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

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LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE ?SSS Sai«,i5§.«5. ? Countless the various species of mankind; countless the shades which separate mind from mind. — G if ford VARIETY Southern Accent 1978 Table of Contents Events 20 Faculty 50 Classes 78 Sports 122 Student Life 146 Organizations 176 Favorites 220 Greeks 230 Advertisements 256 B-SC If variety is the spice of life, then Birmingham-Southern College is highly seasoned. There are so many different ideas and interests; it is the variety, the differences in people, that make BSC the very special place that it is. Freedom to be different, to think what you want, and to express yourself openly is freedom to be yourself. SOLITUDE Spare time is something that is very rare at B-SC; even more rare is that time spent alone with oneself. Learning to interact with other people is an integral part oi growing as an individual. Learning to be alone is just as important. Although solitude is rare, many B-SC students have found sanctuaries all their own: in their rooms, by the fountain, at the academic quad after classes, or in some hidden place. CONGLOMERATION m The ability to accept a person and his ideas whether or not your ideas concur is an important part of growth as an individual, a part that takes place during the college years. With Birmingham-Southern ' s variety of people, the school is a perfect setting for such growth. COMPANIONSHIP Everyone needs to be with another person sometime. College is the only time that there is always someone available. It is reassuring to know that there are nine hundred other people on this campus who will be there willing to talk. .. f. .J!J r ' ' ' mmm n : - - EVENTS The Earl Scruggs Revue Special Interests • rttf ' - %- mmmA m immmmmmfK tfm-. de: m - ' ' i4 ; Don McLean U The Medium conee The Misanthrope NAM Tournament Kansas City Kelly Monteith Major Barbara CLASSES II v- ji Citrus Week M Greek Week Student Art Show V The Campus M 1 ' J di 1 L_: 0 J J y m B ' i pipi s F-d- M 1 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRAT ION Neal R. Berte President of Birmingham Southern College W. Edmund Moomaw Dean of the College Robert D. Dorth Vice President for Admission Services Ernest B. Chew, Jr. Treasurer and Business Manager Buddy Stanford, Director of Student Affairs; Don Casella, Director of Contract Learning; Father Ted H Dudley Long, Associate Director of Student Affairs; Mike Harper, Chaplain and Director of Church Relations; Bob Glenn, Coordinator of Housing. Education Ouida Kinzey, Assistant Professor of Education; Bobby Don Whetstone, Professor of Education; Eileen Moore, Assistant Professor of Education; James Blackburn, Assistant Professor of Education. Barbara Lester, Assistant Professor of Sociology; Irvin Penfield, Associate Professor of Political Science; Natalie Davis, Assistant Professor of Political Science; Donald Dixon, Professor of Psychology. History David Fraley, Associate Professor of History: William E. Nicholas, Director of Adult Education; Henry Clay Randall, Professor of History: Sam Stayer, Associate Professor of History. ' i Religion and Philosophy O. C. Weaver, Professor of Philosophy; Paul Franke, Associate Professor of Philosophy; Earl Gossett, Professor of Religion; Roy Wells, Jr., Associate Professor of Religion. Classics and Modern Foreign Language Jon Blake, Assistant Professor of Spanish; Dorothy Ward, Associate Professor of German Diane Brown, Associate Professor of French; Samual Pezzillo, Associate Professor of Classics. English John Pool, Professor of English; Jane Mims, Associate Professor of English; James A. Koger, Assistant Professor of English; Susan K. Hagen, Assistant Professor of English. Mathematics and Physics Lewis Patterson, Lecturer in Computer Science; William Jarvis Boardman, Associate Professor in Physics: Robert S. Cunningham, Associate Professor of Mathematics. mm : hh Carol Smith, Assistant Professor of Mathematics; Hoyt Kaylor, Professor of Physics; Lola Kiser, Professor of Mathematics. Chemistry and Biology Dean Calloway, Professor of Chemistry; Dan Holliman, Professor of Biology; E. D. Waits, Associate Professor of Biology. Paul Bailey, Professor of Biology; Leslie D. Zettergren, Assistant Professor of Biology. Physical Education, Economics, and Business Administration Richard Massey. Associate Professor of Economics and Business Administration; Roy Mewbourne, Jr.. Assistant Professor of Physical Education. Murray Arnold, Assistant Professor of Physical Education: Donald Green. Assistant Professor of Physical Education; Jo Ann Garside, Assistant Professor of Physical Education; Andy Wilson. Instructor in Physical Education. Ballet Mira Popovich, Lecturer in Dance. Drama and Speech Arnold Powell, Professor of Drama and Speech; Lynda Linford, Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech. Art Lloyd Slone, Assistant Professor of Art; R. L. Shelton, Associate Professor of Art; Robert Tucker, Associate Professor of Art; Raymond MacMahon, Professor of Art. ' m 1 1 IfeJ M 9i 1 ff l - ♦ ■- w I H D. W. Stauffer, Associate Professor of Music; Thomas Gibbs, Associate Professor of Music; W. H. Baxter, Professor of Music; Andrew Gainey, Associate Professor of Music. Hugh Thomas, Professor of Music Daphne Grimsley, Lecturer in Music; Albert Hughes, Associate Professor in Music. Library Mary Erickson. Circulation Desk; Janice Poplau, Cataloguing Librarian; Ann Hamilton, Reference Librarian; Barbara Scott, Director of the Library. Denise Sutton, Assistant Business Manager; Jim Bennett. Director of Public Affairs; Ron Burton, Director of the News Bureau; Rebecca Bevis, Director of Purchasing; Jon Boydston, Assistant Director of School Relations; Roberta Webb, Director of Development. James Hutto, Associate Director of School Relations; Charles Gerchman Manager of Cafeteria; Virginia MacMahon, Alumni Secretary; Gertrude Clark, Director of Financial Aid; Nellie Salter, Assistant Director of Records; Betty Winfree, Bookstore Manager; Charles Wesley, Postmaster. CLASSES SENIORS Richard E. Abernathy Birmingham. AL Pre-Med Phylis Ruth Adams Daphne. AL Biology Virginia Ann Aiderson Nashville. TN Political Science. History John F. Alford Julie Kathr n Alle: Drew Kermit Andei Punta Gorda. FL Biology Sarah T. Bankslon Martha Louise Bami Andalusia. AL Biology Russell Barr Huntsville. AL Chemistry. Biology S Kav Bedenbaugh Birmingham, AL Marleen Klip Sodden Birminghaiti, AL French, Biology Herbert A. Bolu David O. Brand Timolh John Br Augusia, ME Healchand Phys; Buddy Bunn Bessemer, AL Health and Physical Edu Julie L. Burneu Birmingham, AL Drama and Speech Danzey Bumham Arniston,AL Biology Tina M, Calhoun Birmingham, AL Accounting Dixie Cardwcll Birmingham. AL Hcahhlind Phvsic: Herberi Scon Churchill New Castle, PA Health and Physical Edu Elizabeth HCobbs Birmingham, AL Religion David Daniels Hallandale, FL Health and Physi Gerald Davis Jim H.Day. Jr. Gardendale. AL Math. Chemistry Lawrence A. Deau Birmingham. AL Religion. Philosophy ■ Bob Keilh Duiion 1 r| •• ' W Birmingham. AL Chemistry Sidney Joseph Elmore. . Tuscaloosa. AL Business Administratio mi Gwendolyn M. English Birmingham. AL llfbby Dowell Umpa. FL Business Admin Daniel James D Birmingham. Al Biulogy J Michael Farrinc Birmingham. AL Benjamin CKdeGa l.imes HouslonCilbrealh Birmingham. AL Jedford Gordon Calhy Green Trussville. AL Pre-Med Christine A. Gnffilh Cherry Hill. NJ Independent Richard Larry Haak Larry A. Haefne Birmingham. AL Math. Economic Timoth F Havnes Birmingham. AL Math. Music William Robert Ha; Irondale. AL Biology. Chemistry Maria C. Held Birmingham. AL Math Ann Gregory Hill Huntsville. AL Independent Danny W. Hill Birmingham. AL Political Science Andrew Curtis Jackson Jon Willard Jefferson lie. AL English William Reeves Johnson. Jr. Hunlsville. AL Math Timothy B. Jordan Huntsville. AL Pre-Med th E. Laeger ngham.AL Ji.hn Eugene Lair Birmingham. AL Malh F-UgeneO LeVe[ Marion. ,AL French. German Drew Ellis Lewis Northporl, AL Biology. Psychology William Curtis Lopez William Gamble Mann Birmingham. AL Business Adminislralion Elizabelh Alice Mauldin Lynne C. McCaleb Birmingham. AL Philosophy. Malh James A. McClcllan Richard A. McCulcheon Hunlsville. AL Math Richard C-McLane Birmingham, AL Economics. Education Sarah Duncan Murray DarleneS. Meyers linde Elaine Norih Barbara Anne No MarkO, O ' Bradovich Bellewood. IL Physical Education James Gordon O ' Quir West Blocton. AL Religion Michele W. Parr Fairhope, AL English David Brian Peck Birmingham. AL Hislory Logene Minschew Perkir Lucia Collier Perkins Biology Linda J. Perry Birmingham. AL HisL.o Greg. r UmvPi. Bessemer. AL Ps ths.lof Palt Vines Pitke K.ilhryn Tdelhi.i Pic . Sujanne Prewil Njnss Anne Pugh hlizjhelh Jones Pullia Berrs. AL Chemisln, Malh Gars N Randall Si Pelershurg, F[. Phssical Educaln.n Debbie Lynn Rasberr Birmingham. AL Milliard Risher Reddick Hughey D. Reynolds Wilsonvillc. AL PsvcholoBV Tony Michael Roberts Ashford. AL English. Philosophy Andrew L Robins Selma. AL Biology Dana A n Sanderson Tuscum iia. AL Religion Debra J an Sarrell Annislo .AL Biology Charles M. Schwartz Trenlon NJ R ichard WiKon Nonhport. AL Biology Vicloria L Von Gal Drama-Speech Marcha L. WafcefielJ Lacauga. AL Pre-Med Marcia Kaye Walker Humsville. AL Psychology Ehse Mane Ware Birraingham. AL Business Adirraistracioi Jerry Keith Watson Sumiion. AL Drama-Speech John Walter Webb IV Wallace Harry Wells. Jr. Birmingham. AL Chemistry Gary James Whaley MellodieN. Wilsi JUNIORS Dan K. Anderson Knoxville. TN James D. Archer. Decatur, AL Martha A. Baird Dora. AL Timothy Baltz Huntsville. AL Bonnie Barnes Birmingha .AL Roger Barnes Huntsville. AL Ahsha L. Berry Huntsville. AL David Berry Falls Church. VA M- Dana Berrv Huntsville. AL Judy Bidlingmayer Vero Beach. FL Randal Black Guin, AL Joni Blackburn Birmingham. AL Kathervn Blackerbs Pa me la K, Bonner Athei IS. AL Denn IS W. Boyd Athens. AL Jame; s C.Boyle Baltir nore. MD ThoiT las G- Brasher Terry Bri . ' ille. , Elizabeth T, Bryant Nashville. TN Hal Bumbalough Nashville. TN Fave Etta Burt ngha y Clavl . AL Jrm Busb Po Sus npano Beach, an D. Tarnes FL Bir mingham. AL Ka hryn L. Carle De Cu alur. AL tisChane.v Bir mingham. AL Ma nha Clifford Brandon. MS John Joseph Co le ngha . AL Kalhv Culpepper Pensacola. FL Frank D. Curlis Montgomery. AL John Dale Oak Hill. AL Cynlhia Ann Day Clyde Neal Ellis Arley. AL Richard Ellis Mountain Brook. Wallace Everett Addis . AL Rodney J. Feight Pam Felkins Sylacauga. AL Birmingham. AL Laura Kay Flemin Birmmgham. AL Bob Fletcher Birmmgham. AL Bill Gandry Wadlev. AL Michael George Decatur. AL Martha D.Glaser Birmingham. AL Amanda Glaze Gardendale. AL Buddy Gonzalez Daylona Beach. FL Pete Goodloe Birmingham. AL J. Michael Grabowski Birmingham. AL Cynthia Frances Gray Birmingham. AL Pamela G. Greer Nashville. TN James J. Haley Birmingham. AL Ronnie Edward Hamil Huntsville. AL Lee L. Ha . AL John Hayes Huntsville. AL Michael Fred Heckir Orlando. FL Steven R. Hendricks Shalimar. FL GinaHill Cullman. AL Pamela Hodges Birmingham. AL R. Kendall Holman Dothan. AL Michael R. Horton Tampa. FL Stephen N. Howard Birmingham. AL « ' y,,, « |g ,| F.nrtque Zayas LaCosta Birmingham. AL Barbara N. Lafayetle Birmingham, AL Marquam Durlo Landry E. Bacon Rouge. LA Huel M. Love Talledega. AL James Micheal MtCray Allanla. CA Lisa Anne McDanif Florala. AL Victor McDonald Oak Park. I L Willis McGee Eula . AL WilJaJaneMcNun Fort Payne, AL Vanessa Ann Maidei Birmingham. AL Clarke Mower Birmingham. AL Jay Parker Mashburr Birmingham, AL JoelW. Marlin Opelika, AL Pam Martin Birminghai Mark Mon Birminghai , AL James O- Morg. Gadsden, AL William Paul M Birmingham. A Steve Mosley Kimberly, AL Tim Nauger Donald C. Neel Birmingham, AL Rick Nelson Hanceville, AL Mandy Ochoa Tuscaloosa, AL Melissa L. Oden Huntsville. AL Cheryl Lynn Olds Enterpnse. AL Delphine Paige Tuscaloosa. AL Milton Page Albany. GA Steve Palmer Pinsi . AL Ralph Patton Chattanooga. TN Robert B Paul Eau Gallic. FL Paul Pollan [)olhan. AL Sann Porth Birmingham. AL Ameha Poller Bcrrv. AL B David R Proctor H Birmingham. AL w .Icffrey D. Proper V Fori Walton Beach. PL Pamela Gail Pullian r f Birmingham. AL John Pryon I M ' Birmingham, AL P ChnstpherS. Randolph S Lowndesboro. . L Brentwood. TN Elizabeth Greer Real Dolhan. AL David Spiegel Reynolds Jasper. AL Alberlene Ricks Roach Mildred Sch netier Birmi ingham .AL Palrn .la Anr 1 Schreib Birmi ingham . AL Leste rCharl esSeigel Birmi ngham ,. AL Mela nieM. Sheets Stone : Moun tain. GA Sony; a Shehi ine Clio. AL Carolvn E. Sherrod Allen Leon Simpson Jonathan D. Sir Barbara A, Smith Talladega. AL David Smith Kalhv Smith Eufaula. AL Marvin Smith Chattanooga. TN Michael S. Smith Remlap. AL R. Carl Smyly Andalusia. AL Weymon Preston Snuggs Birmingham. AL Gerald A. Sparks Birmingham, AL Sheryl E. Speed Martha M. Speer Mercedes. TX Sharon Ann Spencer Birmingham. AL Debra Spivey Columbus. c5 A Carole Anne Stallworth iingha: . AL 1 Stanford ngham, AL James Steely Midfield. AL Bobby Storey Talladega. AL Larry DeWilt Striplin Birmingham. AL Bobby Swindle Muscle Shoals. AL Debbie Talley Birmingham. AL SOPHOMORES Donna Sumner Airha Scollsboro. AL KivkS Alford Farmmglon.NM MikeBabchick Joseph Bailey Sylacauga. AL Sleven A. Benefield Ozark. AL Tim Berg Hunlsville. AL William Billmgsley Dolhan. AL Diana Lee Bidle Birmingham, AL Jean-Phillippc Blaudeau Birmingham. AL Gregory Alan Black Hunlsville. AL Danila Blackwood Birmingham. AL Cynthia L. Boling PellCily. AL Lynn Bowser Canton. OH Jeff Bradford Birmingham. AL Taney Afton Braze Fairhopc. AL Henr B. Brcland Mariana. FL James K. Brock Birmingham. AL Arlh ur UFayet Zion ville. IN Lind a Fave Bro Birm ngham. A Ana nana Brun Gulf Breeze. FL Dan al Jerome Birm ngham. A Mike Buchanan Halewilk-. AL Rh.ijj F- Burn Spjnish Furl. AL David Vernon Bu Cotlondale. AL Curtis Bvnum Talladega. AL HaICa n Wedou ee. AL Cla.reCaldnelll Birm.n sham. AL Alice E lizabelhCallah Pell Ci . AL Debbie Jewell Camero Monlg merv. AL Charlie Carllon Welura pka. AL Jud ' .on Chandler Spanish Furl. AL Denise HarleneClegg •XPONev. York. NY Kennelh Cochran Alexander Cily.AL Rachel Copper Andalusia. AL Cind.v Elaine Cox Albany. GA Solomon Crenshaw. Jr. Birmingham. AL Nancy Crinker Reform. A L Marly Crofc Bellevue. WA Rose Marv Dav is Minler. AL Sandra J. Dean Montgomery. AL John Michael DeJanei Michael E. Edwards Birmingham, AL Jim Eubank Tarranl. AL Jesse H.EzzdI. Jr. Masoud Fandi Tehran. Iran Joseph Mark Farringlo Birmingham. AL Rebecca Ann Finch Mobile. AL John Michael Flan Hunlsville, AL Merry Forres! Merrill Island. FL Sleven Gasden Beck Glass Birminghai Kelly P. Gordon Birmingham. AL Kennelh J. Grady Hunlsville. AL Jeffrey RoberlGrin- Gardendale. AL David F. Gruber Florence. A L Mur a W ade Haden Hom ewood. AL Meli saS Haenisch Hun sville AL Allis jn H ley Birm ngha m. AL Laur aSuz anne Hanaha Dolh an. AL Robert H raway e Alan Han Bir unghai . AL Tim Alan Harness Hunlsville, AL Donald Lee Heflin Huncsville. AL Elizabeth Ann Hibbard . AL Birmingha: Valerie L, Hil DanHice Nashville. TN Connie Hobbs Monlgomerv. AL Edsel Price Holden Florence. AL Donald Scolt Huber Hunlsville. AL Bobby Huffsluffer Bessemer. AL Allan Hughes Mountain Brook. AL Suzanne Hughes Birmingham. AL Richard Hunler Birmingham. AL Frederick James Jacksi Montgomery. AL Miss Leigh Jackson Eufaula. AL Susan Gale Jefferson Montevallo. AL April Johnson Sebnng. FL Rodney Howard John Birmingham. Susan Johnsor Birmingham. Eugene JohnsI George Randall Jones Prattville. AL Kathy Jones Birmingham. AL Beth C. Kama Birmingham. AL Johnnie Kazy Chattanooga. TN Tim Eugene Kendall Birmingham. AL Michael Anthony Maxwell Murfreesboro. 7 l Denise Vivian Mays Prattville. AL Katherine Wood Me Birmingham. AL Kay Miller Pensacola, FL William Hugo Millsa Birmingham. AL Edith Lynn Moore Newburgh, IN Mac Morgan Trussville, AL Palncia Palmer Tuscaloosa. AL Russell J. Peters Florala. AL Susan Ellen Peters Enterprise, AL Rebecca Si Pie mzham. AL ,-Ma ' an Powe Audre Hunlsville.AL Mary Ellen Puckelt Birmingham. AL Roberto Gustavo Puglielli Zulia. Venezuela Edward L. Queen Panama Citv.FL i Rav rReal Birmmgha: Birmingham, AL Steve Reich Birmingham. AL Sandra Reynolds Wilsonville. AL David Murphy Roberts Birmingham. AL Bruce Rogers Birmingham, AL Tom Roper Guntersville, AL Margaret Lois Rose Albany, GA Madelen Sanders Birmingham, AL Barry Savage Crestview, FL Ronald Edward Schulu Adamsvillc. AL Kennelh Shuk-r Ozark. AL Lisa Joyce Sligh Hueytown, AL Richard A. Smith Birmingham. AL Valencia Smilh Birminghi AL Ba abara Lee Standridge Ha den. AL U nar Slephc ns Ma con. GA Lo ella Steve ns Stevenson. A - Ke Ih Edwar Slevenson Bir mingham. AL Lindsay Stroud Kevin Richard Slump Ashland. KY Philip J. Sullivan Hunlsville, AL Teresa Tanner Hunlsville. AL Leila Louella Tarpley Birmingham. AL Allvn Thomas Birmmgham. AL Elaine Nash Thomas Rockville. MD William David Thorn Gadsden. A L Melinda Thompson Hunlsville. AL Sharon Kay Thompson Crystal Loiuse Underwood Birmingham. AL David Keith Vaughn Homewood. AL Daryl Paul Vickery Scottsboro. AL Michael Jeffre Virga Talmadge Levis Walker Hunlsville, AL Leslie Claire Weaver Gulf Breeze. FL Mar ' Jane Wells Albenville.AL Robin Whitehead Albertville. AL David Milton Whitly Huntsville. AL Mimi M. Whitt Huntsville. AL Rulhie E. Wiggins Sheffield. AL Laura Anita Wilkie Huntsville. AL Gladys Patricia William Midland, GA Lou Anne Williams Carrollton. GA Cynthia Ruth Williamst Grove Hill. AL Adelle E, Wilson Union Springs. AL David Chelton Wilson Mobile. AL FRESHMEN Jose A. Alvarez San Manuel. AZ Edward G. Anders Pan, . FL Edward Lee Anderson Challanooga, TN Judith Ann Anderson Challanooga. TN John Paul Arcangeli Hunlsville. AL Ann Hall Bailey Lillle Rock. AR Jimmie Dale Bailev I Birmingham. A L Manha Adei Baker Jackson. MS Leo J- Bakersmith Shahmar. FL Bill Baldwin Andalusia. AL Rickey Baldwin Ocala. FL Bryndis Banks Cordova. AL Franklin Barnard Hunlsville. AL t Barnard Birmmgha Howard Bayerle Welumpka, AL Lee Ann Basiie Scottsboro. AL Donald B. Bales Birmingham. AL Sleven W, Battles Barbara Ann Bell Hun sville. AL Bna n P. Bell Pens acola. FL Pete Bergeron Birm ingham.AL lav ierryhill Birm ingham.AL Mik Bevis Arat . AL F_nc Malihew Cohei Pinellas Park. FL Ellen N.Cowart Reform, AL Robtn C. Crist Albenv.lle, AL Jeffrey J. Cnltenden Fairhope, AL Mar Grace Cross Cin. I. OH bley KimD.Ci B loumsville. AL Clinl Curtis Orlando. FL Debby Dahike Birmingham. AL Steven Louis Darby Huntsville. AL Lojette Gail Dew Bessemer, AL Robert C. Dillon Ann; ,, AL Mary E. Deyerlie Wetumpka. AL Cynthia Lynn Dye Pensacola, FL Kevin Ronnie Dyess Bav Minnelte. AL Vairey Wingfield Early Mobile. AL Sandy English Greenville. FL Virginia Englund Birmingham. AL Charles G. Fagan Willia . AL David Fanner Fairfax. VA Doug Farris Jasper. AL Mark Ferlisi Newton, MD Daniel Filer Birmingham. A Ronald Keith Fishei Fairfield. A L Uura Kalhenne Fil Alhens. AL Paula Franke Birmingham. AL Curl Franklin vngha . AL Teresa D. Franklin Myron Wayne Freen Hueyiown. AL Donna Fuller Birmingham. AL Cinlhia Claire Furio Hun . AL Wade Charles Geiger Hunlsville. AL James Gibby Douglasville.CA Patricia Gibney Birmingham, AL Clay Gibson Waycross. GA Julie Gillespie imghai . AL Pamela G.CIavbaker Nashville. TN Lillian Susan Giazner Hunlsville. AL Melmda Lee Goff Wetumpka. AL Doris Annette Golden Bessemer, AL Deborah A. Gonia Hunlsville. AL Jonathan MarkGoodir Wetumpka. AL Susan Gaye Gorman Pensacola. FL John Gnff.n Birmingham, AL VickiLynnGunter Bimiingham. AL JoelGulhrie Alexander City, AL Travis Hain Birmingham, AL Dennis K, Hardin PhenixCily. AL Ronald Harmon Birmingham, AL BrendaGailHarri Oxford, AL William R. Harnsi Birmingham. AL Bell Hawk Arab, AL Knslin Kay Hays Hunlsville. AL Donna Henderson Oxford, AL John Charles Hendnx Pleasant Grove. AL Carol Ann Herrmann Pensacola, FL Brenda Ann Hester Reform, AL Jay Higginbotham Birmingham, AL William Holland Hodg Veslavia Hills, AL Phillip E.Holladay, Jr. Jarme Hopper Florence, AL Mary Hubbard Annislon. AL Angela Jelks nghai . AL Brian Jennings Piedmont. AL Scotti Jensen Hunlsville. AL Boyd John Hu ille. AL Delcia L. Johnson Baltimore. MD Diane E. Johnson Fori Walton Beach. FL Kathenne S.Johnson Homewood. AL Mark Johnson nngha: . AL Cathy E. Kellenberger Dothan. AL Paul Clifford Kent Birmingham. AL Joan King Athens. AL Manel F. Koger Birmingham. AL Jon Krai Hunlsville. AL Glenda Lammers Carrollton. AL Joel Langford Milton. FL Bernadine Love Birmingham. AL Lauren E. Lowery Albertville. AL Stewart Henry Lucas Fort Walton Beach. FL Carol McCutchen Scottsboro, AL Dawn McDonald Fori Deposit. AL Cynlhia McDougall Hunisville. AL Caroline Lee McRight Red Bay. AL Ronald A. MacBeth Pensacola. FL Mami Marooka Melissa Martin Birmingha: . AL Sara Massey Biloxi. MS Charles J. Masters Wetumpka. AL Linda Dale May HuntsviIle.AL Jerry Lee Maynor Scottsboro, AL Lisa Elaine Merrill Man ,. AL Carol Ann Miller Louisville. KY E. Anne Mincey Dothan. AL Mark A. Miskelly Birmingham, AL Donna Mane Monte Homewood, AL Mary Virginia Moore Albertville. AL Dene Murphy Tallasee. AL Stanley Neel Livingston. AL Johnny Neighbors Arab. AL Bich Chau Thi Nquyen Birmingham, AL Patrick C Noling Deslin. FL Warren John Nosby Birniingham. AL Doug Ownes Scottsboro. AL Andrew J. Patrick Birmingham. AL Lisa Mane Peacock Decatur. AL Rhonda Cam Phillipi Linden. AL Richard C. Phillip. Roswell. GA Stephen T. Pierce Port Si. Joe. FL Douglas Pile Ben Puis Birmingham. AL Jennifer Ponder Weaver. AL Susan Powell Alberlville. AL Molle B. Powers Birmingham. AL Linda E. Poyner Dolhan. AL Cynthia L. Pryor Birmingham. AL Clare Maura Quirk Huntsville. AL David Rayburn Birmingham. AL Richard Reynolds Hunlsville. AL Janet E, Riley Hunlsville. AL Hollywood. FL Tina Suere Koger Birmingham. AL Ceha Roland Andalusia. AL Richard Rolslon PoinlClear, AL Linda M. Resales Birmingham. AL Fran Ross Birmingham. AL Emily C. Roughley Bir iingha: . AL Rooseveh Rush Birmingham. AL Joseph Pual Rusnak Mobile. AL DonM - Sande s Hunls% ille. AL Roy Sander Pensac Ola. FL KenSc ale Birmin gham.AL Thoma s Rober SchI jasper AL Barbar aSeib Mernt Island. FL Celia Terry Moulion. AL David L. Thomas Wamor. AL Nina Louise Thomas Birmingham. AL Angela Tower Dallas. TX Virginia Dawn Urquhari Martha Darlene Wait Talladega. AL Venit a D. Walker Ada IT sville. AL P, Ru h Warlick Sheff eld. AL ThoiT as Isaac Watson Dotti in.AL Rita Faye Westbrook ThotT asville. AL Dennis B, Whilehurst Columbus. GA Calvin J Wiggins Huntsville. AL Thomas Lee Willetls Vestavia Hills. AL Jim Williams Anniston, AL Skipper Cooper Wilson Birmingham. AL Randall Wolf Scoltsboro. AL Catherine Wolfsbereger Huntsville. AL Patrick Woodard Signal Mountain, TN SPORTS -% ' !| igQ|it{ ■ T in r EAST TEXAS STATE US BIRMIIieHflM-SOUTfffiRH LABAHA IE Soccer Tennis Intramurals £ t % 4 Cheerleaders STUDENT LIFE You know, the best friendships befall you unsought; you don ' t find them at planned functions or eternal parties. We were walking across the quad in a drunken stupor leaning on each other; that was the only way. We ' re so unfamiliar and unaccustomed. We ' re always getting into screwed-up messes that our parents never find out about, but that we have to get ourselves out of. You want to fill life to the brim until you can ' t feel and then you don ' t want to move for fear you ' ll break the surface tension. You get full of ideas, hope, inspiration, and then just sit and feel full. People who say campus life is boring simply lack imagination. They expect entertainment. You ' ve got to make it yourself. These are probably the tenderest times you will have. iIIkJRBI ' ■ One thing that I can say is that I ' ve really matured as an actress since I ' ve been here; you know ii s inspiringjust to be in that building . . . to have the opportunity to be on that stage . . . Arnie Powell and Lynda Linford are simply brilliant. It seems like I never go anywhere fxcept the art building. Every waking loment I ' m workina on somethinsi. or joy. Well, not always; studying either effuses with spirit and vibrancy or smothers. It ' s really exciting to see people breathe in knowledge, and then breathe out kindness, compassion, and understanding — a natural, free respi- ration. I killed an ant walking across my book and it writhed in pain. I felt bad. I get excited when I have an oppor- tunity to relate things learned in school to real life, but my experience is so lim- ited, I can ' t relate too much. Being in school prevents it. The lovely and eter- nal truths imparted by greats of the past are lost on me because I ' m forced to seek only dry words. TTie rigors of my schedule keep me from enjoying them to the fullest. I ' ve been studying like hell. You learn from your contemporar- ies, picking words — gleaning knowl- edge. He sat in class with sleep sticking in the corners of his eyes disgusted with the molecule madness, wondering with a poet ' s gaze what he was doing there. It ' s really fun when we get all together equally, mutually unprepared, throw our arms around each other and scream, ' WHAT ARE WE GONNA DO!?! ' ■■ProfessDis in fuse ihe younger Liener;ilii)n . . . the plant seeds. Somt plan! seeds of bilierness. hypocrisy. and affliction, but others insure theii ongevity in the lives of their students il even through a iransardent respect. 1 1 know them is almost a semi-holiness Wasn ' t it Alexander Pope who said ■Teachers are the gate keepers of tht fiiliire . ' Some are fiippish. some an ibrant. The careful thinkers are th w We were sitting in the Student Center al 4:00 a.m.. . .just talking. We went to see a mo ie. came back, and went into Sna elyto. . . iimm . . . talk. The guard caught us and asked us what we were doing. I guess we lost track of the time. Sitting by the fountain at night is cme of my favorite memories. The fountain ' s a nice touch to the atmosphere on campus. Ii s reall neat sitting in the amphitheatre in the dark with the roses and Martians. We sat out on the bleachers in the amphitheatre the night before graduation. Looking at all those empty bleachers under the brash mercury light creating those eerie shadows . . . and thinking of all the people who would be there the next day. all in a frenzy . . . graduating . . . made me feel sort of sad. 1 i| - -- ' 1!! | H Ku ,.,.. ....,.l.i■,,,■.......■ l.A■ tia llltf ' j. .At „J H Ik I like to sleep when it rains. It ' s so cozy when it ' s bucketing rain outside and you can see the campus becoming pock-marked with Once it was raining so hard it looked like gray bars on the windows. 1 could hear recorder music filtering out of the corner window: it seemed almost medieval. If 1 had a rowboat I would love it when it rained. I had two pairs of shoes ruined and one umbrella torn to shreds. I feel like part duck wading to class. , i 1 ' ' y Wf r n H|| ' ,j 1 ' H b 1 P H I H W I Pr .! ' ■ ' ' ' ■ R._.__ .J mi On days when I don ' t have lab, I Hke to lie beside the fountain and soak up sunshine. It ' s a nice change from the smelly inside of the organic lab, and sunshine doesn ' t eat holes in my clothes either. I like to lie around in the grass, except for the bugs. Whenever I need to get away from j f the mad rush of life, I go and lie down near the chapel and do nothing but watch the clouds go by. We couldn ' t wait until Friday to leave, so we left about midnight Thursday night and drove all night. It felt so good to be baking on the beaches when everyone back at good ' ol B-SC was sweating through Friday classes. It ' s funny that in my P.E. class I ' m ready to pass out after running V-i mile but on the beach I can run ten miles easily. The rhythm of the ocean waves affects me like a truth serum. While we were walking on the beach we told each other things we normally wouldn ' t say. The beach draws you closer. ' ria?,- a .aaife atofoaa -..-i ' Sometimes F ' ll be sitting in class and suddenly be hit by an uncontrollable urge to run out of class, off campus, and out of the city. To me the woods are a revitalizing balm. We canoed through the Bankhead National Forest last Interim. It was just gorgeous. There were these huge ice sculptures dripping off bare, craggy bluffs. We got all wet and almost froze. The next week we all had bad cases of the flu, but it was well worth it. We took off Saturday morning before dawn and made it to Mentone by 9:00 a.m. The snow was powdery and great. It ' s amazing that snow skiing would be only two hours from Birmingham. Walking in the woods during the fall is like walking across a great bowl of Rice Krispies. We sat by the fountain half the night talking. To fall in love with that quaint, essential madness makes you want to speak French. We made a deal not to talk except in French; we looked up words all night and drank wine . . . The practical benefit of an impractical course. I ' m just looking for my M.R.S. Fall is the time for having affairs. Sometimes the affectation and expedience gets almost ludicrous. There are a lot of these transient, cosmetic problems, but they ' re artificial, imposed on the essence of this place — no basis for affection or dislike. This place has an ineffable quality that warrants affection. In spite of the nasty air, it has a lingering beauty that defies words to wrap it with. The trees between Munger and Phillips are always there, always a friend: the gingko, that harbinger of fall and spring, with its sweet ginger smell; the steep hill by the chapel rudely planted with grass with bare roots for stubbing your toes. ' • ■; i « ' m u m jh H s ' v wh Bp . E vil 5 :«:: Y.?«- I Jr ' .Til tjW PIi ji. . ' ' VH m -mi 19 M- ' - yjL • ' ' ■s ' ■■ I ' ve really changed since I ' ve been here; I ' ve become more ' worldly wise ' . I ' m not as shocked by the behavior of my fellow students . . . it ' s all so commonplace. You know, when I came to ' Southern I couldn ' t say ' sex ' . Sitting at dinner one night I almost had to leave the room because somebody said ' sex ' . Then I went around for two weeks and would go up to people and say ' sex, sex, sex ' . m i f A « , It ' s funny. Late at night we make idiotic espousals of universal truths and then wake up the next day feeling prosaic, dull, and hollowed out. The purpose of college is to realize the mystery and awe, and respond. It ' s a loss in innocence and a gain in wisdom — not in the sense that we know more but in a measure of humility. I have an affection for the school even though it is nasty in a lot of ways. I enjoy my friends . . . You know, it ' s a really neat idea — a small group of people getting together to grow wise. We ' re here for four years, for fruition, growing, learning. ORGANIZATIONS SGA The purpose of Birmingham-South- ern ' s Student Government Association is to serve the needs of every student on campus. Specifically it represents the students ' interests in entertainment, publications, social regulations, food service, recruitment, and academic evaluations. The SGA is a strong, hard working organization. The success of the SGA lies in the support of each stu- dent which it represents. President Jim McLaughlin Vice-President Dick Reddick Secretary Don Heflin Treasurer Charlie Carlton Triangle Club The Triangle Club is made up of twenty-four sophomores who were selected at the end of their freshman year by the outgoing members of the club. They are selected according to high scholar- ship, leadership, and service to campus and com- munity during their first year at ' Southern. The members of Triangle Club assist with orientation, registration, high school visitation, and other cam- pus activities. Dan Hite, Charlie Carlton, Bob Zachow, David Vaughn, Tim Berg, John McCormick, Johnnie Kazy, Mary Jane Wells, Teresa Tanner, Terri Dew, Allison Haley, Stuart Tieszen, John Wilson, Merry Forrest, Nancy Crocker, Joe Bailey, Jenny Burleson, Kim Clayton. Circle K Tlie Circle K is a service organiza- tion that is sponsored by the Down- town Kiwanis International. It is open to all B-SC students. Each year Circle K sponsors a Blood drive for the Red Cross. This was the second year for the annual ' Red Hot Prof contest. Dr. Hoyt Kaylor won the contest in which all proceeds were donated to the Leu- kemia Society of America. Baptist Campus Ministries PSSO The PSSO — President ' s Student Service Organization — is involved in many areas of college life. These stu- dents help with certain parts 6f the inner workings of the college. They work with fund-raising, recruitment, church relations, and public relations. Pam Felkins, Deborah Cofield, Jon Jefferson, Sandra Johnson, Jackie Murphy, Mandy Ochoa, Missie Oden, Michelle Parr, Tim Stewart, Mellodie Wilson, and Steve Zachow. Hilltop Singers The Hilltop Singers are chosen by Mr. Hugh Thomas from among the members of the Concert Choir. This music group helps the college greatly in recruitment efforts, as well as putting on a very enter- taining show. John Alford. Eric Gray. Val Early. Ken Watson. Les Reagan. David Heer, Mike Horton. Janie Templeton, Valerie Robinson. Sonya Shehane. Sandy Dean, Kathy Jones, Nancy Crocker, and Jeff Bradfor- ' Concert Choir Cynthia Burbage, Kim Clayton, Jean Costner, Rebecca Fleming, Valerie Robinson, Donna Arrington, Debbie Gamble, Ginger Goodall, Con- nie Hudson, Beth Pulliam, Melanie Sheets, Sonya Shehane, Jane Templeton, Jo Wise, Deborah Youngblood, John Alford, Ted Clark, Mike Hor- ton, Richard Hunter, Les Reagan, Weymon Snuggs, Kirk Alford, Gerald Davies, Eric Gray, Tim Haynes, David Heer , James Huhng, Eugene Lammers, Dawn Urqkhart, Ken Watson, Ron Watson, John Winters. The Concert Choir is an honorary musical organization whose members must audition in order to be considered for selection. Southern Accent F - ' V The Hilltop News is the student newspaper, published bi-weekly during the spring and fall terms. In addition to general campus news items, the Hilltop News also prints interesting articles on current events and also adds feature articles on a variety of topics. The student body was invited to submit articles and suggestions to the paper making it more of a campus project. The Hilltop News Wallace Wells, Susan Johnson. Jess Holt, Tim Stewart. Mandy Ochoa. Herber t Bolus, Anita Prewett, Dan Slone, Jackie Murphy, Mike Flatt, Solomon Crenshaw, Pat Woo- dard, Andv Anderson, Janice Baskin. Black Student Union The Black Student Union is primarily concerned with the promotion of black culture, as well as black involvement on campus and in the community. In its sixth year at Southern the BSU strives to create a more secure bond between the black stu- dents enrolled at B-SC. All programs, benefits, and dances of BSU are open to the entire campus. Robin Bentley, Sherry Blackburn, Monica Blackmon, Daniel Bryant, Janice Carter, Solomon Crenshaw, Renee Dickson, Richard Flenore, Ardrene Hunter, Melinda Kennedy, Bar- bara Maddox, Charlene Manning, Sharon McMillan, Yeild- ing, Terri Myers, Lionel Patterson, Gregory Pickens, Valerie Robinson, Isaac Smith, Millie Solomon, Lee Earl Spratt, Dar- lene Strokes, Dell Maria Terry, Deloris Williams, Denise Wil- liams. (1977) Beta Beta Beta American Chemical Society SAEA The Student Alabama Education Association is an organization for stu- dents majoring in secondary or elemen- tary education. SAEA provides a stu- dent representative for the Alabama Board of Education. Sharon Abbott, Beth Bryant, Lynne Catching, Deborah Cofield, Bonita Barnes, Gayle Glenn, Carolyne Hale, Marie Kennedy, Pat Lewis, Sylvia McCrary, Penee McCoy, Elaine Miller, Susan Monroe, Gwen Pouncy, Ann Redmond, Martha Reed, Carol Segers, Charles Schwartz, Vennie Watkins, Charlotte Siegwart, Andre Elliot. Mortar Board OAK Mortar Board is an honorary society for senior men and women which recognizes eminence in scholarship, leadership, and service. Members are selected to serve during their senior year in college. Omicron Delta Kappa, comprised of juniors and seniors, is an honorary organization which recognizes students for both scholastic achievement and campus activities. Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega is a new service organization at Birmingham-Southern. Alpha Phi Omega is open to all students. It does service for both campus and community. I ' «IH P .,. Hi 11 m mu. Pep Band Alpha Psi Omega Theta Sigma Lambda Chappy Le Vert Drew Lewis Reeves Johnson Sijt..i .._j ? Mi:, -- w Lev Bragg w muMUj Russell Barr .  ' N . v.-? Houston Gilbreath i;i™,-.vvvSj . Marcia Walker Marsha Wakefield William Lopez Not pictured: Danzey Burnham Drew Cramer John Jefferson Rick McCutchen Michele Parr Tim Stewart Richard Shambhn Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Steve Zachow Michele Parr Reeves Johnsoi Rick McCutchen Beth PuUiam T Wallace Wells Martha Clifford Chappy Le Vert Russell Barr A K Jon Jefferson Laura Whitehurst FAVORITES C Debbie Sarrell Alpha Tau Omega Sandra Johnson Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cathy Green Theta Sigma Lambda :3 li ' V bO Nancy Crocker ' ' . ZetaTau Alpha Cindy Cox Circle K Cathy Smallwood Pi Beta Phi Gary Randall P.E. Majors Club Beth Pulliam American Chemical Society Lisa Ware Alpha Chi Omega Deborah Spivey Lambda Chi Alpha GREEKS -7 r }4 . ' i ' ■ d q k ' I nUii im Alpha Chi Omega Sharon Abbott, Ginny Alderson, Martha Baird, Amanda Glaze, Chris Griffith, Susan Jefferson, Libby Lauderdale, Denise Mays, Katherine Merrill Jackie Murphy, Michelle Parr, Rachael Rowe, Martha Speer, Aglecia Taylor, Lisa Ware, Laurie Whitehurst, Lucy Williams, Kathy Young, Barbi Bell, Lisa Peacock, Marty Baker, Sandy English, Cathy Kellinburger, Lisa Merrill. Alpha Omicron Pi Julie Allen, Anamarie Bruno, Beth Bryant. Angela Comfort, Debby Dowell, Donna Garrett, Allison Haley, Lee Hart, April Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Joan Krommer, Liz Maloff, Rosalinde North, Nancy Proch, Marylee Ransom, Sonya Shehane, Barbara Smith, Barbara Standridge, Charlotte Williams, Lauren Lowery, Mary Virginia Moore, Ruth Warlick, Allison Bundrick, Rachael Cooper, Phoebe Stone, Debbie Gonia. Kappa Delta Jenny Burleson, Danzey Burnam, Claire Caldwell, Kim Clayton, Merry Forrest, Susan Johnson, Debbie May, Audrey Powe, Kathy Smith, Teresa Tanner, Dawn Thompson, Jo Wise, Lee Wright, Martha Wright, Barbara Sieb, Jean Costner, Mary Byrd, Betty Hawk, Melinda Thompson, Tessa Jones, Ann Hinson, Lisa Cook, Paula Franke, Diaane Johnson, Lottie Marring, Kay Miller, Celia Rowland. Pi Beta Phi Martha Clifford, Pat Dannelly, Debbie Cameron, Susan Carnes, Kelly Gordon, Ann Hill, Johnnie Kazy, Melissa Haenisch, Mindy Marsh, Missie Oden, Kathy Pierce, Debbie Rasberry, Fran Real, Beth Pulliam, Nancy Pugh, Cathy Smallwood, Cheri Wheat, Anne Bailey, Pat Slack, Donna Dottley, Cindy Dye, Susan Glazner, Vickie Gunter, Carol Herrmann, Susan Powell, Ellen Booth. Mellodie Wilson, Anna Keegan, Lynn Snipes, Cathy Marsh, Rita Westbrook. X Zeta Tau Alpha Lee Anchors, Kathy Blackerby, Denise Clegg, Pat Cowen, Nancy Crocker, Terri Dew, Becky Finch, Kathy Jones, Lisa McDaniels, Jeannie Robertson, Sheryl Speed, Chau Nugyen, Carol Claughton, Spring Taylor, Julie Gillespie, Mclver Smith, Mary Deyerle, Jennifer White, Lisa Brown, Deborah Busby. 1 1 1 P m 1 I U l i 1 pf ' ' irSBS ? a. ' ,. i l - ' = • F i I i 1 ♦ fe i , ;. r 1 Alpha Tau Omega .loe Bailey, Grant Smith, Joel Bailey, Roger Barnes, Dave Sydes, Greg Black, Hal Bumbalough, Cal Wig- gins, Larry Crowson, Jesse Ezzell, Charlie Gerchman. Ken Grady, Ronnie Hamilton, Tim Harness, Scott Jen- sen, Bill Haynes, Don Heflin, David Halloway, David Middleton, David Smith, Phil Whitehead, David Whi- tey, John Wilson, Scott Sweeney, Kirk Smith. Lambda Chi Alpha Billy Lopez, David Wood. Houston Gilbreath. Rick Umstead. Tom Brasher, Talmidge Walker, Mike Max- well, David Thomas, Andy Anderson, Steve Darby, Warren Feist, Curt Franklin, Tim Gatewood, Jerry Maynor, Rick Raulston, Brig Young, Eric Cohen, Chip Brock, Steve Gosden, Geoffrev Cleverdon. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Steve Bass. Tim Berg, Lev Bragg, Hiram Brogden, Buddy Bunn, Hal Cain, Judson Chandler, Bill Dowell, Leiand Driver, Joey Elmore, Robert Harra- way, Steve Hendricks, Dan Hite, Eddie Holden, Steve Howard, Richard Hunter, Andrew Jackson, Rich Jackson, Steve Jackson, Reeves Johnson, Mike Kilgore, Joel Martin, Jay Mashburn, John McCormick, Jim McCray, Richard Montgomery, Steve Palmer, Dick Reddick, Tom Roper, Barry Sav- age, Richard Shamblin, Carl Smyly, Weymon Snuggs, John Spain, Larry Striplin, Rick Vollmer, David Vaughn, Johnny Walker, Jack Webb, Johnny West, Corry Wilhoit, Robert Pughelli, Ken Seale, Bob Zachow, Bill De Vault, David Darcy. Jeff Crit- tenden, Clay Gibson, Derrick Murphy, Tony Holden, Bruce Rogers, Joe Rusnak, Bill Harrison, Kevin Wil- son, Scott Huber, Mac Morgan, Boyd Johnson, Alen Coleman, Robin Whitehead, Brent Faircloth, Spin Spires, John Hayes, Ron MacBeth, Tommy Schlitt, Dan Carmichael, Gary Talbert, Holden McCurry, Keith Smith. Drew Barry, Butch Baxter, Jimmie Bailey, Ricky Baldwin, Bill Baldwin, Dave Box, Terry Brown, Art Collins, John Dishuck, Scott Dixon, Dan Filer, Buddy Gonzalez, Lane Johnston, Randy Jones, Pat Noling, Doug Owens, Roy Petrey, Richard Reynolds, Don Stewart, Jimmie Strong, Kevin Stump, Tommy Willitts, Skipper Wilson, Pat Woodard, Steve Benefield, David Berry, Henry Breland, Ben Burkett, Gerald Davis, Jim Day, Mike DeJanes, Dan Drennan, Mike Edwards, Mike Flatt, Jeff Grimes, Mike Heckman, Jess Holt, Graham Howorth, Scott Jay, Tim Jordan, Tommy King, Eugene Lammers, Dean Magourias, Jim McLaughlin. 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