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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1981 volume:

LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM -SOUTHERN COLLEGE H BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001722 3 m ■ . ' V--j -:.v4iv BIRMINGHAM — the city in Southern ' s backyard — the city which has become one of the South ' s leading metropolitan areas. Its development took hard work and strong determination by those who saw a potential in the land. Not until the late 1 800 ' s did travelers learn the richness of coal and other minerals in the area. It was soon realized that the red rook was high grade iron ore. Thus, the development of a min- ing industry to support the making of steel was en- visioned by those around. The mining of natural resources in Jefferson County had begun, but development was limited by in- adequate transportation. Without a means for trans- porting goods between other cities, industry was un- able to flourish and take full advantage of the area ' s abundant natural resources. It was not until after the Civil War that two major railroads were joined provid- ing the transportation that paved the way for the rapid development of a new city. An increase in mining attracted the attention of the Elyton Land Company. The company soon recog- nized the potential which the Birmingham area pos- sessed. On December 19, 1871, with a population of 1 ,200, the city was officially incorporated. Shortly after the iron boom began, it was signaled that Birming- ■ l S. -kA. 1 ham was to be a city dependent on the stee industry. Within the city ' s first twenty years, the population Increased to 26,000. In recognition o 451 this increase, the city was given the nick- name The Magic City, This Magic City has grown from 1 ,200 to a thriving metropolis of nearly 500,000. Ma- jor industry remains dependent on the rich- ness of the earth. However, the city has be- come a major center for financial, educa- tional and medical institutions. A full range of recreational activities are now available to area residents and many places of histor- ical interest may be visited. CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES U AM CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES UhM CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES As each school year rolls around, it brings numerous changes for both students and faculty alike. All of these changes are not necessarily visible, Many such changes on campus occur within the lifestyles and rela- tionships of the student body. However, many of the changes at Southern during the 1980-81 school year have been structural ones. The Edward L. Norton Center and the additions to the Hill Music Building are two of the new looks on campus. Renovations have been made in the dorms along with im- provements and construction on the Striplin Field. As well as improving the looks of the school, these stuctural changes will aid in bringing new events and activities to the Hilltop. mi 1 Hl K H 1 Hl t n 1 J . 11 IW Ara ' - Sflfe-. I s? r::LX A YEAR FOR CHANGING As the structural changes on campus are visible, there are changes within the lives of the students v hich are not appa- rent to the human eye. Specifically, the freshman year is a time v hen nevj stu- dents undergo changes in lifestyle and relationships, For many freshmen, col- lege means being away from home for the first time. Leaving a familiar environ- ment and close friends can cause any- one to become homesick. Along with those who are homesick, there are many students who simply do not like their living conditions. With small rooms furnished for two, sharing one of these rooms in itself is a very big change for some. While the dorms may not be like home, this adjustment is soon over- shadowed by the dally shift from home cooking to cafeteria food. As the freshmen experience these changes, he or she is never alone. The minute he arrives on campus, he begins to make new friends. The pledge class, dorm, classroom, library or cafeteria are among the places where those who are sharing these common experiences come to know one another. It is throughout the entire year that the freshman is faced with one surprise after another. Not many of these students were used to paying high prices for books or staying up late at night study- ing; and who was that person who said Dr. Randall ' s courses were crip. At the beginning of the year things seemed rough and sometimes unfair, However, as time passed, the new sur- roundings and friends blended with the campus activities to provide a new world of excitement. Going from home cooked food to oofeteria meals is one of the most dramatic changes any student encounters. Generally, this change is most noticeable to the freshmen; however, each fall the upper level students must once again make the adjustment to the school food. Though Shamrock, Southern ' s food service, is not the worst, one cannot help but tire of the same ol ' meats and vegetables. In search of more satisfying food. Southern students have selected certain Birmingham restaurants as favorites. One such establishment is the Smoke- house. A local truckstop slightly over a mile from campus, the Smokehouse serves an array of fresh meats and vegetables at a reasonable price. At a little higher price and a unique atmos- phere of the 20 ' s, Spats has become a favorite with many Southern students. On the other hand, there are those time s when students simply prefer a hamburger from one of the fast food chains. While the Smokehouse, Spats, and McDonalds are all very different, each establishment offers Southern students a change from the routine of cafeteria eating. 10 As students arrive on campus each fall they see old friends and make new ones. Many of these friendships begin in the dormitories. Birmingham- Southern has six such dorms, three for both giris and guys. As school progresses, these buildings soon become a home away from home. Students soon become accustomed to the dorm room and decorate these rooms to fit per- sonal taste. While ali rooms appear different, they can generally be placed into one of three cate- gories; 1] a color coordinated room, 2] a room with simple decorations or 3} one that decorates with time. The color coordinated room is one with match- ing bedspreads and curtains. The place is always clean with never a messy closet or dust on the dresser; hardly liveable for some. Most of the other dorm rooms are arranged to show the taste of two separate students. To decorate a room the simple way Is to let each roomate do what he or she wants without trying to match each other. The final type of room is created through time. The room never appears to be clean for items such as coke cans and paper gradually accumulate. Follow- ing the law of gravitation, these items have simply fallen where they please. 12 GREEK? One of the most signifi- cant clianges a student undergoes begins wlien he or she decides to join a Greek society. Southern offers its students 12 of these societies; 7 sororities and 5 fraternities, Joining one of these groups means pledging your loyalty to that group, Along with the hard work and fun times, being a member of the Greek sys- tem can mean making life long friendships. , As students have noticed stuctural changes on campus and changes within them- selves, they may not realized the turnovers in the faculty and administration. New depart- ment chairmen are Dr. Thomas GIbbs of Fine Arts, Dr. Dorothy Ward of the Humanities, and Dr. Marjorle Gunter of Business. Aside from these chairmen. Southern has hired several new faculty members. As an exam- ple, the English department has hired three new professors to teach In the areas of American, British, and Renaissance litera- ture. Southern ' s increase In faculty Is a strong step toward furthering the school ' s high academic standards. 15 With the school year conning to a close, seniors are faced with decisions concerning their future. Whether to enter the work- ing world or continue stu- dies in graduate and pro- fessional programs is just one of these decisions. Stu- dents wait anxiously for let- ters of acceptance to schools of dentistry and medicine as well as mas- ters degree programs. The office of Career Develop- ment and the Counselling Center are just two places one can go in times like these. With a little hard work, students can hope to use their skills and talents they have developed while attending Birming- ham-Southern College to find their place In today ' s society. CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES km CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES U ' CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES CHANGES I - ' j -5 5 — A lf Cs£ 6%: ' • ' ' ' 4 Runners-up Dawn McDonald, 1st runner-up ZL Allison Raab, 4th runner-up Freda McNair, 2nd runner-up Cindy Hartselle, 3rd runner-up Elizabeth Lester 1981 J U 1 1 CQ 1 Kris Hayes, senior Maid Luanne GoodalL sopi omore iviaid Elaine Besh, Frest man iVlaid Homecoming ' 81 Lisa Browning, Queen I . - t S S fc -_ . pf. V n iO ' • .5 , - i SM. - •-■ - A i i 9i r 0f:i 1 K 1 ri il jW I ' ft ■ ' f ' ' - r Paige Phillips IVIiss Alabama Alternate IVIiss America 24 Favorites Elizabeth Lester, Theta Chi 25 Mary V, Moore, Alpha Omicron Pi Rose Jaime, Lamda Clii Alpha Lisa Eldson, Alpha Chi Omega 26 Lanetta Fullenwiley, Alpha Kappa Alpha Lisa Browning, Zeta Tau Alpha 27 Rosie Streety, Black Student Union Elizabeth Graves, Pi Beta Phi Ceiia Roiand, Kappa Deita 29 LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO LU CO HOMECOMING B-SC ' s Homecoming was a memorable event, not only be- cause it was the tirst such Home- coming celebration, but also be- cause of the events that occured during Homecoming week. Acti- vities included a banner contest, a mini-float contest and a bon- fire, all of which succeeded in generating spirit for the Home- coming game against archrival UAH. During halftime. Homecom- ing queen Lisa Browning and her court were introduced. After the game, students enjoyed an SGA- sponsored band party featuring Hotel that proved to be the cul- mination of the weel . 32 HOMECOMING CHUG-A-LUG WRITERS ' CONFERENCE 35 HARRY CHAPIN 36 AWARDS DAY VdiJithdr OPENING OF THE PANTHER LOUNGE 39  ' 40 r 1 -- -i J i u n t ■ ■1 _ I r P 1. liv r . .V-l H V m w 1 J « ALYS ROBINSON STEPHENS PLANO COMPETITION ALPHA EPSILON DELTA INDUCTS CHARTER MEMBERS 41 42 RECEPTION FOR PAIGE PHILLIPS 43 Birmingham-Southern ' s one hundred twenty-fifth anni- versary was ceiebrated ex- tensively on March 17, 1981 with academic seminars and a spectacular academic procession that evening in Munger, Bishop Paul Duffey, former District Superintendent in Montgomery and now Bishop of the Louisville area addressed the large crowd assembled at that evening ' s convocation. B-SC also hon- ored three distinguished graduates with honorary de- grees: Rev. Ralph K. Bates, Rev. C. Everett Barnes and Dr. G. A. Costanzo, vice- chairman of Citibank of New York, Representatives from over 100 other colleges and universities and learned societies from around the country were present for this very special event. FOUNDER ' S DAY 44 45 . ii ' Wh.T .i th... ampule inp«nri Lne Deltas NATMNAL i THE LAST REMAKE OF bEA l QESTE ALFRED HITCHCOCK ' S THE MAGIC FLUTE 48 THE MAGIC FLUTE SPRING BALLET PERFORMANCE Alumni Day 50 GRADUATION ' 81 52 -T — ■■  fr ■ ■■■ ' • ' ( y ; ■, 53 ' A - ' ■a; t- ... y '  - — 1 Jl Ql CO 1 tm to 1 ■ppp 1 — o B n H m 1 E fSS l B 1 1 w ASKETBALL 1980-81 Members; Jimmy Aronson Steve Austin Jobe Belser Billy Bryan — Manager Carl Crosby Clarence Edwards Renie Hardy James Harmon James Henderson Jay Higginbottiam Brent Nielson Terry Posey Mike Todd — Manager Ray Young Greg Walcavict — Head Coach Marty Gross — Asst. Coach he 1980-81 BSC Basketball began and endeu iis seubun gn very auspi- us notes. Ai noAning season in - to Allen University added to an iing seasoi ibamo the NAIA District 27 Tournament, i n betwt tiigh notes to keep ttiird year Panther JO coach Greg waicavicn nuppy and content. )espite an unusually slov start of 2-3 in the first 5 games, the Panthers were able to hit the magic 20 v jn piateau for the fifth consecutive sea- son. The turnaround v as the first of 2 regular season wins over NAiA National Runr ier-up Alabama State. That 80-79 victory before a packed house at Fair Park was just one win in the Panther 22-8 season. Going into the SSC Tournomer t the Panthers were seated second based on a regular season conference record of 12-2. Just ahead was K.O, Willis ' num- ber one 13-1 UAH which had beaten BSC in two very close regular season meetings. The Panthers rolled through the first two rounds with wins over Belhaven and William Carey setting up a rematch with UAH. James Henderson ' s game high 32 points and a productive five minute overtime period sparked the Pan- thers to an 81-79 victory and the Con- ference Championship. Three nights later, unfortunately, BSC ' s season came to an abrupt end as they bowed out of the District Tournament with a 68-62 loss to Alabama State. James Henderson led thie squad in scoring for the season with a 17.2 average. The senior from Yulee, Flor- ida also eclipsed the 1000 point mark during the regular season. Another senior. Jay Higg, also broke the 1000 point barrier with his 6 points in a nonconference affair with Troy State. The Panthers will lose three other seniors including the ball hand- ling wizard Jobe Belser, the tallest Panther ever Brent Nielsen and ev- erybody ' s favorite hustler Terry Posey However, those that do return to the hilltop next year truly have something to look fOHA ard to as the team moves into its lavish new home. The Bill Bat tie Coliseum. MNT f V 44 3 ri 63 1980-81 BASEBALL Jerry Alfano t jM Roy Alverez Gary Barajas William Bullion Dennis Coons Steve Elilers Donnie Greei Chris Holler MikeJett Steve Keller Terry Kessler Gary Kukelhan Lawrence Leonard Willie Lucas Mark Miranda Jon Moody Doug Pennington Alex Pope Jimmy Roberts Jack Robertson Chuck Shearer Don Smith Ed Stabile Dennis White Neil Zimmi Bill Meyer Joe Core an ad Coach Assistant Coach • I n- 1 ' he 1981 8SC bas improvements botti on Shipiin Field was nameu m m Hp.nor I nrrv f trinlln. Retijmina i .utfiel Diouynt niyh ' Tn iffv n nn .j. ' l . ■ .■ . .■ ■• vn that added to a returning gr ' rs who had won 50 games in 1980 rantfietb rolled through their precr ' - ' r -r : in while beating UAB Auburn, V j jnd Mississippi Stat- rrtentum coh_ tinued as they rolled through 20 conference games ' with a record of 17-3. In the Conference Tournament played at Stripll field, the Panthers were seeded first and drew Wil Ham Carey in the first round. Ed ' t the bottom of the 9th n TV- ' - ' foilowingdayChrisli; !. : -i-L.: ::•_ yj.L. I ■_ _ , ■ ences ' newest member. West Florida, their first tournu ment loss. The championship game pitted th( fvlontevallo Fo ' r, n 10 innings to ( : andtookthei - n ■p n in ' )m last year ' s champs Five members ot u t • BSC squad made the all conference team lead by two timer Mark Miranda. Joining Miranda were Roy Alverez, Doug Pen- nington, Ed Stabile. Chris Holler, and Don Smith. All six were in- strumental in BSC finishing third in the final NAIA r ■ •TMMmetMWl k, ' E WKS Z . ' H • ' ' m r L.i ■fll v Hr P B Hm h«-v .Si ' j a  f is - t-JiHrimtr- .-■,i,S% ' - iW rxi0 - . ' - y ' .■ ' ' ■ ' y ' •■•«r ' ; Si_. p -i- ' - i . H-: - ' ■ ' r - - r ' r - ' -i ' Sirs a- ■• . ■ % , , •A ' : : . ( ■ - t- .- . ■ ' r ' — • B ■ ' ' .. -.■ ' . - . H ' ' k ■ . ' 4 . ;. • • ' t. 1 m «2 - • ' i ' Il 1 -JH- 7 m TENNIS L. to R.: Phil Ritchie, Chris Little, Mike Shaw, David Bowden, Dan Carmichael, Dave Wilkes. Not Pictured: Danny Feldman, Jon Krai, In the past years Mike Shaw has traveled to Kansas City by himself to compete in the NAIA National Ten- nis Tournament. But not this year! Mike will be joined by his friends Chris Hill, Phil Ritchie, Dan Carmichael, David Bowden, Dave Wilkes, Jon Krai, and Danny Feldman. These members earned the right to com- pete as a team with their win in Montgomery in the two day District 27 Tennis Tournament. Birmingham Southern collected 22 points in the meet, ten better that their closest rival Alabama State. During the regu- lar season, Ann Dielens ' mens team ran up a record and finished second in the Southern States Confer- ence. The National Tournament will be May 22, and Mike might just find Kansas City a little more fun with all his friends. . ■ , ' .X : . r ' ' F 1 _l 72 I ' tmmtmmiim ■£ « ' ' f --- iJ -«, %. V 73 Girls Tennis Team Left to Right: Standing, Julie Beasley, Kattileen Real, Katherine Taylor, Helen Hershfelt, Ann Deilien Sitting: Tommy Wilbur, Betti Curry Do you remember the first time you tried to ride a bicycie, or that first rocl y experience on a sl ate board? You usually encountered a few bumps and bruises, but you kept on trying until you learned. Well, those were the experiences the BSC soccer team experienced during their first year at the intercollegiate level. A lot of bumps, a couple of bruises, bad losses but all in all ttiat is just a part of learning. The Spring season, played at the club level, showed that progress was being made. The Panthers ' 5-3 victory over the Birmingham Soccer Team was the highlight of the season. SOCCER 76 CHEERLEADERS Panther: Andy Thurman. Sitting; Amy Harris, Renee Brown, JoAnn Knowles, Lisa Bartlet. Standing: Earl Hayes, Mike Poist, Mike Ctiappell, Jamie Archer, Francis Foy, Kim Watson, Susan Kipps, Amy Tumage. I 77 78 Cs ' X N fW UhL ' (uin% - t; '  4 ' A u IkWim r uTty L = ClUtCl 1 79 M nJ Mary K. Hubbard Robert Hewlin Jackson Meritorious Scholar- ship Award, Rutherford R, Black Award for the Most Outstanding Stu- dent in Teacher Educa- tion, Phi Beta Kappa, ODK, Mortar Board, Phi Alpha Theta Award, Alpha Lambda Delta Book Award, Phi Eta Sig- ma Award, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Alpha Phi Ome- ga, President ' s Student Service Organization K ' KSS Phi Beta Kappa, ODK, Mortar Board, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Lambda Delta Scholarship Winner, Student Judiciary, Triangle Club, President ' s Student Service Organization, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Socio! Fratemity Mary Virginia IVIoore Phi Beta Kappa, ODK, Mortar Board, President ' s Service Award Recipient, Assistant House Director, International Student Coordi- nator, Panhellenic Council President, Oak Ridge Spring Science Semester, Margaret Dunn Phillips Panhellenic Citizenship Award, Kappa Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honary, Traffic Court — Chair- man, Social Council, Triangle Club, President ' s Student Service Organization, Alpha Omicron Pi Social Sorority, SAE Little Sister Ronald A. IVlacBetli, Jr. C. Dean Monroe Mortar Board President and Vice President, SGA Secretary, Quest II Coordina- tor ODK international Society for Youth in Achievement. Student Judiciary, Publications Board Chairman, Chairman 1980 and 1981 B-SC Mod el Senate B-SC delegate to the Center for the Study of the Presidency, British Studies at Oxford, President Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Mortar Board, ODK, Miss B-SC Finalist Cynthia Furio James Allan Wren Daniel Boyd Johnson PSSO, Phi Beta Kappa, SAE Social Fratemity Mortar Board, ODK, Rotary In- ternational Fellowship to Japan, Southern Accent Edi- tor, Quad Editor, Beta Beta Beta, ACS, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Tau Delta, PSSO, Ivlade- moiseMe College Board, Guest Editor Finalist for Ivlode- moisehe, International Club, Freshman Peer Advisor, UCLA Top 100 Collegiate Authors, Award for Artistic Merit from International Publications, First Alternate for Hastings Center Internship in Biomedi- cal Ethics, Joint Committee Stu- dent Representative, Com- mittee on Development, Committee on Recruitment, Committee on Special Events, Committee on Community Affairs, Committee on Gov- ernment Affairs, Entertainment Committee, Committee on Experimental Learning, Lambda Chi Alpha Social Fratemity Virginia Allen Englund Mortar Board, ODK, Pi Kappa Lambda, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Etc Sigma, Alys Robinson ,; Stephens Four- Year Piano Schol-ijj arship, Alys Robinson Stephens Piano Competition Finalist; 79-80, Grand Prize Winner; 81, Birming- ham Music Club Piano Scholarship Winner; 79 Phoebe Jo Stone Laura Simmons Publications Board Chairman, Editor Quad, Hilltop News Staff, Mortar Board, Dean ' s List, Aiptia Lambda Delta. Alptia Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Presi- dent ' s Student Service Organization, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mor- tar Board, Triangle Club, Alternate Miss Alabama, Miss BSC, Resident Advisor, Alpha Omicron Pi, 1981-82 Miss Alabama Sister Mary S. Gallaglier Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Assistant House Director — Margaret Daniels, Secretory Pi Iota, Students in Church Ministries member. Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Resi- dent Advisor, Educational Policies Com- mittee, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sig- ma, Pre-Med Advisor. Sara IVIassey Dean ' s List, Analytical Division of the American Chemical Society Av ard. Air Force ROTO 4-year scholarship. Member of Col. James B. Irv in Sqdr., Arnold Air Society. Johnny Neighbors PHI BETA KAPPA Cindy Furio, Ken Seale, Jayne Collins, Boyd Johnson, Pom Ciayboker, Dean Sides, Phoebe Stone. 1981 Members: Toy Berryhill Pam Claybaker Jayne Collins Jeff Crittenden Suresli Devineni Steve Edwards Cindy Furio Susan Glazner Phil Holladay IVIary Hubbard Boyd Johnson Ron MacBeth Katherine Merrill Marl Miskelly Mary V. Moore Johnny Neighbors Brian Polivka Lin Poyner Celia Roland Ken Seale Dean Sides Gary Smith Ken Stephens Don Stev art Phoebe Stone 83 MORTAR BOARD Kneeling; Jayne Collins; Sitting; Pom Ciaybaker, Sister Mary Sebastian Gallagher, Ginger Englund, Donald Stewart 1981 Members: Jobe Belser, Treas. Toy Berryhill Jane Campbell Pam Ciaybaker Jayne Collins, Pres. Don Dockery Ginger Englund Sister Mary S. Gallagher Debbie Gonia Phil Holladay Mary Hubbard, Sec. Wade Joiner Lauren Lowery Ron MacBeth Randy McKlssack Dean Monroe, V. Pres. Mary V. Moore Johnny Neighbors Brian Pollvka Celia Roland Laura Simmons Gary Smith Ken Stephens Donald Stewart Phoebe Stone OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Left to Right: Sister Mary S. Gaiiagher, Jayne Collins, Cynthia Furio, Phoebe Stone 1981 Members: Lee Anderson Jobe Belser Toy Berryhill Scott Bledsoe Keith Boalt ' Claire Caldv ell Jayne Collins, Pres. Don Dockery Cynthia Furio Sister Mary S. Gallagher Debbia Gonia John Grigsby Phil Holladay Mary Hubbard, Sec. Treas. Carol Lewis Ron MacBeth Jon Moody, V. Pres. Laura Simmons Keith Smith Ken Stephens Don Stewart Phoebe Stone Mike Wheless James Wren INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB Members; Siavosh Ebrahimi Kato Hiromasa Debra Chan Sandra Lane Karin Lundberg Laurence Copel Mary V, Moore Katsuyuki Yasui Melissa Beigler Juan Conde Kazuko Takishi Marc Selfert Robert Whilhite Carol Millican Yoshiaki Kaoru Anton Mertens Paul Kent Greg Gardner Joe Wouten Clay Tanner Amaechi Dike Stiatirolcti Eslami Majed Fartioud William Garcia Pedro Harth Issann Hijazi Hisanori lino Shigeatsu Kedoin Chiris Little Faridi Majd Hassan Motamed Stiigeru Makabayastii Benson Ongegduia Pt i Ritctiie Kazuko Takeistni Atsuko Yamaguchi Hirost i Yokoyama ART STUDENT ' S LEAGUE L. to R. Row 1 : Joe Waldrop, Claire Caldwell, Sonya Henderson, Rick Rolston. Row 2: Prof. Robert Tucker, Jeff Ritch, Tina Koger, Lisa Edwards, Jan Hopper, Tammy Cover, Angela Fisher, Michaux Land, Loretta Mays, Tommy Wilkes, Row 3: John Eledge, Jeff Washburn, Kelvin Terry, Lisa Guthrie, Roger Russell, Prof. Raymond MacMahon, Don Stewart. 87 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Seated ' John Grigsby, Dean Monroe, Grant Smith, Brian Part er. Row 1: Melinda Cooper, Nancy Rogers Jack Alien, Greg Curry, Jill Hoube, Tenia Sellers, Row 2: Jeff McLaughlin, Mike Poist, Dan Filer, Alfred Shearer, Alex Pope, Keith Smith, Steve Frost, Dr. Henry Randall. Grant Smith, President John Grigsby, Treasurer Brian Parker, Vice-President Dean Monroe, Secretary 92 L to R,; Dino Jacovides Melissa Biegler Becky Ruffin Peggy Smith Sharon Biount Frank Pair Suzi Morrison Jerry Wood Agatha Pihakis Glenda Wren Bert Moore Mark Sapp Gail Livingston Phil Free Troy North 93 BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRIES 94 ALPHA PHI OMEGA 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 exempli- fied by the Boy Scouts of America. Alpha Phi Omega is a unique college fraternity which includes members of all races, religions, political preferences, and national origins. 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 provide service, leadership and friendship in becoming active. PRESIDENT ' S STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATION L. to R.: Brent Fairclott., Ron MacBeth, Sara Spencer, Beth Harris, Francis Foy, Donna Morrissette, Robert Street. Back: Sid Brevard, Holden McCurry, Boyd Jotinson, David Staiiv ortti, Mike Poist, Mary Hubbard, Dean Monroe. Carol Phelps, Sponsor Donna Morrissette, President Dean Monroe, Vice-President Glenda Wren, Secretary-Treasurer 96 TRIANGLE Triangle: Mike Poist, LuAnne Godall, Alfred Shearer. Row 1 : LIsha Horbaugh, Ann Wagner, Francis Foy. Row 2: Sid Brevard, Ann Stagner, Jim Jordan, Row 3: Bert Moore, Pat Barnes, Renee Brown, Ken Clayton. Officers: Mike Cope, President Ann Stagner, Vice-President Susan Ames, Secretary-Treasurer 97 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Membership in the freshman honorary Alpha Lambda Delta is one of the high- est honors a freshman at Birmingham- Southern College can attain. Students are invited to join if, after the first semes- ter, they have a grade point of 3,5 or better. PHI ETA SIGMA r $ L a v.. Phi Eta Sigma is an honorary for freshmen who have earned a 3.5 grade point during their first semester. 99 BLACK STUDENT UNION Kneeling ' Clarence Edwards, Jobe Belser, Harold Owens, Dwayne Porter, Lonetto Fullenwiiey, Charles Ball, Carolyn Council, Michael Todd, Robert sS Standing Jackie Crenshaw, Ronald, Andrea Williams, Cheryl Ashford, Pamela Williams, Judy Flounoy, Rosie Streety, Sandra Young, Cassandra Miller, Donna Morrissette, Mr, Gavon. CIRCLE K Officers: David Stailworth, Pres. Louise Tiiomas, V, Pres. Vicki Moore, Sec. Jeff McLaughlin, Treas. Mary Thomas, Historian 102 YOUNG REPUBLICANS Officers: Charlotte Scott, Sec. 2nd term Holden McCurry, President Russell Hayes, Sec. 1st term Louise Coker, Sec. 2nd t erm David Stallworth, State Committee Stacey Acker, State Committee 103 CONCERT CHOIR First Row; Angle Batey, soprano; Emily Eyre, tenor; Dawn Urquticrt, soprano; Jennie Wall, soprano; Jack Turner, tenor; Freida McNair, Lester, alto; David Busby, tenor; Jerry Wood Third Row; Mary Deyerie, alto; Mark Seefart Frances Philpott, alto; Byron Harrold, tenor aito- Alicia Jones, soprano; Becky Alderson, soprano; Holllce Smith, alto; Dale Clem, tenor; Tom WiNets, soprano- Melissa Bates, alto; Virginia England, alto; Bonita Conely, soprano. Second Row; Jennifer White soprano- Richard Philips, tenor; Emily Wood, alto; Angela Sharp, alto; Jeffrey Gillespie, bass; Elizabeth bass- John Carter, bass; Leslie Douglas, soprano; John Brown, tenor; Bert Pitts, bass; Joseph Bowlby, termor. , tenor; Doug Owens, tenor; Pierre Scalise, bass; James Bell, bass; Michael Allen, tenor; Laura Fitch, alto; Rhonda Tucker, soprano; Cathy Patti Brooks, soprano; Robert Palmer, bass. President: Bert Pitts Business IVIanager: Angle Batey Secretary: Carol Miller Librarian: Richiard Ptiilips HILLTOP SINGERS Row 1 : Alicia Jones, Angle Batey , Jennifer White, IVIary Deyerle, Emily Wood, Jennie Wall. Row 2 ; Byron Arnold, Bert Pitts, John Carter, David Busby, Joe Bowlby, Jeff Gillespie, Ricl Phillips. PEER ADVISORS Row V Mark Phillips, Rita Westbrook, Johnny Neighbors, Bryan McGuier — 1980 Chairman, Kevin Ki-Dong Lee. Row 2: Mark Miskelley, Donald Stewart, Dean Sides, Scott Lecroy — 1981 Chairman. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Officers Kevin Ki-Dong Lee, Pres Mike Shoemaker, V. Pres Cafhy Striefzei, Treas Larry Shoemaker, Sec BETA BETA BETA L. to R.: Mary Ann Jesse, Mark Miskelley. Donald Stewart, Martha McShan, Steve Frost, Jonathan Goodin. PHI CHI Kneeling: Anne Bryant, Tony Menendez. Standing; Mark Keman, Butch Baxter, Brenda Bullock, Pann Claybaker, Rita Westbrook, Bert Pitts. THETA SIGMA LAMBDA -■ ' .K. r --v i - . :. V ' Dow 1 ■ rhpnn I in Phris Canf ield Renee Brown Ann Stagner, Linda Eckert, Jonathan Goodin. Row 2 : Mike Shoemaker, Beth Curry, Mary V. Moore, Greg f:2S 0 Terry, Dr. Wiiliam Boardr an. Larry Shoer aker. Row 3: Mark Swindle, Wiiliar. Childress, Dr. Hadnot, Sponsors: Dr. Hadnot Dr. Boordmon 110 INTER-FRATERNAL COUNCIL 111 n HILLTOP NEWS L, to R,; Adeana Curr , Dell Rolston. , Staff Writers McWhorter- Editor, Thomas Fitch, Laura Simmons, Richard Feist - Associate Editor, Mary James- Business Manager, Rick 112 ENGLISH HONORARY L. to R.: Dell McWhorter, Chris Canfield, Mary Ann Ellis. ALPHA EPSILON DELTA n ' (I ii 114 115 AnMINISTRATQRSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTRATORSACJI ' ' Wfc « « i . . :: kM vllSTRATORSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTRADMINISTRATOR The President of the COLLEGE, Dr. Neal R, Berte, welcomes the participants in the Founder ' s Day Run at left and is shown below with his daughters Becky and Julie, his sons Scott and Mark, and his wife Anne. M l1 - 1INISTRATORSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTATORSADMINIS Clockwise: Edmund W. Moomaw, Academic Vice President and Dean of the COLLEGE, Robert D. Dortch, Vice-President for Admissions Ser- vices, and Ttiomas O. James, Vice- President for Financial Affairs. TORSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTRATO: L to R: Munger Administration: K. Skaggs, V. Jeely, R. Bevis, J. Wooddy, J. Johnson, M. Jones, L. Guttirie, B. Murptirey, L. Flemming, and D. Young. Stocl iiam Administration: C. Rueschienberg, A. Jackson, R, Webb, H. Hartley, S. Culberson, D. Dyson, C. Chalmers, L, Williams, F. Boiling, M, Faust, J, Bennett, and B. Patterson. Phillips Administration: J. Watson, V. Robinson, A. Brevard, L. Stallens, B. Brown, T, Daniel, D. Wolfe, F. Kaylor, K. Tucker, D. Webster, P. Newton, G. Clart , B. Stanley, and A. Craft, 119 IINISTRATORSADMINISTRATORSADMINISTRATORSADMINI: L to R — Snavely Administration : M. Ken- ly, E, Beard, L. Stewert, S. Clarl , A. McKee, J. Gamer, M. Sanders, M. Hon- cocl , G. Mullinex, T. Nolen, J, Parker, F, Lawson, B, Glenn, M. Vandervoort, C, Roberts, J, Carpenter, L. Hawkins, G, Hattiaway, W. Moore, E. Giover, C, Tip- pet, L. Rice, M. Heard, M. Vizzina, L, McKinney, R. Rhone, D. Eimore, E. Alford, L, Stinnett, Q. Hawkins, S. McClain, and A. Tamper. L to R — Bookstore Administration: Camiiie Stiieids, Juiie Owens, Postmaster Ctiarles Wesley, and Ben Scokel. L to R — Computer Administrationjudy Curtis, Rick Lloyd, David Smith, and Robin Johnston. 120 AMATISTSDRAMATISTSDRAMATISTSDRAMATISTSDRAMA; L to R — Proffessors of Drama: George Shofer, William F. Andrews III, and Robert Terrell Finney. ISTSARTISTSARTISTSARTISTSARTISTSARTISTSARTISTSARTISTS tesathletesathletesathletesathletesathletesathlete; L to R: Donald Green — Professor of Athletics, Ann Dielen — Tennis Coach, and William Meyer — Professor of Physical Education r-ivtf . fteathletesathletesathletesathletesathletesathlete) TSBEHAVIORISTSBEHAVIORISTSBEHAVIORISTSBEHAVIORIST L to R: Professors of Be- fiovioral Science: Dr. Natalie Davis — Political Science, Dr. Barbara Lester — Sociology, Dr. Irvin Penfield — Political Science [right] and for- mer U.S. Senator Donald Stewart — Guest Lectur- er, Nancy Campbell Goymer — Psyctiology, Mark Keman — Psychol- ogy, and Paul Romjue — Sociology. Not pictured. Dr. Don Dixon — Psychology. TSBIOLOGISTSBIOLOGISTSBIOLOGISTSBIOLOGISTSBlOLOGi 126 L to R; Professors of Biology: Dr. Dan C. Holliman, Dr. Paul A. Bailey, and Dr Louis E. King. Not pictured. Dr. Doug Waits. SCHEMISTSCHEMISTSCHEMISTSCHEMISTSCHEMISTSCHEMIS lELORSCOUNSELORSCOUNSELORSCOUNSELORSCOUNSBj L to R; Dudley Long — Director of Student Activities, Bob Glenn — Director of Student Services, and Rev. Stevi art Jacl son — Ctiapl in 128 ers librarians dancers librarians dancers librar: L to R: Myra Popovich — Dance Instructor, Dr. Barbara Scott — Director of Learning Center, and Janice Poplau — Head Catalog Librarian. Not pictured, Ann Hamilton, Associate Professor of Library. 129 lATQRSEDUCATORSEDUCATORSEDUCATORSEDUCATORI Lto R: Professors of Education: Dr. Bob Whetstone, Dr. Phyllis Nielson, and Dr. James McCrory. 130 UCATORSEDUCATORSEDUCATORSEDUCATORSEDCUATC L to R; Professors of Educafion: Dr. Patrick Hawley and Dr. Eileen Moore 131 UTIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXE 132 TIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXECUTIVESEXEC L to R: Professors of Business: Dr. Morjorie E. Gunter, Richard Rice, and Dr. L. Aubrey Drewry Jr. 133 )RIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIAHSHIS L to R; Dr. Samuel Stayer — Profes- sor of History and Dr. Samuel Pezzil lo — Professor of Classics. Not pic- tured. Dr. David J. Fraley. 134 JIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIANSHISTORIANSHISTC L to R: Professors of History: Dr. Henry C. Randall and Dr. William Nicliolas 135 ■UISTLINGUISTLINGUISTLINGUISTLINGUISTLINGGUISTUNGU L lO R; Dr. Grace Marquez — Professor of Modem Foreign Languages and Dr. Diane Seymour Brown — Professor of French 136 y ATICIANMATHEMATICIANMATHEMATICIANMATHEMATIO L to R: Dr. Lola Kiser — Professor of Math and Dr. Hoyt Kaylor - Professor of Moth, Physics, and Astronomy 137 MATICIANMATHEMATICIANMATHEMATICIANMATICIANS fHEMATICIANMATMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSI ' L to R: Jane Gibbs — Music, Dr. Thomas Gibbs — Chairman of Fine and Performing Arts, Dr. Ronald Hooten — Director of Bands, Betty Buchanan — Music Administrator, and Ed Hawl ins — Lecturer lANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSIQ L to R: Professors of Music: William DeVan, Dr. James Cook, Dr. William Baxter, and Jane Glaser ' ISMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIANSMUSICIAN L to R: Professors of Music: Dr. Hugh Thomas, Jane Hudson, Robbie James, and Andrew Gainey )SOPHERS THEOLOGIANS PHILOSPHERS THEOLOGIANS PHi;. L to R: Dr. J. Paul Franke — Philosophy, Dr. Oliver C. Weaver— Philosophy, and Dr. Earl F. Gossett — Religion. Not pictured. Dr. Roy D. Wells — Religion. 142 ; S RESTORATIONISTS SHAKESPEAREANISTS MEDIEVALISTS r Professor of English: Mrs. Jane S. Mims Professor of English: Dr. James A. Koger 143 SPEAREANISTS MEDIEVALISTS NEOCLASSISTS RESTORATIO Professors of English: Dr. Michael Mclnturff and Dr. Susan Hagen 144 .:andidscandidscandidscandidscandidscandids« m : . 145 .. 1 E ri rg r . P9l ilk % ■ 1 F t rt cs Q C L.O 1 r?s n ;a:f . a Li£ ?m rl-J All? . 1 .} cr -. . 1 , r M ' ■A tl F3 r v; r it? ' ' 4 v; a L % ■■ , ' ■0 i.flr JXSJi ' BSii.S ' rk ? ?. (iJiKt S. t_ ' -U. 148 niorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSeniorsSer DIANE M. ABERCROMBIE Music Birmingham, AL EDWARD L, ANDERSON II Political Science Chattanooga, TN JAMES D, ARCHER, JR. Physics Pinson, AL LINDA R. ARRINGTON English Birmingham, AL KATHLEEN BAGGET Bus. Adm., Accounting Adomsville, AL WILLIAM BALDWIN Business Administration Andalusia, AL DONALD B, BATES Biology Birmingham, AL JAMES F. BAXTER Psychology Harrison, IN KERI T. BERRYHILL Art, Business Admin, Birmingham, AL BRENDA C, BICE Accounting, Bus, Adm, Talladega, AL FRANCOIS M. BLANDEAU Political Science Birmingham, AL WENDY L. BOWSER Psychology Lee ' s Summit, MO 150 TAMI L, BRANDON Drama Speech Birmingham, AL VIRGINIA A. BROCKMAN Englisin Fairfield, AL JERI L. BROOKS Engiisln Frisco City, AL DALE BROWN Business Administration Birmingliom, AL DEBORAH BROWN Ct nstion Education Syiocouga, AL DAVID V. BUSBY Music Education Cottondale, AL MARTHA CACIOPPO Psyctiology, Sociology McCallo, AL ANNA C. CALDWELL Art Birmingham, AL CARA B. CAMPBELL Dance Florence, AL DANIEL H. CARMICHAEL Business Administrotion Johnson City, TN JANICE M, CARROL Business Administrotion Birmingham, ,AL WILLIAM G. CHILDRESS USN Foirhope, AL I 151 PAMELA G. CLAYBAKER Psychology Nashville, TN ELVA M. COCHRAN Education Warrior, AL JAYNE L. COLLINS Religion Birmingham, AL CAROLYN COUNCIL Business Administration Clorksdale, MS ROBERT C. CRIST Business Administration Albertville, AL — BA WILLIAM DESMOND Business Administration Bessemer, AL LOLETE G. DEW Education Birmingham, AL MARY E. DEYERLE Music Wetumpko, AL ROBERT C. DILLON, JR. Business Administration Anniston, AL JOHN F. DISHUCK Pre-Medicine Northport, AL CYNTHIA L. DYE English Pensocolo, PL BARRY S, ECHOLS Business Administration Birmingham, AL 152 STEVE EDWARDS Political Science, History Egg Harbor, Wl VIRGINIA A. ENGLUND ivlusic Birmingham, AL WILLIAM B. FAIRCLOTH Bioiogy Anniston, AL DANIEL K. FILER Biology, Mathematics Birmingham, AL LAURA C. FITCH Music Athens, AL JOHN M, FLATT Business Birmingham, AL CURTIS FRANKLIN Art Weaver, AL LAN ETA FULLEN WILEY Education Birmingham, AL CYNTHIA C. FURIO Religiion Decatur, AL SISTER MARY S. GALLAGHER Biology Birmingham, AL DALE E. GANN Mathematics, Biology Anniston, AL ALAN G. GARDNER Business Administration Chattanooga, TN 153 TIMOTHY A. GATEWOOD Political Sci., Philosophy Birmingham, AL JEFFREY L. GILLESPIE Music Griffin. GA DORIS A. GOLDEN Biology Hueytown, AL JONATHAN M. GOODIN Biology Wefumpka, AL MICHAEL A. GREER Psychology Birmingham, AL JOHN D. GRIGSBY AccountiP ' Huntsville, Al ELSIE HARD Business Administration Birmingham, AL BETTY M. HAWK Chemistry, Sociology Arab, AL KRISTIN K. HAYS Accounting Richland, WA JAMES E. HENDERSON Business Administration Yulee, AL MICHAEL E, HENDERSON Political Science Adomsville, AL KURT H. B. HERBST Business Administration Birmingham, AL 154 f ' ftiii JAY R. HIGGENBOTHAM Accounting Bus, Adm, Atlanta, GA UNO HISANORI Education Kitamoot i Worabi, JP ANTHONY A. HOLDEN Biology Florence, AL PHILLIP E, HOLLADAY, JR Political Science Anniston, AL TERESA P. HOULDiTCH Accounting Birminghonn, AL MARY K. HUBBARD Education, History Anniston, AL JANICE N, HUNTER Education Springville, AL BERNARD J. JENKINS Chemistry Birmingham, AL DANIEL B. JOHNSON Economics Huntsville, AL DONNA R. JOHNSON Religion Birmingham, AL HI ROM ASA KATO Business Administration Shizouko, Japan CATHY E. KELLENBERGER Business Administration Dothan, AL 155 BARBARA KENDRICK Business Administration Birmingham, AL BONITA F. KING Education Bay Minette, AL RHONDA J. KING Biology Athens, AL TINA KOGE R Art Birmingham AL JON F. KRAL Business Administration Huntsville, AL GLENDA LAMMERS Biolo Carrollton, , BRENT H. LEDFORD Biology Huntsville, AL MARK L. LESTER Mathematics Birmingham, AL MARY E. LESTER Music Enterprise, AL CAROL LEWIS Sociology Birmingham, AL RENEE LEWIS Business Administration Birmingham, AL BERNADINE D, LOVE Accounting Birmingham, AL 156 LAUREN E, LOWERY History, Accounting Albertville, AL RONALD A. MACBETH Chemistry Gulf Shores, AL PAHI J. MAGOUYRK Psychology Sycamore, AL MELISSA MARTIN Pre-Medicine Brimingham, AL DARYL L. MASTERS History Oneonta, AL JERRY L MAYNOR Economics Scottsboro, AL CATHY McCORD-BAUGH Sociology Birmingham, AL H. HOLDEN McCURRY III Business Administration Opelika, AL THERESIA D. McDONALD Music Fort Deposit, AL CYNTHIA L, McDOUGALL History Huntsville, AL BRYAN W, McGWIER Biology Prottville, AL TERRY L, McKANE Chemistry Locke, NY 157 FREDA A. McNAIR Music Birmingham, AL LISA E, MERRELL Business Administration Marietto, GA KATHERINE W. MERRILL English Birmingham, AL MARY C. MERRILL Business Administration Delta, AL CAROL A. MILLER Music Education Louisville, KY ELIZABETH A. MINCEY Art Birmingham, AL MARK A. MISKELLEY Bioloay Birmingham, AL KAREN E. MITCHELL Business Administration Albertville, AL MARY V. MOORE Mathematics Florence, AL TINA L. MORGAN Business Administration Sumiton, AL SHIGERU NAKABAYASHI Pre-Med Hiroshima, Japan PHILLIP NANCE Drama Music Childersburg, AL 158 m-i STANLEY C. NEEL Physics Livingston, AL JOHNNY L, NEIGHBORS CInemistrY Arab, AL BICH C. T. NGUYEN MaThennatics, French Birmingham, AL SALLY NICHOLS Psychology, Sociology Cullman, AL HUGH P. O ' SHIELDS, JR. Pre-Med Vestovia Hills, AL ANDREW J. PATRICK Pre-Med Vestovia Hills, AL DONNA J. PENHALE Drama speech Jasper, AL ROBERT L. PETTY Accounting Birminghom, AL RICHARD C. PHILLIPS Music Rosvv ' ell, GA STEPHEN T. PIERCE Mathematics Port St. Joe, FL GEORGE B. POLIVKA English Birmingham, AL JENNIFER A. PONDER Elem, Education - : K ' ' ' 159 TERRY N. POSEY Health Physical Educ, Montgomen , AL LINDA E. POYNER Education DoThan, AL CLARE M. QUIRK Account I H ' Huntsville, Al DAVID L, RAYBURN Biology Birmingham, AL JACK A. ROBERTSON, JR, Business Administration Birmingham, AL LAUREL H, ROGERS Sociology, Philosophy TINA S. ROGERS Biology, French Birmingham, AL CELIA M. ROLAND Elementary Education Andalusia, AL RICHARD ROLSTON Art Point Clear, AL JOHN F. RONDEROS Biology Birmingham, AL GREATHEL ROUTLEDGE Early Childhood Educ, Pleasant Grove, AL WILLIAM E. RYAN Chemistry Birrrunghom, AL 160 DON M. SANDERS Drama Speech Huntsville, AL KENNETH F. SEALE Biology Columbiana, AL BARBARA J. SEIB Mathemotics MerntT Isiand, FL JERRY L. SHEPHERD Business, Econonnics Birmingham, AL WILLIAM R. SHORE Business Administration Birmingham, AL WILLIAM D. SIDES Chemistry Birmingham, AL LAURA A. SIMMONS German Trussviile, AL CURTIS A. SMITH Biology Birminghom, AL DEBBIE SMITH Business Administration Birmingham, AL DONNA H, SMITH Biology Riverside, AL GARY C, SMITH History Birmingham, AL GEORGE G. SMITH Aocounting Anniston, AL 161 THOMAS S. SPIRES History Columbiana, AL DAVID K. STALLWORTH Pre-med Monroevitle, AL PHILIP K. STEPHENS Chemistry Birmingtiam, AL DONALD B. STEWART Biology, Art Vestavia Hills, AL FLORENCE H. STEWART Psychology Birmingham, AL PHOEBE J. STONE Dance, Bus, Adm. Huntsville, AL SHARON Y. STONE Psychology Birmingham, AL ROSIE L. STREETY Business Administration Tyler, AL scon D. SWEENEY Biology Lavale, MD JEAN M. SWIFT Political Science, History Anniston, AL DEBORAH D. TALLEY Music Birmingham, AL SHAWN TAYLOR 162 NINA L. THOMAS Education Birmingham, AL SHIRLEY THOMAS Early Childhood Educ, Pleasant Grove, AL STEWART TIEZEN Chemistry Birmingham, AL DANNY G, TUCKER Bus, Adm, HR.M, RHONDA R. TUCKER IVlUSIC Enterprise, AL MARTHA D. WAIT Sociology Birmingham, AL SHARON WALKER English Birmingham, AL VENITA D. WALKER Politico! Science Birmingham, AL LESLIE C. WEAVER Political Science, French Gulf Breeze, FL RITA F. WESTBROOK Psychology Pinehill, AL MICHAEL E. WHELESS Psychology, Biology Birmingham, AL DAVID E. WILKES Bus, Adm„ Marketing 163 JAMES L. WILLIAMS Chemistry Anniston, AL LOLA KATHLEEN WILLIAMS Chemistry Oal mari, AL TOM WILLITS Music Educ, Birmingham, AL BARRY STEPHEN WOOD Psychology Birmingham, AL MARVIN PATRICK WOODARD History Signal Mountain, IN JAMES ALLAN WREN English Trussville, AL I BRIGHAM R. YOUNG Drama Speech Montgomery, AL SANDRA DALE YOUNG Political Science Brighton, AL ROBERT ZACHOW Birmingham, AL 164 DrsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJuniorsJi Snavely Student Center :R0OM-BO0KSTORE;PRESIDENrS DINING ROOM 7 165 DEBRA BARNEH Birmingham, AL — MA, 31 HILDA BARRON Rainsville, AL - LW ADRIENNE BARRY Starke, FL - JEFF BASS Deactur, AL — AC ANGELA BATEY Oxford, AL — ME MARY BECKER Birmingham, AL — ED JAMES BELL Birmingham, AL — MU JOE BOWLBY Anniston, AL — MU ALAN BRAGG Huntsville, AL - PAUL BRASHER Leeds, AL — AC 166 JERRY BRASWELL Birminghom, AL — AC DIANE BROWN MeneTTG, GA — UN GREGORY BROWN Annonoo:e, VA — PS, HI MARK BROWN HunTsville, AL — EH ANNE BRYANT Mountoin Brook, AL — PY BRENDA BULLO CK Memphis, tn — PY JANIE BUSH GpeliKQ, AL — MA, PM CHRIS CANFIELD 1 roy, AL — MA MICHAEL CHAPPELL HunTsvilie, AL — PY RAYMOND CLARKE AnnisTon, AL — BA KATHERINE CLAYTON Birmingham, AL — AC KEN CLAYTON Pelhom, AL — Bl DALE CLEM Huntsville, AL — RE TIM CLIFON Mobile, AL — HI MARION COLEMAN Birmingham, AL — ED 167 CHARLES COOK Brookwood, AL — MO MELINDA COOPER Birmingham, AL — PS SHAWN COSPER Chotchee, AL — Bl MARY CRONINGER Birmingham, AL — HI, ED CLAUDIA CUMBIE Verbene, AL — DS ADEANA CURRY Theodore, AL — EED BETH CURRY Tuscaloosa, AL — MA, Bl JEFFREY CURTIN Leeds, AL — BA, SN RORY DALTON Huntsville, AL — CH LORI DAVIS Birmingham. AL — HI CHARLES DECKER Birmingham, AL — PS SURESH DEVINENI Huntsville, AL — MA, CH GERALD DICKERSON Heleno, AL — CH, Bl LESLIE DOUGLAS Gardendole, AL — MU DEBORAH EASTIS Birminghami, AL — BA LINDA ECKERT Union City, TN — MA USA EDWARDS Cullman, AL — Y MARY ANNE ELLIS Birmingham, AL — EH, FR 168 DONALD ENGLEBERT Birminghom, AL — BA MONICA ERVIN Birmingham, AL — BA KAY EfriLL Birminghom, AL — ED, PY JOY ETHREDGE Brighton, AL — UN ANGELA FISHER Birmingham, AL — ART JUDITY FLOURNOY HunTsvilie, AL — ED ROBIN FOSTER Marietta, GA — FR KELLY FOWLER Birmingham, AL — PH STEVE FROST Birminghom, AL — Bl TOMMY GLASER Birmingham, AL — BA MICHAEL GORUM Arob AL — CH, SO JOHN GRAMMER Gainesville, VA — Bl DAVID GREEN DecoTur, AL — UN CRAIG GUNTER Birmingham, AL — BA ROBERT GUNTER Brimingham, AL — BA ANGELA HANSARD Lithio, GA — IND HARVEY HARMON Birminghom, AL — CH BRONWYN HARRIS Arob, AL — DA 169 HELEN HERSHFELT Cleowater, FL — CS DAVID HONEYCUTT Athens, AL — CH, Bl JAN HOPPER Birmingham, AL — AP JANET HUGHES Birmingham, AL — MA MABE . 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AL — CH, MA MIKE SHOEMAKER HuriTsville, AL — CH, MA CONNIE SIMS Birmir qhom, AL — 3A LEE SMITH Ozork, AL — Bl M ELAINE SMITH Birminqhom, AL — IN J SUSAN SPENCER HunTSViile, AL — 3A LEOLA STALLENS Foirtieid, AL — BA RUSSELL STEINER Birminqhom, AL — 31 DAVID STRIPLIN Birminghom, AL — BA BARBARA SWEAT Tolieaeac, AL — =S KAZUKO TAKEISHI Tokyo, Jooon — ?Y RHONDA TALMADGE Birmingham, AL — Bl ANN TATE Alexandria, VA — ECt JANICE THORNTON Athens, AL — PM CRAIG TILGEMAN HunTsviiie, AL — CH JACK TURNER Fort Wo Iron, FL — Bl DAWN URQUHART Birmingham, AL — MU VICKY VALIN Vestavio Hills, AL — AC VICKI WAKEFIELD I rondo le, AL — CH JOSEPH WALDROP Pell City. AL — AR JEANIE WALL Birmingham, AL — MU JEFFREY WASHBURN Lowrenceburg, iN — AR LUANNE WHETSTONE Birminghom, AL — IN RICHIE WHITTEN Florence, AL — PS, BA 174 MICHELLE WILDER Chamblee, GA — HI JIM WILDERSON irmingham, AL — CH TOMMY WILKES Huntsville, AL — AR FALVIE WILLIAMS irmingham, AL — ECE MICHAEL WILLIAMS Fultondole, AL - PAMELA WILLIAMS HueyTown, AL — BA REGAN WILLIAMS Mountain Brack, AL - AMY WINGARD Birmingliam, AL — PS, SO JERRY WOOD Semmes, AL — CH TERESA WOOD irmingham, AL — PM ANGELA WOODS Jasper, AL — MU GLENDA WREN Tnjssvilie, AL — ADV ATSUKO YAMAGUCHI irmingham, AL — PY KATSUYUKI YASUI Atlanta, GA — AR 175 moresSophomoresSophomoresSophomoresSophomoresi: STAGEY ACKER Birmingham, AL — PS JOSPEH ACKERSON Godsden, AL — PY DIANE AMES Birmingham, AL — PS, EC SUSAN AMES Stone Mountain, GA — DS LEE ANDERSON Birmingham, AL — RE BOBBY ANDRADE Miomi, FL — BA CHERI BACHOFER Birmingham, AL — RE 3REGMNKS Jasper, AL — PM PATBARNES Signal Mountain, TN — UN BRIAN BATES Birmingham, AL — CH LYDIA BLACK Anniston, AL — BA SHARON BLOUNT Huntsville, AL — PM MARGARET BLUMER Pensacola, FL — PM SID BREVARD Mobile, AL — PM DONALD BRICE Dothan, AL — Bl HANNA BROWN Athens, AL — UN JIMMY BROWN Rainsvilie, AL — Bl RENEE BROWN Birmingham, AL — MA, Bl REBECCA BU SBY Dora, AL — AR PAM CAMPBELL Brownsboro, AL — AC MELANIE CARPENTER Huntsville, AL — BA DEBORAH CHAN Huntsville, AL — PM CARRIE CHRISTIE Theodore, AL — PS LYNN COBB Huntsville, AL — UN LOUISE COKER Lovi ndesboro, AL — PS LAWERENCE COPEL Nevilly S Seine, FR — BA CHRIS COSBY Pascagoula, MS — BA MICHAEL COSTANZA Birmingham, AL — BA SANDRA COTHREN Foyetteville, AL — ED CHARLOTTE CROFT Montgomey, AL — PM 177 HOWARD DAY Gardendole, AL — CH JOSEPH DEMARCO Birmingham, AL — UN CAROL DUBLIN Huntsville, AL — EH CHERYL EDISON Groysville, AL — BA shAhrokh eslami Vincent, AL — UN LONNA EULER Fultondale, AL — UN EMILY EYRE Nashville, TN — MU KEVIN FAULKNER Gasden, AL — MU DANNY FELDMAN Homewood, AL — UN BRENDA FILER Birmingham, AL — BA PHIL FREE Birmingham, AL — Bl KATHERINE GARDNER Ashville, AL — Bl ERIC HANSON Sholimor, FL — PS LISHA HARBAUGH Huntsville, AL — BA JOYCE HARDIMAN Gordendaie, AL — HRM WW ' 9 178 LUCY HARDING Birmingham, AL — RE, PL BETH HARRIS Toiiossee, AL — IND LAURA HARVEY MorieT o, GA — ED STAGEY HEADLEY Birminghom, AL — PM VERONICA HICKS Birmingham, SL — BA LAWTON HIGGS ' uscoioosa AL — UN AUDREY HOOPER Huntsviiie, AL — C MICHAEL HUDSON Jasoer, AL — CH ELLEN HUMPHREY HortseHe, AL — py BECKEY JONES SylQcauga, AL — RE. PY DANNY JONES .Athens, AL — EH JIM JORDAN Mobite, AL — CH TODD KIRK Huntsvilie, AL — HI DIANE KOULOURIDES Vestavia Hi lis. AL — PM DEE LANE Huntsvilie, AL — UN 179 REBECCA ULE Bowling Green, KY — SO PAMELA LONON Birmingham, AL — PD ROBIN LUCEY PensQCOla, FL — PS DAVID McCOLLUM Birminglnam, AL — UN STEPHANIE McGEE Birmingham, AL — AC DAVID McMillan Birmingham, AL — Bl CASSANDRA MILLER Madison, AL — Bl JOHN MILLER Birmingham, AL — Bl MARK MILLER Birmingham, AL — BA, PY SUSAN MILLICAN Gardendole, AL — ED BERT MOORE Huntsvllle, AL — UN DALE MOORE Getlvsburh, PA — ED PHILLIP MORRIS Birmingham, AL — CH SllZY MORRISON Atlonto, GA — BA, RE MARY JANE MURKETT Montgomery, AL — AR LAURA NORTON Roanol e, AL — EH VALLA OWENS Cordova, AL — Bl FRANK PAIR Birmingham, AL — BA ELIZABETH PATRENOS Livingston, AL — CH, Bi LIEGH PETERS Sylacouga, AL — MU MICHAEL POIST Birmingham, AL — PM ALISON POOL Birmingham, AL — UN DENISE POOLE Decotur, AL — CH DUANE PORTER Warrior, AL — PY TROY POST Birmingham, AL — PS KENNETH PRESTRIDGE Brewton, AL — PN ALISON RABB Birmingham, AL — PY DAVID RIKARD Vestovio Hills, AL— PY SUSAN ROBERTSON Pensocolo, FL — UN NANCY ROGERS Tuscalooso, AL — AC 180 BECKY RUFFIN Huntsvilie, AL — BA DONALD SCOTT Birmingham, AL — CH KENNETH SEWELL Birminghom, AL — UN JAMES SEXSON Montgomery, AL — Bl ELIZABETH SKIDMORE Union Grove, AL — ED HOLLY SMITH Huntsvilie, AL — MU MARGARET SMITH Talladega, AL — ED, PY SHANNON SMITH Tuscolooso, AL — UN STEPHEN SMITH - ' :;; AL — CH STEVEN SMITH GuntersviHe, AL — BA 181 CATHI SNOW Spanish Fort, AL — BA SARAH SPENCER Huntsville, AL — SO YVETTE SPENCER Birmingham, AL — Bl ANNE STAGNER Huntsville, AL — PM SYDNEY STATHAM Birmingham, AL — Bl CATHY STREITZEL Huntsville, AL — CH, MA MARK SWINDLE Jasper, AL — PM LESLIE TANNER Huntsville, AL — UN KATHERINE TAYLOR Pelono, FL — AC JAMES TERRY Prattville, AL — MA, HI MARJORIE TERRY Clanton, AL — DS MARY THOMAS Birmingham, AL — UN ANDREW THURMOND Memphis, TN — AC TAMARA TONDERA Huntsville, AL — AC ROSEMARY TRINCHITELLA Pensacolo, FL — EH PATRICIA TUCKER Decautr, AL — PY ANDREA VAUGHAN Anniston, AL — Bl ANN WAGNER Ozork, AL — BA BONNER WAGNON Birmington, AL — UN ALAN WALKER SIrmingham, AL — PM KAREN WATSON Milton, FL — UN KATHY WATTS Alabaster, AL — UN GHANA WEBER Birmingham, AL — MA ROGER WHEELER Birmingham, AL — PY, SO STEVE WHITE Birmingham, AL — PM ALEENE WHITEHURST Panama City, FL — HI KIMBERLEE WILLIAMS Huntsville, AL — PM SAM WILLIAMSON Fayette, AL — SO JOANNE YOUNG Boaz, AL — ED 182 menFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFreshmenFresI- 183 JOHN AKIN Birminghom, AL — Bl BENJAMIN ALBRITTON Andoiusio, AL — PM MICHAEL ALLEN Birminghom, AL — MU PHYLLIS AMALAVAGE Huntsviile, AL — JOHN ANDERSON Foirfox, VA — BA VICTOR APODACA Tuscoiooso, f-L — - ' M THOMAS AUSTIN Gulf Breeze, FL — EH JIM BARBER LoneTT, AL — AC GREG BARD AnnisTon. AL — LW SANDY BARKER Birmingham, AL — M JULIA BEASLEY MonTgomery, AL — PM NANCY BEDFORD Hueytown, AL EDNA BENNETT Birminghom, AL ELAINE BESH Slidell, LA — UN JULIE BESWICK Lokelond, FL — MELISSA BIEGLER Panama City, FL — ED PAULA BIRCH Athens, AL — SC MIKE BLACK Madison, AL — PM 184 GREGORY BOLING Leeds, AL — DR TAYLOR BRAGG Gardendale, AL — UN PHIL BRASHER Leeds, AL — AC ANDREA BRAY Birmingham, AL — RUTH ANN BROWN Ozofk, AL — PM MICHAEL BRUMMirr Florence, AL — PM SIMONE BRYAN Mobile, AL — BA JOEL BUSLER Florenoe, AL — BA JOE CADE Tusooloosa, AL — SI MARY CALDWELL Nashville, TN — LW EILEEN CALLEN Warner Robins, GA - •ED scon CAMPBELL Mobile, AL — BA MICHAEL CARO Brewfon, AL — LW STEVEN CARTER Russelville, AL — BA BETH CARUSO Fyffe, AL — Bl SALLY CHADBOURNE Hueyfown, AL — EC JANET CHAMPION Birmingham, AL — BA TERRY CHAPMAN Birmingham, AL — LW 185 KAREN COTTON Birminghom, AL — AR JAMES GOV AN Pensacolo, FL — PD AME COX Stockton, AL - CHRIS CREWS Huntsville, AL — PM THOMAS CURINGTON Ft. Payne — PM CASEY DAVIS Bay Minnette, AL — UN MONTE DAVIS New Market, AL - BOB DIXON Eufala, AL - SUSAN DONOVAN Birmingham, AL — PS SHARIN DONSBACH Birmingham, AL — So 186 SAM DOWNING Anniston, AL — PS RONALD DUDLEY Adomsville, AL — HI LINDA DUKES New Morket, AL — LW GLENN FELDMAN Birmingham, AL — BA LYNN Ferguson Mobile, AL — PM CHRISTINE FISHER Birminghom, AL — AC STEVEN FRANKLIN Sylocaugo, AL — MA LEA ANN FRIDAY Birminghom, AL — MU JEFF GALLUPS Birmingham, AL — SI ROD GANT AnnisTon, AL — PM ALPHA GARRETT Arob, AL — Ch CHRIS GOLDSCHMIDT Birminahom AL — EH WILLIAl GRAVES Birminghom, AL — EC LANA GRUBBS Huntsville, AL UN LISA GUTHRIE Warrior, AL — AO 187 LEAH HAGEDORN Birmingham, AL — PS MICHAEL HAGOOD Huntsville, AL — PM scon HALL Birmingham, AL — PM JANET HANCOCK Athens, AL — PM JUDITH HARBOR Birmingham, AL — BA LOUISA HARRELL Mobile, AL— PY ROBIN HARRELL Birmingham, AL — BA ELLEN HARRIS MoDiie, AL — PM WES HARRISON Huntsvilie, AL — UN CINDY HARTSELL Birmingham, AL — PS EARLE HAYS Tampa, FL — PM ROGER HOLLON Alexander City, AL — MU MARIA HOPSON Nashville, IN — UN JILL HOUBE Anniston, AL — PM 188 FRAN IPPOUTO Birmingham, AL — UN BETH JACKSON Russellville, AL — UN CINDY JACKSON Lakeland, FL — RE, PY JOHN JONES Dunwoody, GA — LW LYNNE KEENAN Robertsdole, AL — AC, EH LINDA KENNAMER HunTsville, AL — MU TERESA KIDD Vestavia Hills, AL — PM LESLIE KING Alexander City, AL — UN SUSAN KIPPS Talladega, AL — PM JERRY KITCHENS Birmingham, AL — PM MURAL! KOLLI Sheffield, AL — PM LIZ KRAUTH Birmingham, AL — PS MICHAUX LAND Chiidersburg, AL — AR SNADRA LANE Huntsville, AL — FR 189 KATHY LAWRANCE Birmingham, AL — UN DEBBIE LESTER Birminghom, AL — MA RUSSELL LEVENSON Birmingham, AL — UN MARLA LEVIN Follschurch, VA — UN JENNIFER LLEWELLYN China Grove, NC — PM CARLETTE LONG Birmingham, AL — CH KENNETH LOWERY Birmingham, AL — UN RICHARD MARKS Birmingham, AL — UN ANDREW MARTIN Dophine, AL — BA JAN MASINGILL Russellvilie, AL — ED TRICIA MATTHEWS Orlando, L — UN TODD McBURNETT Vance, AL — PM LYNN McCAY Mountainbrool AL — PM jocELYN McClelland Birmingham, AL — Bi RONNIE McKAY Birmingham, AL — i E 190 ANGELA MILLER Greenville, AL — ML) STEVE MITCHELL Nashville, TN BRIDGETTE MONROE Veslavia Hills, AL — AC DAWN MURPHREE Athens, AL — EH SCOTT MUSGROVE Huntsville, AL — DA BETH NIELSEN Birmingham, AL — UN LESCHEN NOBIS Albenville, AL — PM CYNTHIA NOBLES Hamilton, AL — EH SONYA NOBLES Pell City, AL — BA DENISE OGLETREE Hoyden, AL — PM DANIEL O ' NEIL Huntsville, AL NICK PARTLOW Neptune Beach, PL — EC DIANE PEASE Huntsville, AL— MA, CS ANNETTE PHILLIPS Nashville, TN — SO DAVID PHILLIPS Huntsville, AL — CH PAUL PICKARD Pike Road, AL — SI BONNIE PIERCE Cullman, AL — EC SAM PIERCE Opp, AL — PM AGATHA PIHAKIS Birmingham, AL — ED JOHN PORCH Montgomery, AL — Bl JIM PORTER Huntsville, AL — EH, PS PAMELA PRUETT Birmingham, AL — PM ROBE(?T RAGAN Auburn, AL — PY ROBIN RANKIN Albertville, AL — EH ANDREA READY Birmingham, AL — PM KATHLEEN REAL Birmingham, AL — PM JOHN REAVES Anniston, AL — PM MARGARET RENNEKER Birmingham, AL — LW JEFFERY RITCH Birmingham, AL — AR GENE ROBERTS Birmingham, AL — BA 191 JOSEPH RONDEROS Birmingham, AL Bl EUZABETH RYAN Birmingham, AL — UN CATHY SARRELL AnnisTon, AL — PM PIERRE SCAUSE Birmingham, AL — PM CONNIE SCHIPMAN PensQcolo, FL — FL SUZIE SCOTT Fori Payne, AL — UN STEVEN SCOTT Birmingham, AL — CS MARK SEIFERT Birmingham, AL — PM LEW SELLARS Mt, Vernon, AL — BA ERIC SENN Huntsville, AL — CH ANGELA SHARP Anniston, AL — MU PHILLIP SHELL Houston, AL — LW TOMMY SISSON ScotTsboro, AL — UN MICHAEL SLOBE Huntsville, AL — CH ANNA SMITH Homewood, AL — BA MARION STEELE Montgomery, AL — EH JOSEPH STONE Birmingham, AL — BA CATHY STOUT Anniston, AL — PS CLAY TANNER Baldwin City, KS — Bl HUGH TERRY Prottville, AL — LW KEVIN TERRY Anderson, SC — AR KATHERINE THOMASTON Birmingham, AL — MA PATI TILLER Oxford, AL — DS ALLISON TODD Pensacolo, FL — DA AMY TURNAGE Gadsden, AL — PM JULIE VACARELLA Fairfield, AL — Bl BRYAN VICKERY Florence, AL — Bl VICKI VOSS Russellville, AL — CS CAREY WALKER Huntsville, FL — PM BRENDA WASHINGTON Birmingham, AL — YO 192 BRAD WATERS r ' r- ' - ohom, AL — JOSEPH WEBB Birmingham, AL — gretChen wells Birmingham, AL — PM JULIE WESSON Hueytown, AL — INT DONNA WHITE Birmingham, AL — SO JAY WHITE Taft, IN PH KIM WHITE Birmingham, AL - KARENWIDENHOFER Madison, AL — Bl, CH MARY LAURA WILBECK Guntersviile, AL LW TREVA WILLIAMS Florence, ,AL — PS GREGORY WOODS Centre, AL — Bl ANGELA WOOLRIDGE Tuscaloosa, AL — AL JOE WOOTEN Anniston, AL — PM HIROSHI YOKOYAMA Atlanta GA — EC 193 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS Sander Young, President Lolete ' Dew, Vice President Sharon Stones, Secretary Pamela Williams, Treasurer Mrs. Whitehead, Advisor Lolete ' Dew Angela Fisher ' hr- ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Laneta Fullenwiley Donna Morrissette Sharon Stones Pamela Williams Sandra Young 196 DELTA SIGMA THETA ALPHA OMICRON PI CHAPTER OFFICERS Debbie Gonia, President Liz Lester, Vice President Frances Phiiipot, Recording Secretary Vickie Valin, Treasurer Janice Ingram, Advisor i Susan Ames Tiffi Bates Cheri Bachofer Alison Bundrick Mary Burt Lynn Cobb Ame Cox Casey Davis Linda Eckert Kay Estill Lee Ann Friday Cindy Furio Debbie Gonia LuAnne Goodall Beth Harris Cindy Hartsell ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Jill Hoube Lynn Hughes Beth Jackson Teresa Kidd Joan King Susan Kipps Dianne Koulourides Nickie Koulourides Liz Lester Gail Livingston Lauren Lowery Emily Lyons Mary Virginia Moore Carol Morgan Lesli Morgan Dawn Murphree Susan Northrop Catherine Perkins Agatha Pihakis Andrea Ready Kathleen Real Margaret Ann Renneker Elizabeth Ryan Cathy Sarrell Debbie Sievers Peggy Smith Anne Stagner Phoebe Stone Amy Tumage Vickie Valin Karen Watson Kim Watson 198 ALPHA TAU OMEGA CHAPTER OFFICERS Phil Holladay, President Curt Smith, Vice President Michael McKerley, Secretary John Grigsby, Treasurer Dr. Irvin Penfield, Advisor 200 Andy Allen Bobby Andrade Vic Apodace Mitch Bates Steve Battles Jim Brannon Danny Cobb Mike Costanza Robert Crist Biil Cfowson Larry Crowson Monte Davis Bobby Dilion Chucl Fagon Dole Gann Ken Grady John Grigsby Eric iHanson Phil Holladay ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Chip Irwin Mil e Poist f Hartv Kampai is Ciav Price John i rai Johnny Reeves Jeff Kysei Mii e Scognelii David Livingston Dick Shope Greg Logan Curt Smith Lance Logue Grant Smitti Trip McElrov Scott Spivak Mike McKerley Kenny Stephens Richard Markwolter Scott Sweeney Charlie Mathis David Sydes J.P. Mathis Andy Thurmond Greg Merren Jim Tyndail Tom Moncrief Chris Vance Jeff Monroe Corey Walker Chottie Norttien Cal Wiggins Hugh O ' Shields Jim Wilkerson Brian Parlor Bert Williams Jim Williams ALPHA CHI OMEGA CHAPTER OFFICERS Angle Rosiak, President Robin Foster, Vice President Kim Williams, Secretary Cattiy Strletzel, Treasurer Mrs. Pam Ison, Advisor at- ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Carol Adams Becky Aldereon Susan Alley Adrienne Barry Paula Birch Barbara Calk Pam Campbell Rena Cogen Paula Davis Carol Dublin Lisa Eidson Robin Foster Judy Harbor Louisa Harrell Melinda Holsomback Mary Ann Jessee Maria Levin Jocelyn McClelland Jan Maslnglll Lisa Merrell Reglna Neal Cynthia Nobles Elizabeth Patrenos Diane Pease Frieda Ratliff Angle Rosiak Susie Scott Cathy Strietzel PattI Tucker Vickie Voss Alleene Whitehurst Kim Williams Paula Wright Joanne Young ZETA TAU ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS Lisa Browning, President Jan Hopper Vice President Jennifer Lambert, Secretary Amy Wingard, Treasurer Kim Bennet, Advisor Theresa Adams Melissa Bates Angle Botey Lydio Black Frankle Ccllen Leigh Christie Lynn Christie Joanne Cory Lori Dcvls Mary Deyerie Linda Dukes Robin Horrell Glna Harris Sonyo Henderson ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Maria Hobson Jan Hopper Fran Ippollto Jennifer Lambert Koty Lowrence Robin Lucey Freda McNair Martha McShan Kam Mitchell Vickie Moore Tlno Morgan Connie Posley Leigh Peters Annette Phillips Raphael Pilato Julie Pinkston Emily Poe Shan Scovo Angela Sharp Sarah Spencer Sondra Stothom Sydney Statham Vickie Wakefield Nancy Walker Jennifer White Mary Laura Wilbeck Kathy Williams Amy Wingard 204 THETA CHI CHAPTER OFFICERS Butch Baxter, President Pat Noling, Vice President David Honeycutt, Secretary Bill Connor, Treasurer Dr, Albert Hughes, Advisor ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Bona King Allen Mart; Allan Fiott Jimmy Dale Bailey Jotin Michael Flatt William E. Baldwin Kent S. Frost James F Baxter Michael W. Goajm Gregory Brown Jeffrey R. Grimes Jeffery A. Chapman William David Honeycutt Michael N. Chappell Mar1 L. Johnson Kenneth Clayton Jim E. Keegon Glenn M. Connor Fronk Klein William J. Connor Sam Masdon Howard Day David L. McQuiddy John F, Dishuck John B- Miller Scott Dixon Carey L. Moreland Daniel K, Flier Mart Mullens 206 Patrick Noling Doug Owens Chuck H. Patrick Robert B. Paul I. Alexonder Pope. Jr. Donald R. Pritchett Gary R. Real Donald B. Steward Craig Tilghman John E. Waters David Wilkes Thomas L. Willets Somuel L. Williamson Marvin P. Woodard KAPPA ALPHA ORDER CHAPTER OFFICERS Rory Dalton, President Troy Post, Vice President Stan Neei, Secretary Stacey Headiey, Treasurer Dr. James Cook, Advisor Mike Allen Lee Anderson Scott Anderson Jamie Archer Rhett Austin Tom Austin Bill Bogby Dan Banks Pat Barnes David Bowden Don Brice Jimmy Brown Mike Brummit ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Harrell Bullord Scott Campbell Mike Coro Todd Daiehite Rory Dalton Charles Decker Dan Dees Warren Dickenson Val Early Allan Gazaway Scott Gesner Stacey Headiey Sam Latture Bruce Long Eugene Marquez Daryl Masters Jim Morton Stan Neel David Phillips Bert Pitts Troy Post Jon SchoH James Sexson Steve Slaughter Glenn Watson Denny Whitehurst 208 KAPPA DELTA CHAPTER OFFICERS Cynthia Blessman, President Tenia C. Sellers, Vice President Allison Snuggs, Secretary Lisha Harbaugh, Treasurer Dr. Henry Randall, Advisor N. J ' ' ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Lisa Bartlett Julie Beasiev Cindy Blessman Anne Bryant Janie Bush Jayne Coilins Melindo Cooper Lorlnda Dixon Susan Donovan Kathy Edwards Barbara Elebash Lynn Ferguson Frances Foy Pauia Franke Peggy Hamrick Angela Hansard Lisah Hartxiugh Laura Harvey Eilen Harris Betty Hawk Kris Hays Janet Hinson Michelie Hobgood Dianne Johnson Linda Kennemer Jennifer Lieweilyn Jamie Mathews Lori Mouger Loretta Mays Dottie Montgomery Bridgette Monroe Daie Moor© Jane Morris Beth Philiips Bonnie Pierce Moile Powers Lin Poyner Laurie Reid Daie Riley Susan Robertson Nancy Rogers Celia Roiand Ciaire Rutland Barbara Seib Toni Seliers Shannon Smith Cathi Snow Ailison Snuggs Marion Steeie Gienn Sweat Lesiie Tanner Mary Hart Thompson Tamra Tondero Rosemary Trinchltelia Rhonda Tucker Ann Wagner Kaye Weekiey Angeia Wooidridge Giendo Wren 210 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS Richard Feist, President Don Docl erY, Vice President Tim Gatewood, Secretary Rhiett Ferguson, Treasurer George Shafer, Lloyd Slone, Bob Tucker, Advisors Joey Ackerson Andy Anderson Kirk Brannon Mar Brown John Cheney Billy Childress John Day Jerry Dickerson Don Dockery John E Hedge Richard Feist Rhett Ferguson ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Curt Franklin Tim Gatewood Sam HijQzi John Howell Buddy Jenkins Gary Jones Chip Lively Jerry Maynor Dove McMillan Scott Merkle Chuck Mullenix Don Pittman Richard Riggs Ricco Rolston Jon Rosser Steve Skidmore ' Ward Smith Gregg Swantek Joe Webb Steve White Neal Wilhite Robert Wilhite Brig Young PI BETA PHI CHAPTER OFFICERS Ellen Humphrey, President Brenda Bullock, Vice President Cathy Schipman, Secretary Ginger Gidden, Treasurer Mrs, M. S. Bethea, Advisor Phyllis Amalavage Ginny Brockman Ruth Ann Brown Simone Bryan Brenda Bullock Beth Caruso ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Elizabeth Graves Joyce Hardiman Carol Hermann Helen Hershfelt Cindy Hosey Ellen Humphrey Vivian Mayes Beth Nielsen Leschon Nobis Carol Noble Alison Pool Cathy Schipman Debra Chan Martha Chenault Karen Cotton Cindy Dye Ginger Gidden Susan Glazner Cindy Jockson Lynn Jackson Lynn Keenan Valerie Langley Tricia Matthews Connie Schipman Lynn Snipes Margie Terry l?ita Westbrook LuAnn Whetstone Michelle Wilder 214 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER OFFICERS Dan Carmichael, President Keith Smith, Vice President Bob Zachow, Secretary Jeff Crittenden, Treasurer Dr. Paui Franke, Advisor Larry Adams John Akin Ben Albritton Alon Bragg Taylor Bragg Sid Brevard Ben Bullock Joe Cade Dan Carmichael Kevin Corter Sieve Corter Teny Chapman Mike Cope Jeff Crittenden Joe DeMorco Bob Dixon Brent Faircloth ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP RodGantt Tim Light Terrell Graves Eddie Lindsey Sam Gray Sid Lowman Russell Hayes Ron Macbeth Steve Herrington Andy Martin John Hill Doug Martin Tony Holden Mike Moshbum Bryan Jackson Holden McCurry Boyd Johnson David McKee David Jones Don McKiever Drew Jones Tony Menendez Steve Jones Jon Moody Jim Jordan Bert Moore Leslie King Eric Moron Jerry Kitchens Stephen Moron Langiey Kitchings Jim Porter Russell Levenson Max Pulliam Mike Recio John Ronderos Joseph Ronderos Joe Rusnak Ken Seale Alfred Sheerer Bob Sipe Tommy Sisson Buddy Smith Keith Smith Steve Smith Spin Spires Jack Swift Keith Thompson Jeff Vcughan Jim Walter 216 jfA- f ' -At « w m - m -. i S -l- ' 219 .• ' Sir ,fiii$iu ' 0 M j V i Even though this has been a year of change, it has also been a year of steadfastness and permanence. For amidst all the changes, there are some things that remain constant and seem immune to change. It ' s hard to imagine a time when B-SC will be without its academicians, its athletes, its beauties, or its preps, a time when cafeteria food will be edible, when dorm rooms will be completely free from roaches, or when an important test doesn ' t demand a week ' s worth of devoted study. 229 230 The time seems years away before the transition to college life will be easy, before making a four-point will be easy, or before falling in love will be hard. There are some things that always will be; there will always be the excitement and disappointment of rush, the satisfaction and frustration of next-to-impossible courses, and the laughter and tears of newly made friendships. There will always be Greeks, intramurals, crazy parties on Fraternity Row, kidnap breakfasts, and candlelightings. There will always be Red-Hot Professors, eight o ' clocks, and lectures that drone on and on. There will always be the hard task of going to class in the rain, and the even harder task of going when it is a sunny spring day. 232 234 M II ■I 11 ■ II New Men ' s 2 fl ' F Annua fio Aore hnomeini ?arfy Les.l.n.l0.mi MM. 2 f c.r Qp.m. ' f ' il Rcfreihmeiili 237 From year to year the campus changes; new dimensions are added, new issues tacl ied, and old problems solved, The faces change at a frighteningly rapid pace. The complexion of the campus fluctuates almost daily. But somehow there are things that manage to elude change, things that demand constancy, things that are the unchanging traditions. 238 240 9iu6S 5i-f 241 S U I M K CC TvA JT ( ■ WAA-IH : ' ' tA-p JLnV JL. JA ' t. LAS l . T AsMy f i jSe aAA - C Jlrd- Mjr a G- 3 eo.a= I S i 3 •?r - e Ut. ' SC y II S.Art xi ' . 2 ? f 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 It 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 22 23 2t 25 26 244 JOIN US AT ff Ike 7t(U if THE TIDE AND TIGER THAT IS! 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Horaewood • 879-2828 Custom oERVim The South £AST Since ZS2B f STlTUIOA AL One of he LaHOBST Sdec ibos To Sin. visa i A?d5 itrfl rije 324-9868 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKERS KEEP SHOWING UP AT JUST THE RIGHT TIME AND PLACE. For 103 years, we ' ve been working hard to give our customers all the banking help they need. When and where they need it most. That ' s why today we ' ve got 35 offices all over Birmingham —more than any other bank in town. We ' ve also got more experienced, professional bankers than anybody else. The next time you need any kind of financial help, come see The First National Bankers. We ' re the easiest people in town to find— and the easiest to talk to. Main Office — First National Southern Natural Building Bessemer Office Brookwood Village Office Center Point Office Century Plaza- Mall Upper Level Century Plaza— Outside Office Civic Center Office Crestline Office Ensley Office Fairfield Office Five Points West Office Fultondale Office Gardendale Office Graysville Office Green Springs Office John A. Hand Office Homewood Office Hoover Office Hueytown Office Irondale Office Leeds Office Mountain Brook- Office Park Office North Birmingham Office John C. Persons Office Pinson Office Roebuck Office Southside Office Tarrant Office Trussville Office Valley Road Office Vestavia Office West End Office West Lake Office Woodlawn Office Wylam Office THE niiSr NATIONAL BANK OF BIRMINGHAM AN ALABAMA BANCORPORATION AFFILIATE member ™c 253 I Editor: Mark Sapp Associate Editor: Gail Livingston Business Manager: Glenda Wren Staff Photographers: Tory North Ptiil Free Sonya Henderson Classes: Melissa Biegler Dino Jacovides Greeks: Agathia Pihakis Bert Moore Events: Frank Pair Suzi Morrison Carol Dublin Jocelyn McClellend Contributing Photographers: Organizations: Tim Clifton Melissa Biegler Lee Smith Features: Sharon Blount Faculty: Peggy Smith Mark Sapp Ann Stagner Becky Ruffin Jerry Wood Sports: Mark Sapp Barney Benfield — Copy Ads: Glenda Wren We would especially like to thank the photographers in Public Relations for helping cover events that otherwise would not have been represented. LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM - SOUTHpR|N COLLEGE Another school year has come and gone and this book has finally been completed. Those who worked on it often wondered if the many hours of hard work would ever end. Now that the effort is concluded, I can only hope that the product will satisfy the many expectations of those for whom it was created. Our theme has been change and I must mention one more. Every attempt was made to make this a cooperative effort of a staff more fully involved than in recent years. Call it common sense or a fear of going it alone, my new staff of over 15 was called upon to contribute their efforts, insights and creative ideas from beginning to end. I am deeply grateful for their efforts and support, On a personal note, this has been a year of extreme changes for me. Without the help of those staff members who refused to quit when others might and the help of my roommates and friends who pitched in when they could, the job could not have been completed on time. For their supportive attitudes, I am especially thankful. All that remains is to see the finished copy. The staff and I hope the 1981 Southern Accent will be a source of enjoyment and fond remembrances to all who turn its pages. Sincerely, i L--. ' -. -- Mark Sapp Editor 1 slliiiiPliiaiiiS