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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1983 volume:

BHhEBBBiBHB 9H_ • •- ' • ■ ' . ' ' :;. ■ ' ■ ' •... -.v n im V BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 5 0553 01001716 5 MfM Hh KP m KM t 1 ISill ■HH M Hfe ■HP ■■■■ ■ PzJlW w m tmm :%:• ' : ■ ■HH SOUTHERN ACCENT 1983 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA • VOLUME 42 jHBaBOH HHi wmimwmm ; yMber word better phere of Birmingham- College. The environment in ich we spend our college eg, the different personalities that surround us here, the events that we make or watch happen combine with the Southern traditional atmos- phere to become a part of us. ' V ft- tR fpla ric .s, that spirit _? • — and persiste at a party at the Old Pi _ House. Being with friends and having good times are just doing what comes natural to an VNpH BSC students. We study hard. We work hard. And BSC stu- ■4 Secured in this atmosphere, it is very easy for stu- dents to become sheltered from happenings off the B-SC campus; thus, many world events go by B-SC students each year completely un- noticed. We study, we work and we play with such regular- ity that after awhile we aren ' t even aware of what ' s going pn. So sometimes it takes something dramatic, Like the - .4 ••- • ., + ■ % V ■ HAPPENINGS OPENING PICNIC The opening picnic was held during orientation to welcome students. The B-SC Jazz Band played, and the cafeteria provided food at the ampitheaten. AXfl CASINO PARTY MR. HILLTOPPER ' SOUTHERN AT OLD TOWN Students at ' Southern got off of campus for a night of fun at Old Town Music Hall. The band was Reds. They played a variety of music, which everyone seemed to enjoy. ATSI HALLOWEEN PARTY This years ' Miss B-SC contest was a night of glitter, glamour, and talented performers. Lee Peters was crowned Miss B-SC. First runner up went to Cynthia Lamar; second runner up was Patti Wileman; third runner up was Karen Hall, and fourth runner up was Cindy Hartsell. Ml JUMPROPE FOR HEARTS i. - ■ - .... WRITERS ' CONFERENCE Robert Massie CrightJ, author of Nicholas and Alexandra, delivered the opening address of the 1 9B2 Writers ' Conference on October 22-23. The theme for this year ' s conference was Writing as a Reflection of Today ' s Culture. Other keynote speakers were historian Henry Steele Commager, poet Galway Kinnell Cleft], and author William Price Fox. More than 400 people attended the various lectures and seminars of the two-day conference. B-SC DANCE DEPARTMENT The outstanding Dance Department here at B- SD has been performing throughout the year locally, and in other Ala- bama cities. Two of the dancers won Obelisk Awards this yean for ex- cellence in dance, while Mira Popovich — head of the Dance Department won an Obelisk Award for choregraphy. %■ u r(r f irM % KLV ■ ' ; . -ill KSrf ' -XT vr ■. _ ? i Model Senate participants, above, were Delaware Senator Joe Biden and Dr. Floyd Riddick, Parliamentarian Emeritus of the U.S. Senate. Below, Dr. Riddick is pictured with Dr. Natalie Davis, Doordinator of Model Senate, and South Carolina Senator Fritz Hollins. •T. POLITICS Emory Folmar, a candidate in the Alabama gubernatorial race, spoke at B-SC during his campaign. Folmar, although he lost the race, was the strongest challenger that the other candidate, George Wallace, has ever faced in the governor ' s race. Folmar ' s visit was sponsored by the College Young Republicans. Former White House Chief of Staff, Hamilton Jordan, spoke at ' Southern on November 16, 1 382, as part of the Quest II lecture series. Jordan, once described by the Washington Post as the second most powerful man in this country, talked about the lessons of the Carter years and assessed the administration ' s successes and failures. When asked about his predictions for the United States, Jordan answered that he was fearful of the future of our country because we know so little about the world around us. HOMECOMING ' S3 The theme of this year ' s Homecoming was Mardis Gras, and it was a huge success. A parade was added this yean to the activities, and although it lasted only a few minutes, everyone enjoyed it. The Homecoming game had the biggest turnout of the season, where the Panthers played UAH and won 79- 70. Luanne Goodall was crown Home- coming Queen, Elaine ESesh was Junior Rep- resentative, Margaret Rubio was Sopho- more Representative, and Maria Alder- kneitz was Freshman Representative. HOMECOMING ' S3 INTERIMS IN JAPAN AND ITALY OK SGA ELECTIONS a r J CHAPEL EDUCATION AND CASTLE STUDY ■ M IMI INTERIMS IN EUROPE NURSES ' CAPPING CEREMONY A new department, which has been form- ing over the yeans is the Nursing Depart- ment. This year was the first yean fon this new program, which is wonking in conjunction with Brookwood Medical Center. It has alneady attnacted many new students to B-SC. The rigorous schedule keeps these students busy, and other students are still trying to get used to students weaning white uniforms around B-SC. THE SOUTHERN EVENT The Southern Event, A night of Spec- tacular Entertainment was every- thing it had been built up to be. Russell Levenson and Margaret Ann Rennek- er, the current directors of Phase III, realized that there was alot of talent at B-SC that was going unnoticed. Many students did not get the per- forming exposure they needed. They therefore decided that a night of tal- ent by B-SC students would benefit these students. Singing, dancing, comedy, and acting events enter- tained the audience. SOUTHERN COMFORT WEEK + s:. • tQfiEaAfc - i r m r. «-; % - A) k SADIE HAWKINS DAY 1983 Sadie Hawkins came back to B- SC this year. ATSI revived the Sadie Hawkins Day, which used to be an annual event on the Hil top. There was a carnival with booths sponsored by different groups on campus, a country fair picnic, along with the event of the day, the Sadie Hawkins Chase. Other activities in- cluded a greased pig catch, a Best Legs Contest, and Hot- air Balloon Rides. ZZ BLACK HISTORY MONTH Ml The Black Student Union sponsored Black History Month in February. Dr. Charles Owen spoke on Black Stress. The major- event was a program called The Darken Side of Enter- tainment: Blacks in the Arts. Various areas of en- tertainment, such as Blacks in Film and African Origins were illustrated by songs and spoken commentary. Pictured below are the offi- cers of the B-SC Black Stu- dent Union: Kelvin Ramsey — Chaplain, Tracy Williams — Asst. Secretary, Maxine Ford — Vice President, Duane Parker — Parlimen- tarian, Victor Powell — Treasurer, Tunja Greene — Asst. Treasurer, and Harold Owens — President. M If you ' ve ever complained of never get- ting a picture of yourself in the year- book, you had no excuse this time . . . The Southern Accent yearbook staff decided to try an experiment this year, with a new section. You could sign up and Shoot Yourself for free, get in the yearbook, and get the photo back to keep! We had fun doing it, but never dreamed it would include get- ting a phone call at B: 30 one morning to Shoot a group in the fountain! It was such a success, we ' ll probably do it again next year, altho ' our photogra- phers may get unlisted phone num- bers to avoid B: 30 calls! ' ww : rm  ' ■ ttKUt 1 u INDIVIDUALS ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION Dr. Neal R. Berte, President of the College, is shown to the right and also below with his family. From left to right, his wife Anne, Mark, and Dr. Berte. On the back row, Julie, Becky, and Scott. W. Edmund Moomaw: Academic Vice President and Dean of the College D. Robert Moxley: Vice President for Financial Affairs Robert Dortch: Vice President for Admission Services George Jenkins: Vice President for Development SUPPORT PERSONNEL r-, ii c:i,v,wo Ron mi INSELING CENTER: Sue Trant, Stewart Jackson, BOOKSTORE: Charles Wesley. Camille Shields, Ben UUUI i i=i_iinju, acinic Scokel, Dora Lee Johnson. Judy Harrington. PHILLIPS ADMINISTRATION: Front Row - Nancy Poy- STOCKHAM: Charlotte Rueschenberg and Martha ear- ner, Frances Kaylor, JoAnn Miner, Nancy Hill; Second — roll. Mercer Givhan, Dot Webster, Judy Hand, Alecia Craft, Phoebe Stone; Third — Alan Sumner, Leola Stallens, Pat Kidd, Rubye Lewis; Fourth — Jim Owens. LIBRARY: Front Row — Janice Poplau, Barbara Scott, Ann Ham- ilton, Margaret Hallman; Back — Mary Alford, Carolyn Cooper, Mary Erickson, Mamie McCrary. SECOND FLOOR MUNGER: Carolyn Putman, Fran Jackson, Elise Moss, Ginger Yerby, Josie Wooddy, Deanie Young, Jean- nette Andrews, Maria Jones, Louise Fleming, Kay Webb, Vir- ginia Jeely, Laura Guthrie, Carol Dudley, Carol Hickman. SNAVELY FOOD SERVICES: Front Row — Flora Lawson, Jim- mie Garner, Martha Sanders; Second — Linda Stinnett, Queenie Hawkins, Mike Flory, Edna Alford, Jan Carpenter, Annie McKee, Susan Clark; Third — Mattie Olli- son, Carrie Tippett, Annie Posey, Phyllis Brazel, Debra Savage, Wyanna Moore; Fourth — Rosa Johnson, Areatha Hardrick, Mildred Heard, Bernice Moore, Ronald Rhone, Thomas Merritt, David Phillips, James Davenport. STUDENT AFFAIRS: Marilyn Hancock, Dudley Long, Bob Glenn. FACULTY: BEHAVIOR AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Nancy Campbell-Goymer: Professor of Psychology Assistant Natalie Davis: Associate Professor of Donald Dixon: Professor of Psychol- Political Science °3V Gharles Moore: Associate Professor of Political Science Guy Dalto: Associate Professor of Sociology Irvin Penfield: Professor of Political Science Barbara Lester: Associate Professor of Sociology ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION -, MTV 1 .■■ ■ - H f (v fl I; I J Conrad Adair: Assistant Professor of Donald Brady: Stephens Professor of Byron Chew: B.A. Monaghan Profes- Business Administration Sales Management and Marketing son of Management Richard Fendler: Assistant Professor of Economics Will Heath: Assistant Professor of Ec- onomics EDUCATION, HEALTH, P-E. Jo-Ann Garside: Associate Professor Donald Green: Associate Professor Patrick Hawley; Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education of Health and Physical Education of Education James McCrory: sor of Education Assistant Profes- Eileen Moore: Associate Professor of Phyllis Nielsen: Associate Professor of Education Education Bobby Don Whetstone: Chair, Dr sion of Education and HPE Leslie Self: Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Education FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS Ruth Ammons: Instructor of Dance William Baxter: Professor of Music Russ Beasley: Instructor of Dance Aubrey Berg: Assistant Professor of Linda Burgess: Assistant Professor James Cook: Associate Professor of Theater Arts of Art iwi. R ir William DeVan: Assistant Professor Karen Drews: Instructor of Theater Terrell Finney: Assistant Professor of Music Theater Arts Andrew Gainey: Professor of Music Thomas and Performing Arts Gibbs: Chair, Division of Fine ne Ronald Hooten: Assistant Professor Charles Mason: Assistant Professor of Music Hit ' em straight Professor Slone. Mira Popovich: Associate of Dance Professor Lloyd Slone: Associate Professor of Hugh Thomas: Ad.unct Professor of HUMANITIES Ann Hamilton: Associate Professor, Library Catherine Hoff: Assistant Professor of English Ursula Hendon: Assistant Professor of German and Spanish Allen Sumner and Samuel Pezzillo, moonlighting as chefs James Koger- Associate Professor Grace Marquez: Associate Professor Michael Mclnturff: Ass.stant Prof es- of Spanish sor of English of English William Nicholas: Associate Profes- Samuel sor of History sics Pezzillo: Professor of Clas- William Ramsey: Assistant Professor of English Henry Randall: Professor- of History Barbara Scott: Director of Learning Sam Stayer: Associate Professor of Center and Library History Dorothy Ward: Professor of Germa Chair of Division of Humanitites You too, huh? Htf O.C. Weaver: Professor of Philoso- Roy Wells: Professor of Religion phy Robert Wingard: Denson Franklin Professor of Religion SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS William Boardman: Professor tronomy of As- Natwarlal Bosm.a: Assistant Pnofes- Jean Coats: Instructor of Mathe- sor of Mathematics matics Dan Holliman: Professor of Biology Debbie Hurst: Instructor of Mathe- Hoyt Kaylor: Professor of Physics and Mathematics Lola Kiser: Professor of Mathematics Margaret Millsap: Professor and Thomas Moore: Assistant Profe Chair of Nursing of Chemistry Jeffrey Spears: Assistant Professor Sara Mullins: Assistant Professor of Faye Schaffer: Assistant Professor of Computer Science Mathematics of Nursing Oouglas Waits: Chair, Division of Science and Mathematii I I Wayne Shew: Assistant Professor of Biology FACULTY HIGHLIGHTS Last year, Dr. Paul Franke, professor of philosophy, received the ODK Excellence in Teaching Award. As students examine is- sues ranging from classical philosophy to contemporary ethical questions in his classes, he tries to make abstract ideas more understandable and practical. His in- tense method of teaching not only interests students in the subject matter, but encour- ages them to think philosophically. Cur- rently, he is doing research in business ethics for a course in the M.B. A. program. During interim of 1 9B3, Franke and his wife, Dr. Barbara Lester, taught a course on the prison system and prison reform. He spent his sabbatical in 1 SB 1 -82 at Boston Univer- sity examining the philosophy of science. In the summer of 1 372, he and Dr. Earl Gos- set lived in Yugloslavia and studied the his- tory of its political system. They also researched Yugoslavia ' s cultural and philo- sophical traditions and the way in which this Western-oriented Marxist country func- tioned. Dr. Franke ' s interests extend beyond the academic field. He is a minister in the United Methoidst Church and sings in the choir at Caunterbury U.M.C. He also performed in Fantastics, a musical done at his church. Listening to classical music and engaging in good conversation are among his favorite pastimes. He enjoys cooking and makes ex- cellent lasagna and salads. When time per- mits, he likes to work with wood, especially building furniture. One of the most impor- tant things to Franke is being able to work with individuals and communicate new and exciting ideas to them. By incorporating this skill into his method of teaching, Franke is able to present philosophical ideas in an en- joyable and fascinating way. Dr. Byron Chew is a relatively new face in the recently expanding Business Administration and Economics Department. He joined the faculty in 1 9BO as the Monaghan Professor of Management. When he is not training students to enter the complex and competitive business world, Dp. Dhew spends some time in the political arena. He currently holds a seat on the Vestavia Dity Council. Dr. David Fraley specializes in European history, particularly nineteenth century Germany. He has travelled extensively in Western Europe. He has even been mistaken for a German by a native German. When he is not expounding on the wonders of the past, he has time to enjoy the music of Al Stewart and help Dr. Sam Stayer with an Interim trip to Charleston. Students return from this trip with many stories about Dr. Fraley ' s active, but very dry [blow the dust away] wit. It seems He also knows just which wine to choose for any occasion. Ann Hamilton, Reference Media Librarian, frequently comes to the aid of distressed students desperately seeking information for papers the day before they are due. She spends much of hen time familiarzing stu- dents with the different opportunities the li- brary has to offer. Her professional interests include serving as secretary of the Alabama Library Association and studying at Emory University in 1 981 during her sab- batical with the assistance of the Mellon Foundation grant. In addition to her voca- tional activities, she is the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Genus Loci, a Sherlock Holmes Group. Ann is deeply concerned about cur- rent social issues. She is a member of the faculty advisory committee for Christians for Social Justice and is treasurer of the Bir- mingham Committee in Solidarity with Cen- tral America. In December, 1982, she went to Honduras to observe the El Salvador ref- ugee camps. Because of her vast knowledge of the library and keen interest in humanity, Ann is a vital part of our college community. Dr. Nancy Campbell-Goymer, assistant pro fessor of psychology, is known among ' South- ern students for her enthusiastic personality and concern for the individual. She received her undergraduate degree from Florida State Uni- versity and master ' s degree and Doctorate of Psychology at the University of Alabama. Nancy served her Clinical Psychology Internship at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Not only is Nancy an excellent professor, but she is also an involved member of the col- lege and surrounding communities. She is co- sponsor of Psi Chi, psychology honorary, vice-president of the campus chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, and has many study skills work- shops on campus. Recently, Nancy had an arti- cle entitled Academic Contracting with Emotionally Disturbed Children published in Psychological Reports. She serves in the Jef- ferson County Child Abuse Task Force. Nancy is also a member of the American, Southeast- ern, and Alabama Psychological Associations. Students agree that Dr. Nancy Campbell- Goymer teaches psychology in a challenging and interesting way and offers them both her knowledge and friendship. Many ' Southern students describe Dr. Dan C. Holliman, professor of biology, as a teddy- bean. Dr. Holliman combines his kindness with dry wit and subtle humor to make his classes entertaining, as well as interesting; however, his students often suffer severe shock after taking his first test. Outside of class, he enjoys outdoor activities, especially fishing. Each sum- mer Dr. Holliman works at a sea lab in Dauphin Island, Alabama. For 1982-83 he received grants from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Doastal Area Board of Alabama. In addition to his wildlife interests, he likes reading Henry David Thoreau and serves as director of the interim term. When asked what made him an individual at BSD, Dr. Holliman, true to his char- acter, replied, My students. Dr. Stewart A. Jackson, also known as chap- lain and director of counseling services, adds a special dimension to campus life at Bir- mingham-Southern Dollege. He received his un- dergraduate degree at Auburn University and his Master of Divinity and Doctorate of Ministry at Emory University. In addition to giving of his time and himself to the college, he shares his family and many talents. Frequently, Stewart gives students the opportunity to stay with his two daughters and son for an evening. People continue to be thrilled by his infamous frog im- itation. He rejects traditional and popular music and listens to the Prairie Home Companion, a comedy program filled with music for shy per- sons. I Wish that I Was Twins so I Could Love You Twice as Much and Grandma Got Ran Over by a Reindeer are Stewart ' s favorite songs. Dining with Mohammed Ali and watching Rocky Horror with the Wesley Fellowship are his most memorable experiences. Stewart ' s hobbies include weightlifting, reading Woody Al- len, and killing insects that live in the chapel. Though he is called many things, chappie is his favorite nickname. These unique characteris- tics, along with Stewart ' s interest in students, make him a favorite at BSC. !• Cheryl Abraham Brighton, AL Stacey Acker Birmingham, AL Joseph Ackerson Birmingham, AL Theresa Adams Birmingham, AL Diane Ames Birmingham, AL Susan Lee Ames Stone Mountain, GA Arnold Scott Anderson Birmingham, AL Lee Anderson Birmingham, AL Charles E. Ball, Jr. Birmingham. AL Greg Banks Jasper, AL Patrick Barnes Signal Mountain, TN James Barnett Birmingham, AL Jeff Bass Birmingham, AL Brian Anthony Bates Birmingham, AL Tiffi Bates Nashville, TN Angie Batey Oxford, AL Frederick Douglas Berg Falls Church, VA Sharon Blount Huntsville, AL Randal L. Bright Birmingham, AL Debbie Brown Sylacauga, AL Hanna Brown Athens, AL Renee Brown Birmingham, AL Roy Harrell Bullard Montgomery, AL Rebecca J. Busby Dora, AL Many Sue Caldwell Nashville, TN Pam Campbell Brownsboro, AL Linda Carlisle Tarrant, AL Melanie Carpenter Huntsville, AL Debora Chan Huntsville, AL Julie Leigh Christie Theodore, AL Lynn Christie Theodore, AL Kenneth R. Clayton Pelham, AL Marion Coleman Birmingham, AL Bonita Conley Birmingham, AL William Conn Birmingham, AL Michael G. Cope Huntsville, AL Lonna Lynn Euler Fultondale, AL Cathy Evans Birmingham, AL Emily Eyre Nashville, TN Kevin Faulkner Gadsden, AL Cindy Ferguson Harpersville, AL Frances Foy Enterprise. AL Phil Free Birmingham, AL Mark Frost Fort Payne, AL Patricia Gammage Birmingham, AL B. Keith Gann Jasper, AL Jerril Green Birmingham, AL Lamar Guthrie Lafayette, AL H. Sanders Gwin Madison, AL Lishe Harbaugh Huntsville, AL Joyce Ellen Hardiman Gardendale, AL Lucy Harding Birmingham, AL Byron Harrold Tuscaloosa, AL !■ H. Kenneth Holcomb Birmingham, AL Ellen Humphrey Hartselle, AL Kenneth Ingram, Jr. Ashland, AL Cindy Jackson Lakeland, FL Henry Jackson Fairfield, AL Kirby Bryan Jackson Anniston, AL Alicia Jones Birmingham. AL John Daniel Jones Athens, AL Barry Edward King Gardendale. AL Jeanmanie McGehee Brownsboro, AL □ an McKiever Birmingham, AL Debra Miller Birmingham, AL □ oris Miller Birmingham, AL John Miller Birmingham, AL Mark J. Miller Mobile, AL Margaret Dale Moore Birmingham, AL Stephan Moran Birmingham, AL Suzy Morrison Atlanta, GA Emmette Murkett Montgomery, AL Mary Jane Murkett Birmingham, AL W. Wade Neth Robertsdale, AL John P. Nichol Columbus, GA Susan Northrop Huntsville, AL Patricia Norwood Alabaster, AL Amanda Outlaw Birmingham, AL Valla Owens Cordova, AL Frank S. Pair Birmingham, AL Amelia Parsons Huntsville, AL Diane Pease Huntsville, AL Jefferson L. Phillips, III Birmingham, AL Mark Phillips Birmingham, AL Jean E. Pickruhl Nashville, TN Michael G. Poist Birmingham, AL Jerome Roberson Birmingham, AL Susan Robertson Cantonment, FL Nancy L. Rogers Tuscaloosa, AL Becky Ruffin Huntsville, AL Scott Sanders Birmingham, AL Mary Catherine Schipman Pensacola. FL Donna White Schmidt Birmingham, AL Dorothy Schmidt Gulf Breeze, FL Donald S. Scott Birmingham, AL Tonia C. Sellers Ashland, AL James Allen Sexson Montgomery, AL Alfred L. Shearer Mobile, AL Dan Sievers Santa Clara, CA Robert Wesley Sipe Birmingham, AL Elizabeth Skidmore Union Grove, AL Donna Belinda Smith Fayetteville. TN Hollice A. Smith Huntsville, AL Peggy Smith Talladega, AL James Terry Brewton, AL Marjorie Terry Birmingham, AL Fernando Thomas Birmingham, AL Janice Renee Thorntor Athens, AL Andrew J. Thurmond Memphis, TN John N. Todd, IV Tuscaloosa, AL Tamra Tondera Huntsville, AL Dianna Trapp Clearwater, FL Rose Trinchitella Pensacola, FL James R. Tucker Hoover, AL Jefferson Vaughan Birmingham, AL Alan Walker Birmingham, AL James W. Walter Montgomery, AL Patricia Chase Watkins Birmingham, AL Chana Weber Birmingham, AL Roger Wheeler Birmingham, AL Steven White Birmingham, AL Richard Neal Wilhite, Jr. Camden, SC Robert Wilhite Camden, SC Elizabeth Williams Hueytown, AL Kim Williams Huntsville, AL Sam Williamson Fayette, AL Robert Wood Pinson, AL Joanne Young Boaz, AL te i UNDERCLASSMEN Milette Acton Brooks Adams Jairus B. Adams John Adams Kathy Adams Paul Adams Mania Adlercr-eutz Monica Agarwal John M. Akin, III Chris Albers Kevin J. Alexander Charles Allen Mary Almand Faith L. Anchrum Carol Anderson Thomas E. Anderson Gayle Andrews Andy Arias Kris Armstrong Jodie Atchley Donna Austin Rhett Austin Tom Austin Mark C. Bannister Jody Baptist Jim Barber Gregory M. Bard Sandy Barker Joe Barnard Donny Barnett Lillian Barnwell Jeff Bar-ton Lisa Bates Ellen W. Beal Mike Beasley Rebecca Beaton Jeannie L. Bennett Todd Berry Melissa Blythe Beth Boggs Marcela Bogran Philip Bohannon Gregory B. Boling Dana Ruth Bolton Paul Bolvs Louise Bond Maron Boohaken Pamela Boswell Lisa Ann Bradford Reman R. Brantley, Jr. Phil Brasher Howard Brazil Don Bnce Jody Briggs Lynn Brothenton Allen Brown David Thomas Brown Phyllis Diane Brown Roger Brown Ruth Ann Brown Audrey Bryan Simone Bryan Jody Bryant Rob Bryant Scott Bryant Emily Burge Stephen W. Burgess Jane Burlingame Kathy Burnett John Burton Julie Bushmiaer Carla L. Butler Rev Butler Graham Byrum, III Eileen Callen Kiki Caridakis Alvin Calloway Terry Carlisle Michael Caro Jim Carpenter Janice Carroll Elizabeth Caruso Sally Chadbourne Janet Champion Lark Champion Jerry Chapman Theodore Cheathar Richard Chen Nicole Christensen Emily D. Clark Jeff Clark Lisa Cobb Jenne Leigh Cochran Quinton Cookrell Cara Coker Brian Gerald Cole Cathy Collins Brad Connell Marianne Cook Charlie Copeland Christopher Cosby James E. Covan Valerie Cowort Michael Crabtreee Judy Cramer Gwendolyn Crear Ellen Cunningham Tony Daniel Bill Daniels Casey Davis Pam Davis Paula Davis Paula J. Davis Ted Davis Lisa Dean Stewart Dease Gwen Dees Michael DeHart Joseph DeMarco Jon Denton Mark DiChiara Dinah Dickard Kathy Dickerson Cynthia Dickinson Susan Dillard Renae Dismuke Anne Hamner John Hanson Allison Harbin Cindy Hantsell Andy Hawkins Darby Henley Thomas D. Herring, Jr. Canla Higgins Connie Hill Tracey Hinton Julia Hodges Kathleen Holifield Diane Holliman Lisa D. Holliman Kathy Holt Mania Hopson Jill Hoube Janie C. Howard Jennifer Howard Scott Howard Michael E. Hudson J. Wesley Hughes Mark Hughes Charles Huguley Kevin Hund John Hutchinson DBphne Hyter Michael lannello Teresa Kidd Cynthia Kimbrough Stephanie King Diana Kirk Nancy Bedford Knight Andrea Krueger Diana C. Kyser Anne-Marie Lake William Lambert Damion Laster Troy Layton Katherine Leos Russell Levenson Jerry Lin Edward Lindsey Barr Linton Ann Logue Bruce Long Carlette M. Long Jeff Looney Jimmy Lott Katy Lowrance Janice M. Lucas Lisa Lucas Joseph Luttrell Sheela Madusa Kristin Manthey Anthony J. Marino LaBrenda Marshall Andy Martin Thomas Martin Jan Masingill Jamie Mathews Robert K. Mayer, Jr. Howard McAdory Melissa McAnally Ronald Todd McBurnett Mary Elizabeth McCall Sylvia McCarn Lisa McCarnoll Scott McCary Dana McCaslin Tracy McCay George McCluney Eunie McDavid Jennifer McGraw Ronald D. McKay Chris McKelvey Jay McKinney Julie McLemore Mark McLuna Chris McManus Mary McNutt Webb McQuiddy Frank McRight, Jr. Joel T. Megginson Dexter Menef ield Shawn Menke Michael Merin Melanie Merkle Vida Merrell Robert T. Meyer Noemia Mika Lori Miner Bridgette Monroe Daniel P. Moore Richard P. Monks Donna Moseley Cody Moser Scott Musgrove Lisa Ann Namell Gail Marie Nash Julius Ndu-Oledibe Bant Nelson Dale Nelson Robby Nettles Tnacy Newman Bnian Nicholson Venonica Nicholson Beth Nielsen Leschen Nobis Cynthia Nobles Sonya Nobles William O ' Connell Ellen O ' Kelley Hanold B. Owens Matt Palco Robent Palmer Debonah Palmes Janet Parker Kenny Panken Dana Pantnidge Adelia Patnick Knistin M. Patterson Kent Pearson John Pendergast Yezmin Perilla Paula Ann Perkinson Terri Perri Louis Pfau Annette Phillips David L. Phillips Ashyln Pierce Sam Pierce Raphael Pilato Julie Plant Rene Poole Duane B. Porter William Powell Theresa Prestwood Pam Pruett Scott Pyburn John Radford Mara Rainville Grady Ramsey Kelvin Gerard Ramsey Arthur Ray, II Jacqueline Ray Johnny Reaves Patti Reaves Sara Jeannie Reed Margaret Ann Renneker Carol Richardson Richard W. Rickart, II Amy Lee Robertson David Roe Jim Roesel Danny Rogers Mia Romero y t v u 3, tpm i i Leela Sistla Sheilia Kay Skeen Michael Slobe Larry V. Smith Tnacey Smith Steve Snypes Jennifer Somens Marty Span, Jr. Paul Keith Sparks Brad Spencer Marion Steele Clarke Stallworth, III Victor E. Stevenson Joanie Stiff Cindy Stone Elizabeth Stuhldreher Richard Sturgeon Hideo Suzuki Jeff Swearengin Steve Synnott Clay Tanner Judy Tanquary Phillip Lee Tarpley Laura Taube David Taylor James Taylor Robin Taylor Hugh T. Terry Melissa Thames Becky Thomas K. Elaine Thomas Debbie Thomas Emily Thompson Rebecca Thompson Pam Tidwell Pati Tiller Bettye Toney Melody Traylor Christine Trinkler BillTubbs David Tubbs Kevin Tucker Suzanne A. Vaughan Vernon Viehe Bryan Vickery Lisa Voketz Todd Volkman Keith Waldrep Deede Walker Joanne M. Walsh Larry F. Ward Leah Ward Keyna Warren Damon Weirick Chris Wenning James C. White, II Allison Whitehead Karen Widenhofer Sarah Wilder Jonathan Williams Rena Williams Robert A. Williams Tanya Williams Tracy Williams Treva Williams Debbie Willis Janet Willis Scott Wilson Alicia Wingard Charles Winters Krystal Wolfard Amy Womack Trey Wood Angela Wooldridge Joe Wooten Sarah Yates Foster Yeilding Kimi M. Yim AWARDS DAY STUDENT GOVERNMENT LEGISLATURE Lew Sellars Andy Martin Dorothy Little Jeff Gallups Kevin Alexander Faith Anchrum Joe Barnard Robin Burks Jamie Covan Lisa Dean David Fawal Jaydie Gamble Jill Hoube ' Bruce Long Jim Poist Kelvin Ramsey Eric Senn Landis Sexton Terry Smith Tracy Williams ELECTIONS BOARD CHAIRMAN Cassandra Davis HENRY C. RANDALL AWARD Dudley Long STUDENT JUDICIARY 1982-1983 Rhett Austin Peggy Hamrick Joel Megginson Rebecca Beaton Beth Harris Alison Poole Hanna Brown Greg James Lew Sellars Bill Daniels Jim Lott Judy Tanquary Cassandra Davis Andy Martin James Terry Jody Thompson Dr. Natalie Davis, Advisor PUBLICATIONS BOARD CHAIRMAN Mark Seifert QUEST II COORDINATORS David Jones and Jon Denton MISS B-SC OF 1982-1983 Miss Leigh Peters ALPHA PHI OMEGA SERVICE AWARD Stewart Jackson MARGARET DUNN PHILLIPS PANHELLENIC CITIZEN ' S AWARD Beth Harris and Sarah Spencer CIRCLE K AWARD FOR THE PROMOTION OF COLLEGE COMMUNITY Activities Through Student Involvement B-SC CHEERLEADERS 1983-1984 Sandy Barker Rebecca DeWine Brian Cole Lynn McCay Bill Daniels Tracy McCay Pat Danley Rena Williams Panther — Don Brice WHO ' S WHO — National Merit SemifinBlist, iwson Health Careens Scholar- ship, Phi Eta Sigma, Afpha Lambda Delta — ' ■ Pree., Alpha Epsilon Delta, Phi Lambda Up- silon. Phi Bete KBppa, Scuba Club. Beta ■ican Chem. Society, and of American Chemical So- Greg I Beta Beta. . . ' ' i Brian Bates — Morta Board. Omicrpn Dei; i ts Ke pps. Alpha. Le -nbda C Delta. Senior Award. Alpha Epsilon Delta, F hi Eta Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta — Vice Pres. , Alpha Lambda Delta Scholarship bw ard. Sets Beta Beta ATS1. B-SC J azz Ba id, American cat Society, anc Circle K. Hanna Brown — Alpha Lambda Eta Sigma, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Omicr Delta Delta — Vice Pres.. Mortar Boa Psy Chi, Alpha Lambda Delta Senior Awa Youth Ambassador — Coordinator. Stu dent Judiciary — Secretary. Resident Advi sor. PSSO. Education Society President Treasurer. Wesly - Phi Beta Kappa, Omicr Delta Kappa. Mortar Board. British Studies at Oxford, Alpha Epsilon Delta — Editor, Kappa Mu Epsilon Secretary. Phi Eta Sigma, Aloha Lambda Delta, SGA Dorm Rep., Carl Crosby — Outstanding Young Men of America, B-SC Basketball — Captain, Black Homecoming Comm., PSSO, ATSi, RA, Asst. Houss utor, Cheerleader, and Triangle Club Dr- Emily Eyre — Omicron Delta Kappa. Mortar Board, Presser Scholar for Outstanding in the muS | C field. Merit -Scholar — Music. Alpha Chi Omega — Vice Pres. . PSSO. Col- lege Wind Ensemble. RA, Music dor. 1 st place vocalist Bayview tory Competition, Repertory Singer • B ' hsm Civic Opera Association. ptta Lambda Delta, F See ' --■ ' Pi Seta KBppa, i p,oy — Social Regulations Board B-SC Cheerleader. Kappa Delta Sorority — Social Chairperson. Beth Harris — Omicron Delta Kappa, Mor- tar Board — Presidennt. PSSO. Triangle Club, Alpha Omicron Pi — Rush Chairman, Best Senior, Student Judiciary. Resident Advisor, Business Club — Pres.. Campus Rotary International Graduate Fel- i Economics to Brussels. Belgium. jmphrey — Phi Eta Si. i Delta, Omicron Delta Chi. Pi Beta Phi — Pres. . Hilltop : Student Affiliate of the Americ logical Association. Alpha Kappa, Psi slews Staff. an Psycho- ._ PSSO. SGA it, Publications Boar i Assistant Board o Jol-in Miller — Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha i Delta — Vice President, Bete Beta Beta, Alpha Phi Omega, Thete Chi — Historian, Tr ' ea.i,jrer, Marshal. Pledge Trainer, Inter- Fraternity Council, Pi Phi Big Brother, General Physiology Lob Technician, Reai- Mark Miller — Dean ' s List of Distinguished Students, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa. President ' s Student Service. Pro- fessional Business Honorary. Pet Chi, Who ' s Who, ATS) — President, Jazz Ensemble, SGA — Class Rep. . Quest II. Alpha Chi Ome- ga Big Brother, The Wall Street . Award. Bert Moore — Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Sigma Alpha Epsilon — President. PSSO — President. Student Judiciary, College Republicans, Resident Ad- visor, Southern Accent Business Manager, Publication Board, Triangle Club. Stephen Moran — Alpha L Eta Sigma, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Arnold Air Society, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Triangle Club. Air Force ROTC, Distinctive GMC Cadet Ribbon. Scholastic Honors Ribbon, Golden 1 V Susan Northrop — Mortar Board — Vice President. Election Chairperson, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Tau Delta, Sigma Delta Chi Journalism Scholarship Finalist. PSSO — Secretary. RA, Circle K, Alpha Omicron Pi — Rush Advisor, Corresponding Secretary, Penheilenic Delegate. Amy Parsons — United Methodist Counc on Youth Ministries. Youth Ministry Teen- Camp Sumatanga. Students en church Mir istry, B-SC Ambassador — Coordinator, i; - temational Church Youth Exchange to Fir land. Resident Advisor, Wesley Fellowship Religion Honorary. Ep- Deit PSSO, ' Triangle Club. Mortar Board, Omi- cron Delta Kapoe, Bnten Studies at Oxford, SGA — Fresh. Rep — Men ' s Dorm Rep.. ATO. Quest II — Coordinator. Cheerleader — Co-Captam, Resident Advi Alsion Poole — Amy Burrham Onken Award, OOK, Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl. Alpha Lambda Oefte. Phi Eta Sigma, F res - cJent — Kappa Mu Epsilon, Chairman — Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister Organization. Student Judiciary. HONORS OAY McWANE HONORS AWARD John Kenneth Sowell BRITISH STUDIES AT OXFORD Andrew Clay Allen Mary Clare Golson Atul Khurana Amy Lee Robertson HARRY S. TRUMAN SCHOLARSHIP NOMINATION Gary Neil McLean BLACK STUDENT UNION ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Alvin F. Calloway Victor A. Powell Carl E. Crosby John Kevin Tucker ACTON AWARD IN MATHEMATICS James A. Terry KAPPA MU EPSILON AWARD Alison L. Poole ALYS ROBINSON STEPHENS PIANO PRIZE Albert R. Ferguson, Jr. PHI BETA KAPPA Charles Gregory Banks Mary Sue Caldwell Debora Chan Michael Glenn Cope Howard R. Day Lonna Lynn Euler Richard Kip Gordon Margaret Susan Hamrick Kirby Bryan Jackson Jeffery Bryan Kyser Rebecca Kay Lile Yancey A. Moore Step han G. Moran Elizabeth Renee Brown Janet Denise Poole Dorothy Joan Schmidt James Allen Sexson Donna B. Smith Anne R. Stagner Harlod Mark Swindle James A. Terry Alan B. Walker James W. Walter Roger Mark Wheeler Steven Douglas White Michael G. Poist GRADUATION 1983 nil ii : « YOUTH The Youth Ambassadors are a group of students who work throughout Alabama and North Florida to provide youth groups with both stimulating and creative programs. The Ambassadors usually give these meaningful presentations at different churches and are aided by the chapel staff. The selection of a well-balanced and representative group of students is made each spring. Pictured above are Debbie Willis, Amy Par- sons, Theresa Prestwood, John Denton, Kevin Higgs, Phil Brasher and Jim Barber. CIRCLE K Circle K is a Service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. This year Circle K has sponsored two blood drives to benefit Red Cross. Its members also donate their time to service projects for the College and commu- nity. Birmingham-Southern is certainly fortu- nate to have a group of such hard-working students. Pictured below are Gretchen Wells, Lisa Kelly, Margery Sams, Rebecca DeWine, Layne Jackson, Ellen Harris, Karen Widenho- fer, Jamie Covan, Debbie Hunsley, Don Camp, Patricia Jann, Carol Anderson, Dinah Dickard, Annette Phillips, Lana Grubbs, Kelvin Ramsey, Tracy Williams, Victor Powell, Kathy Waits, and Troy Post. ■i The President ' s Student Service Organization is designed to recognize those individuals who have contributed to the mission of Birmingham-Southern College. These students serve the College through projects in the President ' s office, Church Relations, Public Relations, Development Office, and other Col- lege-related activities. Students who have been nominated by faculty, staff, or fellow students are selected each spring based on their interest in the life of the college and their willingness to work and serve the school. Pictured below are PSSO members [front row left to right] Helen Poynor, Edie Dacovich, Margaret Ann Renneker, Cindy Hartsell, Lynn Emmerson, Russ Levensen, David Jones, Andy Martin, Mark Miller, Jeff Gallups, [back row, right to left] Sarah Spencer, Phil Brasher, Susan Dillard, Donna Smith, Suzy Morrison, Elise Moss, Beth Harris, Jill Hoube, Judy Harbor, Mark Seifert, Mary Sue Caldwell, Donny Herring, Paula Perkinson, Melissa Biegler, John Akin, Teresa Kidd, and Bert Moore. IS TRIANGLE CLUB Sophomores at Birmingham-Southern College can become involved in the Triangle Club. This club is a service organization which helps with orientation, visitors to campus, and scholarship days. Each yean a selection committee of faculty and Triangle Club members select, 1 5 men and 1 5 women to form the next year ' s group. The Triangle Club is a great way to serve Birmingham-Southern. Pictured below are [front row, left to right] David Tubbs, Ellen O ' Kelley, Rebecca DeWine, Theresa Prestwood, Dorothy Little, Sean Groark; (second row] Rena Williams, Kevin Alexander, Debbie Willis, Cynthia Lamar, Alicia Wingard; [third row] Carol An- derson, Clare Golson, Lisa Kelly, Paige Perkins; [fourth row] Greg James, Bellamy South, Jimmy Lott; (fifth row] John Burton, John Kerper; (sixth row] Judy Harrington; (back] Nancy Hastings. The Publication Board is an organization designed to moniter and advise the three student publications. Membership on the board consists of three students elected by the Student Body, the SGA President, the SGA Treasurer, the Director of Stu- dent Activities, the three editors of the publications, a faculty member, a member of the administration of the college, and a student chairman selected by the SGA. Pictured below are [front row, left to right] Mark Seifent, Patty Watkins, Frank Ozment, Rhett Austin, [back row, left to right] Tony Daniel, Scott Musgrove, Dud- ley Long, Danny Jones, Carla May, Dr. Wayne Shew. ■! CHRISTIANS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE In November 1 982 a group of students interested in researching the social impleca- tions of Christians and becoming involved in Christian Social actions formed Christians for Social Justice. They sponsored seminars on World Hunger, Nuclear Arms Race, and The Church and the Homosexual. Other activities include a work trip to SISAT, a center for development of technology for the Third World, collecting clothes for the needy, letter writing cam- paign requesting congressmen to support a freeze of nuclear weapons and worked with the Birmingham-Southern food bank to raise money and gather food from the students to be distributed through local and social agencies. Students from varying religious and socio-political perspective participate in this organization. Pictured below are the mem- bers of Christians for Social Justice: Lonna Lynn Euler, Kevin Higgs, Fernando Thomas and Don Camp, (back row) Lawton Higgs, Sam Williamson, Roger Wheeler, Kaye Weekly, Judy Tanquary, and Stewart Jackson. REPUBLICANS College Republicans tries to promote a bet- ter understanding of politics at local, state, and national levels. They are actively involved in current political campaigns on all levels and serve as a official auxiliary of the Alabama Re- publican Party. Pictured above are [front row, left to right] Paula Perkinson, Kathleen Weir, Dawn Bot- tarf, Rebecca DeWine, Charlie Copeland, [back row, left to right) Tommy Sisson, Maron Booltaker, Joe Wooten, Margery Sams, Mamra Tondera, Leslie Tanner, Kyle Ken- nedy, Missy Bates, Nicole Christenson, and Agatha Pihakis. Not pictured are Jim Porter, Charlotte Scott, Katy Sefton, Jennifer Grimes, Louise Coker, Bert Moore, Jody Bry- ant, Laurie Reid, Susan Swan, Lisa Bradferd, Sarah Wilder and Paula Davis. BAPTIST CAMPUS MIIMISTRE Baptist Campus Ministries is a Christian Organization which promotes the aware- ness of the Christian message on campus. It provides students with experiences in wor- ship, Bible study, fellowship, missions, ministries, and leadership. BCM sponsors speakers, musicians, and several campus- wide retreats during the year. They meet every Wednesday as well as holding Bible Study Groups at various times during the week. Pictured below are [front row, left to right] Lynn Keenan, Randy Bright, Pam Tidwell, Richard Sturgeon, Jim Head, Patty Reeves, Hank Sherrod, Johnny Reeves, and Mike Caro; [second row, left to right] Judy Har- bor, Don Brice, Robert Lucas, Leslie Gun- ter, Elaine Thomas, Robert Smith, Carol Anderson, Paula Birch, Gwin Dees, and Steve Mowery; [back row, left to right] Mary Sue Caldwell, James Anthony Terry I., Karen Widenhofer, Mimi Mika, Tony Daniels, Steve Holloway, Gerald Green, and Jimmy Barnett. ART STUDENTS ' The Art Students ' League is open to any student who has an interest in the arts and is willing to participate in art productions and money raising projects. The ASL sponsors speakers, field trips exhibitions, and social functions for the enjoyment of its members. Pictured below are Freda Selma, Kerry Dixon, Don Pittman, Clarke Stallworth, Jef- frey Mitchell, Ellen Boone, Jeff Ritch and Alli- son Hardy. Not pictured are Stan Fuhr, Megan Wells, Paula Andrews, Mike Carroll, Leigh Coxwell, Kirk Brannonk, Doris Clark, and Nicole Williams. HILLTOP SINGERS The Hilltop Singers are a group of students who perform a variety of popular music with choreography, both on and off campus for service clubs, churches, and high schools as representatives of B-SC Members of the Hill- top Singers are selected by Hugh Thomas and must possess outstanding musical ability. Pictured above are Linda Kennamer, Ste- wart Dease, Alicia Jones, Greg James, Byron Harrold, Anna Sharp, Angie Batey, Melissa Bates, Joel Megginson, Pierre Scalise, Mike Allen, Mark Seifert, Theresa Hudson. EDUCATION SOCIETY The Birmingham-Southern Educa- tion Society is open to all persons in- terested in the field of education. This organization provides essential profes- sional experience and a support group for its members as well as an open forum for discussion. Also, the Educa- tion Society sponsors a number of pro- grams, service projects and social activities during the year. Pictured below are B-SC Education Society members Dawn Murphree, Dale Moore, Laura Harvey, Jan Ma- singill, Hanna Brown, Donna Parris, Jan Martin, and Dr. Phyllis Nielsen. I WESLEY FELLOWSHIP The Wesley Fellowship is an or- ganization open to all the students on campus. The Group meets every Wednesday from 7:QQ to B:00 in Yielding Chapel for fellow- ship and discussion of current reli- gious issues facing students. Pictured below are Stewart Jackson, Don Camp, Sam William- son, Judy Tanquary, Lawton Higgs, Roger Wheeler, Fernando Thomas and Kevin Higgs. |HH| 4 n i  i]i|jjpjji ■•• 1 WASTE AWAY ■ - 1] ' ! A. ' r 1 PHIL FREE PHOTOGRAPHER ALLEN BROWN PHOTOGRAPHER A EDIE DACOVICH BUSINESS MARGERY SAMS — MELODY TRAYLOR HAPPENINGS HILLTOP NEWS The Hilltop News is Birmingham- Southern ' s campus newspaper. This weekly publication keeps the students informed about events on campus and throughout the world. Not only informative, the Hilltop News also contains many entertaining articles. Stu- dents at B-SC anxiously await each issue. Pictured below are Hilltop News staff mem- bers Ward Smith, A.J. Belongia, Mike Merino, Rhett Austin, Assistant Editor; Page Phillips, Allen Brown, Frank Ozment, Editor; and Ned Vaughn. BLACK STUDENT UNION The Black Student Union is a campus or- ganization which strives to promote unity and culture awareness in the college community. BSU sponsors programs, speakers, and in- formal social events in order to achieve its goal. Members are expected to participate in Black Student Union activities as well as col- lege activities. Pictured below are Black Student Union members Tunga Greene, Lisa Holliman, Jackie Ray, Maxine Ford, Faith Anchrum, Tracy Williams, Veronica Nicholson, Cassan- dra Miller, Kelvin Ramsey, Victor Powell, Duane Porter, Harold Bernard Owens, and Kevin Tucker. ALPHA EPSILON Alpha Epsilon Delta is a pre-medical scholar- ship honorary whose purpose is to honor out- standing students and to encourage excellence. AED strives to increase contact between pre-medical students and educators and to provide a setting for students with similar interests to use their knowledge to help charities, health organizations and the community. Members must have taken courses that lead to the study of medicine for at least three semesters while maintaining an appropriate GPA. Character, general ability and personality are considered as well. Pictured above are Cright to left] Pierre Sca- lise, Denise Poole, Pam Pruett, Johnny Reaves, Sandy Barker, Dotty Schmidt, Alan Walker, Jimmy Barnett, Mike Hudson, Brian Bates, John Aikin, Leslie King, Srini Kolli, Mark Phillips, Jennifer McGraw, John Miller, Jeff Gallups, and Jerril Green. Panhellenic officers: Lisa Woods, treasurer; Paula Williams, sec- retary; Rena Williams, vice-president; Birdget Monroe, presi- dent. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Panhellenic Council serves to aid all sororities on campus in deciding rush and pledging rules. This group is made up of a delegate and an alternate from each sorority. Panhellenic meets to- gether once a week to discuss and to try to solve any problems the sorori- ties face. Pictured above are: Rena Williams, AKA; Dudley Long, sponsor; Bridget Monroe, KD; Paula Andrews, ZTA; Lynn Sumrall, KD; Lisa Woods, A07T Susan Grabryan, AXfi; Carole Fisher, AXfl; Leschen NoPis, ITBO. PHI ETA SIGMA PHI ETA SIGMA encourages and rewards high scholastic attainment of freshmen. All freshmen men and women with at least a 3. 5 cumulative grade point average who carry a normal load and are in the upper 20° o of their class are eligible to join. Pictured above are: CL to R] Melissa Blythe, Cynthia Lamar, Debbie Willis, Rebecca DeWme, Sara Wilder. Second row. Betsy Dommick, Jadie Gamble, Leela Sistla, Michelle Munsey, and Mary Sue Cald- well. Third row: Judy Tanquary, Carol Ander- son, Rodey Gant, Ellen Humprey. Fourth row: Mark Hagood, Kevin Tucker, Clare Golson, Alison Poole, Melissa Biegler, Lisa Dean, Alisha Wmgard, Bridgette Monroe, Sandy Barker, Hideo Suzuki, and John Burton. Back row: John Kerper, Richard Sturgeon, Clark Stal- worth, Greg James, Dorothy Little and Sean Groark. ATSI stands for Activities Through Student Involvement. This club sponsors many cam- pus parties such as this year ' s Mardi Gras party, beach party, and Halloween party. Members of ATSI include: Faith Anchrum, John Kerper, Donna Austin, Brian Bates, Lew Sellars, Tnacey Williams, Tern Penny, Mark Miller, Many Almand, Ken Clayton, Julia Gibbons, Elaine Fountain, Chanlie Copeland, Melinda Mitchell, Kevin Tucken, and Kelvin Ramsey. QUAD QUAD is a collection of student and faculty poems, short stories, essays, and art. This magazine shows off the literary talent here at Birmingham-Southern College. This year the QUAD staff consists of Canla Butler, Nichole Williams, Scott Musgrove, and Paige Perkins. The business club exposes business, econom- ics, and accounting majors to career oppor- tunities which are available to them and to broaden their knowledge of their disciplines through other than classroom experiences. Pictured below are CL to R] Monna Daugette, Teresa Kidd, Mindy Van Matre, Frank Pain. Second row: Ellen Harris, Edie Dacovich, and Carol Richardson. Back row: David Jones, Russell Levinson, Beth Harris, Mr. Cary Heath — coordinator, and Dianna Trapp. TRI BETA Beta Beta Beta is a national honorary whose purposes are to promote scholarship in biolo- gy, to promote the dissemination of biological knowledge, and to encourage research. Membership in Tri-Beta is based upon a 3.0 overall GPA and a 3. O GPA in biology. To be an active member, one must have taken three biology courses and be a biology major. To be an associate member, one must have taken a biology course, and have an interest in biolo- gy- CHOIR The Concert Choir provides valuable experi- ence in choral performance through its annual carol services and interim tour. The group performs a wide range of choral music in situations ranging from on-campus events to churches in the area, to convention of musical professional and students. Pictured above are first row: [|_ to FO Mr. Thomas, Jenny Seifert, Angie Batey, Mark Seifert, Bonita Conley, Melissa Bates, and Kevin Faulkner. Second row: Pierre Scalise, Theresa Hudson, Stewart Dease, Alicia Jones, Byron Harrold, Joel Megginson. Third row: Loletta King, Mark Hayes, Holly Smith, Copeland Wood- ruff, Adelia Patrick, Todd Berry, Anna Sharp, and Natalie Kellum. Fourth row: David Gibbs, Ted Davis, Gayle Andrews, Mike Allen, Greg James, Linda Kennamer, Thomas Waters, Howard McAdory, and Thomas Hunter. Not pictured: Kathy Brooks, Traci Satisfield, Trisha Watkins, Melinda Holsomback, and Suzie Scott. PSI CHI The purpose of PSI CHI is to advance the sci- ence of psychology and to encourage, stimu- late and maintain scholarship of the individual members in all fields, particularly in psycholo- gy. Membership is by invitation in the spring and is based upon a 3.D overall GPA and a 3.25 GPA in psychology with a minimum of three courses in psychology. The B-SC Bands perform at home basketball games, con- certs, and other performances on and off campus as repre- sentatives of the college. The bands include the Pep Band, the Wind Ensemble [top picture], and the Jazz Band Cbottom picture]. MORTAR Mortar Board is an honorary organization which recognizes outstanding women and men for eminence in scholarship, leadership, and service. Pictured below are Cl_ to R] Paula Perkinson, Hanna Brown, Beth Harris, Karen Widenhofer, Cindy Hartselle, Dawn Mur- phree, Casey Davis, Susan Donovan, Bridg- ette Monroe, Teresa Kidd, Jill Hoube, James Sexton, and Amy Robertson. CL to R] Mark Seifert, Tommy Sisson, Taylor Bragg, David Jones, Bruce Long, Eric Senn, Pierre Scalise, Melissa Biegler, Donny Herring, Mark Joyce, John Ackin, and Andy Martin. OMICRQN QDK honors those men and women who have shown outstanding qualities of leadership and scholarship in campus and community affairs. Pictured below are front now CL to R] Hanell Bullard, Paula Perkinson, Hanna Brown, James Sexton, Karen Widenhofen, Cindy Hartselle, Dawn Murphnee, Casey Davis, Mark Miller, Ellen Humphrey, Bridgette Mon- roe, Lisa Dean, Teresa Kidd, Melissa Biegler, and Beth Harris. Back row CL to R) Mark Seifert, Tommy Sisson, Allan Walker, Leslie King, David Jones, Bruce Long, John Kerper, Eric Senn, Pierre Scalise, Alison Poole, Mary Sue Caldwell, Jill Hoube, and Donny Herring. ALPHA CHI OMEGA s Officers Jocelyn McClelland — President Susie Scott — Vice-President Brenda Cravey — Secretary Judy Harbor — Treasurer Members Big Brothers Jim Carpenter Howard Day Mark Hagood Mark Miller Steve Synnott Art Womble Milette Acton, len. Diane Ar Barnwell, Ellen Birch. Jane E Lark Champion vey, Paula Da irol Adams, Elizabeth Al- 3, Jody Baptist, Lillian el. Sue Ellen Bean, Paula ingame, Pam Campbell, igh Cochran, Brenda Cra- Renee Dinsmore, Cindy Ferguson, Carole Fischer, Susan Grabryan, Leslie Gunter. Jackie Hail, Karen Hall, Judy Harbor, Jennifer Howard. Kevin Hurd, Janet James. Karm Johnson, Celeste John- son, Loletta King, Jan Masmgill. Jocelyn Mc- Clelland, Melissa Mills. Lon Miner. Michele Munsey, Lisa Narrell. Tracy Newman. Cyn- thia Nobles, Diane Pease. Tern Pern, Beth Pharris, Ashlyn Pierce. Mara Rainville, Deb- orah Shelton. Eileen Sites, Donna Smith, Cathy Stnetzel. Beth Stuhldreher. Ange- lique Turk, Kim Williams. Nicole Williams. Deb- bie Willis. Janet Willis, Krystal Wolfard ALPHA OMICRON PI Officers Ann Stagner — President Casey Davis — Vice-President Margaret- Ann Renneker — Secre- tary Jill Hoube — Treasurer Members Maria Aldercreutz, Susan Ames. Donna Austin, Chen Bachofer. Connie Bates. Tiffi Bates, Donna Brown. Kathy Burnett, Dayna Glower, Edie Dacovich. Monna Daugette. Casey Davis, Betsy Dominick. Lyn Emmer- son, Gina Fawal, Roseanne Flippen, Mere- dith Folland, Lea Ann Friday, Ellen Furio. Jaydie Gamble, Elizabeth Gardner, Luanne Goodall. Amelia Gunn, Beth Harris. Cindy Hartsell. Susan Hartsell. Claire Hite, Jill Hoube, Beth Jackson, Elyse Kampakis, Karen Kendnck, Teresa Kidd, Bibi Kouloundes, Liz Krauth, Cynthia Lamar, Kathy Leos. Kristin Manthey, Carol Morgan. Dawn Murphree, Gail Nash, Carol Northrop, Ellen O ' Kelley, Angie Orler, Debo- rah Palmes, Adelia Patrick. Paige Perkins, Agatha Pihakis, Kathleen Real. Margaret- Ann Renneker, Carol Richardson. Margaret Rubio, Jane Rueschenburg, Sharon Rush- ing, Sandra Ryan, Sheri Scholl. Susan Sherer, Leela Sistla, Peggy Smith, Anne Stagner, Bellamy South, Amy Turnage, Mindy VanMatre, Karen Watson, Deedee Walker, Chris Wennmg, Tayna Williams. Lisa Woods Big Brothers Steve Austin Jim Barber David Jones Johnny Reaves Hugh Sims Kevin Alexander Taylor Bragg Rob Morgan Phil Ritchie Keith Thompson Officers Tonia Sellers — President Rose Trinchitella — Vice-President Paula Perkinson — Secretary Lisha Harbaugh — Treasurer Members Lisa Bartlett. Becky Beaton. Dana Bolton. Dawn Bottorff, Lisa Bradford. Lynn Brotherton, Jodie Bryant. Julie Bushmiaer. Meg Clark, Cara Coker. Rhonda Cook. Paula Davis. Rebecca DeWme, Liz Donahoo, Susan Donovan. Barbara Elebash. Lynn Ferguson. Angie Ford, Jennifer Grimes, Anne Hemner. Peggy Hamnck, Lisha Har- baugh. Allison Harbin. Ellen Harris, Laura Harvey, Martha Hayes. Michelle Hobgood Kathleen Holifield. KatHy Holt, Janie How and. Lane Jackson, Lisa Kelley, Linda Ken namer, Kyle Kennedy. Anne-Mane Lake Dorothy Little, Mary McCall, Chris McKel vey, Jamie Matthews, Leigh Ann Mathis Bridgette Monroe. Dale Moore. PaulE Perkinson. Laurie Reid. Susan Robertson Nancy Rogers, Margery Sams, Katie Sef ton. Tone Sellers, Mary Peyton Smith Cathi Snow, Marion Steele, Laura Steffey Cindy Stone, Lynn Sumrall, Susan Swan Leslie Tanner, Tarmra Tondera. Bridget Towne, Rose Trinchitella, Joanne Walsh Kathleen Wier. Sarah Wilder. Alicia Wingard Angela Wooldridge Big Brothers Bert Moore Bryan Jackson Jim Porter PI BETA PHI Officers Simone Bryan — President Ruth Ann Brown — Vice President Lynda Hertshfelt — Treasurer Members Mary Almand, Melissa Blythe, Ruth Ann Brown, Audrey Bryan, Simone Bryan, Beth Caruso, Martha Chenault, Lisa Cobb, Karen Cotton, Suzanne Etheredge, Elaine Foun- tain, Tracy Fulkerson, Julia Gibbons, Susan Gillium, Linda Herschfelt, Ellen Humphrey, Jane Jackson, Many McNutt, Melame Merkle, Beth Nielson, Leschen Nobis, Alison Poole. Cathy Schipman, Connie Schipman, Margorie Terry, Becky Thomas, Elena Tur- chiano, Suzanne Vaughn Big Brothers Joey Ackerson Wes Harrison Scott Howard Eddie Lindsey John Miller Todd Nielson James Sexton Ward Smith Jimmy Tucker Bobby Williams ZETA TAU ALPHA Officers Sydney Statham — President Frankie Callen — Vice-President Katy Lowrance — Secretary Robin Harrell — Treasurer Members Kathy Adams, Kristi Adcock, Gayle An drews, Paula Andrews, Angie Batey, Jean me Bennett, Kim Bennett, Louise Be Frankie Callen. Leigh Christie, Lynn Christie, Susan Dillard, Linda Dukes, Beth Eagerton Luonda Farr, Lori Germame, Beth Gulley Melanie Hall. Suzy Hamrick, Robin Harrell Connie Hill, Julia Hodges, Maria Hopson Bonnie Kelley. Natalie Kellum, Diana Kyser Debbie Lester, Jill Limbaugh, Katy Low- rance, Melissa McAnally, Lynn McCay, Vida Merrell. Cami Narramore, Kerry Parker, Connie Pasley. Annette Phillips. Raphael Pi- lato, Julie Plant, Theresa Prestwood, Joni Roberts. Debbie Salem, Shon Scavo, Jenny Seifert, Susan Self, Anna Sharp, Angela Smith, Sarah Spencer, Sydney Statham. Joanie Stiff. Elaine Thomas. Becky Thomp- son. Tina Trmkler, Sarah Yates Big Brothers Mike Allen Ken Clayton Jamie Covan Tom Edwards Barry Gager Sean Groark Greg Logan Jay McKinney Shawn Menke Scott Reed David Roe Mark Seifert Joe Webb ALPHA TAU OMEGA Officers Members Little Sisters Andy Thurmond — President Jeff Kysen — Vice-President Mike Crabtree — Treasurer Charlie Mathis — Secretary Andy Allen, James Brannon, Rev Butler. Floyd Ceaebere, Danny Cobb, Charles Cowin, Mike Crabtree, Stuart Davies. Mike Eglin, Bruce Ekstrom, Sean Groark, Randy Howard, Harry Kampakis. Jeff Kyser, Greg Logan, Ron Massey. Charlie Mathis. James Meehan, Greg Merren, Jay Morgan. Charles Northen, Mike Poist. Bill Powell, John Reaves, Mike Scagnelli, Andy Thur- mond, Steve Tondera, Scott Wilson, David Witt. Art Womble. David York. Kent Pier- son, Howard Brazil Sandy Barker Lisa Barclett Tiffi Bates Sharon Blount Janet James Celeste Johnson Bibi Koulourides Elyse Kampakis Diana Kyser Dele Moore Nancy Rogers Ca! I , Ba- ' e Ternenne Smith Cathi Snow Allison Todd Amy Turnage Alicia Wmgard Jenny Seifert Mara Ramville KAPPA ALPHA Officers Stacey Headley — President Harrell Bullard — Vice-President Rhett Austin — Secretary Jimmy Lott — Treasurer Members Brooks Adams, Mike Allen. Lee Andersor Scott Anderson, Andy Anas. Rhett Austir Tom Austin. Joe Bernard. Pat Barnes □avid Bowden, Jim Bridges. Don Brice, Al- len Brown, Roger Brown, Mike Brumrr Harrell Bullard. John Burton. Jerry Chap- men. Todd Dalehite, Bill Daniels. Tom Edwards, David Fawal, Mac Feely, Rob Gul- lett, Greg Hamilton, Bobby Harlm, Andy Hawkins, Stacey Headley, John Hutchinson. Scott Ivey, Willson Jenkins. Jeff Johnson, Rick Keown, William Knoll, Steve Leyne, Barr Linton, Bruce Long, Jimmy Lott, Todd McBurnett. David McCoMum, Dale Mc- Geehon, Jay McKrnney, Chris McManus, Mike Mermo, Wede Neth, Frank Ozment, Matt Palco. David Phillips, Troy Post, Danny Rogers, James Sexson, Landis Sexton, Jimmy Sharp, Hank Sherrod. Jack Simon, David Taylor, Russell Wallace, Thomas Wa- ters, Skip Wetson. Little Sisters Donna Austin Meg Clark Casey Davis Laura Harvey Lynne Keenan Karen Kendrick Dorothy Little Bridgette Monroe Dawn Murphree Janice Thornton Rose Trmchitella Karen Widenhofen SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Officers Bert Moore — President Jim Walter — Vice-President Terrell Graves — Treasurer Joe DeManco — Treasurer Russell Levenson — Secretary Members John Akin, Kevin Alexander, Michael Bay. Taylor Bragg, Scott Bryant Steve Carter, Mike Cope, Richard Chen. Jay Doyle, Rod- ney Ferguson, D Franklin, Earl Freeman, Rod Gantt, Russell Hayes. Darby Henley. Donny Herring. John Hill, Wesley Hughes, Chuck Hugley. Davis Houston, Bryan Jack- son, Steve Jackson. David Jones. Leslie King. Jerry Kitchens. Tim Light. Sid Loehman. Jeff Looney, Joe Luttrell. Scott McCary. David McKee, Dan McKiever. Frank McRight, Andy Martin. Eric Moran. Stephen Moran, Rob Morgan, Bert Moore. Bart Nelson, Jim Porter. Mark Pullen. Scott Pyburn, Grady Ramsey, David Roe. Joseph Ronderos, Alfred Sherer, Butch Shotts. Bob Shufflebarger, Tommy Sisson, Hugh Sims. Bob Sipe. Buddy Smith. Stuart Smith. Steve Snypes. Brad Spencer. Jack Swift. David Tubbs, John Watts, Slay War- ren. Jim Walter. Jon Williams. Foster Yeild- Little Sisters Lulu Goodall Peggy Hamrick Lisha Harbaugh Cindy Hartseii Linda Kennemer Teresa Kidd Carol Morgan Paula Perkmson Agatha Pihakis Kathleen Real Tonia Sellers Julie Bushmiaer Monna Daugette Margaret Rubio LAMBDA CHI ALPHA f Chapter Officers Scott Howard — President Bobby Williams — Vice President Charles Allen — Secretary Robby Nettles — Treasurer Steve Skidmone, Joseph Webb, Damon Weirick, Neal Wilhite, Robert Wil- liams, Charles Winters, Keith Waldrop. Active Membership Joseph Ackerson, Charles Allen, Tynes Cowan, John Day, Jerry Dickerson, Bud Evens, Stan Fuhr, David Gibbs, Bruce Hagood, Dale Ike, John Jinright, David Nor- ton, Robby Nettles, Bill O ' Connel, Don Pittman, y Theta Chi Officers Mark Flatt — President Gary Real — Vice-President Paul Anderson — Treasurer Jay Simmons — Secretary Members Paul Anderson, Jim Capr-enter, Jeff Clank, Ken Clayton, Jamie Covan, Howard Day. John Denbigh, Mark Fleet. Bobby Flurry. Al- pha Garrett, Mark Hagood, Wes Harrison. Srini Kolli. Chris Lambert. Gary McLean. John Miller, Mark Mullens. Slick Nicholson, Wes Pickard. Gary Reel. Jim Roesel. Jey Seegers. Eric Senn. Jay Simmons, Mike Slobe. Steve Synnott, Jim Taylor, Trey Wa- ters, Sam Williemson. Chris Albers, Tommy Anderson, Rusty Brantley. David Brown, Phillip Campbell. John Collar. Chris Cosby, Pat Danley. John Dotson. Baily Falls. Jeff Gallups, John Hanson. Wynn Hayes, Tom Heed. Mark Hughes, Steve King. George McCluney. Webb McQuiddy. Shawn Menke. Edward O ' Neil. Todd Nielson. Keith PBrker, Arthur Ray, Ed Satterwhite, Garry Taylor, John Walker Little Sisters Elizabeth Allen Susan Ames Elaine Besh Buzz Edwards Lisa McLellan Connie Palsey Beth Pherns Jane Rueschenberg Debbie Salem Debi Sievers Bellamy South Jennifer Sommers Sarah Spencer Keye Weekley Tanya Williams GREEKS IN ACTION Top Row. Jim London. Jim Wade. Fred Bang. Gne g B.yan, and Gnav _Byrum . °w: EdOTMeil. Trey Waters, Darby Henley, Bob Sipe. Scott Bryant, and Tommy Giasen. Opposite page: Tommy Glaser moves in to steal the ball and backing him up is David York. Top: Goalie, Fred Berg, returns the ball to play after stopping a goal. Bottom: Scott Bryant attempts to scone. Above center-halfback Tommy Glaser passes around a Birmingham Cannon opponent. Below, David York and Jim Jordan scrimmage while Coach Burhan gives instructions. Illi, Mil it mi . -ntar-h Jinn Jondan moves past David Rowe duning practice. □ate 11 13 1 1 13 1 1 26-27 1 1 30 13 3-4 13 1D 13 1 1 13 17 1 3 33-30 1 5 1 8 1 13 1 15 1 3D 1 33 1 36 1 33 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 13 3 16 3 13 3 34 3 35 3 36 3 4 Opponent Berry Trevecca Alabama State Tournament AUM Kentucky State Talladega B-SC Invitational Tournament Bellhaven Eau Claire Berry Stillman Trevecca North Dakota Eau Claire Athens State UAH Talladega Stillman Alabama Christian AUM Livingston Montevallo AUM Alabama Christian Livingston Montevallo Athens State UAH Alabama Christian Athens State UAH Athens State Score 64-45 74-73 57-76 74-67 3C-7D 67-50 B5-74 34-61 36-83 88-71 65-56 54-53 63-65 56-67 1C4-65 83-71 35-68 63-68 73-78 6C-71 64-75 1 1 3-33 83-68 73-6 4 64-63 73-70 133-83 76-58 76-31 68-63 Back row: Car, Flowers. Dexter Manifield, Steve Austin, Alan Gruman, Dwjht s Barnes Front row: Coach Phil Zenoni. James Mathews, Reggie Keren. Harmon, Gary Clark, Pat Brown. Tom Morgan, Carl Crosby, Benard Lockhart, Dav d Anderson, Coach Greg Walcovich. 19B3 Seniors: Coach Zenoni, Benard Lockhart, Carl Flowers. Steve Austin, James Harmon, Carl Crosby, Coach Walcavich. JAMES HARMON NAMED NAIA ALL-AMERICAN James Harmon, a G-foot-B forward for Birmingham-Southern College, has been named to the NAIA All-America basketball team. Harmon, a senior from Goodwater, is the first B-SC basketball player to receive first-team honors. In 1 9BO-B1 , James Hender- son received Honorable Mention. To become eligible for All-America voting, Harmon was first cho- sen as a member of the All-District 27. He was also a unanimous choice for the All-Southern States Conference team. During the 1 2-week season, Harmon was named Player-of-the- Week in the Southern States Conference three times and received Honorable Mention five times. He led the conference in the re- bounding category with 287 for a 9. S average and was third in individual scoring with 566 total points for an 1 B. 9 average. In the Panthers ' 30-game season, Harmon was teams ' high scorer 21 times and top rebounder 2D times. He also led the team with 31 blocked shots. Harmon broke three B-SC records with B6B career rebounds, 237 field goals in a single season and 550 career field goals. Names to the All-Tournament team at the Eau Claire [Wis J Blu- gold Classic, Harmon was also voted Most Valuable Player of the B-SC Invitational Tournament. His highest-scoring game for the 1 9B2-B3 season was against Stillman College when he had 1 2 field goals and nine free throws for 33 points. The Panthers have won BS percent of their games since Harmon ' s arrival in 1 979. The record, including a 22-B season this year, is 95-40 for an average 21 victories each year. Since Harmon ' s arrival, B-SC has consistently been nationally ranked and competed in the 1 9B2 NAIA national tournament. Front row: Phi! Sanaceno. Daie Nelson, John Wyman, Richard Chen, John Foreman, Mike Mills, GUGnmes M,ddle now: Barry Vines, Jenny Riddle, Tony Colvent, William Bullion, Bn,an Bnown, Steve Speakman, Brian DePew Jam.e Swancy. Thind now: Head Coaoh Bill Meyen, William Lucas, John Niohol, John Tnav,s, Cnaig Howand, Lou Griffey Mark Koestens, Kink Bannand, Manty Span, Assistant Coach Joe Conconan. John Wyman, WiHiams Lucas, Brian Brown, Marty Span, Lou Griffy, John Nichol, K,nk Banard, Mark Koesters, Craig Howard, Mike Mills. 1Uj v ft § BSC TENNIS Pictured above are CL to R) Al Jones [Assistant coachD Beth Eagerton, Kathy Taylor, Julie Bushmiaer, Kathy Burnett, Ann Dielan CCoach] Back row: John Collar, John Denbigh, Sheri Scholl, Ray Deloteus, and Lynda Hershfeldt. INTRAMURALS . -3k F I I -■ - i Angela Scoggms, Ann Mane Lake, Mike Poist, Rebecca DeWine, Bill Daniels, Tracy McKay, Pat Danely, Rena Williams, Scott Anderson, Lynn McKay, Andy Thurmond as Rowdy, Sandy Barker. 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