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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1980 volume:

(ilUMINOH iM ' :o,jTHr(,„ ,,,„ , , ,_, ' illllilmi|(i|i||||!|i|, 5 0553 01 661724 9 the i Je-n- clurne 39 Birmingharr i. tr - :_ f;6 James Wren. Editor Mark Sapp Asscc-ate Editor Gienda Wren B 5 . es5 ' . ' 3 .3cers l ' -(d£ji2k ' y. , Hey, YOU . . .1 Yeh, you, the funny little guy in the ultra-prep clothing. Have you considered looking into ' Southern Living? You would, w e are sure, find everything just the way you like it ... we all put on our topsiders one foot at a time, we polish our IZOD gators whenever in public, and we always can spare a dime. Or should 1 say a few pennies; you see, I only have a few cents to my name . . . and they are in my loafers, so . . .1 Jiz :i Ik ifj RK SAPP H ■ fl im I • T 1U ' rnm. ' Am. GLENDA WREN £i « m ni  ■ t JU j r •HWW -TMi !i: : fHiiif u So what do you think? Think you would want to ex- perience a little ' Southern Living? Oh, come off it ... . YOU KNOW YOU WOULD. We all would . . .oh, I should have said do. But anyway, I ' ve got to run. I ' ve got a meeting with the Committee on Recruitment at 4:00, a Fraternity meeting at 6:00, a Sorority Mixer. . . (with my favorite sorority, no less!!!) . . . , and I have to make a speech on local television at 10:00. While you ' re still here, tell me how this sounds ... if you don ' t like it, just tell me. Well here goes .... K f .i: aifi Join now, the most exclusive country club in the Southeast . . . catering to young adults from 1 7 to 107 . . . with dues of under six thousand dollars a year ... a waiting list of thousands . . . and cut rates on dining and social activities! )5 16 ' 18 19 BAILEY— 1 P N i iy« ' SVj V| K ' i ' flU B B iWMBy wJr ak- ' gmL. i ' . B rfe 1 j H f j i Ei w E i iL K . 20 -BROWN i « I )r 21 CAMPBELL-GOYMER— i 22 —DA VIS i pmnniiiiiijHP | ¥ m   m 0f 7 1 o H « a r M 1 m ' -.-.i j M mt- J • 23 DAVIS— i nfe mil, ' i or of Political Science ,.son University; Ph.D. (1976), North Carolina at Chapel Hill Ihology . (1962), University of i65), University of Tenr ' 24 —FORD 25 FRALEY— 26 GIBBS GLENN- 28 — HAMILTON 1 m. ' i r W ' f 9I H _,ltt c • « l ' , 29 HOLLIMAN— 30 —JEEL Y V r P?f . ji . ' • r 31 JEEL Y- H i ' fp«o« ys f l 32 — KERNAN k:3 33 KINZEY— 34 —KOLINS a ! 3li . Assistant Pt w B.A. (1975) M.F.A. (191 35 MARQUEZ- 36 —MORSE 37 MURPHY— rg ' 1 HhJ  v s HB bw K V V 38 —OWEN ■ 39 PENFIELD-  • 40 -ROBINSON 41 ROMJUE- istant Professor of Sociology ,:A. (1966), The College of Wooster; l.A. {1977),Vanderbilt University llie C. Slater iirector of Student Records ' :.S. (1967), Birmingham-Southern Collec irbara G. Scott sociate Professi ' rector of the Li ' A. (191 ashingt 42 —STAUFFER u. 43 STA YER- 44 — WE A VER fe Ur 5 WEBSTER- Dorothy F. Webster Assistant Director of Financial Aid Roy Draydon Wells, Jr. Professor of Religion A.B. (1957), Birmingham-Southern College; B.D. (1960), Ph.D. (1968), Vanderbilt iversity bby Don Whetstone Professor of Education ' A.B. (1955), M. Ed. (1959), Birmingham- Southern College; Ph.D. (1963), University of ' qbama I Josie V. Wooddy Administrative Assistant to the President 46 —ZETTERGREN Deanie P. You. Administrative As of Financial Affair Leslie D. Zettergren Associate Professor o1 B.A. (1967), M.S. (1 ' University; Ph.D. (19 T- 5Si - ' •WHJ jM VsR. ' ' ' ' ' ' «W«JiiiJii a «a . trough this book hurriedly 1 another beer before trig, we or. Vye ' ve prepared a look of ack, take off your shoes, and e a year into one sitting . . . . ■- WW S v. ■.•cr - •Wf-W ' «--• SOUTHERN STUDENTS ARE INDIVIDUALS 52 53 BIRMINGHAM— SOUTHERN THEATER 54 EXTRAORDINARY RENDITIONS 55 f . ' -: SNOW BLANKETS ' SOUTHERN FOR THE WINTER •T ' W - • ' ■ . - Ji V - H .  -i.. • . « VX- ' ' ' . -i --♦ V _-■ ■ : - -: ' . - ■, - c ' SOUTHERN TEAMS LEAD THE WAY 6 ' • .N 2) CIVIC CENTER CO O -J Uj -9 A GALA V CONSIDERED SMASHING SUCCESS PAULINE TRIGERE % 61 DIXIE DREGS PLAY TO AN A TTENTIVE FULL HOUSE 62 « ' %k MISS BIRMINGHAM— SOUTHERN COLLEGE PAGEANT 64 BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY KAPPA ALPHA MOON LIGHT 66 DELIGHTS GREEK SING JUDGES . . . AND AUDIENCE ALIKE 67 68 MR. HILLTOP PER ACCENTS PAST 69 KAPf A DELTA BALLOONS BENEFIT CHI 1 • _ • ■ ' : +4 wv r % L: • ' ii , « K ii i: Ir 72 ZTA AND KA WIN GREEK WEEK HONORS 73 74 AND AS AN END TO IT, FORT KAPPA ALPHA Left the Union . . . in style! 75 w %, t timh Laurie Anne Adams. Miami, Fl.. Philosophy, English Donna S. Airhearl. Scottsboro, Ai.. Religion, Sociology John Frank Alford, Carrollton, Ga.. Music Kirk S. Alford, Carrollton. Ga,. Sociology, Music Gerald Edward Andrews, Jr,, Gulf Breeze, AI., Interdiscipinary Jewel Dean Armstrong, Birming- ham, AI., Education Michael Zan Babchick, Davie, Fl., Health and Physical Education Joseph M. Bailey. Birmingham. AI., Chemistry Anita Sue Baker. Homewood. AI.. Education Steven A. Benefield, Ozark, AI.. Political Science Timothy A. Berg. Huntsville, AI.. Biology Jean P. Blaudeau. Birmingham, AI., Chemistry. Math 78 ' eiO J. Bom. Brmmf tam. Ate- ' ' vit OavK) 8«ad«n. Si. eterfburg. Ft.. Heitth «w] Ptr, - cal Education ' . A - i ' -riZ zi ' ■ ' --f ' J ' i.y■. ' J: . u y- ■ s v=,- c r Ac- counting Anamana G. Bruno. GUf Breeze. Fl.. Accounting DanieJ J. Bryant. Bmw iani. M.. Health and Physcal Educs- :ion John Benjamin 8iA di. Jacfcsotv- .ille. Al., Math Cynthia Lee B(xt age. Birming- ham. Al. . Music Rhoda E. Bims. Spanish Fcrt. Al.. Biology. Math . r— r Busby. Cottondaie. AL. ' . ' -5 ; Education alph Curtis Bynun, Taladega. ■ .. Accounting Charles B. Carlton. Marion Junc- tion. Al.. Business Admnsoa- Tion, Accounting 79 L. Judson Chandler, Spanish Fort, Al., Biology Teresa Tanner. Huntsville, Al.. Political Science Denise H. Clegg, New York. NY., Drama and Speech Patricia Jean Cowen, Birming- ham. Al.. Business Administra- tion Cynthia Elaine Cox, Albany. Ga., Elementary Education, History John J. Coyle. Birmingham. Al.. Business Administration Solomon Crenshaw. Jr.. Birming- ham. Al., Interdisciplianry: Eng- lish Nancy Beth Crocker, Refrom. AL. Music Martha Jane Croft, Bellevve, Was.. Business Administration Kathy Ann Culpepper. Pensacola. Fl., Economics, Accounting Guy Evan Cunningham. Atmore Al.. Psychology David Booth Darcy. Blacksville. Va.. Philosophy 80 m bI . HC ' - j H Wi L ' !■ 7 ' , y Sandra J Oean. Montgomary. Al.. Mutw : iane . Adanu. Ga,, History Teresa Renee Oew. Decat44r. Al.. Aft Leland E. Driver. HumsvAe. AJ.. Accounting Michael E. E Kvards. Brmm tam. AI.. Chemistry James Anthony Egan. Yeadon. Pa.. Accounting Pichard Ellis. Mouitain Brook. Al., Psychology. Sociology Jesse H. Ezzell. .. Panama City. Fl., Chemistry Fre ick Warren Feist. Gadsden. Al.. Biology B3 ; s. North Canton. C - - - — jon Merry Beth Forrest. Merrit Island. Fl.. Accounting Michael Dale George, Decatir. Al. . Business Attninisn-ation. Po- litical ScieiKe 81 Martha Denise Glasner, Birming- i ham, Al., Psychoiogv m Kenneth John Grady, Huntsville, 71 Al., Interdiciplinary f ' - ' Tk ' Wanda L. Grandberry. Pensacola, r vi Fl., Interdisciplinary [ L Jeffrey R. Grimes, Gardendaie, AL, Biology, Chemistry David F. Gruber, Florence, Al., Political Science, Philosophy Marchetti R. Guthrie, Birming- ham, Al., Art Melissa S. Haenisch, Huntsville, Al., Biology Mary Allison Haley, Birmingham, Al., Business Administration David Bradley Hall, Decatur, Al., Biology Catherine Anne Hamrick, Bir- mingham, Al., English, French Laura S. Hanahan, Dothan, Al., Business Administration Timothy Alan Harness, Huntsville, Al., Political Science J 1 ib V J 82 . ► ' 1 % . -• Mf f r 1 l y hn W«iam Htrt . Brnwi iam. yjhr, Fran H«wl. Cakjirtttm: AJ.. Imcrtteoolanarv CxinaM L t HtHin. HunUv . A(.. f-rMicM Scaence, Rrtgon Gina Etzafaeth KM. CUbn ). Al.. Accountmg DanO D. Hite. Nashv . Tn., Business Admninuaoon Coo™ Hobbs, Momgomery. Al . Heatth and Physical Edkication Larry Glenn Hotcomb. Binning- ham. Al.. Art EdseJ Price Hoiden. Florence. AL. Biology Robert K. Holman, Brminghafn. Ai., Interdsdpinary Allen M. Holt, Bnnin iam. AL. Business Adminislratnn Carta Ann Hosmer. Graysv e. Ai., Chemistry Ellen Gray Humphries. Montgom- ery, Al., Sociology S3 Richard A. Hunter, Birmingham, Al., Religion Susan G, Jefferson. Montevallo, Al., Accounting John A. King. Birmingham. Al.. Pre-professional John C. King. Gadsden. Al., Pre- medicine D. Yvonne Knight. Birmingham. At.. Business Administration Caulie T. Knowles. Winter Springs, Fl.. Business Administra- tion ■ - ' l w ±1 r  X AlESI _j Rebecca Ann Koetje. Fort Depos- it. Al.. Music Joan P. Kromer. Birmingham. Al.. Business Administration Mary E. Lauderdale. Birmingham. Al.. Business Administration Deborah Sue Lyon. Dothan. Al., Biology. History Elizabeth J. Maloof. Mountain Brook. At.. Business Administra- Charlotte B. Maring. Birmingham. Al.. Business Administration. Ac- counting 84 Byron Waker IMcCan. Ironkte. Al.. Business Adrnmstration. Economics Mary L. MoCord. Brmm tfu ii. Al.. En0«ti Catherine S. McCU ou0 . Br- minghafn. Al., Busmess Admns- tration. Economics Richard A. McGahan. Oecatir AL. Biologv Cynthia Beth McNar. Brmaig- nam. Al.. Music David C. Middeton. HixnswBe. Al.. Chemistry, Busaiess Axfcrwv istr ' ation -ohn Charles M ' iddeton. Birming- ham. Al.. Biologv Patricia Kay MSer. Mlton. FL. Bi- ology S. Lee MOer. BiriTHn iani. AL. Physical Education 85 Edith Lynn Moore, Newburgh, In., Music T. William Niedbalec, Jr., Chica- go, II., Health and Physical Edu- cation Elizabeth H. Obradovich, Leeds, Al., Health and Physical Educa- tion James Stallworth Pack, Thomaston, Al., Biology Jacqueline C. Parker, Dora, Al., Education Althea V. Patton, Birmingham, AL. Business Administration Edward L. Queen, Panama City, PI., History, Political Science Steven Frazier Real, Birmingham, AL, Biology Stephen Hays Reich, Birming- ham, AL, Business Administra- tion Mark Anthony Roberts, Tallassee, AL, Biology Bruce F. Rogers, Birmingham, AL, History Margaret Las Rose, Albany, Ga., Dance 86 ' . • : K, Sammonc. Pampano B«acti. Fl., BuxncM Admnsva- V-joya Shehane, Clio, Al., Mu«c «fln«tf) Rex Sixier. Ozark. Al . Cetia Elm Sim . Gadcden. Al.. Education Oarwel K. Slone. Brtnn tam. A ' olitx:al Science Richard A. Smth. Brmn iant. Al.. Music Michael B. SneBng. Homewood. Al.. Accountmg Oebra N. Tafey. Binnn tan. Al.. Psychologv EIna Suzann TarerKS. Birming- ham. Al.. Educatran Leila L. Tarpley. Birmingham. Al.. French. History Russell L. Thomas. Birmingham. AL, Business Administration William Oavtd Thomas. Gadsden. AL. Chemistry 87 Melinda Thompson, Huntsville, Al., Chemistry Crystal L. Underwood. Birming- ham. Alabama. Business Admin- istration D. Paul Vickery, Florence, Al.. Business Administration Karen Nannerte Wakefield, An- niston. Al.. Business Administra- tion Sharon Denise Walker. Birming- ham. Al.. English Talmadge L. Walker. Huntsville Al.. Political Science. Math Robert Paul Weber, Phoenixville. Pa.. Business Administration Mary Jane Wells. Albertville. Al.. Biology Robin L. Whitehead. Albertville. Al., Business Administration David Milton Whitley, Huntsville, Al., Biology Ruth E. Wiggins. Birmingham. Al., Music R. Scott Willey, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl., Health and Physical Education A 88 Lou Aitnt WMumt. CarroMon. Ga.. PctnjctI iatnot. Soook 9t CynttM R. W«am«on, Grow MS. Mhn Stephen Wtton. Amman. Al.. Biotogy Brian Maixice Wyan. MouniMte. Al.. Retgkm 89 Underclassmen Oiane Mane Abercrombie. Junior. Sirmtngham, MU Joseph Daniel Ackerson. Freshman, Gadsden PY Randal! Perrv Adkins. Junior. Birmingham. UN Charles Cecil Agee, Junior. Birmingham, PR Gregory Charles Alger. Junior, Birmingham, FD. SO Charles J. Alkula, Sophomore, Birmingham. ED, SO Bona King Allen, Sophomore, Dunwoody, Ga.. BA Pairice Elaine Allen. Freshman. Fort McClellan, Bl Susan Duffey Alley. Freshman, Montgomery, EH Geary D. Allison, Junior, Fairfield, AC Diane Lea Ames, Freshman, Birmingham. UN Susan Lee Ames. Freshman, Stone Mountain, Ga.. DS Edward Lee Anderson. Ill, Junior, Chattanooga. Tn,. PS, HI Ralph Lee Anderson. III. Freshman. Birmingham, RE Sylvia Alena Anderson. Freshman. Birmingham, BA Robert Aubrey Andrade. Freshman. Grand Cayman. BA Pat A. Armstrong, Junior, Bessemer. BA James L. Aronson, Sophomore. Miami, Fl.. BA Patricia W. Arrani. Sophomore. Birmingham. PY-SO Linda Ruth Amngton. Junior, Birmingham, EH 90 Ito ■■ ' Ki I kI .►j-jttWBI JH? N ,BM . ' .; ' ' .•- ' - 4 ► AWM M l £•!;« ' x«y Lj«0 Ry « ' ' -- I  «( B - JW f « r% r jVfKMi r.. entries C4 V1 i. PfStft «r.. rfT -i « rr, Cn i«t  gcrf ejr Jt. Pfvwnin. jMC «r, PWEO VjC) K r r«, Surk«. F , AC. ( . Sstes. Ffenhrrun. Bcmn am. CM Titfi Bates. FresJvnan. Brrr - . Arge ' 3 L-r n Satev. Sophor- ■_--■ . - _•- - ' , a Bauer. Soc iC T. e ! i-_ - S -- . : 1 - i Bau . Freshman. S«Tr r.yj(- «■ J5rres F Bsnier. . Jur Or. Haraon. Tn . PV Dons Thvra Beem. - Peter B. Berper;- : Bfenda Che-. Deborah Jo-. . - iiadesa. AC zmare. Bessemer. BA MK..,-... ..-- «- Now, young man, please lie down on my sofa while I ask you a few simple questions. OK? ok! I ' m going to give you a word-association test to see . . . well, just to see! Now I ' ll admit that very often my patients don ' t have too many things to associate, so I usually allow them to look at some pictures, so that they might collect their minute thoughts . . . it ' s also good for those who cannot read, but that is neither here nor there. Now granted, they are not the best ink biots or even the best patterns you ' ve perhaps seen, but they will do for a beginning. Now for your first word . . . i Kenneth Black, Freshman. Birmingham. UN Lydia Yvonne Black. Freshman. Oxford. BA Francois M, Blaudeau, Junior. Birmingham. PS Ted Scott Bledsoe. Junior, Huntsville. BA Cynthia Lynn Blessman, Sophomore. Spring. Tx,, PY. RE Sharon Ruth Blount. Freshman, Hunisville. PMED Arian Gene Boehme, Freshman. Siidell. DA Barney Maunce Bonfield. Freshman. Birmingham, BA Ellen Ann Booth. Junior. Bitoxi, Ms.. AC Jane Elizabeth Boswell. Freshman. Huntsville. PMED Joseph Philip Bowlby. Sophomore. Anmston, MU David Malcolm Bowden. Freshman, Huntsville, Bl John Da vid Box, Sophomore, Birmingham. CH Elizabeth H. Bradfield. Sophomore, Lagrange. Ga,. UN David Mark Brazeale, Freshman. Knoxville, Tn,. MU James Buford Brannon. Sophomore, Gadsden, PDENT P j fe ' ' . Hfi V - i-juvit 6 W, yjVK ArX t rt EV «r ««y r j, , feji : A £kcic man, .4 cr. FwMM. EH , irai Bcoofc . FrtVvnjn BriraXfiMTi Aft 93 GYPSY!!! Mark Edward Brown, Sophomore. Huntsville. EH Elizabeth Rene« Brown. Freshnnan, Birmingham. AC Lisa Ellen Browning. Junior. Leeds. Bl Rebecca Anne Brvant, Sophomore. Mountain Brook. PY Lance Harold Buie, Sophomore, Huntsville. CH Brenda Gayle Bullock. Sophomore. Memphis, PY Robin Smith Burks, Freshman. Birmingham. ED Stephen Walton Burks. Sophomore. Birmingham, AC James Harris Burns, Jr.. Freshman. Centre. PMED Alan Burr. Junior. Birmingham. UN Janie Teresa Bush. Sophomore. Opelika, PMED. MA Mark Stephen Bussman. Junior. Cullman. AC Susan Diane Butler. Sophomore. Athens. SO Mary DeWeese Byrd. Junior. Adamsville, ED Barbara Feild Calk. Freshman. Atlanta, Ga . BA David D- Callahan, Junior. Birmingham, BA Barbara H. Calvert, Junior. Morris. AC. BA Pamela Diane Campbell. Freshman, Brownsboro. MA Christopher Canfield, Sophomore. Troy, MA Arlene Judv Carrasquillo, Sophomore. Huntsville, Bl Janie M. Carroll, Freshman. Birmingham. BA Michael Allen Carroll. Freshman. Birmingham AR Joan Michelle Chaney. Sophomore. Birmingham. LW Je« Allan Chapman. Sophomore. Huntsville, CH Michael Nix Chappell. Freshman. Huntsville. PY Margaret Anita Chastam. Freshman. Sarasota, Fl., PY Shirley Cheatham. Freshman, Birmingham, UN John W, B. Cheney, Sophomore, Allgood. BA 94 U r« OmUtktu fftttr . e i««- vv fc P-VT tt ri CiVft iirjv V4 «wr  Mr«i-«« P Ftorsnc Low 0 jv_ Fr« ¥n .. LOw tfaMCiVO ? ' - ' ■■■ ' - f ' I Mrr, , rrtvrr.ir •i yrrc ' a . M — n. Scc K«Twr«. Av wK SO -. -. ' u, .- .TMar. D« ix«afe Scrngt. S S Carl Dw vn« Co« . ScCyyrwr Sm-a-iflf wi-. AC =re$hfTiar. tcrenoe PU£0 iJ 95 AiiHit ' AEanioii Michael Costanza. Sophomore, Birmingham. UN Sandra Jane Cothren, Freshman. Fayetteville. ED John David Covington, Jr., Junior, Pinson, MU Lewis Dorcey Cox. Sophomore. Birmingham. EH Timothy Lee Crandall. Freshman, St. Petersburg. Fl,. LW Robert C- Crist, Junior, Albertville, BA Charlotte E. Croft, Freshman. Montgomerv. PMED Marygrace G. Cross. Junior. Cincinnati, Oh., CH Robin Heather Cross, Freshman. Birmingham. MU Mekanie Joan Crowder. Freshman, Pensacola. FL, ED Lawrence Bill Crowson, III, Junior, Huntsville, BA William Ralph Cfuicher, Freshman. Birmingham. PY Claudia Deramus Cumbie. Sophomore. Verbena. DS Adeana Lynn Curry, Sophomore. Theodore, EED Gregory Hal Curry, Sophomore, Anniston. PS Jeffrey Curtis, Freshman. Birmingham, UN 96 s S£ 1 HQ M tf-v - Br F 1 4 - %it . - 11 ' W I ' V % kJi F Det f3 Lynn Dahfce. Jun.-- Rory Ralph Dafton Soo ' : - Brenda H. Davidsc- - - - Gwendotyn Lous« I - i - = - Charles Dsv d Deck - Sog- 1 — tfir - —.an. B«TTwi Tar-,. UN AC - - •Xf or . AwiStOn, PS -at. Jmor. Nontioon, BJ UM ffUM 97 t-orinda Dixon. Sophomore, Huntsville. AC Donald Wayne Duon. Freshman. Birmingham, AR Scott Allan Dixon, Junior, Winter Haven. Fl . CH Lance Albert Doss, Sophomore. Birmingham, MU Leslie Jean Douglas. Sophomore, Gardendale, MU AltWft Duchock. Sophomore, Birmingham, BA Jacqueline Currie Ouffey. Freshman. Atlanta, Ga . PMED w Kf Richard Edwin Dimcan. Junior, Birmingham, BA Janet Denise Dution. Freshman. Birmingham, HI DetKxah Eastis Perry, Sophomore. Birmingham, BA Barry Samuel Echols, Sophomore, Birmingham, BA, AC Linda F, Ecken. Soohomore, Union City. Tn.. MA Ainsley Rowe Edwards, Freshman. Huntsville, PS Katherirw E. Edw -ds, Freshman, Vtenna. VA,, BA 98 L3=Je A. Epperson. Anor. Ccrojz Sr Vcir c3 Antooerrg Er-.vi, Scf-j - r - Loor a L T!n E Jer Frssftmar C -£ , S;r.%5sh Evraharm. UN 99 David C, Farmer, Junror. Fairfax, Va.. 61 Thomas Kevin Faulkner. Freshman. Gadsden, MU Diane Gertha Favors. Junior, Hueytown. AC Richard Minton Feist. Junior. Gadsden, 61 Daniel 8rian Feldman. Freshman, Homevi ood, MA Rhetl Ferguson. Jr., Freshman. Manassas. Va., SI Albert Richard Ferguson. Jr.. Freshman, GLencoe, MU Marcus Dwighl Flint, Freshman. 6irmingham. Ac Judith Michele Flournov. Sophomore. Hunlsville. ED Robin Renee Foster, Sophomore, Marietta Ga.. UN Sherryle G. Foster. Junior. Birmingham, ED Frances Ruth Foy. Freshman. Enterprise. EH Cunis F. Franklin, Jr., Junior. Weaver. Ar Scott David Franklin. Freshman, Moraga. Ca., BA . . ' ■ ' ' v ;-- ' J ' ' ; ' ' ' ' ' fe ' it:i?3 1 W uiiHf 1HJ3I ' xota aaraaf ■ fygti ' ' ' i5 — ' - - ' -• ' ■irT. ' , ' ' ' ■ - ' xnai Stuart Frtch Soc ' nr- w Affwws, n V rt AiBT. P n Fr«rt ,jr. Mjrsu ! P j; Lisa l f -;. ScK rjrrrjK rrteg ar MJl -- Ffeeman. Freahrrar. Fiorence £H ground briaking 101 Bryan Keith Gann, Freshman. Jasper. BA Dale Edwjn Gann. Junior. AnnJston. Bl Alan Gregory Gardner. Sophomore, Chananooga. Tn., 8A Katharine Gardner. Freshman, Ashville. SI Mary M. Gantry. Sophomore, Birnningham. BA Timothy A. Gatewood, Sophomore, Birmingham. PS Allan B. Gazaway. Junior. Decatur, Bl Alexander Gelman, Freshman. Birmingham. DS Scott Alan Gesner. Freshman. HuntsviHe, UN Margie Gathers. Freshman. Birmingham. UN Jeffrey Lenore Gillespie, Junior, Griffin, Ga.. MU Vivian Gilliam. Freshman, Birmingham. UN Gary Gilliland. Junior, Birmingham, UN John Gingsley, Junior. Birmingham. UN Thomas Sirles Glaser. Sophomore, Birmingham, Un Doris Annette Golden. Junior. Hueytown, Bl Luanne Goodall, Freshman. Nonhport, PS Jonathan Mark Goodwin, Junior, Wetumpka, Bl Jane T. Goodwin, Junior. Birmingham, AC, BA Michael Wren Gorum. Sophomore. Arab, CH Lyla Goswick, Freshman. Birmingham. UN George Goymer, Sophomore, Birmingham. AC John Butler Grammer. Sophomore. Springfield, Va-, Bl Samuel Eugene Gray. Sophomore, Athens, CH OwiQht Andrew Green, Freshman, Montgomery, MA John F, Green. Junior, Birmingham, AC, BA Drew Eliot Green, Freshman, Cullman, EH Michael Alan Greer. Junior, Birmingham. Bl Lamar Carroll Guthenes. Freshman, Alexander City. UN Oliver Hall. Freshman. Birmingham. UN 102 . ' v Mp 31 P v Angtia (Urote Kar-Mrd %ejf r r m —s, Scrgt G . Uicy Ann H rcing, Fr«hm n. Onw wn. CX Aitsha Learv Harmon. Pfcwmn rrw jr ' sJt Harv Socn Harmon. Sooftanvre. Bn-w iar- 9WE£ Charles Alan Harrei. Ffesfiman. i '  V t- B«Th Vr na Harrts. esTimar. TMaM« L ' H Ctautta Ingram Harrid. J x«r, 8«Tnr i y . ar-. AC G«a Darlene Hamsm. Freshman a«i.i«- «r  ' ftchard Ean Hams. Latra Ann Harrt-,. FresiTman. Manera Ga. Dsvid Terrefl Haich. Soo ' omore 3esser-w ' Wrikam 0. Haynes. Jmor. hUj crd. 3A Russei Doraey Hayes. FrBShman A?«r« Ch PCnstin Kay Hays. Jtnor. AcMand Wa.. AC ABar canaries K3 s Jcn x [ ade Ory. R.. 51 atiofae a ti c n 103 Kevin Wayne Henderson, Sophomore. Birmingham, Bl Michael E Henderson. Junior, Adamsville. PS Sonya Lee Henderson. Sophomore. Crystal River. Fl,. AR Roben Lawion Higgs. Freshman, Coaling. UN Jay R. Higgenbotham, Junior, Birmingham. BA John Meigs Hill. Freshman, Anniston. UN Shirley Hill. Freshman, Birmingham. UN Wendy Phillis Hill. Sophomore. Birmingham. ED Michael Kenneth Hobson, Freshman. Huntsville. PMED Philip E. Holladay. .. Junior, Anniston. PS Anthony A. Holden, Junior. Florence. Bl Pamela Denise Holt. Junior. Birmingham, AC William David Honeycun. Sophomore, Athens, PMED William Hood, Freshman, Birmingham, UN Jams Lae Hoop«r, Soc ' CrfT ore Br-nr jr- a P Carta Ann Hosmer. Junor. Gr ysvAe. Oi Teresa - c-- ii--zn. Jmct. Br mn m-K AC Sophomore. Decaci _ UN Kenoeth = - r - _r = ' i .-- Thomas Paul Irwin. .. Sophorrxr e . Soddv- PatTv Gai Jacks. Jmor. Corttova. ED Mary Carcrfyn James. Saphomcn Si -.a i i j r ' = S Dame PaiJ Jasmar. Freshman. Largo - '  0€V Mart Anthony Jefcs. Soohomore Gacasder Ww Bernard Joseph Jerttins. Jtncr. 5rTr«- .arn, CH Rk;hard Scon Jensen. Jmor. K its Ae 3A 105 Maryari Jessee. Sophomore, Birmingham, Bl Charles A. Jett, .. Freshman. Birmingham. AC Barbara Johnson. Freshman, Birmingham, UN Daniel Boyd Johnson, Junior. Huntsville, EC Myra Pugh Johnson. Junior, Birmingham, BA Raynond Kenneth Johnson. Junior, Pleasant Grove, BA Regina W Johnson, Junior. Cullman, ED Valeria Yvonne Johnson. Freshman, Birmingham. AC David H. Jones, Freshman. Fairfield, MU Donald Maurice Jones, Junior, Birmingham, BA Gary Eugene Jones, Freshman. Mobile. DS Lisa Elizabeth Jones, Junior, Huntsville. FL Sheila Barnes Jones, Freshman. Birmingham. ED Jsmes Madison Jordan. Freshman, Mobile, Bl Yoshi i Kaofu. Sophomore. Birmingham. EC Hiromasa Kaio. Junior, Atlanta, BA David Kendall Keasler. Freshman. Birmingham, CH James Edward Keegan. Sophomore. Huntsville, HI Cathy E- Kellenberger. Sophomore, Dothan, BA Barbara A. Kandrick, Sophomore, Birmingham. BA David Edward Kern. Sophomore. Auburn. UN BM BAOiaSft 106 u_ • , (, rr. fi f r« w., ' i4v«« ' xg. Aft f ' f xvj . ri r . . w ' A-y rn W t M -tarn ! -fv i . f- k rriW ' . rfpw t«wi PtiEO ra — 0 1 107 Daria Kaye Latham. Freshman. Reform. CH John Samuel Latture, Freshman. Birmingham, AC Jem G Lauderdale. Sophomore, Dora. ED John Michael Lawrence, Freshman. Birmingham, UN Thomas Sims Lawson, Freshman, Huntsville, PMED David Phihp Leatherwood. Freshman, Pensacola, FL. EC Scon Whitfield. LeCrov. Sophomore. Birmingham, PMED Breni H, Ledford. Junior. Huntsville, Bl Mark L. Lester. Junior. Birmingham. MA Brian Keith Lewis. Sophomore. Sioux Falls, SD., Bl George A Lewis. Junior. Cottondale, AC Jane Alice Lewis. Freshman. Ozark, RE David Wesley Lile, Sophomore, Bowling Green. Kv-. PS Rebecca Kay Lile, Freshman. Bowling Green, Ky., UN Cheng Fong Lin. Sophomore, Birmingham. PMED Edward Micajah Lindsey. Freshman. Gadsden. Bl 108 f .j Wi Wirt U Crwi ! . r « w  £ ' , : f JIt Ljy nr.«r.. fr rtfrrjtr- « tx« t rtAc ij | ft AjVi Lc n U« . ■ F «tf«-, r. ] 4«rtr« fl« 1 ■- ■■ PAT rvj U iiTOr.. Ff« « .jr-  «r . 6 Oya«J E4MV3 UjCmt. Vc ' vv- ' V . rUtf «i t. Ta .  « 109 Charles Douglas Martin, Sophomore. Huntsville. PDENT Melissa Karen Martin, Junior. Birmingham. CH. SO Samuel Andrea Masdon. Sophomore, Haleyville, CH Michael Clav Mashburn, Sophomore, Homewood, Bl Sara Jane Massey, Juntor, BiIoki, Ms,. CH Marv Beecher Mathes. Junior. Adamsville, UN Elizabeth Ann Maihews. Sophomore, Gulf Breeze, Fl., NA « . V  , « (« w «W  ' Jamie Ann Mathews, Freshman, Gulf Breeze. Fl., PLAW John Paul Mathis. Freshman. Mathews. Bl Margaret Lacy Matthews. Sophomore, Huntsville. PY Kenneth Gregorv May, Sophomore. Plesant Grove, EH Jerry Lee Maynor. Junior. Scottsboro, EC Loretta Dawn Mays. Sophomore, Bessemer. AR Vivian Denis Mays, Sophomore, Pranville, Bl no ■tU U rA ffy fvl W jt f. ftrnW iW- fc ' ' « ' -5f«   l ' ' ' f f yj y fr Vr ' Jf- t r tif ii „W C r.W  -. lA-Xv-X i ! ' «tfrrt«r CKf y« ' 4 ' i  V ' f. f Own : A ' vt VjC O ' -. ' X %i ' , - y. 4 • • • AJec G? ' V ' rC- -rcs. Sop xy- jre 5crr- crec_ ' .s. = m Jettrev Rex McLaughlin, Sophomcxe, Guntersville, 81. HI William David McMillan, Freshman, Birmingham. PM Freda Ann McNair, Sophomore, Birminghann, MU David L. McQuiddv, III. Sophomore, Nashville, Tn.. BA Manha Elizabeth McShan, Sophomore, Vestavia Hills. Bl Martha Anne Meacham. Sophomore. Owensboro, Ky , DS Anthony Pairis Menendez, Sophomore. Macon. Ga.. NA thm mmmt, D JI W« n Scon tf M Soe ' 0 y J 3a2te PLAW CVegorv E(ftr ' . ' - . ar jne. ?■« . O Bfeoda Wifcc-: ■ 7 3- 3A Dons - ' P -3 -- Nefta . ' . :. . - ■■■ ,- - L. ' ---y.3r-- SA Mark Jacson hUer. Freshman. MoMe. PLAW Berr. 7: Patnca • Mart Aj rxr. _  r-Oiae VA - i3 ' 3e ' .3a ED — a-i Tar— AC -xn ?arts ca SA . =3nd. ED Varv Louse Wtror: ?TssiT ,3r ' cc V_ Thcmss ' - VorxTief. Sopncrrors 3£ 3T-or. G Jeffrey Aaoe Mcrme Freshr-J - A.- srcr L i Jo-cs M- V o :9Cr « -Oior SrT-.r %ar EEl Lc MorrtoOTTarv 5oo- - Dre 5 Melanie Anne Montgomery, Freshman, Birmingham. AR Jon Damian Moocty, Junior. Brewlon, PM Yancev Albert Moore, Freshman. Huntsville. UN Margarei Dale Moore. Freshman, GetTysburg. Pa.. UN Mary Virginia Moore. Junior. Florence, MA Vickt Lynn Moore, Junior, Altoona, PS, SO Margaret M Mooney, Junior, Birmingham. BA Carey Lawrence Moreland, Sophomore. Marianna. Fl., Bl Carol Irene Morgan, Freshman, Birmingham. AR Losli Leigh Morgan. Sophomore. Birmingham. ED Tina Loren Morgan, Sophomore, Sumiton. BA Jane Elizabeth Moms. Sophomore. Huntsville, MT Philip Edward Moms. Jr , Freshman, Birmingham, CH David Michael Morrison, Freshman, Glenco. Bl Suzanne Mane Morrison, Freshman, Atlanta, Ga , ED Donna Yvette Momssette. Sophomore, Pensacola. Fl.. PM Dannv Ray Morrow, Junior. Cullman, BA Stephen Allan Moseley. Sophomore, Birmingham. HI William Hugh Moses, Sophomore. Hamilton, UN Deborah K, Murphree. Sophomore, Birmingham. PM 114 U « CvJ f(«Mt vrf fimtrf A «.«r4v  V ■ . fOjf f '  AjVr , ■.- V. r -r- X« ' V v„ r fr A i« r g Mr frur .  g i h f t t V ai tf t itTf f%fKs vr- Pr w i ' - rf-rf i r .if S•Jt4« Cwy HvrfWfjf,. f ivriijr • X ' . rtl 5 1- ■ 5 ) H j0nrtt fT« -rrijr. • .TAt u ' d M j-xri 04w«l FrtsJ ' gT ' jrL W(U lc« f - . Si in di V idu a lily Andrew J- Patrick, Junior. Vestavia Hills, PM Mary Elizabeth Patrenos. Freshman. Livingston. UN Robert Bruce Paul, Junior. Eau Gallie. Fl.. DA Jennifer Wynoma Pelham. Junior. Anmston. MA, CS Donna Jean Penhale. Junior, Jasper. DS Catherine Ann Perkins. Freshman. Birmingham, UN Jefferson L. Phillips. Ill, Sophomore. Scoilsboro. PS Mark Curtis Phillips, Sophomore. Birmingham. 81 Rhonda Cam Phillips, Junior, Linden. BS Richard C Phillips. Junior. Marietta. Ga., MU Jean Elizabeth Pickruhl, Freshman, Nashville, Tn,. MU Stephen Tracy Pierce, Junior. Port St. Joe, FL. MA Bernadelte Pilato. Junior, Birmingham. HI Douglas Brian Pile. Sophomore. Tampa, Fl,. HI Priscilla Jane Puts. Sophomore, Knoxvilie. Tn.. AC Michael G. Poist. Freshman, Birmingham, PM 116 UL George Biian Pokvka. JLno . ■ so- 3u-3 Pod. FreshfTTan 5« ! ■ i ■ gnar - ' i.esrer i-ecanoer 9cs s. SooSor-ors ro-eros = V :: 3 e Martm Porrsr Gai encSe AC r_3.-ie Berffarm Porter Freshman. %3-o- =■ Tn3 - VsTTor Post. Ffsshman. 3JnT ngriarr: . PS Ancrs Pressisv- --. Fr=s:vr.3r;, Farmed SA - =3 =:ts PS 3A DonaW Rs - Pntc+isn. .. Sophorrvre. Sr rrr a 3- UL, Thomas Afted Pu . Sophomar=. Tusc oosa PS 117 Clare Maura Quirk, Junior. Hunisville. PS. AC Alison Kellv Rabb. Freshman, Birminghan:i. UN Ginny Camille Ragsdale, Sophomofe. Birmingham. BA Freida Sue Ratliff. Sophomore, Oneonia, UN David Lee Ravburn, Junior. Birmingham, Bl John Waller Reddick. Freshman, Birmingham, UN Laurie Gene Reid, Freshman. Huntsville. BA Kathleen R Reiff, Sophomore, Birmingham, PM Garv Roger Real, Freshman, Birmingham. UN Charles Edward Riley. . Junior, Gadsden. UN Dale Janice Riley. Sophomore, Melbourne, Fl., INT Philip Duncan Ritchie, Junior. Broughty Ferry, England, PE Paula Elizabeth Roane. Sophomore. Pensacola, Fl., ED Jack Allen Robertson. Jr , Springfield, II., UN Susan Reeves Robertson. Freshman. Pensacola, Fl . UN Margaret Theresa Roebuck. Sophomore, Bessemer. PS Nancy Lynn Rogers. Freshman, Tuscaloosa, AC Tina Shere Rogers. Junior, Birmingham, PM Richard Rolston, Junior, Point Clear, AR John Felix Ronderos. Sophomore. Birmingham, 61 Loratta McKinnev Rooks. Sophomore. Pleasant Grove, BA Angelica Helen Rosiak, Sophomore. AR Jimmy Darryl Rosson. Freshman, Boaz, RE Claude Casey Rumsey. HI. Sophomore. Tuscaloosa, CH Charles E, Runnels. Jr . Sophomore, Fullondale, CH Rebecca Gayle Ruffin. Freshman. Huntsville, PS William E Ryan, Sophomore, Birmingham. CH Don M Sanders, Junior, Huntsville, OS Maria Benet Sanders. Freshman, Huntsville, MU Mark Vernon Sapp. Sophomore, Huntsville, CH Michael L. Scagnelli. Freshman. Wayside, NJ , 61 Thomas R- Schlitt. Junior, Jasper. BA Donald Stewart Scott, Junior. Hueylown. RE Kenneth F. Seale, Junior, Columbiana. Bl Barbara Jean Seib. Junior, Memtt Island. Fl , MA Tonia Carol Sellers, Freshman. Ashland, HI Kenneth Neal Sewell, Freshman. Birmingham. Un Elizabeth L Shackleford, Junior, Birmingham, AC William Richard Shope, Junior, Birmingham, BA Hugh Scott Shashy, Sophomore. Montgomery, AC Vernie W. Shaw, Junior. Birmingham, BA Evelyn Grace Shearer. Freshman. Birmingham, RE 118 VM f m jt ft ' j tjiim V« rir  y« t ' X ' f m Oi t . r M:i ' t '  v Vjcr ' , - y ■-i ' v '  O -flT, 0  4m. « t-tfif ttf Cx M Eitub«Trt j r r . FTcsnrvan. Une Grow. EO Gary Ch«1«« Srrrtn .r «cr S r-w yjr- Jarw: Arter Kerth M. Sm«th. Stephen Bra. Teresa Anr ■ Wftam Wde , 5- - J. Biian SoKJer Jlt : Catherine Ame Snc - Sarah Frarices Sperir Susan Legh Spencer Yvette Spencer. Fres Anrwaon. PS. ' ST FresiTrrrjn, Tai«X9 ' -4 _• -arr-. F v M cn3e r ;■ Bart araL- S- fj , m U9 tiii ftUrft dddid Sancya Stalham, Freshman. Birmingham. UN Sydney Statham. Freshman. Birmingham. UN Russell E- Steiner. Jr.. Sophomore, Birmingham, Bl Donald Bruce Stewart. Junior. Vesiavia Hills. Bl. AR George Robert Siorey. Junior, Talladega, CH David Randall Sinplin. Freshman. Selma. BA Catherine J, Stnetzel. Freshman, Huntsvttle, CH Sarah Cynthia Slnplm, Freshman. Birmingham, SI James Larkin Strong, Junior. Birmingham, PY John Sullivan, Freshman. Hunlsville. UN Scott David Sweeney. Junior. Lavalle. Md., Bl. PS James Walker Swift. Freshman. Anniston. PE Harold Mark Swindle. Freshman, Jasper. PMED David Michael Sydes. Junior. Hinsdale, 1I-. AC Leslie Claire Tanner. Freshman. Hunlsville. UN Thomas Albert Taylor. Sophomore. Huntsville, PMED 120 i CrSrg N c! Tic TT-jT Sophor-iors r- i-Ss-ife O- VcJ a£ ' .A. ttKTT ' Tcoi rs5!vT-.5r_ V-cr-raor-s-. AC Se xr-3 Todd. Jltwx 5rrT«T5fisrn AC 3-r -a _ic TotxHTX rreshsnar. rirs -flte =H = =- d D- e TcTttTsetTQ, Fresf ran, 5mr CT 3r- 3.A 12) iitraBira Laura Leigh Traywick, Freshman. Madison. ED Rosemarv C- Tnnchitella. Freshman, Pensacola. Fl, EH Shein Lang Tsai, Sophomore, Birmingham. MU Danny Glenn Tucker, Junior. Midfield. BA, PY Patricia Ann Tucker. Sophomore, Birmingham. EH Rhonda Renee Tucker. Junior. Enterprise. ME Jack Turner. Sophomore, Fori Walton Beach. Fl.. UN Rebecca Diane Turner, Freshman. Roanoke, DR Sandra Dawn Turner, Junior, Sanford, Fl,, HPE Geraldine A- Turt. Junior. Hueytown. BA Charles Kenneth Urchart, Junior, Birmingham. CH Thomas Mont Vanness. Sophomore. Crystal River. FL, BA Ann Virginia Wagner. Freshman. Ozark. BA Martha Darlene Wail. Sophomore. Talladega. MU Oh! I can tell you all about that . . . ! The intramural program at Birmingham-Southern College keeps the athletic-minded students so very busy that there is never a spare moment to lament the passing of . . . OH WELL! . . . passing. Life in the gym is one big end- less cycle of tournaments — tennis, softball, volleyball, football, even swimming — and both the Greeks and the independents constantly flock toward the bulletin boards to see who is playing whom next . rp D 122 ACTION — and we do mean ACTION — speaks louder than words! PA Ai i B ' uce VJi kJV. Fr«Jvrjr.. e Tr«-.fl%arr. u Narcv Anrta Waiur. fT«Jvp  o. 6rmn «rT , ft Veofia Oeen. Waiwr. Jtrwy. a«Trw- r ' - ' Jvnes Wigf u Waller. Ffeshmar. Uc r ' -gc r rvrr. PUEO Daw] D. Wangem, Soohomcre. Cir . HC - LW Giona C. Ward. Freshman, B mr yam. tO Jeffrey Marten Was«xm. Sopiiarnore. L «x-9nc«cu Tr Afl. PMED Porna D. WashMiguyi. Ffeshrr an. WanTv. SA John Edrmnl Waters. Freshman. Manon. UA 123 BEACHIJV ' IT Patricia Lynn Watkins, Freshmen, Birmingham. RE Kimberly Walson, Freshman. Milton, Fl . CH Kathleen Ann Watts. Freshman. Alabaster. UN Jo Ann Weatherly. Junior, Brrmtngham, BA. AC Leslie Claire Weaver. Junior, Gulf Breeze. Fl,, PS, FR Shana Danielle Weber. Freshman, Birmingham, MA Margaret Kaye Weekiey. Freshman, Pensacola, FL. UN Scon Daryl Weiss, Sophomore, Sterling Heights. Mi., BA Rita Faye Westbrook, Junior, Thomasville. Bl. PY Johnnie H. Wheeler. Jumor, Birmingham, ED Roger Mark Wheeler, Freshman, Lanett. PY Stephanie LuAnn Whetstone, Sophomore. Birmingham, UN Bessie White. Freshman. Birmingham, UN Dennis Phillip White, Junior, Chicago, I!., PE Geraldine White. Freshman. Birmingham, UN Steven Douglas White, Freshman, Birmingham, PMED _.t 124 ; . -r . ,-.—Mr. Br— r ' -y.-s 2 RitcftiC AiLar, .•,V--!ier.. ffftWrfr-an. FVy-- John Grant Wktefnan, Ffcshmen E-r- Stephen Wi tower. Freshman S M«:hele WMer. FresJiman, US Jan es A. Wiiierson. fV. Frestvriari. arr-Mr iar- l£0 Thomas Lee Wdetts. Juinr. VeslTvQ - ' s VE James L. WBams. Juraor. Anr g o n. C- Lola Kathleen WAams.Ji wr. OafcTTLar ? Mtchae DaraeJ W ams. Freshrn ri Fjrsrysae SarrueJ Lse W-Jkarr-sor Frssvr-.ar ' . 5 az_ SO 125 Amy Ruth Wingard, Sophomore, Birmingham. EH Randall Phipps Wolf, Junior. Sconsboro. PS. SO Catherine Wolfsberger, Sophomore. Huntsville, AR Emilv Claire Wood. Sophomore. Birmingham, MEd, Jerry Harber Wood. Jr.. Sophomore. Semmes. PMEO Teresa Franklin Wood. Sophomore, Birmingham, 81 Marvin Patrick Woodard. Junior. Signal Mountain, HI Angela Gail Woods. Junior, Jasper, MU Franklin 0. R. Woods. Junior. Birmingham, AC Scott Edward Woods. Sophomore. Tuscaloosa. BA James Allan Wren. Junior. TrussvJIle. EH. SO. 81 Gerri Buttram Wnght, Freshman, Bessemer. CH James Myles Wright. Freshman. Montgomery, PY Rosemary T- Wright. Sophomore. Birmingham. BA 126 ' V ' sgrxy 0 .M4. x M. Wsiftwr. Pi hP Attijr y«rrt«9 7«. SrtC ' « ' S ' tfrj ' Hf f f . . . and your final word is beer. Weil, we all know that one ... I It ' s an alcohol- ic, fermented beverage made from malt, hops, and the roots of various plants. Just seems like everyone everywhere drinks the stuff ... . . . well, so much for word association. Now let ' s go to something a little HARDER! 127 IILLLLI!I 3- Jii-J ' ii yiiJ ' - 129 BASEBALL With the season beginning late in the year, little can be said about this year ' s baseball team. But one thing is for sure: if this team plays anywhere near as well as the last one did, a national title may be in the making. In fact, from a pre-season look at this year ' s team, why don ' t we just start clearing away a place for yet another trophy! V :J:  i u- 132 ;i t4 f: Jay Bogaards Raul Esperon Tom French Robert Goodner Terry Kessler Pete Knowles Gary Kukelhan Mark Lacy Alec McCullock Steve Merrill Mike Mills Mark Miranda Jon Moody Ted Niedbalec Kevin Niewulis Doug Pennington Jim Roberts Robby Robertson Don Smith Ed Stabile Robert Weber Scott Weiss Dennis White Neal Zimmerman Bill Meyer, Head Coach Joe Corcoran, Assistant Coach 133 Cheerleaders Jo Ann Jacobs Eddie Lindsey Tom Moncrief Terri Dew Debbie Brown Renee Brown Kim Mitchell Larry Adams John Wideman Ken Clayton Kathy Williams, MASCOT eB9 i m 134 138 1 S t i 7—— = WJpf MrWl r ' (Hii :; v !k 5te ' . ' € ' ' MM. Uj , • fU 3 ' . Uj « 1 1 J  jjj ,,-«? 1 1 1 . 1 The Birmingham-Southern Panther basketball squad began their second season under head coach Greg Walcavich. Returning from last year ' s team were seniors Willie Williams, and Mike Goggans, who will lead the Panthers through a tough twenty-nine game schedule, which includes such big names as the University of Kansas. ■ 140 -t Head Coach Greg Walcavich Assistant Coach Marty Gross Willie Williams Mike Goggans Larry Turner Kent Sraden Jay Higgenbotham James Henderson Jobe Belser Terry Posey Brent Nielsen Mont VanNess Jimmy Aronson James Harmon Carl Crosby Steve Austin 141 142 Birmingham-Southern ' s Tennis team began their third year under the direction of Coach Ann Dieiien. The Panthers offer a very impressive season, after last year ' s 13th place ranking, and are looking for yet another bid to the NAIA National Championship in May. Returning for their final year on the squad are seniors Fred Tanner and Kevin Stump. Newcomers include Chris Little from Canada and Phil Ritchie, a native of Scotland. 1 3 -i- HI i n i-JSj ' ' Kq ijct to.is wprtt: a thou- ,so I woflBprrf 0W oger wi|| accop ' ] tl lD D-word «s y on student life « life HIPHIiPlppus. Do Bi k he will? Nc Weli Rbe I ' d feetter put a iittie Bj nto it. After W ' knows what could Hyaf it ... ! % m n K J ne atmosphere at Birmingham-Southern back in the spring of ' 80 was less formal than ever before. People began to be, well, just to be, without fear of catching hell from their peers. surprising porti on of t he male population tried facialHj ition, if or B FfYBi nothers or girlfriends got s a painless sitciatior ' led. k — fm ' ' ■Xy ' ' ! K ' - Vvv, , -.....r. -v;r:- , -.- «.f7;t3rt w wo . . ? . Boy, I can ' t wait until Saturday. It will finally be quiet enough on , j cannpus for nne to be the studiods little person nny parents pay tuitfon for, but I guess til then I ' ll havejto obscure sulliei genetic manipulati species, i think I c you think the picti LOt MORE! I to write an essay on such an Sd ' utffern Living. If it were  n the ■tecniques involved in certain Avft lid hare done it, bm after all, don ' t? $ - WHOLE y PROMOTION STUDENT REPRESENTATION . . . After a vigorous, hard-fought campaign and election, our 1979-80 Student Government Association took office last April. Meetings, of course, were a model of parliamentary procedure, although various members tended to indulge in rather lengthy debates on proposed resolutions, motions, and amendments to the infamous SGA Constitution. In functioning to coordinate and regulate student affairs, the Student Government Association encouraged all campus activities — except for those few days when we were without an activity fee. And for their outstanding work and leadership on this campus, the SGA became the first recipient of Circle K ' s Award for the Promotion of College Community. 164 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA TION OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President: Steven Benefield Vice-President: Claire Caldwell Secretary: Don Heflin Treasurer: Grant Smith Faculty Advisor: Dr. Henry Randall Freshman Class: Beth Harris, Mike Poist Sophomore Class: Mike Chappell, Brian Parke Junior Class: Bill Baldwin, Keith Smith Senior Class: Charlie Carlton, Dehryi M ason Resident Men: Jim Owens, Brent Faircloth Resident Women: Cindy Cox, Melinda Copper Commuters: Solomon Crenshaw, Richard Feist Fraternity Row: Tony Holden Night School: Carol Lewis Special Black Representative: Sharon Stone Married Student: Don Dockery 165 DEDICATED TO MUSICAL EXCELLENCE . . 166 THE CONCERT CHOIR The purpose of the Concert Choir is to in- volve and to interest students in music ex- cellence. Anyone on campus may audition for this renowned group, but only the most outstanding individuals may be se- lected. During the 1979-80 season, the Concert Choir performed an unusually heavy load of concerts, with trips throughout the Southeast and over various parts of Europe. Reviews in various news- papers have proclaimed this year ' s Con- cert Choir — like so very many be fore them — to be an outstanding organization and suggested that it be given maximum exposure and recognition since it repre- sents the finest quality musical experience of its kind in this area. Hugh Thomas is their director. 167 Theta Sigma Lambda, a local math honorary, has been in the process of chartering a national math honorary on the campus of Birmingham — Southern College. Under the leadership of Bill Childress, Theta Sigma Lambda has be- come a very active organiza- tion which not only promotes the advancement of math skills, but also which strives to encourage, stimulate, and maintain scholarship of its in- dividual members in all fields. LOOKING FOR NATIONAL RECOGNITION . . . THETA SIGMA LAMBDA 168 BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRIES Wallace Everett — Preside nt Dean Sides — Communications Director David Hatch — Enlistment Director Robert Goodner — Social-Life Director Regina Neal — Missions Director Tom Stonecypher — Worship Director Adeana Curry — Study Director Bob Crutcher — Advisor Dan Banks Brenda Bice David Bowden Pam Campbell Adeana Curry Lisa Eidson Wallace Everett Rhett Fergeson Scott Gesner Robert Goodner Tammy Gover David Hatch Donna Henderson Lisa Jones Lacy Matthews Vivian Mayes Deborah Murphree Regina Neal Amy Parsons Mark Sapp Dean Sides Holly Smith Tom Stonecypher EIna Tarence Jimmy Tucker Tricia Tucker Jack Turner Darlene Wait Ann Wagner Angela Woods DEVOTED TO SERVICE AND FELLOWSHIP . . . I CAN ' T TAKE ANOTHER DAY OF COMPARATIVE! The purpose of Beta Beta Beta is to promote the advancement of biological sciences at Bir- mingham-Southern College. This is brought about through the cooperation of students and faculty members alike in an atmosphere of ... ! Well, if you have ever been in the Com- parative lab, then you would know the type of Atmosphere I ' m talking about. Well anyway, some of the activities of this group include speakers and field trips so that students can see the various applications of a biological science. There is also the social aspect of this organi- zation which allows student members to relax and interact with biology faculty on an infor- mal basis. Mark Miskelley — President Rhoda Burns — Vice-President Diane Clements — Secretary Debbie Lyon — Treasurer Dr. Wayne Shew — Advisor John McCormick Susan Aungst Debra Barnett Jeff Crittendon Brent Faircloth Johnathan Goodin Annette Golden Cal Wiggins Tina Rogers Mary Jane Wells Cathy Marsh Regina Neel Richard Feist Donna Henderson Ann Bailey Cynthia Williamson Kay Miller Melinda Thompson James Wren Maryanne Jesse Warren Feist Edsol Holden II Thomas Sharp Jim Pack BETA BETA BETA 169 JAZZ BAND ENTERTAINMENT BEST EVER . . . BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN JAZZ BAND The Purpose of Birmingham-Southern ' s Jazz Band, affectionately called the Ten- Thirty Band by those more closely associated with it, is to recreate jazz and big-band masterpieces from all periods of musical history. Under the direction of the renowned Navy Director, Dr. Donald Stauffer, the Jazz band annually performs several concerts for the student body and has been selected for the past three years to perform at the World Peace Luncheon . . . ! Needless to say, the jazz band meets daily at 10:30. 170 Phi Chi Psychology Honorary is an organization for anyone interested in psychology. The group promotes interest in this area by sponsoring speakers who have experience in the nnany applicable fields of psychology. It is, to be sure, a mind-bogling experience. Guy Cunningham — President Pam Claybaker — Vice-President Butch Baxter — Secretary Mary Jane Wells — Treasurer Donald W. Dixon — Advisor Guy Cunningham Mary Jane Wells James Baxter Keith Boalt David Callahan Curtis Chaney Pam Claybaker James Cobbs Richard Ellis Carol Lewis John Staik James Strong Barry Wood PHI CHI LOOKING INTO THE UNKNOWN . . . 171 STRIVING FOR AN ENLIGHTENED AUDIENCE . . . QUAD LITERARY MAGAZINE A little magazine of literature and art published twice a year, Quad has as its purpose the promotion and encouragement of the many talented and creative Birmingham-Southern students. And by doing just that, this outstanding literary magazine serves as a vehicle for artistic endeavor. Poetry, essays, short stories, and art work are solicited by the editor and board members who determine selections for publication. Laura Simmons — Editor Tay Berryhill — Assistant Editor Cindy McDougall Jennifer Pelham Brian Polivka James Wren Margie Terry Gladys Williams Ricky LaCosta Laurie Adams 172 173 r COMES UP TOPS . . . 174 THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Officers: Melinda Thompson — President Dean Sides — Vice-President Jesse Ezzell — Secretary Jean Blaudeau — Treasurer Dr. Carolyn Moore — Advisor This year the Birmingham-Southern Chapter of the American Chemical Society was chosen as one of the top 66 chapters in the nation. The group was selected from among 723 active student chapters nationwide. Membership in the student affiliate organization of the American Chemical Society is open to any chemistry majors or to anyone interested in that field. The chapter sponsors speakers from industry and academic settings. Social and service activities of the chapter include membership get-togethers, refreshments, and the Annual ACS Christmas Party. 175 176 STUDYING THE ESOTERIC IIIPKL President: Richard Rolston Vice-President: Tamara Cover Secretary: Katherine Blake Treasurer: Curtis Franklin Advisor: Bob Tucker ART STUDENTS LEAGUE 177 PHI BETA KAPPA vsppa, a national Honorary scholarship frmingham-Southern College in 1937. Election into this outstanc n a broad progi rn of intell ducation. High grades alo cationalor.-pre|pi Ition Students are f a careful analysis include Paul Bailey, Wl Fraley, Terrell Finne , Earl Qossett, Susan es A. Koger, Jorfh Pool, Henry C. Randall, Weaver, Roy Wells, and Robert Wingard. stablished ganiS:ation tual interest ' , particularly ] program, 3 e the resid = s ar.d ■■■;: -. se Baxter, Neal On April 8, 1980, the Beta Chapter of Alabama Phi Beta Kappa was pleased to announce the electron to membersl-up-in-course of the following studen K Patricia Armstroni Steven Benefie Jenny Burleson Cywiia Cox ' M ichaaH wardi Grubd Catherine HamrioHHl Don Heflin Patricia Miller Roy Sanders Melinda Thompson John Wilsor • ' ■4 THERN ' S ACADEJvih PRESENTED . . . LI STIRS UP STUDENT INTERESTS . . . THE HILLTOP NEWS 180 The Hilltop News is published during the fall and spring term, except holidays and exam periods. The paper is distributed free to students; for all others, subscriptions are $2.50 per term. Office hours are Monday and Friday during break and Wednesday evenings. The Hilltop News solicits and appreciates ar- ticles and letters of comment, opinion, or information from non-staff members. Articles will be subjected to standard editing; all articles and letters must be re- ceived signed. Anonimity, if requested, will be hon- ored, but no letter or article received anonymously will be published. Opinions expressed in such letters to the Editor in no represent the opinions of the Hilltop News Editor or staff. So how about it? Get involved- — con- tribute. Editor: Dan Slone Assistant Editor: Delia McWhorter Business Manager: Ed Queen Copy Editor: Mary McCord Sports Coordinator: Solomon Crenshaw Southern Nights Coordinator: Andy Anderson Cartoonist: Ric Rolston Reporters: Tim Clifton, Laura Simmons, Richard Feist, Pat Woodard, Jim Smallwood, Andy Anderson, Cyn- thia Hooks, Janice Baskin. Mary McCord, Solomon Crenshaw, Valerie Langley, Jeff Chapman, Rosemary Wright Photographers: Alan Highes and Mimi Whitt Design: Murphy Roberts Distribution: Tim Gatewood 181 CIRCLE K Circle K is the largest collegiate service organization dedicated to both campus and community service activities. Using their motto we build . . ., Circle K, in the last four years under the able direction of Dr. Susan K. Hagen, has do just that. Annually this organization performs at least three off-campus activities in addition to their many on-campus services. At the top of their activities list this year are their annual Blood Drive and their presentation of the First Annual Circle K Award for the Promotion of College Community, which was this year won by the Student Government Association. President: David Hall Vice-President: Cindy Cox Treasurer: David Stallworth Secretary: Leslie Weaver Advisor: Susan K. Hagen Greg Banks Brenda Bullock Janie Bush Claire Caldwell Dale Clem Cindy Cox Lorinda Dixon Dan Filer Lanetta Fullenwiley Jeffrey Gillespie Jonathan Goodin Tammy Cover Myles Wright John Grammer David Hall Carol Herrmann Naomi Hilton Mike Hudson John King Elizabeth Mathews Bryan McGwier Katherine Merrill Dean Monroe Vicki Moore Darlene Wait Donna Morrissette Susan Northrop Jim Owens Lisa Pate Mark Roberts Susan Spencer David Stallworth Mark Swindle Teresa Tanner Louise Thomas Melinda Thompson Leslie Weaver 182 PROVIDING COMMUNITY SERVICE TO ALL IN NEED . . . 183 TRIANGLE CLUB President: Doug Martin Vice-President: Allison Snuggs Secretary; Nickie Koulorides Mike Mashburn Donna Mornssette Steve Herrington Terne Zachow Hart Thompson Kevin Pendleton Mary Burt Francis Phiilpot Beth Curry Lisa Fleming Langley Kitchings Melinda Cooper Harvey Harmon Brian Parker Brad Baldwin Chris Canfieid Kay Estill Jim Owens Alex Pope Mike Costanza Glenda Wren Mark Sapp Nickie Koulorides Dale Clem Mike Chappell 184 WORKING INTO THE WEE HOURS . . . Triangle Club is a sophomore honorary organization made up of thirty outstanding Birmingham-Southern sophomores. Each was selected in the spring of his freshman year for outstanding service to campus and community. They regularly can be found working at programs, benefits, dances, and cultural events that are intended for the enjoyment and participation of the entire campus community. 185 SOUTHERN A CCEN T Have you ever noticed a light in the basennent of Anavely that burns unto all hours of the night? Well if you have, then you probably asked yourself. Now, Self, who is the world is so crazy — so very stupid — to stay in class at long? Buf?naybe, just maybe, those people are not crazy — not stupid, but just interested enough, creative enough, and just dannned bull-headed enough Jiyipme up with a yearbook — for a change — that ' s worth its weight in . . .! Well, in Shamrocks (the flower, of course!). ) j rne Seriously, the staff of the 1980 Southern 4ccenf considers this work to be an art form — and nothing less — an art form which brought together the very best in talent, design, layout, and photography. Oh sure! This book has its problems, but how many other college yearbooks can honestly say they don ' t? So take the time to enjoy this book for all that it is worth. After all, therircan only be one 1 980 Southern Accent so you might as well make the most of it. 1 980 Southern Accent Staff James Wren — Editor Mark Sapp — Associate Editor Charlie Carlton and Glenda Wren — Business Managers Melinda Thompson — Copy Editor Barney Bonfield — Sports Consultant Leiand Driver Jeff Grimes Sonya Henderson — Photographer Cal Wiggins — Photographer Ken Grady — Photographer Lauren Lowery Leslie Tanner Bert Moore Lottie Maring Hanna Brown Sandra Young Lanetta Fullenwiley SO WHAT CAN BE SAID ABOUT A YEARBOOK? PHI ETA SIGMA ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA The individuals of the two treshman honoraries are re- marl able for their fortitude and scholastic endurance, for they have each achieved at least a 3.50 GPA in their freshman year. Quite obviously, these individuals may form a nucleus of a future Phi Beta Kappa group. They can usually be seen struggling under a load of notebooks and texts which are so very much a part of their lives — that is, when they are not at the Tide! Paul Romjue and Da vid Fraley serve as Advisors. 188 FRESHMAN ACHIEVEMENT REWARDED . . 189 PRESIDENT ' S STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATION SERVING THE MISSION OF THE COLLEGE . . . 190 The President ' s Student Service Organization, under the direction of Suzanne Morse, is an organization of outstanding students selected to work with the Presi- dent ' s office in public relations. Gala V, development, and a number of activities related to the life and nnis- sion of the College. Steve Benefield Claire Caldwell Dan Carmichael Marsha Colbert Cindy Cox Robert Crist Brent Faircloth Debbie Gonia Bob Haraway Carol Herrmann Richard Hunter Anna Keegan Lauren Lowery Lottie Maring Holden McCurry Cynthia Pryor Ken Shuler Grant Smith Don Stewart Teresa Tanner Mike Wheless Barb Seib Steve Win go Jenny Burleson Charlie Carlton Kim Clayton Elizabeth Cornelius Solomon Crenshaw Nancy Crocker Merry Forrest Kathy Hamrick Don Heflin Mary Hubbard Kathy Jones Liz Lester Ron Macbeth Jerry Maynor Mary Virginia Moore Sonya Shehane Gary Smith Keith Smith Phoebe Stone EIna Tarence John Wilson James Wren 191 DELTA SIGMA THETA BREAKING INTO THE ACT . . . 192 Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., a public service sorority, was first founded in 1913. But here on the Hilltop, the Delta Girls have only been around for a few months, but that is not to say that they will not or cannot succeed. Using their national theme, Deltas breaking new ground, these girls broke into the act by performing at both Mr. Hilltopper and at Greek Sing. So with a little more time to grow and develop, who knows what ground these dazzling young ladies will break next! 193 YOUNG REPUBLICANS Founded this year, the Birmingham-Southern Chapter of Young Republlcana is an organization which holds as its goal the promotion of American Valtiea while striving to preserve a feeling of national strength and pride, and at the same time sharing with people everywhere a desire for peace and freedam and the extension of human rights throughout the world. The Young Rapubiieana of Birminghani-Southern are indeed the practitioners of the spirit that macte America strong and are preparing for that day soon when today ' s young peop-le will make tomorrow ' s decisions. President: Teresa Tanner Vice-President: Carol Herrmann Secretary: Dahryl Mason Treasurer: Sydney Brevard Advisor: Lee Perett m BLACK STUDENT UNION wm p BkSv j j BB BP fe -s m ' j B ij BI ■ 1 1 196 PROMOTING BLACK CULTURE WITH STYLE . . . m 1 ' . K 1 m 1 si - The Black Student Union performs various civic and social functions as it represents the Afro-American students at Birmingham-Southern College. Their prima- ry concern is the promotion of black culture — which they whole-heartedly did with their highly successful Black History Month. The BSU also strives to unite blacks with the campus community in determining policies relevant to the College. Their varied activi- ties — programs, dances, benefits, jazz concerts, and cultural events — are intended for the enjoyment of the entire college community. President: Daniel Bryant Vice-President: Cheryl Williams Secretary: Lanetta Fullenwiley Treasurers: Lolita Dew and Sharon Stone Advisor: Charlotte Raspberry 197 MORTAR BOARD President: David Gruber Vice-President: Cindy Cox Secretary: Ed Queen Treasurer: Joe Bailey Advisors: Dr. 0. C. Weaver and Dr. Susan K. Hagen Joseph M. Bailey Steven Alten Benefield Tinnothy A. Berg Taney Afton Brazeal Anna Claire Caldwell Charles B. Carlton Kimberly Lynn Clayton Denise H. Clegg Dyan Annette Clements Cynthia Elaine Cox David Booth Darcy Jesse H. Ezzell, Jr. Merry Beth Forrest David Gruber Melissa S. Haenisch Catherine A. Hamrick Timothy Alan Harness Donald Lee Heflin Carol Faye Lewis John L. McCormick Katherine W. Merrill Patricia Kay Miller Edward L. Queen, Jr. Bruce F. Roberts Daniel K. Slone Teresa Karen Tanner Melinda Thompson John S. Wilson 198 RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING SENIORS . . . Mortar Board is composed of senior men and women who have shown outstanding abilities in the classroom and around campus. These selected individuals are the leaders of many clubs and organizations. They feel that a college education is not found solely in books. Through the various activities embodied by each member, a service in a sense is provided both to the student body and to the college community as a whole. 199 STUDENT LEADERS ABOUNDING Whenever active men and women gather on the campus of Birmingham-Southern College you will usually find a number of ODK ' s among them. This national honorary represents a cross section of outstanding juniors and seniors on this campus. These individuals were chosen for demonstrated leadership in various field. Omicron Delta Kappa taps for membership twice each year. 200 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA President: Joe Bailey Vice-President: Merry Forrest Secretary: Daniel Slone Advisor: J. Paul Franke Joe Bailey Scott Bledsoe Denise Clegg Jayne Collins Marygrace Cross Don Dockery Jesse Ezzell Cathy Hamrick Phillip Holladay Ron Macbeth Mary V. Moore Laura Simmons Phoebe Stone Mike Wheless Melinda Thompson James Wren Tim Berg Steve Benefield Claire Caldwell Charlie Carlton Cynthis Cox Merry Forrest Sister Mary Gallagher David Gruber Melissa Haenisch Tim Harness Don Heflin Carol Lewis Dan Slone Teresa Tanner John Wilson 201 r- WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 202 203 SERVICE WITH A SMILE 204 Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity based on the principles of service, leadership, and friendship on campus, in the community, and on the national level. Active chapters operate today on nearly 400 campuses, and nearly 150,000 students have participated during our more than 50 years of service. Our national by-laws also operate in accordance with those principles exemplified by the Boy Scouts of America. Alpha Phi Omega is a unique college fraternity which includes members of all rces, religions, political preferences, and national ori- gins. We are a self-governing group under our national chapter articles and by-laws, and we maintain regular communication with our national worthwhile sectional and regional conferences during the academic year. Our membership is certainly varied. Each class is represented and members are regular participants in many other college activities, including social fraternities and sororities. Baptist Campus Ministries, and Circle K, which pro- vide service, leadership, and friendship in becoming active. ALPHA PHI OMEGA %«i . Vi  .JMlr, ' tL. : ' . ' .% Members: Jeff Chapman Tay Berryhill Sandra Young Lanetta Fullenwiley Neal Wilhite Rhett Freguson Liz Kirby Brenda Bullock Naomi Hilton Randy Ruthledge Kevin Farr Dan Dees Jim Owens Jeff Phillips Buddy Jenkins Pam Williams Susan Millican Dean Sides Jim McFadden Kat Blake Scott Bledsoe Elizabeth Cornelius Adeana Curry Richard Feist Warren Feist David Hall James Hill John King Lacy Matthews Nancy McCorkle Dean Monroe Stanley Neel Leslie Weaver Brian Wyatt Carolyn Millican Shaun Cosper Lisa Jones Lucy Hardive 205 DAWN URQUHART 1980 MISS BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 208 MISS PHOEBE STONE ALTERNATE MISS ALABAMA Miss Birmingham — Southern College, 1979 .J. ' ! Nannette Wakefield representing Alpha Tau Omega Melissa ' Twinkle Martin representing Theta Chi 212 Carol Anne Miller representing Lambda Chi Alpha Cynthia McNair representing Zeta Tau Alpha Anna Keegan representing Pi Beta Phi Kris Hays representing Sigma Alpha Epsilon 214 Anamaria Bruno representing Alpha Omicron Pi Becky Alder son representing Alpha Chi Omega 215 Adeana Curry representing Kappa Alpha Anna Claire Caldwell representing Alpha Phi Omega 216 Sandra Young representing Alpha Kappa Alpha Merry Forrest representing Kappa Delta 217 David Hall representing Circle K 21£ Daniel Bryant representing Blacl Student Union 219 I ' ' « ■ ' T Whether it be a sisterhood based on the fourfold aims of physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual development or a brotherhood built upon fjrjt ernal love and high scholastic achievement, Greek life remains a very IHying force in many individual ' s claims to a full and successful life. Whether it be a group of uncanny individuals or one with IZODS. button- downs, top-siders, lime-green pants, and duck shoes abounding, one thing remains the same — that special warm feeUngyo ' get when you hear an J old fraternity cheer or see a sorority White Rose ceremony after many ears nf separation from the old group seems almost instantaneously to hung a tear to the eyes or, at least, a heavy lump in the throat. One thing remains the same: it ' s called being Greek! ALPHA CHI OMEGA President: Angle Rosiak Vice-President: Robin Foster Secretary: Kim Williams Treasurer: Cathy Strietzel Advisor: Pam Ison Beck Alderson Susan Alley Lisa Eidson Susan Jefferson Lisa Merrell Regina Neal Frieda Ratliff Angie Rosiak Katherin Merrell Adrienne Barry Barbara Calk Robin Foster Cathy Strietzel Kim Williams Maryanne Jesse Pam Campbell Patty Tucker Elizabeth Patrenos Alpha Chi Omega 226 I B Alpha Kappa Alpha a S==n President: Bernadine Suggs Whitman Vice-President: Valencia Smith Secretary: Sharon Stone Treasurer: Pamela Williams Advisor: Hazel Germany Bernadine Suggs Whitman Valencia Smith Sharon Stone Pamela Williams Lanetta Fullenwiley Lolete Dew Janices Jackson Sandra Young Donna Morrissette Wanda Grandberry Kay Pasley Angela Fisher 228 ALPHA OMICRON PI President: Anamaria Bruno Vice-President: Phoebe Stone Secretary: Mary Virginia Moore Treasurer: Lauren Lowery Advisor: Janice Ingram Alison Bundrick Cindy Furio Debbie Gonia Allison Haley Miss Leigh Reddick April Johnson Elizabeth Maloof Elizabeth Bradfield Mary Burt Arlene Carrasquillo Linda Eckert Barbara Standridge Catherine Perkins Ellen Stone Kay Estill Vicky Valin Terrie Zacho Nickie Koulourides Elizabeth Lester Gail Livingston Lisa Milner Patti Jones Leslie Morgan Frances Phillpott Melanie Smith Winona Stephens Debbie Sievers Kim Watson Susan Ames Tiffi Bates Jane Boswell Lynn Cobb Luanne Goodall Beth Harris Lynn Hughes Joan King Diane Koulourides Rebecca Lile Ginny McElroy Carol Morgan Peggy Smith 230 A . ALPHA TAU OMEGA iKiK-k Joe Bailey Larry Crowson Tim Harness Phil Whitehead Chuck Fagan Phil Holladay Curt Smith Scott Sweeney Jim Williams Jon Grigsby Robert Crist David Livingston Greg Merren Clay Price Chris Vance Andy Thurmond Roger Barnes Jesse Ezzell Don Heflin John Wilson Dale Gann Jon Krai Grant Smith David Sydes Mark Landry Mitch Bates Bill Crowson Mike McKerley Tom Moncrief Mike Scagnelli David Wangren Greg Black Ken Grady David Middleton Bobby Dillon Wade Geiger Brent Ledford Kenny Stephens Cal Wiggins Mike George Jim Brannon David Lile J. P. Mathis Brian Parker Bruce Thomas Scott Spivak President: Don Heflin Vice-President: Grant Smith Secretary: Tim Harness Treasurer: David Middleton Advisor: Drs. Weaver and Penfield 232 KAPPA ALPHA President: Taney Brazeal Vice-President: Rory Dalton Secretary: James Sexson Treasurer: Dennis Hardin Advisor: Phil Egdorf and James Cook Jamie Archer Dan Banks Pat Barnes David Bowden Taney Brazeal David Breazeale Jimmy Brown Harrell Bullard Rory Dalton Charles Decker Dan Dees Val Early Kevin Farr Allan Gazaway Scott Gesner Dennis Hardin Stacey Headley Lee Anderson Scott Jensen Joel Langford Daryl Masters Stanley Neal Wade Neth Bert Pitts Troy Post Randy Rutledge James Sexson Steve Slaughter Russell Wallace Denny Whitehurst 234 KAPPA DELTA President: Merry Forrest Vice-President: Kim Clayton Secretary: Dehryl Mason Treasurer: Celia Roland Advisor: Henry Randall and Ease Harris ' iRSl Cindy Blessman Kim Clayton Merry Forrest Angela Hansard Janet Hinson Dehryl Mason Kay Miller Lin Poyner Barbara Seib Mary Hart Thompson Rhonda Tucker Ainsley Edwards Lisha Harbaugh Kim Mitchell Susan Robertson Shannon Smith Ann Wagner Susan Brodie Melinda Cooper Paula Franke Betty Hawk Diane Johnson Liz Mathews Jane Morris Dale Riley Allison Snuggs Melinda Thompson Sally Wilson Jayne Collins Laura Harvey Dale Moore Nancy Rogers Cathi Snow Kaye Weekley Anne Bryant Lorinda Dixon Cathy Hamrick Kris Hays Lottie Maring Loretta Mays Molle Powers Celia Roland Teresa Tanner Angela Tower Glenda Wren Frances Foy Jamie Mathews Laurie Reid Tonia Sellers Leslie Tanner 236 JL ' 1 J E V : ' wit g ■ Pm t il H 9 M ■ J ■■jj JfP bJi M X M r fS| En E v H ■ m H Nr ' B Hl LAMBDA CHI ALPHA President: Andy Anderson Vice-President: Richard Feist Secretary: Tinn Gatewood Treasurer: Neal Wilhite Advisor: Robert Cunningham and Fred Roy QUISQUflk Charles Alkula Andy Anderson Mark Brown Steve Darby Richard Feist Curt Franklin Richard Rolston Brig Young Joey Ackerson John Elledge Eric Cohen John Sullivan Warren Feist Tim Gatewood Talmadge Walker David Thomas Kirk Brannon Dan Jasmer Buddy Jenkins Richard Wilhite Rhett Fergeson Jerry Maynor Neal Wilhite 238 JJL. ' -ex- ' JP|£C« ' ' ••rt  i J fV ! PI BETA PHI President: Melissa Haenisch Vice-President: Cindy Dye Secretary: Carol Herrmann Treasurer: Cathy Marsh Advisor: Hala Fawal Anna Keegan Susan Glazner Melissa Haenisch Mary Jane Wells Martha Meachum Roxanne Guthrie Marygrace Cross Valerie Langley LuAnn Whetstone Rita Westbrook Vivian Mayes Junko Fukudo Joyce Hardiman Ginger Gidden Michelle Wilder Carol Herrmann Cathy Schipman Lindsay Stroud Cheryl Brooke Jayne Lewis Naomi Hilton Ellen Humphrey 240 m- ' 1 ■ mWn v ytk H • ' ?A V M D . B dr ! tf V ' 4 mm.iA.9, X k Mtilii . -- ■f«W! ' SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON President: Richard Hunter Vice-President: Boyd Johnson Secretary: Brent Faircloth Treasurer: Dan Carmichael Advisor: Paul Franke Larry Adams Jerry Andrews David Armacost Brad Baldwin Tim Berg Ben Bullock Dan Carmichael Kevin Carter Judson Chandler Mike Cope Jeff Crittenden Leiand Driver Brent Faircloth Sam Gray Bert Moore Russell Hayes Frank Head Dan Hite Tony Holden Scott Huber Richard Hunter Bryan Jackson Boyd Johnson Jim Jordan Langley Kitchens Eddie Lindsey Ron Macbeth Jay Mashburn Mike Mashburn John McCormick Holden McCurry Dan McKiever Tony Menendez Stephan Moran Mike Recio John Hill John Ronderos Joe Rusnak Bob Sipe Alfred Shaerer Keith Smith Steve Smith Wes Smith Spin Spires Jack Swift Keith Thompson David Vaughn Jim Walter David Whitley John Wideman Bob Zachow Bob Haraway Steve Herrington David Rikard Bruce Rogers Eddie Holden Ken Seale 242 THETA CHI President: Ken Schuler Vice-President: Bill Baldwin Secretary: Greg Brown Treasurer: David Wilson Advisor: Albert Hughes Bona Allen Bill Baldwin Butcii Baxter Steve Benefield Dave Box Greg Brown Ben Burl .ette Jeff Chapman Mike Chappell Glen Conner Bill Conner John Dischuck Scott Dixon Mike DeJanes Mike Edwards Dan Filer Steve Frost Trey Waters Mark Johnson David Wilson David McQuiddy Carey Moreland Pat Noling Roy Petrey Don Prittchett Tom Pugh Richard Reynolds Ken Schuler John Miller Mike Smith Don Stewart Jimmy Strong Kevin Stump Tim Thaggard Stuart Tieszen Rob Paul Craig Tilghman Jeff Grimes Frank Klein Pat Woodard Jimmy Bailey Drew Barry Ken Clayton Howard Day Mark Flatt Steve Hightower Donald Jones Jim Keegan Mark Mullens Alex Pope Gary Real David Honeycutt Roger Wheller Mike Hobson Sam Manning Sam Williamson Mike Gorum Tommy Willetts Sam Masdon Fil Woodbury 244 Ji- ZETA TAU ALPHA President: Cynthia McNair Vice-President: Nancy Crocker Secretary: Terri Dew Treasurer: Deborah Busby Advisor: Margaret Weldorf Celia Sims Gina Hill Jennifer White Deborah Busby Nancy Crocker Cynthia McNair Freda McNair Terri Dew Lisa Browning Vicki McNair Mary Deyerle Amy Wingard Vicki Moore Denise Clegg Ginny Ragsdale Mary James Angie Batey Karen Mitchell Theresa Adams Bronwyn Harris Jennifer Lambert Glenda Dill Jan Hopper Judi Pasley Gina Harris Lynn O ' Shields Joanne Cory Lynn Christie Sydney Statham Lydia Black Connie Pasley Laura Traywick Sarah Spencer Leigh Cristie Maria Sanders Sonya Henderson Vickie Wakefield Kathy Williams 246 Vulcan Materials Company. 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Birmingham-Southern offers its 1200 plus students the best in higher education, and much hard work has become synonomous with ' Southern Living. Each student is a unique individual faced with the process of molding goals and ambitions. Fu- ture achievements and contributions to soci- ety will in no small measure be influenced by the degree to which a personal commitment is made to respond to the demands of Southern ' s academic standard. 263 265 266 267 Take full advantage of ' SOUTHERN LIVING. Set your goals and strive to meet them. Work hard in the pursuit of knowledge and have fun in the pursuit of social development and interpersonal relationships. Make this experience a time of true development and take with you memories you will always cherish. 268 269 a;« .i?W: ..j« a , And So It Ended «■  i « y.  iii. .:. ' ' . t: ' t - ' ' -- J:-« ' t