Gilder 32) Lisa Crawford 154 I 155 J t- ' :.. I ' ■ ' .•- ' ••3 v ' S- ' w ' % ,- 0 e J 5S 9 ' i ' : 1L liift •i « r iX2;. gEEa 156 i :,t-S;! t i ' v. ' - ; PI BETA PHI Alabama Alpha Chapter Officers: (seated) Vanessa Hayden . . . Rush Chairman, Olynn Ohrt- mann . . . Panhellenic Delegate, Anne Cragon . . . Vice-President of Mental Advancement; (standing) Katie Born . . . Vice-President of Moral Advancement, Michael Bevington . . . Secretary, Kay Williams . . . President, Deborah Steiner . . . Treasurer, Ellen Craig . . . Vice- President of Social Advancement. 1) Ellen Craig 2) Deborah Rasberri 3) Frances Real 4) Mike Bevington 5) Virginia Perkins 6) Vanessa Hayden 7) Sherry Stewart 8) Kay Williams 9) Mona Ochoa 10) Mindy Marsh 11) Anne Cragon 12) Beth PuUiam 13) Ann Hill 14) EHzabeth White 15) Deborah Steiner 16) Jan Pearson 17) Olynn Ohrtmann 18) Melodie Wilson 19) De- nise Richmond 20) Katie Born 21) Janet Convery 22) Patti St. Dennis 157 ZETA TAU ALPHA Alpha Nu Chapter Officers: (seated) Ann Shankles . . . mendation Chairman, Jayne Bailey man; (standing) Sarah Johnson . . . Recording Secretary, Marie HoUis . Carol Burr . . . Historian. Pledge Trainer, Margaret Dunn . . . Recom- . . Treasurer, Sheila Smith . . . Ritual Chair- Corresponding Secretary, Vickie Rosser . . . . Vice-President, Meg Moquin . . . President, 158 1) Margaret Dunn 2) Shelley Magourias 3) Carol Burr 4) Marie Hoilis 5) Gwen Manley 6) Ann Shankles 7) Meg Moquin 8) Bette Wills 9) Rebecca Fleming 10) Paula Dawson 11) Lynn Roberts 12) Debbie Holmes 13) Sarah Johnson 14) Debbie Sarrell 15) Nancy Cooley 16) Vickie Rosser 17) Jane Marsden 18) Sonya Billingsley 19) Jayne Bailey 20) Sheila Smith . : ii i.; H. ' i Vf? ' s :jI .Vi ■c JS r l ' - ■■ ' :! S V -v .5f ? .  ■ -■ - W m ' ' :i - fe ;4 1 ) 9fJ ■ L ' Si ' % • J -; rs? i 7 :J t ' ! ' tSbv n -rn i ' ' i?--- .■ •■ ' - . ' 4 L : ' 4 «r -•t-f r I '  . ' ■ % ■■ J sr V.r?Si ' ij3 : 160 ALPHA TAU OMEGA Beta Beta Chapter Officers (left to right): David Smith . . . President Mike Downing . . . Rush Chairman Bill Sisson . . . Secretary Bruce Davis . . . Sentinel Jimmy Grimes . . . Usher Joe Martin . . . Vice-President Kevin Coulter . . . Historian Tern Montgomery . . . Pledge Trainer Bob Herring . . . Treasurer 1) Scott Fields 2) Debbie Sarrell 3) Mike Downing 4) Scooter Haywood 5) James Hinson 6) Paulette Lo- gan 7) Bill Haynes 8) Roger Lacy 9) Steve Thomas 10) Bob Mann 11) Lynette Bradley-ATO Sweetheart 12) Glea Sarrell 13) Kevin Coulter 14) Martin Phillips 15) Sheila Gurley 16) Rosie 17) Tem Montgomery 18) Bruce Davis 19)Bill Sisson 20) Bob Herring 21) Karen Cory 22) Bill Feagin 23) Joe Martin 24) Roger Morrow 25) Peter Adams 26) David Smith 27) David HoUaway 28) Jimmy Grimes 29) Wallace Williams 30) Drew Anderson 31) Karen Hall 32) Mark Krantz 33) Betsy Harper KAPPA ALPHA -•■v. ' V • KA Homecoming 1) Ray Hogue 2) Bruce Darden 3) George Glover 4) Paul Lewis 5) Dawn Darling 6) Rob King 7) Steve Camp 8) Mary Margaret Fife 9) George Pool 10) Glenn Villadsen 11) Jacque Pate 12) Bud Lowery 162 ' X- 9ii i!   ■sr- 1 . • ' , • • ■. W:i ' ' t ■ : t . ■ ' ■■ . . ,- 163 KAPPA ALPHA PSI Delta Tau Colony 1) Clarence Doc Wilson . . . Business Manager 2) Al Washington . . . Po- lemarch 3) Tim B x)ker . . . Treasurer 4) Gary Moore . . . Secretary 5) Tony Hunter . . . Vice-Polemarch 164 v fe.. ?5£ ' - LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Theta Mu Zeta Officers- Craig Henshaw . . . Treasurer, Jack Johnston . . . Secretary, Fred Roy . . . President, Michael Spivey . . . Vice-President, Mike Ko- larik . . . Ritualist. 1) David Wood 2) Amy Douglas 3) Mike Pitard 4) Rob- ert Cooke 5) Michael Spivey 6) Dina Gillespy 7) Cath- erine Deagon 8) Fred Roy 9) Laura Whitehurst 10) Houston Gilbreath 11) Mary Dendy 12) Jack Johnston 13) Sally Ripatti-Crescent Girl 14) Barry Ward 15) Bil- ly Lopez 16) Craig Henshaw 17) Mike Kolarik 18) Woody Eddins 166 im 1 t l B  ff ' -« ♦, M 9i .W ' -- V vt_ 167 ::? ' ' : t3jft ' • ' , . i ' ir Officers: President . . . Phillip White Vice-President . . . Bruce Wilson Secretary . . . Marc McDonald Treasurers . . . Clay Humphries Herbie Meighan House Managers . . . Sam Sockwell Rod Moss Pledge Trainer . . . Scott Phelpb Social Chairman . . . Frank Crook 168 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Alabama Iota Chapter 1) David Crowder 2) Scott Phelps 3) Greg Zieman 4) Rod Moss 5) Diana Turner, Sweetheart 6) Steve Howard 7) Peck Mallory 8) Dan Duffee 9) Frani Crook 10) Lloyd Franklin 11) Steve Jackson 12) Reeves Johnson 13) Gary Musick 14) Bill Dowell 15) Herbie Meighan 16) Marc McDonald 17) Steve Davis 18) Steve Bass 19) Jack Pelfrey 20) Bruce Wilson 21) Marc Smith 22) Charlie Nowlin 23) Andrew Jackson 24) Clay Humphries 25) Steve Haddock 26) George Salem 27) Mark Murphy 28) Phillip White 29) Mike Caraway 30) George Ar- mistead 31) Chip Jernigan 32) Smitty Chandler THETA CHI Beta Xi Chapter ssss kt ' Tii,] Officers: (left to right) Roger Thompson, Rush Chairman; Jon Boydston, Pledge Marshall; John Hoffman, Vice-President; Lamar Peacock, President; Denny Seabolt, Secretary; Sue Lundberg, Sweetheart; Eric Lundberg, Treasurer. 1) Dean Magourias 2) Shelley Magourias 3) Scott Wilson 4) Stan Baz- zell 5) David Peck 6) Shelby Wirt 7) Anne Cragon 8) Mark Coomer 9) Jess Holt 10) Jimmy Sutton 11) Richard Aldenderfer 12) Denny Sea- bolt 13) Tim Jordan 14) David Mason 15) Lamar Peacock 16) John Hoffman 17) Ben Wirt 171 I P3 GREEK TRADITIONS Rally for the Vike . . . Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Chi Omega Casino Party Alpha Omicron Pi ' s Mr. Hilltopper Theta Chi ' s Fly Party 172 Sorority President Kidnap . . . Lambda Chi Alpha Inter-Fraternity Council sponsored Halloween Party 173 174 w L jj- MM K 41 D 1 k r 175 THE SECOND ANNUAL B-S.C. TRIVIA BOWL ■l H Hc i l ■ ■j H H ■1 K. ' i I ' M B ■ IH m PP P J i %W sHm. Rh V , - wt Sm: H 1 XS. Sit i k - .. -. - ; -v.w;,- MJ H I H The Trivia Bowl, under the direc- tion of Bob Glenn and sponsored by the Student Government Associa- tion, was held November 17-21, 1974. Teams with four members competed against one another in elimination rounds. On the f ifth evening the fi- nal match was held at the College Theatre. The winning team, The Runners-Up , was composed of Celia Reed, Skip Urling, Shari Cobb, and CUnton Anderson. .. 1 i IL .M t V ' ? 1 m € A look at Birmingham-Southern in the 1950 ' s will illustrate the tremendous changes that the campus has experienced in the past twenty-five years. It has been a period of growth and change. New buildings have replaced the old, campus traditions have faded away, and the administration and faculty have undergone continuous changes. The following pages picture BSC IN THE ' FIFTIES. 177 Book Store and Cafeteria • n:= .v: Mrs. Hanson at the ground-breaking ceremony for the new women ' s dormitory. (Fall 1952) Construction of Phillips Science Building- 1950. Relaxing in the Snack Bar mmwt 179 •y.j; ' :--K -y. ' - 180 181 Poet Robert Frost visits BSC FRESHMAN ORIENTATION All freshmen entering ' Southern for the fall quarter were taken to Camp Winnataska for orientation and a get-acquainted with fellow students and faculty period. Every- one enjoyed themselves, in addition to carrying out the main purpose of the camp— easing the transition from high school to college. 1953 Southern Accent BEAUTIES •- i fc -■ Campus organizations were invited to nominate a woman student to compete for the title of Miss Southern Accent. The judges announced the winner of the con- test at the yearly pageant. The beauties and favorites were announced at this time also. Miss Southern Accent served as the official hostess for Birmingham-Southern College during the school year. MISS SOUTHERN ACCENT 185 CAT ' S PAW Each year for one day there is amnesty for pro- fessors and students alike. The stage of Munger groans aloud as the professors take off on the stu- dents and the students take off on the professors. But it is a night to be remembered for the many fine skits and acts that are presented. 1952 Southern Accent ANDROCLES AND THE LION SAE ' s at Cat ' s Paw li Ffe - J r ' O ' aa ) t t t Concert Choir Panhellenic Council Interfraternity Council Pray for the Moon was presented at ' Southern in 1951 as a pre-Broadway try out. The play, which was written and directed by Mr. Stuart Mims, in- cluded Arnold Powell and Howard Creed in its cast. 1951 Southern Accent The membership of Amazons is composed of three members from each of the seven national so- rorities on campus. The purpose is to promote better inter-sorority spirit. 1951 Southern Accent Omicron Delta Kappa Mortar Board SADIE HAWKINS DAY One day a year Birmingham-Southern students turn our campus into one of America ' s most famous towns— Dogpatch. The afternoon ' s schedule included two football games; a parade of floats; a greased pig race, and was cli- maxed by the Sadie Hawkins Day race. Dogpatchers then retired to the gym to eat, dance, and enjoy the entertain- 1 . ;P5 Southern Accent MR. HILLTOPPER One of the outstanding activities with service as its theme is the Mr. Hilltopper contest. Each year the con- test picks the man most typical of the Hilltop. The sponsoring sorority is Al- pha Omicron Pi, and the proceeds from the show go to their philanthropic project. 1952 Southern Accent 188 STARLIGHT OPERA During the month of July, Munger Bowl was the setting for two Starlight Operas, Romberg ' s The Desert Song and Chocolate Soldier by Strauss. The cast was made up of professional stars, and in- cluded non-professionals from all over the state. 1951 Southern Accent MAY DAY WATER BALLET The Physical Education department presents a water ballet each year, directed by Miss Elizabeth Davis and assisted by the College Theatre and Music department stu- dents. 1953 Southern Accent 189 FACULTY Dr. Guy E. Snavely, Dr. Henry King Stanford, and Dr. George R. Stuart Howard Hall Creed Professor of English Cecil E. Abernethy Arnold F. Powell Professor of English Associate Professor of English 190 Raymond MacMahon Associate Professor of Art Ruth Baker Truss Secretary to the Treasurer Hugh Thomas Dean of the Conservatory Oliver C. Weaver, Jr. Associate Professor of Religion and Philosoph y S£s: . Paul C. Bailey Professor of Biology Hoyt McCoy Kaylor Associate Professor of Physics E. Dean Calloway Chemistry Wynelle D. Thompson Chemistry William R. Battle, Jr. Professor of Physical Education -. mw THE END The Music Department of Birm ingham-Southe rn College presents THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO Andrew Gainey, Stage Director Thomas Gibbs, Conductor The Birmingham Symphony Orchestra 193 Both administration and students lent a hand in repainting Hanson Dormitory-Jan- uary 1975. w (■; : ■ T -•t. ' ' % - ' ' V-. Jli-. Editor: Steve Zachow SENIOR CLASS Clinton Anderson Birmingham, Alabama Sherrie Anderson Birmingham, Alabama Marshall Ashcraft Charlotte, North Carolina Carolyn Atkins Russellville, Alabama Darla Bakersmith Shalimar, Florida Mary Barber Winfield, Alabama William Barclift Homewood, Alabama Jerrell Baxter Evergreen, Alabama Michele Beatty Fort Walton Beach, Florida Vivian Bess Hartford, Alabama Bill Blackerby Birmingham, Alabama Steve Bostic Brewton, Alabama 1% I SENIOR CLASS Jane Bryan Brentwood, Tennessee Kathy Burgess Trussville, Alabama Andy Campbell Fairfax, Alabama Lynn Cannon Oneonta, Alabama Donald Cantley Sumiton, Alabama Frances Capps Opelika, Alabama Mike Caraway Birmingham, Alabama Shari Cobb Birmingham, Alabama Mark Coomer Brentwood, Alabama Sandra Cooper Birmingham, Alabama Karen Cory Pensacola, Florida John Cottle Tallassee, Alabama Jt 197 Frances Coyle Birmingham, Alabama Ann Cragon Birmingham, Alabama Ellen Craig Decatur, Alabama Patricia Crozier Quinton, Alabama Mary Dendy Huntsville, Alabama Martha Dickson Montgomery, Alabama Woody Eddins Monroeville, Alabama Florence Eldridge Birmingham, Alabama Rosalyn Elliott Jasper, Alabama Charles Elmes Decatur, Alabama Cheryl Elser Huntsville, Alabama Vhern Etherton Birmingham, Alabama SENIOR CLASS W 198 SENIOR CLASS Linda Ferguson Florence, Alabama Cynthia Finke Decatur, Georgia Terrell Finney Montgomery, Alabama Van Foreman Gadsden, Alabama David Foster Irving, Texas Charles Franklin Union Springs, Alabama Jan Gilder Montgomery, Alabama Judy Gilmore Birmingham, Alabama Bob Glenn Tuscaloosa, Alabama Mike Graham Cullman, Alabama Kenneth Griffin Birmingham, Alabama Katje Griffis Birmingham, Alabama 199 SENIOR CLASS Steve Haddock Florence, Alabama William Hall Billingsley, Alabama Betsy Harper Yuma, Arizona Donald Harris Birmingham, Alabama Gary Harrison Panama City, Florida Linda Hatton Birmingham, Alabama Frances Heidt Albany, Georgia Craig Henshaw Scottsboro, Alabama John Hoffman Wyckoff, New Jersey Marie Hollis Sylacauga, Alabama Terresa Hood Arab, Alabama Ronald Horton Dora, Alabama 200 SENIOR CLASS Clay Humphries Opelika, Alabama Tony Hunter East Palatka, Florida Jack Johnston Woodville, Alabama Chris Killion Birmingham, Alabama Danny King Dothan, Alabama Mel King Andalusia, Alabama Michael T. Kolarik Scottsboro, Alabama Becky Lewis Athens, Alabama Beth Lisenby Luverne, Alabama James E. McCrary, Jr. Reform, Alabama Terry McElheney Florence, Alabama Richard McKee Montgomery, Alabama 201 SENIOR CLASS Ken McNees Birmingham, Alabama Vicki Manzella Bessemer, Alabama Lois Martin Montgomery, Alabama David Mason Birmingham, Alabama Thomas Meacham Birmingham, Alabama Michael Meehan Huntsville, Alabama Charles Wayne Melvin Birmingham, Alabama Theron Montgomery Birmingham, Alabama Meg Moquin Huntsville, Alabama Sybil Morris Birmingham, Alabama Cathy Nathan Huntsville, Alabama Susie Newsom Birmingham, Alabama 202 SENIOR CLASS John Outland Greensboro, Alabama John Pagel Huntsville, Alabama Mary Patton Pensacola, Florida Lamar Peacock Selma, Alabama Liz Potter Huntsville, Alabama Dian Quick St. Petersburg, Florida Celia Reed Sylacauga, Alabama Terry Riley righton, Alabama Sally Ripatti Sevierville, Tennessee Hoyt Robinson Gadsden, Alabama Fred Roy Huntsville, Alabama Jan Rutland Huntsville, Alabama 203 SENIOR CLASS Dee Saunders Montgomery, Alabama Danny Sawyer New Brockton, Alabama Chris Searcy Enterprise, Alabama Preecha Sensarn Thailand Denise R. Shaw Birmingham, Alabama Herman Simpson Ensley, Alabama Bill Sisson Birmingham, Alabama David Smith Anniston, Alabama Beverly Smyly Selma, Alabama Jim Somerville Birmingham, Alabama Deborah Steiner Birmingham, Alabama Garry Dennis Stephenson Jasper Alabama 204 SENIOR CLASS Robert Sturdivant Birmingham, Alabama Nancy Sutton Tuscaloosa, Alabama Mary Kay Temple Decatur, Alabama Mary Lee Thomaston Birmingham, Alabama Susan Tipler Birmingham, Alabama Diana Turner Alexander City, Alabama Rick Turpen Nashville, Tennessee Skip Urling Plantation, Florida James Vandergrift Birmingham, Alabama Vicki Vespaziani Mobile, Alabama Donald Walton Birmingham, Alabama Barry Ward Huntsville, Alabama 205 SENIOR CLASS Paula Ward Mobile, Alabama Al Washington Palmetto, Florida Michael Weatherford Cullman, Alabama Janice Webster Birmingham, Alabama Clyde Wells Dothan, Alabama Janice West Huntsville, Alabama Paul Whitcomb Birmingham, Alabama Phillip White Centreville, Alabama Alice Wilbanks Alexander City, Alabama Doris Wilson Gadsden, Alabama Frank Wilson Union Springs, Alabama Keyser Wilson Birmingham, Alabama 206 Charlotte Short Jacksonville, Alabama Penny Williamson Birmingham, Alabama UNDERCLASSMEN Dickie Able Peter Adams Phyllis Adams Charles Agee Kathy Akin Dan Akpe Richard Aldenderfer John Alford Julie Allen Kenneth D. Ams Drew Anderson Murray Archibald Donna Arrington James Bahe Jayne Bailey 207 UNDERCLASSMEN Jeanne Bailey Karen Bailey Margaret Baker Carol Balch Jerry Bankston Tom Barker Stephen Barkley Greg Barnard John Barnes Martha Barnes Russell Barr Steve Bass Pam Bates Rusty Bates Kathi Battles John M. Baugh, Jr. Stan Bazzell Diane Beall Cindy Beard Nancy Beaty David Beck Scott Beeton Melanie Belew Chris Benich Deborah Ann Bennett 208 UNDERCLASSMEN Thomas Bentley Susan Benton Anne Berg Greg Bernard David Berry Michael Bevington Sonya Billingsley Diane Bittle Beth Blackwell Sherry Blackburn Jesse Blankenship Clara Bledsoe Robin Bogardus Tammy Renea Box Jon Boydstun Lynette Bradley Lev Bragg Kenneth Bramlett Thomas A. Branscome Febe Brazeal Adair Brevard Kim Brinckmeyer Barbara Brittain Eddie Brock Alison Brockman 209 UNDERCLASSMEN Darla Brooks Joe Brown Rosebud Brown Steve Brown Cam Brunschwyler Morris Bunn Sam Burke Julie L. Burnette Charles Burnham Danzey Burnham Carol Burr Leah Burton Kathleen Bynum Tina Calhoun Angie Camp Steve Camp Leisa Carry Janice Carter Susan Carter Smitty Chandler Lee Chaney Betty Chatham Chivi Chivington Melissa Clark Ted Clark 210 UNDERCLASSMEN mm w Tom Clark f Lowell Clements ' Ann Clotfelter • •••• Stanley Colbert Thad Collier Suzanne Collins Mary Emily Colvin Janet Convery Robert Cooke Nancy Cooley Terry Cooper Laura Cotter Kevin Coulter Drew Cramer V. Richard Cranford Lisa Crawford David Crowder Dottie Crowson Mark Crumpton Dallas E. Culver Bruce Darden Beverly Davis Bruce Davis John A, Davis Steve Davis 211 UNDERCLASSMEN Paula Dawson Catherine Deagon Diane Dekich Debbie Denson Ardrene Dew Malcolm Dick Margaret Dick Pete Diffly Ginny Dishuck Pamela Dolbey Amy Douglas Jimmy Dovel Bill Dowell Mike Downing Dan Drennen Richard Dudley Margaret Dunn Ree Ann Eddings Joen Ellisor John Emfinger Mike Emfinger Terry Enos Larry Everson J. Michael Farrington Edouard Fath 212 UNDERCLASSMEN Lloyd Faulkner Bill Feagin Scott Field Mary Margaret Fife Richard Finkelstein Mike Fitzhugh Patsy Flandell Rebecca Fleming George Flemming Paul Freeman Shawn Freeman Ken Friday Mary Gay Gary Gazaway Patricia George Bill Gibson Houston Gilbreath Dina Gillespy George Glover Greg Glover Virginia Goodall Cathy Green Mike Griesbach Chris Griffith Jimmy Grimes MMm 213 UNDERCLASSMEN Sheila Gurley Scott Guyton Larry Haefner Karen Hall Bruce Hamilton Gay Hamilton Karla Hamrick Peter Harb Will Harris James B. Harris, Jr. Jdhn Harris Amy Hastings Ron Hatchcock John Hawkins Bill Haynes Timothy F. Haynes Mar) ' Heidt Maria Held Deborah Henderson Dereck E. Henderson Willie Henderson Doug Hendrix James W. Herling Heidi Herlong Bob Herring ) I n . I i i v.s-n ii J r ' hm, m w mt i: : A 214 UNDERCLASSMEN Ann Hill Patty Hilton James Hinson Meg Hoagland Monica Holewinski George Holland David HoUaway Debbie Holmes Jess E. Holt, Jr. David Home Steve Howard Laurie Howell John Howze T.B. Hubbard Tim Hudak Constance Hudson Paul Hughes Robert Humphreys Helen Hunt Phyllis Hunter Renee Hyche Sharon Isay Andrew Jackson Beverly Jackson Don Jackson 215 UNDERCLASSMEN Kevin Jackson Renee D. Jackson Steve Jackson Jon Jefferson Paul Jennings Alex Jernigan Jay Johnson Reeves Johnson Sandra Johnson Wanda Johnson John Jolley David R. Jones Tim Jordan Valerie J. Kennedy Vicki Kibodeaux Philip King Robert King Marie Helene Klip Kimberly Krum Roger Lacy Susan LaMarsh Ramsey H. Lane Karen Langford Marcia Langford William Lenahan 216 UNDERCLASSMEN Allen Lenoir Kenneth Letson Eugene C. Levert Drew Lewis Marian Lewis Amy Livingston Laura Livingston Paulette Logan Susan Lois Billy Lopez Robery Lowry III Janice Lyon Darrell McAnnally Lynne McCaleb Patricia McCants Sharon McCord Robert McCullum Rick McCutchen Dorothy B. McDaniel Jean McDaniel Marc McDonald Steve McGahee Joanna McGee James Hardie McGehee Evan McGhee 217 UNDERCLASSMEN Jane Mclnerney Patricia McKee Barbara Jo McKinney Steve McKinney Richard McLane Jim McLaughlin Sharon McMillan Caroline Macon Dean Magourias Shelley Magourias Robert Mann Gwen Manley Jane Marsden Mindy Marsh Mary Anne Martin Michael Martin Debra Martineau Robert Mathews Susanna Matthews Herbert Meighan Steve Meigs William Meredith Michael Miller Nancy Mills Wanda Mintz 218 UNDERCLASSMEN Jewel Crumley Mitchell John Mitchell Johnny W. Mitchell Joyce Mitchell Jan Montgomery Barry C. Moore Gary Moore Jeanette Lynn Moore Marjorie Moore John B. Morris, Jr. Roger Morrow Rod Moss Aaron Tony Moyana Mario Mudano Claudia Holmes Mullins Ann Mullis Charles T. Murphree Cindy Murphy Jackie Murphy Mark Murphy f Bill Murray Gary Musick Jack Naramore William Neely John Nelson s it 219 UNDERCLASSMEN Rosalinde North Charlie NowMn Barbara Noxon Ramona Ochoa Olynn Ohrtmann Frank H. Palmer Steve Palmer William Parker Michele Parr Jan Parsons Rob Paul Matthew Pearson Jack Pelfrey Nat Perkins Virginia Perkins Andrea Petty Rachel Pettry Martin Phillips Nancy Phillips Greg Pickens Kathy Pickett Ann Pitts Ronald H. Planz Becky Pool George Pool 220 UNDERCLASSMEN Tom Porch Wilson Primm Vanessa L. Pritchett David Proctor Beth PuUiam Never Rabb Debbie Rasberry Michelle Raynor Michael Reaves Frances Real Dick Reddick Clem Reynolds Denise Richmond Susan Ripp Francisco T. Medina Rivera Lynn Roberts Tony Roberts Andy Robins Reese Robinson Valerie Robinson Vanessa Roby Lynn Rock Cynthia Rogers Michael Rosenbaum John Rouveyrol 221 UNDERCLASSMEN WIBfi s, Tony Rutledge Jan Ryan Alesa Ryals Jan Ryan Sam Saliba Patti St. Denis Debbie Sarrell W.G. Sarrell, Jr. RaRa Sartwell Albert Satcher Sam Sawyer Tom Sawyer Beth Scaiise Martin Schray Glenn Scott Denny Seabolt Janice Seaman Richard Shamblin Ann Shankles Randall Sheets Quenette Shehane Rex Sherer Wayne Sherman Johnny Siegwart Mary Siegwart 222 UNDERCLASSMEN Henry Sikes Karen Simmons Nancy Sims Sylvia Sirmon Evelyn Skinner Rick Sloan Cathy Slonceski Bo Smilie Bob Smith Brenda Smith Cay Smith Jinny Smith Marc Smith Phil Smith Sheila Smith Tommy Smith Julia G. Spangler Verneeta Spencer Mike Spivey Nancy Carol Starnes Sharon Stewart Steve Stine Tony Stinson Marcia Strickland Ronald Frank Suber 223 UNDERCLASSMEN Mike Sullivan James Allen Summer Jimmy Sutton Lisa Talley Betty Terry J.D. Terry Steve Thomas Terri Thomas Dawn Thompson Roger W. Thompson Tracy Tiller Debbie Tindol Sally Towers Tina Trapane Richard Umstead Mike Vickery Vicki von Gal Jeannie Wade Ken B. Waites Marsha Wakefield Mike Walden Marcia Walker Holland Wallace Ingrid Ward Rosie Ward 224 UNDERCLASSMEN Lisa Ware David Warlick Martha Weaver Fred Webster Frank J. Wegent, Jr. John West EHzabeth White William H. White Laura Whitehurst Grace Whittle Corry Wilhoit Deloris Williams James Lee Williams Jimmy Williams Russell Williams Wade Williams Wallace Williams Elizabeth Mae Wills Bruce Wilson Scott Wilson Shelby Wirt Jerry Wishum John Wolf David Wood Jo Ann Woodham 225 UNDERCLASSMEN Doug Woosley Martin Woosley Bill Wright Lynne Wright John Yapp Johnny Yoe Deborah Youngblood Steve Zachow Greg Zieman ▼ %v W-.-i .-: J. ,  ' : : BSC AT NIGHT Editor: Alien Sumner Everywhere you look (at yourself), It ' s gone. A morning ' s journey has spent you And the evening sees no change In your hand. So begin again. Pick up a candle and follow along; Don ' t repeat yourself or repent another, Night ' s tumble won ' t last for long. 229 And before we ' re done (in) By dawn ' s early light, We ' ll coin a new pastime Called Seizing the Night! Allen Sumner 231 1 ' : a t p-. ' m (wi ii ' : i ' ! -jr I i 1 n T ).. — «st5 INTERIM JANUARY 1975 Southern Politics Biology Basic scuba ' iirii M ! A major objective of the curriculam is to encourage each student to de- velop his potential for creative activity and independent study. Under the 4-1-4 academic calendar on which the College operates, the January in- terim term provides a unique opportunity for innovation and experimen- tation on the part of both students and faculty. BSC Bulletin 197 -75 Basic photography 235 236 Directed by ARNOLD POWELL Design by BARBARA EVANS Technical Direction by JOHN KITCHENS Costumes Make-up by LYNDA LINFORD Promotional Art by HOWARD CRUSE CAST Hamlet STEVE MEIGS Claudius GLENN SCOTT Gertrude MARGARET BYRD Ophelia GRACE WHITTLE Horatio PAUL JENNINGS Polonius TERRELL FINNEY Laertes MURRAY ARCHIBALD Rosencrantz BILL WRIGHT Guildenstern MIKE FITZHUGH Clown 1 BARRY WARD Clown 2 DONDI JONES C lown 3 SARAH MARSHALL  £- 4 M HAMLET College Theatre November U-19, 197A INTRO PLAYS WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY STUDENTS IN THE IN- TRODUCTION TO THEATRE CLASS. PRESENTED IN THE UNDERGROUND THEATRE DECEMBER 7, 197 U. ONCE UPON A TIME by Grace Whittle Chris Griffith, Paul Jennings, Glenn Scott MAC by Sally Ripatti George Holland, Farrel Bailey THE RED QUEEN ' S LAMENT by Patricia Woodall Michael Roberts, Bill Wright Janice Seaman, T.B. Hubbard Stage managers: Vicki von Gal Julie Burnett Mike Fitzhugh ADVERTISEMENTS Business Manager: Frank Wilson 241 LOVEMAN ' S PORTRAIT STUDIO WESTERN HILLS MALL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS PORTRAITS AND THE BSC FAVORITES PICTURES. 242 Barberis notural Coodnoss COMPLETE FAMILY OF DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE CAFETERIA MANAGERS AND STAFF 243 cJxinqs il nin 9 OVER 500 HIGH SCHOOL a COLLEGE RINGS ON DISPLAY -FRATERNITY AND SORORITY JEWELRY, SPORTSWEAR AND GIFT ITEMS- -STERLING AND TURQUOISE JEWELRY- -MANY UNUSUAL GIFT ITEMS- -FASHION JEWELRY- Phone 879-0045 2825 18th Street South (Homewood) Next to Runmore ' s Record Rack Birmingham ' s new Civic Center iii ■  lf: M i iamtlCn ' : «t: ' Listen! At your graduation exercises, the commencement speaker will say something to the effect that the future of this nation is in your hands or you are being given a great challenge . They always say things like that at graduation exercises. It seems to be the thing to do. They ' ve said it so much that most folks expect it and don ' t even hear it. That ' s bad . . . because it ' s true. The future is in your hands . . . whether you hear it or not . . . and whether you like it or not. Do something about it . . . Listen. CENTRAL BAIMK OF BIRMIIMGHAM 245 1st Avenue North at 13th Street Birmingham, Alabama 35203 205 2521212 ' ' UJ;! 1 i ■ i I EL CHARRO MEXICAN RESTAURANT 1118 3rd Avenue West Birmingham, Ala Phone 780-9262 i i I I Bilililililililililiiiliiiil COMPLIMENTS OF SOUTHWAY DISCOUNT CENTER 248 First National Bank 32 Convenient Locations to serve you throughout Jefferson County. The First National Bank of Birmingham Member F.D.I.C An Alabama Bancorporation Affiliate 249 SMITH and HARDWICK, INC. BOOKS 406 North 20th 251-6838 I 250 - ...-v. . S ' ifiMMflSg 1i • 1 ■; :. i3 m%, ' K5 i ■ iff fi . -.Jig«l i ' . y FIFE ' S RESTAURANT 2321 4th Avenue North 254-9167 iWAiiiii fwpj 252 Having kept a close account of all things for some time, it seemed best to present a full and complete picture of the people concerned. We pass the picture on to you, gentle reader, without comment or explanation, in hopes of inspiring creative confusion in fu- ture years. The Order of the Bell i 253 f ' l 254 Student-Administration forum January 28, 1975 Golly gee whiz! What can I say? This was the most time-consuming, exhausting, and gratifying project imaginable. We ' ve tried to put together a professional annual for you, rank amateurs that we are. There are omissions and outright gaps, caused by an early completion deadline and the inability of me and my helpers to be everywhere all the time. Speaking of my helpers, I don ' t want to forget Terrell Finney, Steve Meigs, and David Crowder. I must extend a very special thank-you to Ray Martin and Charles Franklin III, without whose help this annual and my role in it would have been nonexistent. Lastly, there is the one person, my wonderful editor Sally, for whom no words can express my gratitude. Suffice it to say that without her I would have given up very early. Hope you enjoy the scrapbook. Allen Sumner Annual Photographer 255 In any undertaking as large as the creation of a yearbook there are many people who deserve a special thank-you. I would like to use this space to express my gratitude to those people who helped produce the 1975 Southern Accent. I would like to express my appreciation for the coop- eration on the part of the students, faculty, and administration. A big thank you goes to the Southern Accent staff, and to all of the contributing photographers. I would also like to thank Janet Pullen for helping label the underclassmen pictures, and to Janice West for always being there when I needed her-with encouragement and advice. Special thanks go to Ray Martin our yearbook advisor, who was always ready to help. And there is one person without whom the 1975 Southern Accent could not have been produced. Allen Sumner, the yearbook photographer spent an incredible amount of time taking pictures, developing film, and printing the vast ma- jority of the pictures that appear in this book. To Allen and all of the others Thank You! Sally Ripatti Editor 256 LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE