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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1984 volume:

LIBRARY OF BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLL 5 0553 01001713 2 Contents Opening Happenings Organizations Sports Individuals Closing Advertisers 1 14 72 126 164 238 248 1984 SOUTHERN ACCENT Birmingham- Southern College Birmingham, Alabama Melissa Biegler, Editor .Uidy Tanquary, Assistant Editor Southern ivmg A Kaleidoscope of Places . . . Happenings . . Groups . . . Sports . . . Individuals .i CD o CD H O Q f •fl ' CD o Ml is ..(r SRr!SS?E:- a T . .1 :! — ■ Ji • X 3 - - - ■ r sii:;; ; ; ! ; !- ' . Being Ourselves . . . the individuals 10 11 12 r Together the individuals, groups, happenings and sports make up much of hfe at Southern. They make these the best of times. The 1984 Southern Accent staff invites you to remember them with us as you turn through the pages of this book. 13 HAPPENINGS Sganarelle and Company 16 !it ' JSJf2 iW!Mt m u f !tfiVAan srjXi!xmtma axxaa M3ttf Blood Knot 17 18 19 Ernest in Love 20 Monday After the Miracle 21 Pi Phis and KAs Take Greek Week Through Rose-colored Glasses 24 25 Merry Christmas Southern 26 27 at home 28 and abroad Interim. That time out from the ordinary. Spend Januar writing a paper on the eco- nomic development of Birm- ingham, working fort} ' hours a week at the hospital, teaching children, exploring the busi- ness world, seeing Russia, or loafing. Interim is many things to many people; perhaps it is one of the times when we can best see and en- joy the diversity that makes ' Southern special. 29 Chapel Plus! It seems there ' s always something happening at the Chapel. Indeed, the activities planned by Stewart Jackson, along with the other campus ministers and the Religious Life Council, seem to provide a ministry for almost everyone in the college community. Worship services, fellowship groups, the weekend-off, and the Last Lecture Series are but a few of the contributions made to life at Southern. 30 31 33 .1 0 Ti t SHMTr jw Signs of the Time You Still Have Time ..,,j; To Make Brlk ' n Days of Fre edom ' y- ' 3-T rcth btcavst ii tloor creak ' :r ' ' - ' : WA t L liFjMi ok A1 lvk Dr. fanios H. Cuok For octtng cruelly and brutally tciwarda his organ students, forcing them to dt) unlawful acts such .is — liracticlny I ' lng and luboriDus hours — spending sleepless oiglUti in tlic liKr.Try J Lst ' . ' ninR latis — boating thcci to ■: ' T ' i ' — Tclllrf; thorn chtv ' ..V,! ;■;.]■■ (n . r. ' -iO . iasi: ot fijcLt:.! — KJ.llinR thira a J0 to :-. ' S--.jt .(; ■ ■ ' ■.•-; :.- l:i. ; t ' ' . hi ki ref rcslwtiiCs into ihi ' (.--ii r ' .. . , -i ' .,- (!■,, ir ■:■[■ throats IF SKEN, PI.WSF. l-iiCK if; ,v; UK.. 34 iT .T9 FLICKS N FOOD 35 SPLASH! 36 r -■- ' i ' I • ' -, , ► ■ t. ' } tv 13 t t- Life Around the Fountain ' • I L_J ' - H2« ?K 37 sharing expertise and experience Speakers 38 Abdallah Bouhabib on Lebanon 39 Politics Comes to Southern Ben Erdreich Gary Hart ERDREICH FOR CONGRESS 40 Howell Heflin with Floyd Riddick 41 45 The Necessities of Life? 46 47 48 Weekend Off Early in tlie tall of 1983, a group of B-SC students took a weekend off from school work and the hustle and bustle of city life. It was a time for fun, fellowship and worship at Camp Sumatunga. Students from many religious denominations and from various groups on campus got together to get to know each other and to enjoy the beautiful weekend. The weekend was carefully planned with activities such as hikes, bonfires, and worship services. The Retreat was sponsored by the Religious Life Council and most of the activities and services were lead or planned by students. The theme of Weekend Off ' was appropriate because of the rela. ing atmosphere of the retreat. The retreat was a great way to begin the Fall term. It united the group of students and created new friendships and happy memories. The weekend was an inspirational time for renewal of body, mind, and spirit. — Diane Holliman 49 Senior Art Exhibition Kathleen Real Jeffrey Ritch (bottom left) Paula Andrews (bottom right) 50 Jeffrey Mitchell Freda Selma Doris Clark 51 Bands Provide Music Throughout Year Wind Ensemble 52 53 Musical Notes Megan Wells wins Stephens Steve Kimbrough begins Bach series 54 55 THE CHILD IN ALL OF US ... 56 57 FIRST ANNUAL OPEN CAMPUS FORMAL Featuring Back Door Rhythm CPEN CAMPlJS rCFAUL Saturday May 12 8pm in Simpson 58 59 Nurses Receive Caps Perhaps one of the most exciting moments for a student who is studying to become a nurse is the moment when that student receives the nursing cap. On Wednesday, Febru- ary 8th, sophomore, junior, and senior nursing students here at ' Southern were given caps in an assembly in Mun- ger Auditorium. The Capping Ceremony is a tradition that goes back to the davs of Florence Nightingale and recognizes the stu- dents ' official entry into clinical nursing practice. The caps are traditionally designed by the institution which the stu- dent attends. The Birmingham-Southern College caps were designed by Professor Tucker in the Art Department. The sophomore level caps are designated as plain white, whereas, the junior level cap has a wide gold band around it and the senior level cap has a wide gold band with a black band in the center. This design recognizes the school colors. At B-SC the nursing cap is to be worn as part of the official uniform in the hospital. Nursing caps, traditionally, were worn as protective devices to cover the hair; now they are svmbols rather than functional. Following graduation, even if a student goes to graduate school, it is the cap that was worn in basic training that a nurse will wear throughout his or her career. — Pam Forsythe 60 61 clunking Anyone? Birmingham-Southern ' s new organization for spehmking. Southern Cavers, has had a bus and exciting year. Students in this group have spent their weekends exploring caves in the area. Stella McCall and the student leaders of this group have made it one ot the fastest growing and most interesting on campus. 62 63 OUIDA B. KINZEY RETIRES? uida Blackerby Kinzey, popular instructor and scholar, was honored by ii friends, colleagues, and students on April 29, 1984 with a reception marking her retirement. The reception included an exhibition of a part of Professor Kinzey ' s extensive work in photography, including prints from her slide presentation Patterns. The College also announced an endowed scholarship in her name. Professor Kinzey ' s love for math and concern for students has made her a favorite at B-SC; she will be missed. But those who know her are certain that retirement will bring new and exciting projects for this warm, enthusiastic human being. 64 HONORS DAY The valedictorians were honored. The three are shown above with Dr. Berte. L to R: Louann McWhorter, Eric Senn, and Kimberly McGee. ' avid Taylor receives the John Franklin Locke Prize in Mathe- latical Analysis. John Adams receives the Bert Meadow McTyeire Scholarship. 9 65 AWARDS DAY tr Dr. James Cook receives the Henr ' C. Randal! Award. Kath - Burnett collects the AOPi sports trophies. ■ f J i wk i WJ Dr. Thomas Moore receives the Cheerleader Spirit Award. Tracev Fulkerson receives the Circle K Blood Dri e Award for Pi Phi. 66 GRADUATION 1984 67 68 Sx B W- Hi— r Quiet Moments . . . ORGANIZATIONS SOUTHERN GREEKS Axn AKA Aon KA PBO ZTA AOA ATn KA AXA ex XAE %mv. m-L Panhellenie — Dudlev Long, advisor; Donna Austin, AOPi; Lori Germain, ZTA; Rena Williams, AKA; Lillian Barnwell, AXO; Susan Gilliam, Pi Beta Phi. Interfraternity Council: Sparky Daniels — Kappa Alpha Bud Evers (Chairman) — Lambda Chi Alpha Sean Groark — Alpha Tau Omega George McLuney — Theta Chi Terry Chapman — Sigma Alpha Epsilon = SOUTHERN SORORITIES Axn AKA Aon KA PB ZTA 75 ALPHA CHI OMEGA Milette Acton Carol Adams Elizabeth Allen Jodv Baptist Lillian Barnwell Ellen Seal Sue Ellen Bean Paula Birch Kelly Campbell Lark Champion Hunter Chastain Leigh Cochran Paula Davis Diane Dietlein Emily Dinsmore Ann Eason Margaret Embry Carole Fischer Kristi Gilmore Kirsten Givhan Elizabeth Golson Susan Grabryan Leslie Gunter Jacqueline Hail Dorothy Hanline Judith Harbor Ginger Holmes Melinda Holsomback Jennifer Howard Kevin Hurd Janet James Karin Johnson Celeste Johnston Tamara Klepper Ellen Koppersmith Melanie Markham Jan Masingill Jocelyn Mcclelland Lori Miner Jamie Moore Kathy Moring [ Michele Munsey Lisa Narrel! Cynthia Nobles Diane Pease Theresa Perri Elizabeth Pharris Ashlyn Pierce Mara Rainville Sabrina Rayfield Lacey Robertson Nancy Scott Mehssa Self Deborah Shelton Deborah Shih Eileen Sites Laurie Smith Pardis Sooudi Elizabeth Stuhldrehe, Angelique Turk Elizabeth Vann Nicole Williams Treva WiUiams Deborah WilUs Janet Willis Krvstal Wolfard AXCt AXn AXIl = ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Alpha Kappa Alpha Faith Anchrum Tunja Greene Traci SattsBeld Rena Williams Tracy Wilhams AKA AKA AKA AKA AKA AKA AKA AKA 77 ALPHA OMICRON PI Maria Adiercreutz Libby Alexander Leigh Ann Alexander Donna Austin Eliza Brady AJIison Brown Kathryn Burnett Dayna Glower Heather Comfort Monna Daugett Casey Davis Elizabeth Dominick Madelyn Emmerson Gina Fawal Roseann Fhppen Juhe Floyd Meredith Folland Leona Ann Friday Ellen Furio Jaydie Gamble Elezabeth Gardner Amelia Gunn Beth Haggard Cynthia Hartsell Susan Hartsell Judy Hastings Tracey Hinton Claire Hite Karen Kendrick Teresa Kidd Sandra Koulourides Liz Krauth Erin Kuehn Jody Kussman Cynthia Lamar Katherine Leos Kristin Manthey Melinda Mitchell Kathi Morris Dawn Murphree Gail Nash Eillen O ' Kelley Adelia Patrick Paige Perkins Agatha Pihakis Terri Ramsey Kathleen Real Patricia Reaves Margaret Ann Benneker Carol Richardson Jane Rueschenberg Lori Rueschenberg Sharon Rushing Elizabeth Ryan Sandra Ryan Cathy Sarrell Ann Satterfield Sheryl Scholl Lee la Sistia Bellamy South Lacey Tarrant Sonya Thomas Kristi Tingle Amy Tumage Mindy Vanmatre Deirdre Walker Mar ' Lynn Wells Christine Wenning Kimberly Williams Tanya Williams Lisa Woods Aon Aon Aon = KAPPA DELTA Lisa Bartlftt Katherine Holt Tracey Barnes Cecile Howard Christine Bautiiann Janie Howard Rebecca Beaton Lane Jackson Holly Belt Lisa Kelly Michelle Belhay Linda Kennamer Dana Bolton Kyle Kennedy Dawn BottorfT Ann-Marie Lake Lisa Bradford Dorothy Little Susan Brannon Lucy Lyons Tina Brothers Leigh Ann Mathls Lynn Brotherton Mary McCall Josephine Bryant Tracy McCay Stacey Bryant Karen Mcelroy Julie Bushmiaer Christine Mckelvey Cynthia Cadenhead Bridgette Monroe Jane Campbell Paula Perkinson Julie Carwie Celeste Piatt Rhonda Cook Ramsey Rickart Paula Davis Susan Roach Rebecca Dewine Carolyn Robertson Elizabeth Donahoo Margery Sams Susan Donovan Katie Sefton Elizabeth Elder Marion Steele Barbara Elebash Laura Steffev Lynn Ferguson Kelly Stevens Angela Ford Cynthia Stone Nora Foshee Lynn Sumrall Wendy Gibb Anna Swindle Jennifer Crimes Bridget Towne Anne Hamner Joanne Walsh Ellen Harris Kathleen Wier Martha Haves Sarah Wilder Michelle Hobgood Angela Woolridge Kathleen Holifield KA KA KA KA KA PI BETA PHI Nancy Johnson Sung-Yun Kim Veronica Lamb Sheela Madasu Mary Mcnutt Melanie Merlde April Mullins Beth Nielsen Leschen Nobis Kathryn Ray PhyUis Runnels Connie Schipman Cassandra Shuler Jada Strachan Marjorie Terry Judith Thomas Elena Turchiano Suzanne Vaughan nB |) HBO HBO i = ZETA TAU ALPHA ' JS Kathleen Adams Lisa KletD Kristi Adcock Diana Kyser Gayle Andrews Debra Lester Pauia Andrews Jill Limbaugh Jeannie Bennett Katherine Lowrance Louise Bond Melissa Mcanally Frances Callen Lynn McCay Emilv Clark Lisa Merren Susan Dillard Kerry Parker Nancy Duffey Susan Phillips Linda Dukes Julie Pieroni Lisa Dunlap Julie Plant Rebecca Dunning Samantha Powe Beth Eagerton Theresa Prestwood Lucinda Farr Dishongh Scavo Beverly Gaston Mary Schauer Lori Germain Jennifer Seifert Tonya Gooding Angela Sharp Nancv Griffith Gaye Smith Beth Gulley Jane Smith Robin Harrell Amy Speake Constance Hill Joan Stiff Julia Hodges Michele Sylvester Frances Ippolito Lisa Tarkett Dana Jackson Lucy Tatman Patricia Jann Christina TrinkJer Natalie Kellum Sarah Yates Sangeeta Khurana ZTA ZTA ZTA :J t iS: ' y. ' : , 4l ' .. ■ . =SOUTHERN FRATERNITIES AOA ATH AXA KA ex ALPHA PHI ALPHA Charles Ball James Bell Theodore Cheatam Gary Clark Genie Goldsmith Damian Laster Erich McMillan-McCall Julhp Oledeke Harold Owens Kelvin Ramsey Victor Stevenson Marlon Walker Ac A AOA AOA 84 ALPHA TAU OMEGA Paul Adams Andrew AIIlmi Jeflrey Campbell Floyd Caseberc Daniel Cobb Charles Cowin Michael Crabtree Campbell Crocker Stuart Da ies Michael Eglin Sean Groark Randall Howard Joseph Jennine Harr Kampakis Dwa ' ne King Charles Krauth Gregor. ' Logan Gregon, ' Merren Jack Morgan Thomas Neill Charles Northen Ste e Tondera Phihp ' auehn David Witi Arthur Wombk- Da id York ATfi ATO ATfl ATa 85 KAPPA ALPHA Michael Allen Barr Linton Andy Arias Bruce Long Rhett Austin James Lott Thomas Austin Douglas Lowery Joe Barnard John Mander Patrick Banies Todd McBurnett James Bridges Dale McGeehon Michael Brum mitt Michael McLeary John Burtion Christopher McManus Gray By rum Michael Merino Scott Campbell Thomas Mitchell Jerome Chapman Charles Montgomery Bill Daniels Hugh Nickson Sparky Daniels James Ozment James Dicus James Pennington Christopher Dupont David Phillips Mac Feelv Daniel Rogers Michael Geer Mark Seifert Bryan Geerlings Landis Sexton Jack Glasscox James Sharp Robert Gullett Henrv ' Sherrod Gregorv ' Hamilton John Simon Robert Harlin David Taylor Andrew Hawkins Norman Towne Robert Jenkins Albert Trousdale Jeffrey Johnson Michael Vaughn Richard Johnson Ned Vaughn William Knoll Thomas Waters Javme Lartigue Perry Wooley Stephen Layne Mark Young KA KA KA KA KA ! ' ' ii ' hiHi LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Charles Allen Christopher Barker W ' ilhan Cowan Thomas Curington John Day Thomas Doggett Clarence Evers John Fairington John Finklea William Hart SeoH Howard Dale Ike William Ingram John Jinright Harold Looney William Nettles Max Skidmore Ward Smith Jeffrey Stuckey Nathan Waldrep Joseph Webb Robert Williams John Wright AXA AXA AXA THETA CHI WiiSi Theta Chi John Holliman Christian Albers Stephen King William Allen Ravi Kolli Paul Anderson David Kreisberg Lerov Bever Chris Lambert Rush ' Brantley Nikolai Makarenko David Brown George McCluney Steve Burford Stan McKay Philhp Campbell Gary McLean James Carpenter Webb McQuiddy Jefferv- Clark Martin Mead John Collar Shawn Menke Pistol Collins Brian Nicholson Christopher Cosby Eric Nicholson James Covan Todd Nielsen Patrick Danley Edward O ' Neil John Denbigh Ben Peake John Dotson Wes Pickard Mark Easter Ken Poole Bailev Falls James Roesel Mark Flatt Michael Rowell Robert Flurry Herbert Satterwhite Matt Fowler James Seegers Jeffrey Gallups Eric Senn Alpha Garrett Brent Shelton Ronald Gonia Jay Simmons Todd Goodwin Michael Slobe Brad Gosdm Stephen Svnnott Mark Hagood Garr ' Taylor David Halliburton Jesse Turner Todd Hamilton Brad Turner John Hanson John Walker Larrv Harmon David Williams Wynn Hayes James Williamson ex ex ex ex ex SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON H I 1 H ft V l n fl V j ' V-. ti x [ t Iv i Sigma Alpha Epsilon Andrew Martin John Akin Scott McCar ' Kevin Alexander David McKee Robert Bay Frank McRight Taylor Bragg Joel Megginson Terr ' Brown Eric Moran Scott Bryant Robert Morgan Steve Carter Bart Nelson Guy Chancy Steve Noser Terry Chapman James Porter Richard Chen Robert Porter Joseph Demarco Jeffrev Pullen Robert Dixon Mark Pullen Rodney Ferguson Scott Pvbum Denson Franklin Gradv Ramsey Earlv Freeman David Rice Kevm Fuller David Roe Roddie Gantt Joseph Ronderos Roy Granger Don Shotts William Graves Robert Shufflebarger Gilbert Grimes Hugh Sims Jonathan Hand Thomas Sisson William Hand Shannon Smith Darbv Henlev Stuart Smith Donald Hernng Stephen Sn ' pes Davis Houston John Sowell James Hughes Bradlev Spencer Charles Huguley Phillip Tarpley Stephen Jackson Michael Taylor David Jones David Tubbs Leslie Kmg James Tucker Troy Layton Chad W achter Joab Lesesne Sla Warren Russell Levenson Brantlev Watts Timothy Light John Watts Jeffery Looney James White Sid Lowman Davis Whittelsey Douglas Lumpkin James Wilson Joseph Luttrell Jonathan Williams Jack McDonald Foster Yeilding SAE SAE SAE XA SOUTHERN PHIANTHROPIES Fraternities and sororities at Birmingham-Southern are involved in many activities and fundraisers to bene- fit a variety of philanthropic interests. Many of these fundraisers provide entertainment for the campus com- munity as well. For example. Alpha Chi Omega hosts an annual Casino night to raise money for Cystic Fybrosis and this year Kappa Delta and Alpha Omicron Pi got together for the first annual Double Trouble party to raise money for the Children ' s Hospital in Richmond, Virginia (KD) and the Arthritis Foundation (AOPi). AOPi also hosts the annual Mr. Hilltopper competition. The KD ' s participated in a St. Patrick s Day fundraiser at area malls to help the local Child Abuse Shelter. Pi Beta Phi sells and delivers carnations each year to raise monev for Arrowmont, a school of arts and crafts, in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. The members also partici- pated in a Skate-a-thon for Toys for Tots this year. Zeta Tau Alpha ' s philanthropy is the Association for Retarded Citizens; as a part of their work with the Association this year the Zetas participated in A Spe- cial Day for Special People at Oak Mountain. Alpha Kappa Alpha sold Balloon-O-Grams to support Muscu- lar Dystrophy; the Kappa Alpha ' s joined the effort to help the Muscular Dystrophy Association by sponsor- ing a Doomsday fundraiser. Alpha Tau Omega bowled this year for Kids Sake. Sigma Alpha Epsilon support its philanthropy each year with a King Kame- hameha party. Barbara Elebash 90 mwiM [ f tt • T %j «■■: ' ' H, ' aft ' PP 3 r 1 7 91 93 94 KAPPA MU EPSILON Kappa Mu Eps lon is a mathematics honoiarx ' which strixes to recognize excellence in the field of mathematics and to develop an appreciation for the beant ' of mathematics. Election of new members is held each spring. Members: Donny Herring, President Judy Tanquary, Vice-President Carol Anderson, Secretary Richard Sturgeon, Treasurer Rhett Austin Melissa Biegler Michael Brummitt Beth Eagerton Stephen Franklin Jeffrex ' Gallups Atul Khurana Leslie King William Knoll Jerry Lin Joseph Luttrell Robbie Nettles Diane Pease Victor Powell Katherine Thomaston Lisa Voketz James White Bonnie Pierce Willetts ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Freshmen who attain a 3.5 grade point average during their first year at Birmingham-Southern are invited to join Alpha Lambda Delta. Indeed, the purpose of this organization is to recognize and promote scholarship and to encourage continued achievement among students in their first year of college. Members: Scott McCary, President Meredith FoUand. ' ice-President Lark Champion, Secretar) ' Da ' id Taylor, Treasurer Milette Action John Adams John Akin Susan Ames Carol Anderson Jodell Atchlev Rhett Austin ' Gregory- Banks James Barber Mary Sandra Barker Donald Barnett Brian Bates Michael Beasley Charl Blankenship Melissa Blythe Phihp Bohannon Paul Bolus Connie Bonds Ta lor Bragg Roman Russell Brantley Da id Brown Michael Brummitt Greg Bn,ant Emih ' Burge Stephen Burgess Jane Burlingame John Burton Mar ' Sue Caldwell Donald Camp Cathy Collins Marianne Cook Carol Coston Julie Crotwell Ellen Cunningham Stuart Davies Casey Davis Lisa Dean Rebecca Deuine Renee Dinsmore Elizabeth Dominick Elizabeth Donahoo Thomas Edwards Melanie Farr Glenn Feldman Rodney Ferguson Christine Fisher Denson Franklin Steven Franklin Ellen Furio Jaydie Gamble Roddie Gantt David Gardner Rhonda Jan Coble Aloysius Golden Clare Golson Deslon Goodman William Graves Melani Grimes Sean Groark Alan Gruman Mark Hagood Catherine Hamrick Allison Hardy Cynthia Hartsell Janet Hines Julia Hodges Katherine Holt Jill Hoube Davis Houston Randall Barry Howard Suzanne Howze Stephen Jackson Susan Jackson Gregorv ' James Karin Ann Johnson David Jones Mark Joyce .Margaret Kay Lisa KelK ' Man ' Khalaf Geeta Khare Atul Khurana Sangeeta Khurana Diana Kirk Jerpi ' Kitchens Elizabeth Krauth William Laborde Cvnthia Lamar Troy Layton Maria Levin Jerry Lin Barr Linton Dorothy Little Gregory Patrick Logan James Lott Joseph Luttrell Martin Strickland Charles Mathis Karen McClendon Michael McCrary Kimberly McGhee Gar ' McLean Louann Mcwhorter Shawn Menke John Miller Anthony Mika-Daniel Carrie Mitchell Jeffery Mitchell Bridgette Monroe Eric Moran Donna Moseley Stephen Mowery Michele Munsey Dawn Murphree Robbie Nettles Cynthia Nobles sheila Nvajeka Ellen O ' kelley Franklin Ozment Deborah Palmes Janet Parker ' Dana Partridge Kristin Patterson John Patton Diane Pease Paula Perkinson Elizabeth Pharris James Poist Pamela Pruett Robin Rankin . ' ndrea Ready Kathleen Real Patricia Reaves Alicen Richard Jeffer ' Ritch Amy Robertson Paul David Robinson Joseph Ronderos Jane Mueschenberg Sandra Ryan Donald Sanders Angela Sanzotera Catherine Sarrell Andrea Saxon Peter Paul Scalise Dona Schmidt Eric Senn Evelvn Shearer Phillip Shell Henrv ' Sherrod Robert ShuSlebarger John Simon Hugh Sims Thomas Sisson Leela Sistla Stephen Braxton Smith Jennifer Sommers Clarke Stallworth Steve-Anna Stephens Victor Stevenson Paul Strikland Richard Sturgeon Hideo Suzuki Judith Ann Tanquary John Kelvin Terry Allison Todd Kevin Tucker Elena Turchiano David Vigee Ernest Braxton Walder John Watts Linda Watts Megan Wells Michael White Karen Widenhofer Sarah Wilder Deborah Willis John Wood Virginia Yerby 95 PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma seeks to honor and encourage scholarship amonj the freshman class who have at least a 3.5 cumulative average and eligible for membership in Phi Eta Sigma. 1984 Initiates: Wesley Allen Paula Baker Trac ' Barnes Holly Belt Leroy Beyer Max Blalock Mary Brady Virginia Brannock David Bryant Shannon Cason Todd Chambers Mary Clements James Crego Larkin Daniels Robert Dannelly Diane Dietlein Robert Dunn Rebecca Dunning Bailey Falls David Fawal David Francis Earl Freeman Sabine Goetz Elizabeth Golson Roy Goodman Daniel Gosdin Robert Grav ' Whitney Hamilton Charles Hartzog Harry Hays Cecile Howard Kristen Hull Patricia Jann Mar ' Beth Kiker Kimberly Kinsey Ellen Koppersmith Anne-Marie Lake Tien Le Douglas Lowery Melanie Markham Carolyn McCord Martin Mead Hugh Nickson Eric Nicholson Bernard Nvajeka ; freshman students. Those members of who are in the top 207 of their class are Lisa Parrish James Pennington Julie Pieroni Raymond Poore David Rice Mark Ridings Sara Royer Lisa Rueve Jonathan Rutherford Melissa Self Deborah Shih John Sowell Anna Swindle Lisa Tarkett Gary Thomas James Tucker Deidre Walker Mary Wells Stephen West Ta lor Wicker David Williams 96 PSI CHI Students with a 3. overall grade point axerage and a 3. 25 grade point average in psychology are eligible to join Psi Chi. The purpose of Psi Chi is to promote the study of ps chology and to maintain scholarship among all of its members in all fields in general and in psychology in particular. Members: Mark Joyce, President Mark DiChiara, Vice-President Pam Tidwell, Secretary-Treasurer Anita Chastain Janet Hancock Johanna Jenkins Robin Smith Martha Thomas Suzanne ' aughn 97 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY The American Chemical Society is a group oistudents in chemi,str - and the related sciences. This group seeks to give students a chance to hear speakers on a variety of subjects related to science. Members: Lisa Peacock, President David Phillips, Vice-President Patty Simpson, Secretary Atul Khurana, Treasurer Monica Agarwal Carol Anderson Raetta Bevan John Chang Leigh Cochran Stuart Davies Sean Groark Mark Hagood Mary Khalaf Getta Khare William Knoll Joseph Luttrell Tracy Mayfield Robert Mever Christie Osborne Mistv Phillips Juhe Plant William Roy Angela Sanzotera Andrea Saxon Michael Slobe Nathan Waldrep 98 BAPTIST CAMPUS MINISTRIES Baptist Campus Ministries seeks to proN ide Christian experience in worship, Bible study, fellowship, missions, ministries, and leadership. In addition to the weekK Tuesday Night programs involving speakers and discussion, the group sponsors a numlier of Bible study groups on campus and supports and participates in a number of mission efforts. Participants: Paula Birch, President Leslie Gunter, Social Chairperson Jim Head, Bible Study Chairperson Gwen Dees, Missions Chairperson Jairus Adams Wes Alien 1 Carol Anderson Jodi Atchley Lillian Barnwell Christy Baumann Mike I3easiey Donna Beck Pamela Bosweli Gail Branock Don Brice MolK ' Bright Tina Maria Brothers Gray Gyrum Alan Calhoun Kelly Campbell Shannon Cason Lark Champion Heather Comfort Barbara Crump Ted Davis Trelia DeYoung Russ Dorsey Nancy Duffey Lisa Dunlap Maxine Ford Pamela Forsvthe David Francis Susan Gilliam Stan Glassco.x Sabine Goetz Ron Gonia Tonya Gooding Chuck Goodman Tunja Greene Judy Harbor Patrick Harkins Evan Lee Hart Andrea Harrell Karen Hawkins Diane Holliman Elizabeth Janes Joey Jennings Barr Kay Rian Paul Kegerreis Kim Kinsey Lisa Marie Klein Veronica Lamb Ricca Lattanzi Elizabeth Layne Ann Logue Lisa Lucas Melanie Markham Earline Martin Nancv McBav Randy McBay Frances McDaniel Evan McGinnis Ronnie McKav Mimi Mika-Daniel Tony Mika-Daniel Steve Moore Veronica Nicholson Laura Norris Steve Mowery Lisa Parrish Charlenia Pitts Jackie Ray Pattie Reaves Harold Rich David Roe Allison Sellers Valerie Sherrod Debbie Shih John Sowell Jada Terry Strachan Richard Sturgeon Hideo Suzuki Laura Taube David Taylor Hugh Terr ' Pati Tiller ' Tracv Mavfield Bill tubbs Mary Lynn Wells Taylor Wicker TracN ' Williams Debbie Willis Earin Wilson Jeanne Wrobel 99 ALPHA EPSILON DELTA AED is a pre-medical honorary dedicated to the effort to encourage and recognize excellence in pre-medical scholarship. It also strives to promote cooperation and contact between medical and pre- medical students and educators in developing programs of premedical education, and to use its knowledge for the benefit of health organizations, charities and the community. The group regularly sponsors programs and speakers, many of which can be enjoyed by the entire College community. Members: Bruce Long, President Wesley Pickard, Vice-President Pam Pruett, Secretary Pierre Scalise, Treasurer John Akin Rhett Austin Sandy Barker Taylor Bragg Robert Flurry Jeffrey Gallups Jill Hoube Mark Joyce Teresa Kidd Leslie King Atul Khurana Jennifer McGraw Ellen O ' Kelley Joseph Ronderos Catherine Sarrell Mark Seifert Eric Senn Lisa Voketz 100 BLACK STUDENT UNION The purpose of the Black Student Union is to create cultural awareness among the members of the group and the College community. The Black Student Union is open to all B-SC students and sponsors many activities and programs each year. Members: Faith Anchrum Paula Baker Donna Beck Pamela Bosvvell Felisha Calloway Don Camp Carla Crawford Lisa Dean Maxine Ford Tunja Greene Lisa Holliman Daphne Hyter Damian Laster Earline Martin Lisa McCarroll Freddy McNeal Helvi Nghitewa Veronica Nicholson Harold Owens Charlenia Pitts Victor Powell Theresa Prestwood Kelvin Ramsev Jackie Ray Daveta Robinson Valerie Robinson Traci Satisfield Valerie Sherrod Victor Stevenson Kevin Tucker Rena Williams Tracy Williams Michelle Wilson 101 CHRISTIANS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE Christians for Social Justice seeks to iniprox e the social conditions existent in Birmingham and in the world The group strives toward this goal both through programs to raise awareness of issues on campus and by active participation in such projects as the Greater Birmingham Ministries Shelters and the Birmingham-Southern Food Bank. Members; Theresa Prestwood, President Kristen French, Vice-President Donny Barnett, Secretary Carol Anderson huk Bannister Kvle Bass Paula Birch Ted Davis Trella DeYoung Suzanne Etheredge Suzanne Estes Pam Forsythe Clare Golson De lon Goodman Carla Higgins Kevin Higgs Diane Holliman Scott Howard Kris Hull Debbie Hunslev Kim Kinsey Sally McCleskey Ronnie McKay Amy Lee Robertson Judy Tanquary Lucy Tatman David Tubbs Bill Tubbs Karen Widenhofer Debbie Willis 102 WESLEY FELLOWSHIP The Wesley Fellowship is a group of students at B-SC whose purpose is to promote Methodist fellowship and stud ' . This group is open to all students and meets weekly at Stewart Jackson ' s house to discuss topics of interest. The Hill Street Blues club meets immediately afterwards in front of Stewart ' s 103 CIRCLE K Circle K is a service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. Membership is open to all B-SC students. Circle K is always active in campus and community service activities. Perhaps their best-known activity is their sponsorship of Red Cross blood drives on campus. Members; Carol Anderson James Covan Casey Davis Beth Gull ey Diane Holliman Deborah Hunsley Patricia Jann Lisa Kelly William 6 ' Connell Annette Phillips Wes Pickard Juhe Pieroni Kelvin Ramsev Lacey Tarrant Joanne Walsh Gretchen Wells Karen Widenhofer Tanya Williams Tracy Williams Kimi Yim 104 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity. Its members give their skills, knowledge, time, and abilities to leadership, friendship, and service for the campns and for the community. Membership is open to all B-SC students pending a pledge period. The members are then given the option of becoming a Life Member. Members: Monica Agarwal Faith Anchrum Paula Baker Barclay Browne Brian Cole Ola Cross Shawn Cosper Lisa Dean Diane Dietlien Bud Evers Ma.xine Ford Jana Fowler Mike Hagood Troy Jackson Elizabeth Lyane Jerry Lin Tracy Mayfield Lisa McCarroll Julie McLemore Sonya Nobles Laura Norris Victor Powell Pam Pruett Kelvin Ramsey Don Sanders Traci Satisfield Becky Thomas Melody Tray lor Kevin Tucker Suzanne Vaughan Kathy Watts Taylor Wicker Rena Williams Tracv Williams 105 TRIANGLE CLUB The Triangle Club is a group of thirty sophomore students who serve the College Some of their primary responsibilities include assisting with freshmen orientation, ship days and numerous other campus events. Members; Steve Snypes, President Christine Wenning, Vice-President Adelia Patrick, Secretary Chuck Allen Philip Bohannon Jody Bryant Richard Chen Betsy Dominick David Fawal Meredith FoUand Earl Freeman Javdie Gamble Beth Gulley Andy Hawkins Wynn Hayes Tracey Hinton Davis Houston Jennifer Howard Suzanne Howze Stephen Jackson in a number of ways, registration, scholar- Karin Johnson Mary Khalaf Damian Laster Barr Linton Melanie Merkle James Poist Katie Sefton Leela Sistla Bill Tubbs Kevin Tucker 106 PRESIDENT ' S STUDENT SERVICE ORGANIZATION PSSO recognizes students who have served the College in a variety of areas. These students are active in projects in the President ' s OflFice, Church Relations, Public Relations, the Development Office, and other activities related to the life of Birmingham-Southern College. Students are selected each spring after nominations by the faculty, staff , or fellow students and are chosen for their willingness to work and serve the school. PSSO Members: David Tubbs, President Lyn Emmerson, Vice-President Gretchen Wells, Secretary John Akin Kevin Alexander Andy Allen Gayle Andrews Donna Austin Jim Barber Melissa Biegler Paul Peter Bolus D. Taylor Bragg Phil Brasher Donald Brice Ruth Ann Brown Robin Smith Burks Donald Camp Terry Chapman Stuart Davies Casey Davis Jon Denton Rebecca Dewine Susan Dillard Bob Dixon Betsy Dominick Bud Evers Lynn Ferguson Dee Franklin Lea Ann Friday Tracy Fulkerson Ellen Furio Jeff Gallups Terrell Graves Lana Grubbs Leslie Gunter Judy Harbor Cindy Hartsell Donnv Herring Jill Hoube Chuck Huguley Greg James David Jones Teresa Kidd Russ Levenson Dorothy Little Greg Logan Jimmy Lott Gary McLean Andy Martin Joe! Megginson Bridgette Monroe Leschen Nobis Harold Owens Paula Perkinson Page Phillips Helen Poynor Jim Poist Victor Powell Kelvin Ramsey Kathleen Real Margaret Ann Renneker Amy Lee Robertson Margaret Rubio Sheri Scholl Mark Seifert Lew Sellers Tommy Sisson Judy Tanquary Slay Warren Jacqueline Washington Rena Williams Tre ' Wood Lisa Woods Foster Yeilding Kimi Yim 107 CONCERT CHOIR The Birmingham-Southern Coneert Chon- rs wideh recognized for its excellence. In addition to proNiding musical entertainment for a variety of audiences, the group allows students to gam valuable experience in choral performance and to learn a range of literature. Members: Mike Allen Gayle Andrews Melissa Bates Angie Batey Todd Berry Cathy Brooks Flisha Calloway Brad Council Ted Davis Betsy Dominick Kevin Dyess Suzanne Etheredge Devlon Goodman Greg Hamilton Angela Harris Byron Harrold iark Hayes Melinda Holsomback Theresa Hudson Thomas Hunter Scott K. Ivey Greg James Alicia Jones Natalie Kellum Linda Kennamer Cynthia Lamar Damian Laster Melissa McAnally Joel Megginson Adelia Patrick Theresa Prestwood Mark Ridings Jon Marc Rutherford Traci Satisfield Pierre Scalise Suzie Scott Jennifer Seifert Mark Seifert Melissa Self Anna Sharp Melissa Thames Thomas Waters Trisha Watkins 108 PHI SIGMA IOTA Phi Sigma Iota is a language honorary for advanced students in this field of study. The purpose of Phi Sigma Iota is to recognize students with outstanding achievement and promote continued study of these languages. Members: Casey Davis, President Chip Walker, Vice-President Amv Robertson, Secretary Susan Donovan, Treasurer Lisa Dean Wynn Hayes Lisa Rueve David Shelton Amy Speake Louann VIcWhorter 109 COLLEGE REPUBLICANS The purpose of the College Republicans is to promote a better understanding of politics at all levels. The group also serves as an official auxilary to the Alabama Republican Party. Members: Paula Ann Perkinson, President Thomas E. Sisson, Vice-President Sarah E. Wilder, Secretary Joe Wooten, Treasurer Rebecca Beaton Jeannie Bennett Brice B entley Maron Boohacker Lisa Bradford Jane Campbell Nicole Christenson Brian Cole Ellen Cunningham Liz Elder Nora Foshee Trey Granger Terrell Graves Lisa Klein Barr Linton Mary McCall Karen McElroy Chris McKelvey Lisa Parrish Julie Pieroni Jim Porter Scott Smith Lynn Sumrall Anna Swindle David Taylor James Taylor Jay Wilson no YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats have been very busy in this election year. Members have worked with a number of the presidential hopefuls and have been responsible for bringing a number of prominent political figures to campus. This year members also worked at the Yellow Pupp ' , the first annual fundraiser for Young Yellow Dog Democrats. Young Democrats Members: Debbie Hunsley, President Kelvin Ramsey, Vice-President Hugh Terry, Treasurer Kevin Tucker, Secretary John Adams Paula Baker A.J. B elongia Paul Bolus Apsie Brown Frankie Callen John Finklea Stan Glasscox Rob Harmon Connie Hill Troy Jackson Liz Krauth Stephen Layne Theresa Prestwood Landis Sexton Tracy Williams Treva Williams 111 ACTIVITIES THROUGH STUDENT INVOLVEMENT Activities Through Student attempts to provide activities for all students and to promote school pride, unity and social fulfillment. Among the group ' s manv projects is the annual Sadie Hawkins Day. Any student who is interested and willing to participate actively ma ' join. Members: Carol Adams Monica Agarwal Mary Almand Faith Anchrum Donna Austin Tracy Barnes Christy Bauman Mar on Boohaker Phillip Campbell Charlie Copeland Dinah Dickard Rosanne Flippen Elaine Fountain Julia Gibbons Mike Hagood Jackie Hail Larry Harmon Harry Hays John HoUiman Mark Hughes Deborah Jordan Kim Kinsey Diana Kirk Anne Marie Lake Jerry Lin Sheela Madasu Lisa McCarroll Shawn Menke Melinda Mitchell Sonva Nobles BiH ' O ' Connell Beth Pharris Victor Powell Kelvin Ramsey Carolyn Robertson Jim Roesel Don Sanders Debbie Shih Kevna Warren Kathy Watts Rena Williams Tracv Williams 112 DEBATE SOCIETY The Debate Society seeks to allow students the opportunity to learn oratorical skills in a fairlv informal atmosphere among peers. The society also strives to make the student more comfortable when speaking before a group and tries to nurture an ability to critically analyze the content of a speech. The group has sponsored numerous debates on a variety of social and political issues. These debates are open to the campus. Members: John Adams Hugh Terry Lisa Klein, Secretary-Treasurer Donna Beck President Vice-President Bruce Bentley Todd Chamvers Ellen Dhlinmayo Mark Hand Kevin Higgs John Jinright Damien Lassiter Bruce Long Kelvin Ramsey Landis Se.xton Richard Sturgeon Marlon Walker 113 AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION The American Marketing Association is a relatively new addition to the list of campus organizations. Nonetheless, it has grown quickly and already provides numerous benefits to its members and to the campus in general. The group sponsors programs, many of which are publicized throughout the campus. In addition, it provides its members with opportunities to meet and learn from professionals in the marketing field and to explore job and career possibilities. Members; Kenny M. Harper, President Charles Copeland, Vice-President — Membership Chris Cosby, Vice-President — Finance Lynn Ferguson, Vice-President — Communications Ed Russell, Vice-President — Promotions Programs Paula Birch, Secretary Ruth Adams Tom Austin Jim Barber Lillian Barnwell Lisa Bartlett Dawn Bottorff Kelly Campbell Jim Carpenter Sally Chadbourne Terry Chapman Martha Chenault Dan Conley Dinah Dickard Kathy Dickerson John Dotson Barbara Elebash Jana Fowler Ginger Gidden David Halliburton Ellen Harris Jane Jackson Jan Johnson Lisa Marie Klein Richard Marks Shawn Menke Carrie Mitchell Brian Nicholson Leschen Nobis Helen Poyner Art Ray Ed Russell Greg Sanders Philip Saraceno Connie Schipman Charlotte Scott Anna Sharp Thomas Waters Kathleen Watts Robert Williams 114 SOUTHERN CAVERS Southern Cavers is a new group on campus. It is composed of students who have an active interest in spelunking. The group has explored caves throughout the area and has e en camped in such caves. Any interested student is invited to join. Members; Randy McBay, President Steve Moore, Vice President John Wideman, Secretary Treasurer Garry Taylor, Publicity StaflP Donnie Saunders, Publicitv Staff Danny Cobb Ola Cross Brad Gosdin Jana Fowler Bruce Haygood Michael Haygood Donna Knoke Steve Lavne Stella McCall Lynn McMeekin Hugh Nickson Don Sanders Andrea Saxon Chris Slatsv 115 ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY The Association for Computing Machinery was estabHshed in order to further interest in and awareness of all aspects of computing. The group is open to all interested students. Members; Steven Scott, President Steve Franklin, Vice-President A.J. Belongia, Secretary-Treasurer Philip Bohannon Jim Cobb Bud Evers Mike Hagood Steve Mowery Lacv Tarrant Jack Webb Robert Wilhite 116 ART STUDENTS LEAGUE The Art Students League emphasizes interaction and exchange of ideas among those students who are particularly interested in art and artistic endeavor. The group often designs and sells T-shirts for a variety of campus events. This year the ASL initiated the Art Jam, which provided an opportunit - for students and faculty to enjoy the art produced b ' students and to relax for a few minutes with music and a picnic. Members: Allison Hardy, President Ward Smith, Vice-President Clarke Stallworth, Treasurer Paula Andrews John Blackwell Doris Clark Randy Cachet John Ferrington Whitney Hamilton Scott Howard JeflF Mitchell Daniel Moore Jeff Ritch Freda Selma Billy Street Michael Swann Lisa Tarkett Jim Wade 117 MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board is an organization which seeks to recognize and encourage scholarship, leadership, and service. Membership is based on these qualities as exhibited in campus organizations. 1984 Initiates: Carol Anderson Paul Bolus John Burton Donald Camp Reta Crook Lisa Dean Jonathan Denton Rebecca Dewine Denson Franklin Ellen Furio Clare Golson Sean Groark Mark Hagood Mark Hughes Gregory James Lisa Kelly Cvnthia Lamar Joel Megginson Mary Louise Muir Franklin Ozment Landis Sexton Jay Simmons Richard Sturgeon Judith Tanquary Deborah Willis 118 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Omicron Delta Kappa is a fraternity to honor men and women who are in the top third of their class academically and have shown outstanding leadership in one or more areas of student life. Selection is made each spring by student ODK members. 1984 Initiates: Carol Anderson John Burton Ruth Ann Brown Donald Camp Jonathan Denton Susan Donovan Denson Franklin Ellen Furio Jeffrey Gallups Clare Golson Sean Groark Alan Gruman Mark Hughes Deborah Hunsley Gregory James John Jinright Lisa Kelly Cynthia Lamar Russell Levenson Joseph Luttrell Andrew Martin Joel Megginson Mary Louise Muir Deborah Palmes Lisa Peacock Amy Lee Robertson James Floyd Roesel Landis Sexton Richard Sturgeon Judith Tanquary 119 PHI BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa seeks to honor outstanding achievement in the academic reahn. Members are selected by facuhy members of Phi Beta Kappa based on grade point average and distribution of courses. Members: John Marvin Akin Arthur Rhett Austin Donald Taylor Bragg Michael Lee Brummitt Cassandra E. Davis Susan Mason Donovan Roddie Roy Gantt Graves Scott Hall William Wesley Harrison Cynthia Nevill Hartsell Jill Suzanne Hoube John David Jones John Mark Joyce Atul Khurana Bruce Allen Long Kimberly Kay McGhee Louann McWhorter Carrie Ruth Mitchell Ellen Catherine O ' Kelley Paul Weslev Pickard Alicen B. Jill Richard Amv Lee Robertson Peter Paul Scahse, HI Eric Randall Senn Ernest Braxton Walker Karen Maria Widenhofer 120 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The Student Government Association is a group of elected representatives from each class or place of residence. The purposes of the SGA are to control student publications, to administer the provisions of the Honor Code, and to promote student activities. Members: Lew Sellars, President Andy Martin, Vice-President Dorothy Little, Secretary JeflF Gallups, Treasurer Dr. Henry Randall, Advisor Kevin Alexander (representing Junior Class) Leigh Ann Alexander (Freshmen) Faith Anchrum (Married Students) Joe Barnard (Commuters) Jamie Covan (Fraternity Row) Lisa Dean (Women ' s Dorms) David Fawal (Sophomores) Jaydie Gamble (Women ' s Dorms) Stan Glasscox (Freshmen) Shari Helton (Commuters) Jan Kelly (Evening Students) Bruce Long (Seniors) Jim Poist (Sophomores) Kelvin Ramsey (VIen ' s Dorms) Eric Senn (Commuters) Landis Sexton (Men ' s Dorms) Hugh Terry (Seniors) Tracy Williams (Juniors) 121 Southern Accent Staff Melissa Biegler. Editor and Jud - Tanquaiv . Assistant Editor Greeks: Marv Almand and Barbara Elebash 122 Sports: Ste e La ne, Beth Eagerton, Dinah Ditkard, Diana Kirk and Ben Peakt I o H N Z o H Q H C 3 Greeks Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Tail Omega Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon Theta Chi Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Delta Pi Beta Phi Zeta Tail Alpha Panhellenic InterfraternitN ' Council 124 Honoraries Alpha Epsiloii I t-Ita Alpha Lamixla Delta Beta Beta Beta Eta Sigma Phi Kappa Delta Epsilon Kappa Mil Epsilon Kappa Pi Mortar Board Omicron Delta Kappa Phi Alpha Theta Phi Beta Kappa Phi Eta Sigma Phi Sigma Iota Pi Kappa Lambda Pi Tau Chi Psi Chi Sigma Tau Delta Piihlications Hilltop News Publications Board Quad Southern Accent Interest Groups Acti ities Through Student In ol ement American Chemical Society American Marketing Association Art Students League Asian Student Union Association for Computing Machinery Baptist Campus Ministries Birmingham-Southern Cavers Black Student Union B-SC Bands Business Club Campus Outreach Christians for Social Justice College Republicans Concert Choir Conflict Simulation Societ ' Debate Society Education Society Fellowship of Christian Athletes Hilltop Singers International Students Association National Association of Accountants Nurses Christian Fellowship Panther Spirit Club Pre-Health Professionals Peer Advisor ' Committee Pre-Law Organization Quest II Organization Committee Southern Chorale Student Alumni Council Student Go ernment Association Student Judiciar - Student Nursing Association Weight Club VVesle ' Fellowship Young Democrats M n 1 m xm — . JSC - x- w Service Clubs Alpha Phi Omega Circle K Good Neighbor Fellowship Music Ambassadors President ' s Student Service Organization Southern Food Bank Triangle Youth Ambassadors 125 I SPORTS Soccer . . . the suspense! Back (left to nght): Head Coach Preston Coklfarb. Scott Bryant ( 5). Jnn Wade ( IS). Ed ON .U 7) Darin Henle ( ' B ' ' ' i ' ' ;! ' ' L ;: David York ( 11), David Brvant ( 3), Dan Dees, manager. Front (L to R): Anthony Onyegbula ( 10), Chris Moesley ( 6), Panl Adams ( 9), Joe Webb ( 4). Tommy Mitchell ( 1). Gray Byrum ( 17), Stuart Yurtin ( 19), Jason Comer ( 13). and Grey Gryant ( S). 128 . ' 129 130 132 PRESTON GOLDFARB Preston Goldfarb, soccer coach, came to the HiUtop in August of 1983. Goldfarb received his BS degree from U.A.B. in 1972. He later received his Master ' s Degree in physical education and administration from the University of Montevallo. Goldfarb received his J.D. Degree from the Birmingham School of Law. Goldfarb ' s interests extend beyond the soccer field. He enjoys scuba diving and underwater photography and goes on many research expeditions. Goldfarb is presently employed in the Hospital Administration Department at U.A.B. Goldfarb is optimistic about the soccer team for the 1984-1985 season. 133 Basketball . . . the thrill! Front (L to R): James Mathews, Paul McCrarN . To,n Morgan, Dexter Menefield, Tox nis Roods Reggie Keith, David Anderson. Bac ' k (L to R) Atheletic Director Rob Moxley, Head Coach Joe De;u., Pat BroxMi, . lan Grumean. DxMglit Exaiis, Can Clirk, Graduate Assistant Todd SmyK ' , Assistant Coach Rob ' Phillips 134 1984 Seniors James Mathews, David Anderson, Dwight Evans, Coach Joe Dean, Pat Brown, Dexter Menefield, Reggie Keith. i 136 137 139 140 JOE DEAN As our new basketball coach, Joe Dean, Jr. brings to Birmingham- Southern an impressive background as a coach and player. The 29-year-old Louisiana native comes to The Hilltop from the Uni- versity of Kentucky. In 1977 Dean joined the Kentucky Basketball Staff as an assistant coach. During the next six years the Kentucky basketball team accumulated a 145-42 record and won the 1978 NCAA Champion- ship. They were the SEC Champions four times. Prior to his work at Kentucky, Coach Dean was a graduate assistant coach at Mississippi State Universi- ty. He earned both a bachelor ' s and a master ' s degree in physical educa- tion and was a three year basketball letterman for MSU. Joe Dean is an energetic coach with contagious enthusiasm and a tremendous love for the game of bas- ketball. We are happy to welcome him and his wife Ellen, along with their two children, Scott and Leslie, to The Hilltop. 141 Tennis • • • the skill! Front (LtoR) Coach Ann Dielen, Do oth Little. Marx Lx nn Wells, Heather Comfort, Nancy Griffith, Lnida Hershfelt, Sherri Scholl- Captain. Erui Kuehn, Julie BiLschmaier. Back (Lto R): John Collar — Captani. George Ehas, Burton MacDonald, Nik Makarenko, John Manser, John Watts, John Dotson, Chris Dupont, Coach Al Jones. 142 m. M mr ' -7 ..- v ? z 143 144 145 146 teJ T , ANN DIELEN AL JONES Since coming to B-SC in 1977 to re-establish the tennis program, Ann Dielen has compiled an impressive record as coach ot the men s and women ' s teams. Coach Dielen was formerK ' ranked 10th in the nation in girls 14 and under, and second in the South in girls 16-18, and women ' s. She was also ranked first in Alabama in women s singles, doubles and mixed doubles, first in Georgia in women ' s singles, doubles, and husband and wife doubles and twice placed on the Junior Whightman Cup for the South. Prior to coming to B-SC, she was an assistant teaching pro at several clubs. Associated with tennis for more than 40 years, Al Jones has taught man ' tournament and college players — several who have been nationally ranked. He has experience as a city tennis coordinator and received the tennis Man of the Year award in 1960 for starting a successful cit ' wide tennis program in Warren, Ohio. In addition to his duties as assistant coach. Coach Jones heads the tennis program at Eastwood Community School and teaches free- lance. 147 Baseball . . . the excitement! First row: John Foreman, Dale Dobbs, Brian DePew, Barrv Vines, Gil Grimes, Richard Chen, John Travis, Jamie Swa ncy. Second row: Mike lannello, Dale Nelson, Tonv Colbert, William Bullion, Trent Lowery, Ricci ' Lattanzi; Third row Derek Sharp, William Lucas, John Wyman, Lou Griffey, John Hackett, Marty Span, Scott Sibley, Kirk Bernand, Phil Saranceno; fourth row: Coaches Mike Mills, Gary Randall, Kevin Niewulis, Jake Griesbach. 148 SE - V ' ■i ' - 149 liii«t:«-S-K.i3Si3El . % mS. GARY RANDALL Gary Randall began his first year as head baseball coach on The Hilltop following four ears as an assistant to Roy Mewbourne at Vanderbilt. A 1978 graduate of B-SC, Randall was the last athlete to participate in both basketball and baseball at Birm- ingham-Southern. He was a pitcher on the 1977 and 1978 teams and played forward on the 1977 B-SC bas- ketball team. After graduating from B-SC he served as a graduate assistant baseball coach at the University of Tennessee. He received his master ' s degree in physical education from Tennessee in 1979. During his four years at Vander- bilt as pitching coach, the Commo- dores won 110 and lost 88 and won the SEC Championship in 1981. 153 Cheerleaders • • the spirit! Scitht leiif-cilic, THCE. ' 0 J?IN6 lES TTI ' Lynn McCay, Jesse Turner, Tracy McCav; Rowdie- Barbara Elebash. Sandy Barker Thurman, Pat Danley, Renee Williams, Steve King, and Scott Helms (not pictured). 155 Intramurals . . . the fun! A iitw Ballet step Tre - ' ARRGH! 157 158 160 161 r I • 163 INDIVIDUALS a u o O • OS s C5 Robert Moxley: Vice-President for Financial Affairs Neal Berte: President of the Col- lege W. Edmund Moomaw: Vice- President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College 168 George Jenkins: Vice-President for De- velopment Dudley Long: Dean of Students Robert Dortch: Vice-President for Admis- sion Services 169 Campus Bookstore; Bettye Winfree, Camille Shields, Dora Lee Johnson, Charles Wesley Counseling Center: Judy Harrington, Stewart Jackson, Abbev Carlisle Phillips Administration: Front — Barbara King, Jackie Falls, Kathv Tucker, Jo Miner, Betty Douglas; Middle — Carol Hvclie, Gertrude Clark, Frances Kaylor, Dorothy Webster; Back — Pat Kidd, Claire Rutland. Rubye Lewis 170 L Student Affairs: Gwen Dill, Dudley Long, Marilvn Hancock, Bob Glenn Shamrock Food Services: Front — Mike Flory, Marie Vizzina, Patricia Jexx, Jan Carpenter, Tony White; Middle (1) — Queenie Hawkins. Jimmie Sue Garner, Janie Thomas, Linda Hawkins, Deborah Savage, Ron Rhone, Sam Lee, Lorenzo McKinney; Middle (2) — Mozel Collins, Mike Kenl ' , Elaine Beard, Sharon McClain, Deborah Palmore, Susan Clark, EdnaAlford, Thomas Merritt, Shirle - Pat- terson, David Phillips; Back — Mildred Heard, Brenda Odom, Rosa Johnson, Wyanna Moore, Linda Stinnett, Tim Cmo- luch, Mattie OUison, Annie Posey, Kevin Smith Second Floor Manager: Front — Caroline Putman, Louise Flemming, Kay Webb; Middle — Josie Woody, Rebecca Bevis, Mar - Roberts, Ginger Yerby; Back — Toni Phillips, Brenda Carrington, Jeanette Andrews, Brenda Ridgeway, Deanie Young, Carol Dudley, Virginia Jeely 171 Library: Front — Mary Elizabeth Alford, Carolyn Cooper, Barbara Scott, Ann Hamilton; Back — Mary Erickson, Martha Wingo, Mamie McCrary, Janice Poplau Stockham; Left — Lora Terry, Philip Shirley; Middle — Clarice Wade, Karla May, Roberta Webb, Martha Carroll, Dave Dyson; Right- Charlotte Rueschenberg, Freida Boling, Robin Jackson, Virginia McMahn, John Harris Division Secretaries: Front — Cindy Fol- kers, Pam Williams, Laura Guthrie; Back — Alice Starrett, Judy Holliman, Grace Burns, Vonda Fulton 172 r Nancy Campbell-Goymer: Psychology Guy Dalto: Sociology Donald Dixon: Psychology o p- O o o C 3 173 Barbara Lester: Sociology —--I Richard McCalluni: Psychology Charles Moore: Political Science Irvin Penfield: Political Science 174 r Donald Bradv: Business Administration L. Aubrey Drewry, Jr.: Economics Marjorie Gunter: Account- ing Will Heath: Economics o o o o c 5 V5 N o 5 175 Patrick Hawley: Education C3 Bobbv Don Whetstone; Education 176 William Baxter: Music 3 QTQ C 5 Aubrey Berg: Theater Arts 177 James Cook: Music Andrew Gainey: Music ■f William DeVan: Music Thomas Gibbs: Music Ronald Hooten: Music Jane Glaser: Music Robert Shelton: Art Charles Mason: Music David Smith; Music Lloyd Slone: Art Hugh Thomas; Music Bob Tucker; Art 180 Diane Brown: French Jane Archer: English David Fralev: Historv Paul Franke: Philosophy P 5 C 5 Earl Gossett: Religion and Philosophy 181 Hi ' P _±. ' . 1 W Ann Hamilton: Library Michael Mclnturff: English Ursula Hendon: German and Spanish 182 William Nicholas: History Samuel Pezzillo: Classics William Ramsey: English Janice Poplau: Library 183 C 3 o P rD c C 3 David Johnson: Mathematics 185 Hoyt Kaylor; Physics and Mathematics Lynn Lewis; Chemistry Ouida Kinzey: Mathematic: Stella Lynn McCall: Chemistry Margaret Millsap; Nursing 186 187 Jeff Spears: Computer Science Douglas Waits: Biology Robert Wilhite: Computer Science 188 FACULTY HIGHLIGHTS Now isn ' t that beautiful? That could he an American beauty rose or a siuun spring da ' or even the Pieta. However, wiu ' ii Dr. David Johnson utters this phrase, he is referring to a matheuiatical problem. W ith his exclamations of Now isn ' t that beautiful? and Do you believe that? his excitement about mathematics cannot help but spill over to his students — moti ating them and introduc- ing them to the wonder of mathematics. Birmingham-Southern College welcomes Dr. Johnson from Louisiana State University where he had been a professor of chemi- cal engineering for the past twenty-one ' ears. During his career at L.S.U., he published twenty books and forty-two articles dealing with various topics in chemical engineering. Not onK ' is he well- recognized in engineering literature, but he is also revered by his peers. Last year at L.S.U., he won the Alumni Distinguished Faculty Award, a teaching honor. In addition to his B. A. in chemical engineering, Dr. Johnson also holds a Masters degree and Ph. D. in applied mathematics. This year the newest member of the mathe- matics department has taught lower and upper level math courses ranging from pre-calculus to calculus I and II to differential equa- tions. In addition to his engineering books, he is also co-author of A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the White House. His newest book presents a comical look at funny things said and done in presidential elections from the election of our first President to our fourtieth President. Having always been interested in politics, he chose his topic because he had not seen man - books written on the subject. The New York Times Syndicate bought the rights to his book and will re-print the entire book in five to six installments beginning this coming October. As evident by his latest book. Dr. Johnson ' s interests are not solely academic. In his spare time he enjoys sports but as a spectator more than a participant. His favorite spectator sports are baseball and tennis. In addition, his hobby is collecting old coins. One of his most prized possessions is an 184 9 Dougle Eagle worth twenty dollars until mintage ended in 19.3.3. Anyone who has taken a Johnson course or has one on a future schedule will see that ' Southern is lucky to ha e him! — Karin Johnson I Mrs. Scad Helmi, Assistant Professor in Accounting, was born and raised in Gisa, Egypt. She received her undergraduate degree in Accounting at the University of Cairo, and her masters degree in Business Administration at the University of Michi- gan. Mrs. Helmi joined the facultv ' at Southern this fall as an Accounting professor. She chose a career in teaching because of her love for the academic life. ' iewing her students as serious and above average in intelligence, she feels that her time and resources are effective- ly put to use which accords her much job satisfaction. When asked how she hopes her students will remember her, Mrs. Helmi replied that she wants them to remember her as caring about them, personally as well as academically. She hopes her students gain from her class the self-confidence which comes from knowledge. -Vlrs. Helmi, who came to the U.S. in 1963, says she appreciates the greater freedom and opportunities available to women in this country. When asked about Alabama, she replied that she enjoys the climate and the people; the climate in Alabama is almost identical to Egypt ' s climate, and the people are warm and courteous. Mrs. Helmi likes spending her spare time with her family — her husband and three sons and their German Shepherds, Champ and Crystal. Her hobbies include international cooking, especially French and Chinese, sewing, reading psychology, and listening to music — ranging from Beethoven to Kenn ' Bogers. Students compliment her on her warmth and kindness toward them; her ' door is always open for those wishing to stop by and visit. 189 Dr. Paul Bailey, well-known professor of biology at ' Southern, amazes freshmen and upperclassmen alike each ear as he lectures without any notes. His extensive knowledge of biology, years of experience, sharp organizational skills, and a fantastic memory are some of the factors enabling him to do this. Dr. Bailey has published several books, including the introductory biology text which he used in BI 101 until last year. He is now in the process of publishing another textbook. Human Biology, which will be released within the next year. Dr. Bailey ' s love for biology is accompanied by a keen interest in American primitives, which include artifacts from .Amer- ica ' s past that Dr. Bailey collects. He is especially fascinated by the Civil War and artifacts from this time period. The appeal of American primitives stems from his rural background in Baileyton, Alabama (near Cullman), where he now lives on the farm on whic h he grew up. Dr. Bailey has a down-home friendliness toward everyone, and he expresses an interest in his students that extends beyond the classroom to their interests and concerns. The caring attitude which Dr. Bailey exhibits toward his students is related to his sincere desire not only to teach students but also to stimulate the interests ot students in learning. The way he brings biology to life, so to speak, is a big step toward accomplishing that goal. He is encouraged by those students who are indeed eager to learn, which is why he particularly enjoys freshmen who usually approach his class enthusiastically. — Carol Anderson Mira Popovich, head of BSC ' s Dance Department is originally from Belgrade, Yugoslavia. She came to America in 1973 after danc- ing as a soloist for eighteen years with the Serbian National Ballet Company. Mira trained for eight years at the Yugoslavian State Ballet School under Nina Kirsanova, a principle dancer of Anna Pavlova ' s company. Mira made her debut with the Serbian National Company in a production of Faust, and went on to star in the compan ' s production of Swan Lake for over ten years. Although the dual role oi Odette Odile in Swan Lake was her favorite, Mira iiho enjoxed dancing the principal roles in such ballets as Giselle, Esmeralda, and Don Quixote. Mira enjoys the working atmosphere at ' Southern, especialh ' ha - ing a staff that is open-minded and receptive. In her opinion, this is necessary for a liberal arts college. Although she feels that intensive training in any area of the arts can sometimes conflict with the responsibilities of a liberal arts institution, the growth in the Dance Department here at ' Southern gives many talented people a chance at a dance career that they might not have possibly had. Mira is a self-proclaimed optimist. She says dreams are important t o the life of the individual as long as they are balanced with reality. As a child in Yugoslavia during the war, she had to define what was important in her life, and she tries to guide her students with that philosophy. Teaching is fulfilling for Mira; through it she can see the results of her experience and live vicariously through her students. I believe in tomorrow. It ' s sometimes hard to get through today, but I believe in tomorrow. — Scott Musgrove 190 Dr. Barbara Lester, professor of Sociology , joined the faculty of Birmingham Southern in the Fall of 1975. Dr. Lester received her undergraduate degree from the University of Arkansas and Doc- torate of Sociology from Vanderbilt College. Recently, Lester has completed major research work in the areas of Sociology and Religion. Not only is Dr. Lester an excellent professor, but she is also an involved and a caring friend to her students. Her enthusiasm is communicated to her students in such a way that it soon becomes contagious. Students who have had courses in Criminal Justice, Contemporary Social Problems, or Intro, to Research know this to be true. During the past January interims, she and hubby Dr. Paul Franke have taught a course on the prison systems and prison reform. Dr. Lester is also known for her collection of newspaper article clippings. She seems to be that certain type of pack-rat who cuts out articles and funnies of all sorts of issues religiously. A student can be sure to spot something new tacked on her office door or her bulletin almost every week. She laughingly told her SO 202 class that her house will collapse soon under the weight of all those newspaper clippings. Her students really enjoy this frequent treat, so please keep on clipping. Dr. Lester! During the interview, when asked about her life outside of a classroom, she answered with a grin, Is there a life outside the classroom? However, she did confess that on her days off, she does enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and keeps her youthful physique by jogging. She also enjoys very much restoring and refinishing old furniture. But her and Dr. Franke ' s favorite hobby seems to be cooking, especially experimenting with new recipes with their Wok. She and Dr. Franke may be brown- bagging for lunch everyday but it is rumored that the two of them can cook up a mean dish of Mongolian Beef One of the most important things to Dr. Lester is that her students enjoy her classes and learn to share some of her enthu- siasm. Through her classes and her willingness to just sit and chat, she helps her students to rel ate to others and to their social problems. By incorporating her delightful sense of humor and enthusiasm into her method of teaching. Dr. Lester is able to present social theories and ideas in an enjoyable atmosphere as well as making Sociology classes a truly delightful experience for her students. — Kimi Yim i Did ou know that one of our Birmingham-Southern professors is quite an authority on Latin-America, and the history of Latin- American — United States relations? Well, Dr. William Nicholas is er ' much an authorit ' on Latin-America, and continualK interested in our southern neighbors. In case ou are not familiar with Dr. Nicholas, he mainly teaches recent, American Diploma- tic Histor ' courses; during interim of this year he and Dr. Archer led a group in reading English translations of famous Latin- American literary works. Dr. Nicholas grew up in South Texas, and he believes this is where his interest in Latin-America and its culture began. Mex- ican Americans make up a large part of the population in South Te.xas and are an important minority. Coming in contact with so many Mexican Americans created an interest in their culture and background. Dr. Nicholas furthered his interest b - obtaining a Bachelor ' s Degree in Latin-American History from Trinity Uni- versity. He then went on to graduate school at Tulane Universit ' where he received his Ph.D. in Latin-American — United States diplomatic relations. During his graduate studies. Dr. Nicholas traveled to Guatama- la partly as a student and partly as a tourist. Since then. Dr. Nicholas has traxeled quite a bit. Four years ago, he decided to learn to speak Spanish fluently. In the summer of 1982, Dr. Nicholas went on sabatical to Mexico. He lived with a Mexican- ' ' ?? ,-? ' « Students often wonder about the man wandering around the computer labs who looks like a classical sooth-sayer or Biblical prophet. He mutters at the computers, talks to himself as he thinks, and laughs much when speaking with others. Those who have been fortunate enough to meet him or to take one of his classes recognize him as Dr. Roy Wells, Professor of Religion. Dr. Wells graduated from Birmingham-Southern College in 1957 with a degree in classical studies; he received his Ph.D. in 1969 from Vanderbilt University with an emphasis in Old Testament studies. Indian family while studying at a university in Mexico. During Dr. Nicholas ' summer in Mexico, the country was experiencing very difficult economic times. According to Dr. Nicholas, this proved to be an interesting trip. Not only was he able to observe the effect of economic distress on the country as a whole, but he experienced it on a personal level as well. Dr. Nicholas ' wife, Mary Ellen, is a Spanish and French teacher at Homewood High School. They are both interested in the study of Latin-America and its culture. Mrs. Nicholas has accompanied her husband on quite a few of his Latin-American trips, but Dr. Nicholas says she has never taught him Spanish. When Dr. Nicholas is not teaching or traveling, he is still very busy. He is a member of the League of Women Voters, a non-sexist, non-partisan organization. This year he put together two programs for the League of Women Voters. One was on nuclear arms control, and the other was on national security. Along with being a member of the League of Women Voters, Dr. Nicholas enjoys playing the piano and cooking authentic Mexican dishes. Dr. Nicholas has several ideas on present United States-Latin- American policy. He feels that the success of the United States makes it hard for us to identif ' with third world nations such as El Salvador, Nicaraqua, and Mexico. According to Dr. Nicholas, these countries need time to develop, and trying to impose our form of government and policies on them could do more harm than good. He cites a favorite quote to sum up his feelings; Poor Mexico, so far from God and so close to the United States. ' — Mary Beth Kiker His recent achievements include an article, Indications of Late Reinterpretation in the LXX of Jeremiah 2LT-23, to be published in Zertschzift fur die Alttestamentliche Wissenschat; he is working on The Massoretic Redaction of Jeremiah. which will be published in the Journal of Biblical Literature. Beyond his professional interests. Dr. Wells has spent much time co-parenting with his wife their three children. During a past phase of his life, he was marginally in ol ed with social activism: issues sur- rounding the Vietnam conflict and civil rights movement, especially the voting rights bill in 1963. In another past phase, he enjoyed photography, a hobby which led him to build two darkrooms; he gave up this interest, though, when he realized that his tastes exceeded his ability. Dr. Wells describes himself and his wife as nomads. They enjoy buying old houses and restoring them. In this process, he has become a second-rate carpenter, plumber, painter, and electrician. Another favorite activity of Dr. Wells ' is traveling. Being lost where no one speaks English is, for Dr. Wells, great fun; he claims to model his lectures on a similar pattern. He likes traveling in Jordan and Israel best because of his taste for wallstumps. Dr. Wells is also an avid movie fan. 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Lawson Pre-med Scholarship; Triangle Club; President ' s Student Ser ' ice Organization; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Melissa Biegler Southern Accent staff. Assistant Editor, Editor; Resident Advisor; Dean ' s List; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Tau Chi; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; Educa- tion Society; President ' s Student Service Organization; Youth Enrichment Program. Rhett Austin Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Mortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa. Kappa . Ipha Order Freshman Scholarship Citation, John Franklin Locke Prize in Mathematical Analysis, International Youth In Achieve- ment, Dean s List, Kappa Alpha Order Social Fraternity, Corre- sponding Secretary, Recording Secretary ' and Scholaiship Chair- man, President and Chairman of the Executive and Prudential Committees; Hilltop News — Staff Writer, Assistant Editor, Edi- tor; Student Judiciary, Publications Board, Student Representa- tive; Mortar Board Treasurer. 226 Taylor Bragg Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma; Vice-President, Triangle Club; President ' s Student Service Organization; Mortar Board, President; Omicron Delta Kappa; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Beta Beta Beta; xMember of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity. Has held offices of Intramural Manager, Scholarship Chairman, and Secre- tary. Currently serving as the Senior Member of the Finance Committee. Participate in all intramural sports (football, basket- ball, volleyball, softball.) Ruth Ann Brown Dean ' s List; Panhellenic President; First Vice-President of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity; Rush Advisor; Triangle Club; President ' s Student Service Organization; American Chemical Societ -; Recipient of the Skipper-Valentine Scholarship fi-om the First UMC (Ozark); Intramural (volleyball, basketball, baseball); Administrative in- ternship. . ' .- i 1 ■ ' ' ' ' ' t y, . L f gi b. X ' ' if gt w H ,.? • 1 Rp fm .k Jk f - ■ mm: - ' mM jr K ' fl ' ; ' w j W ' fl B$ ' f JjStm 1 i. m !-dm. Casey Davis Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Phi Sigma Iota Language Honorary, Phi Eta Sigma — President 1981-82, Alpha Lambda Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi Scholarship Award 1981, Alpha Omicron Pi Sororitv — Scholarship Chairman 1981, Vice-President 1982, Treasurer 1983, Kappa Alpha Litde Sister, Rose; Student Judici- ary, Chairman; Election Board Chairman; Resident Advisor, As- sistant House Director; President ' s Student Service Organization; Triangle Club, President; Circle K. 227 ;; fM ' IH « R ' « L. ' !■ N - ' i ■ . | ||«! ;• i H 1 , Vf 1 Susan Donovan President ' s Student Service Organization; Young Democrats; Sec- retary of Social Regulations Board; Student Representative to Educational Policy Committee; Student Co-Cliairman of Parent ' s Weekend; Intramural Representative for KD; Phi Sigma Iota; Mortar Board; T. Bradley Fulkerson Award and David Vann En- dowed Scholarships; Top Ten Intramural Allstars; Dean ' s List; Kappa Delta Social Sorority, President of Pledge Class, Best Pledge, Assistant Membership Chairman, Membership Chair- man, Member of Chapter Bylaws Committee, Chapter Standards Board Member. JefF Gallups Student Government Association, Commuter Rep., Treasurer, Budget Committee, Health Services Committee, Honor Code Committee; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Cheer- leader; Theta Chi social fraternity; British Studies at Oxford — Scholarship; President ' s Student Service Organization; Dean s List. ' ,: 1 ' , 1 k I 1 • .- a isiisiii!«v M J|| i - . JL m 1 i p- 1 Cindy Hartsel Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Phi Alpha Theta; Fred B. Joyner Scholarship; Harry S. Truman Scholarship nomination; Triangle Club, Secretary, Trea- surer; President ' s Student Service Organization, Secretary; Rush Task Force, Alpha Omicron Pi, President, Mr. Hilltopper Chair- man, Assistant Mr. Hilltopper Chairman, Pledge Class Secretary; Sigma Alpha Epsilon little sister; Performer in The Southern Event . 228 Teresa Kidd President of Professional Business Honorary, Vice-President, 1982; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Oniicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Chairman of Peer Advisor ' Committee; Member of Triangle Club; President ' s Student Service Organization; American Chem- ical Society; Medical Symposium Committee; Athletic Policies Committee; Educational Support Ser i ces Committee; Student Advisory Council; Alpha Omicron Pi, Social Chairman, Assistant Social Chairman, Assistant Rush Chairman; Intramural Sports, volleyball, basketball, Softball; Top Ten Sportswoman; All Stars in Softball; Little Sister of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Andy Martin Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Triangle Club; President ' s Student Service Organization; Sigma Alpha Epsilon social fraternity; Professional Business Honorary; Administrative In- tern; Resident Advisor; Student Judiciary; Mortar Board; Quest II — coordinator; Homecoming 83 — student co-chairperson; Par- ent ' s Weekend 1983 student co-chairperson; Student Govern- ment Association — Vice-President.  aiK; ;;ii ' S ) Bruce Long Phi Eta Sigma; Triangle Club; Dean ' s List; Alpha Epsilon Delta, President; Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice-President; Mortar Board; M.D.A. chairman for KA; SGA Representative, Security Chairman; Jazz, Pep, and Concert Bands; Peer Advisory Com- mittee; Pre-Med Internship Committee Student Retention Pro- gram; Discipline Group. Kappa Alpha, Appointed officer. Alumni Historian Off icer, and Marshall. 229 « Bridgette Monroe Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; BSC Merit Scholarship; Da id M. N ' aiin Scholarship; Robert Henry Kirkland Merit Accounting Scholar- ship; American Society of Women Accountants Scholarship; Kap- pa Delta Sorority; Model Senate Co-Chair; Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Collegiate Model Senate; President ' s Student Service Organization; Triangle Club; Homecoming Committee; Quest H; SGA Co-chair Legal Education Committee; Panhellenic Pres- ident; Panhellenic Vice-President. Scott Musgrove Fine Arts scholarship in Dance; Member ol Sigma Tau Delta, Treasurer; Editor of Quad; Tutor for BSC English Department; Staff member of Hilltop News; Resident Advisor; Actixe member of BSC Dance Department; Choreographer for the Hilltop Sing- ers; BSC Weight Club; Performer in BSC ' s Southern E cnt; Gala and Fine Arts Showcase; Recipient of scholarship to stud ' at the Giordano Jazz Dance Center in Chicago, 111. company apprentice and understudv. Dawn Murphree Alpha Lambda Delta — President; Phi Eta Sigma — Secretary Treasurer; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board, ' ice-President; Dean ' s List; Presidential Scholarship; Na- tional Merit Finalist; Triangle Club, Secretary; Acti ities Through Student Involvement — Secretary 81-82; Pep Band; Concert Band Education Societ ' , Vice President, President; Resident Advisor; Assistant House Director 83-84; Alpha Omicron Pi Social Sororit -, Chapter Relations Chairperson; Kappa Alpha Little Sister; Discipline Groups. 230 Donna Parris President ' s List, Jefferson State Junior College; Dean ' s List; Na- tional Dean ' s List; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Educational Society Social Chairperson. Lisa Peacock Claude S. Lawson Health Careers Scholarship recipient; Dean ' s List; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Lambda Delta; Contemporar West- ern Man Program; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Beta Beta Beta; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Alpha Chi Omega, Assistant Rush and Social Chair- man, Rush, Social Chairman Standards Board; American Chemi- cal Society — President; Student Government Association — Freshman Representative; Social Regulations Board; Student Judiciar ' ; BSC Community Orchestra; Chemistry Tutor. Paula Perkins on Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Sigma Iota; Triangle Club; President ' s Student Service Organization; College Republi- cans, Treasurer, President; Mortar Board, Treasurer; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Delta Sorority — Secretar -, President; Kap- pa Delta Founders ' Scholarship; Sigma Alpha Epsilc Sister. Little 231 Amy Lee Robertson Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship; Honors Program Planning Commit- tee member; Duard De Grand Humanities Scholarship; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Dean ' s List; Mortar Board; Phi Sigma Iota; Alpha Lambda Delta Scholai ' ship Awai ' d; British Stud- ies at Oxford Scholarship; Presidents Student Service Organiza- tion; College Republicans; Christians for Social Justice; Lambda Chi Alpha Little Sister; Art Students ' League; Reporter for the Hilltop News. Margaret Ann Renneker Rush Chairman, Alumni Relations Chairperson, Recording Secre- tary — Alpha Omicron Pi sorority; Youth Enrichment Program; Phase III Development Student Co-Chairman; Assistant Produc- er and Director of ' The Southern Event ' ; PSSO; Who ' s Who in International Fraternities and Sororities; Nominee for Outstand- ing Young Women of America; President ' s Service Award; Reli- gious Emphasis Committee. Pierre Scalise Chemical Rubber Co. Award; Locke Prize in Mathematical Ana- lysis; Past President — Concert Choir; Elections Board Chairman; Treasurer — Alpha Epsilon Delta; Catholic Student ' s Association; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Omicron Delta Kappa; Mortar Board; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Hilltop News staff; Orientation Week Committee; Hilltop Singers; Musical Productions: The Magic Flute, Candide, Cosi Fan Tutte, Gianni Schicchi, Sister Angelica, The Apple Tree, Triangle Club; Resident Advisor. 232 Mark Seifert President ' s Student Service Organization; Triangle Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Publications Board Representative, Chairman; Elec- tions Board Member; Dean ' s List; Phi Beta Kappa Scholarship; Claude S. Lawson Pre-Medical Scholarship; Mortar Board; Omi- cron Delta Kappa, President; Alpha Epsilon Delta Reporter; Wil- liam C. Morrow Memorial Scholarship; Kappa Alpha Order, Ex- ecutive Committee, Social Committee, Scholarship Committee, Intramural Sports; Zeta Tau Alpha Big Brother; Quest II — Coor- dinator; International Students Coordinator; Homecoming Com- mittee, Publicity Chairman, Transportation Chairman; Beta Beta Beta, Associate Member. Reporter — Hilltop News; ATSI; Con- cert Choir Secretary; Hilltop Singers; Entertainer for Opening Convocation, Parent ' s Day, Gala, American Association of High School Counselors Dinner, Fine Arts Society; Magic Flute — Chorus, Props Master, Assistant Stage Manager; Cosi Fan Tutte — Lead Baritone role (Guglielmo); Candide — chosen for Touring Ensemble in American College Theatre Competition; Gianni Schicci — Lead role (Gianni Schicci); Apple Tree — Lead role (Adam). National Association for Teachers of Singers 1983 Divi- sion 10 Junior Men, 1st place. State Level; Presser Scholar; Music Club Auditions — 1st place Vocal category. Robin Smith Dean ' s List; Evening Representative to SGA Legislature; PSSO; Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Chi Honorary Fraternity for Psychology; Various Student Government activities; Helped with orientation for evening students several times serving as a Peer Counselor. 233 Ruth Ann Brown — Pi Beta Phi Cassandra Davis — Kappa Alpha 234 Susan Dillard — Zeta Tau Alpha Tunja Greene — Alpha Kappa Alpha 235 Ellen Koppersmith — Lambda Chi Alpha ■ ■• ' y! S= - , , ; Lisa McCarroll — Alpha Phi Alpha 236 Diane Pease — Alpha Chi Omega Jane Rueschenbert — Theta Chi 237 CLOSING 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 ' Southern is but a kaleidoscope; each face is a part of that collage, and each individual is unique. We are all heading in new directions and lend much diversity to the Hilltop. 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