Huntingdon College - Bells and Pomegranates Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

It is blazing flashes of red and rust and gold in fall. new year. Dried yellow grass, stiff new hooks familiarity of s jokes... is the tea room me ment of friends returning It is gnarled pines against a grey winter sky, eyes gazing through casement windows, dreaming. Frost on the Green, mist in the mornings, wind whistling through red brick towers... t is hi ugh ter and coffee and 'Opened ma undess lighted windows the dormitories at night, shining and comedy and tragedy life within a yellow ■ And Huntingdon is the curve ot kiue pring rain. It is the warmth of thick lowers on the Sreen, Classes outside, 9 9 Irom a third story window .. streets puddled the odor of hog, long talks... the last e exams to prolong and in And in leaving - - - the tower ot ideas and emotions and people becomes a phase of life, a shadow... The lengthened shadow of a spire  « edition Assistant editor Business Manager Advertising Manager ranees Tucker Patricia Ncol Sydnor Peocock Betty Frances McCoy Huntingdon College Montgomery, Alabama I f i Huntingdon is a mixture a combination of people in a variety of jobs doing different things in different places -- all working to grow in wisdom. Contents departments classes governing bodies honors activities He is the clean hord strength In platforms, backdrops and scenery. He is the sharp sweet smell of pipe tobacco And the sturdiness of a brown leather jacket He is a smile and a greeting thrown from a familiar old gray jeep He is both master and servant and therefore good Gruff at times, but only through authority and resjx)nsibilitv He is the dirt ,the sweat, the work behind the scenes His is the |ob of nails and saws and paint. Of cutting grass and pruning trees. The thankless tasks that ensure our comfort and provide for our convenience In silence he moves through the years, Growing like the trees he gathered rom the woods ond planted here A man in everything he does And yet, one 'ime lie kept o baby owl Through our realization of this We love him more for being what we all could wish to be And in appreciation TO MR. JOHN C. MOORE We dedicate the 1957 Bells and Pomegranates administration Huntingdon is an adventure toward an ideal, and here are guides who point a careful finger toward the goal and offer a hand to help. Dr. Hubert Scorcy Huntingdon's President, with Mrs. Sorrcy Professor of Political Science; B A . Burning, ham - Southern College; M A . Ph.D.. Duke University; LL.D.. Birmingham-Southern College. Poul T. Stone Huntingdon's ocodemic deon. Professor of Chemistry; B.A , Ohio Wesleyan University; M S.. Syracuse University; Graduate Study. Ohio Stotc University; Northwestern University Garrett Biblical Institute. a d m i n i s C. M. Reaves, Jr. Business Manogei; B.A,, Birmingham-Southern College. Charles C. Turner, Jr. Executive Secretary, Professor of Teacher Education. BA., Birmingham - Southern College; M A., George Peabody College for Teachers; Graduate Study, Emory University. R. Glinn Mossengolo Deon of Men, Professor of Religion ond Philosophy; B A , Birmmghom-Southern College; B.D., Ph D , Vole University. ration Morylond W. Wilson Deon of Women, Professor of Speech, BA., Winthrop College; M A , Ph.D., University of Michigon. Graduate Study, Northwestern University. Sora Crist Director of Public Rotations staff Anno Jeon Rodgers Assistant to the Deon Director of Development, ERLE DANLEY; Admissions Counselors, MARJORIE ALLEN ond CHARLES H OWENS, III EVELYN M KOCHER Assistont Librarian WILLA M BOYSWORTH Libra non Secretory to Executive Secretory, NANCY R. FINLEY; Secretory to Deon of Women, ANN WILLIAMS not pictured, LOUISE B COX', Secretory to the President, SARA BELLE BROWN; Office Secretory, BESSE LYON; Public Relations Office Secretary, PEGGY KING (not pictured, HELEN F MOSLEY WADINE SETTLE Nurse IMOGENE SPRINGER 8ookstorc Manager Assistant to the Dietician, MARY HARPER; Dietician. MURIAL O'CONNOR Residence Counselors, ROBBIE KIMBALL, LENA B. ZEIGLER, FLETCHER S SIMPSON BLANCHE McMILLAN, ruth a DICKEY ALBERTA W KEMPER Supervisor of Residence Huntingdon Ts a wheel and every spoke is necessary for the running of a smooth organization. It is all of us joined to govern ourselves, to worship,' to play, to create, and to find self-expression together. executive council f-AYE POYTHRESS MARY JANE MANN LOLLY HARPER, ELINOR WARR President Vice President Secretory T reosurer Huntingdon's mam governing body. Executive Council, is made up of its officers the oresiden.Ls of Huntingdon Christian Association. Publications Union, Men's and Women's Athletic Councils, Men's and Women's Residence Hall Courts, Town Court, ond the presidents of the four dosses It is trie hub of a smoothly turning wheel in which each major organization is a spoke First row: Foyc Poythress. Mory Jane Mann Lolly Horper. Elinor Worr, Gotra Rod. Sondro Stokes, Modc-leme Lock. Moxtnc Turner. Kitty Gloss Second row: Frank Hylcs, Ben Bradley. Charles Hoys. Ross, Tommy Kemp, Horry McEnfyre H. C A Council, Fir r row: Byron Grant, Charlotte Bond, Floro MacDonald, Sue Cross, Gotra Reid, Joon Watkins, and Mary Nell Rodgers Second row; Judy Wilson Carolyn Roberson, Alice Herren Third row: Morcio Matthews, Nancy Pnckett, Peggy Dunbar. Charles Lowery, Coth crine Metcalf, Ed Daniels, Elame Wamock, Bill Bigby, Ann Stoll--vorth Solly Fellows, Doronc L o w m a n, Jane Thornton huntingdon Christian association GATRA REID SUE CROSS FLORA McDCNALD. BYRON GRANT President Vice President cj V ce President Treasure H C A committee choir-mcn. First row: Doran: Lowmon, Carolyn Glenn, Betty Acton, Elinor Warr Second row: Dr Elizabeth Lewis, odviszr; Lynn Blalock, Horry Mc-Entyre, Mrs Margaret Firh, edviser Third row: Miss Sara Belle Brown, Miss Jean Rodgers, Miss Louise Ponigot. Mrs, Irene Munroc, Mrs. Lessic Mae Stone, advisers. Huntingdon Christian Association works to strengthen the religious life of the Student Body by providing worship services, seasonal programs, ana projects to further the cause of Christian education in the world First row: Corolyn McM.llon, Mary Foirc Lowrey, Moxmc Turner, cho.rmon; EvO AtklnjOO Second row: B« Pounccy, Jo Anne Pless, Glcndo Hendrix. Left to right: Bennie Sowell. J m Zellner, Ben Bradley chairman; Robert Adams Women's Residence Hall Court Maxine Turner, Chairman President Mary Fa ire Lawrey, Beverly Pounccy, Hanson President Gene Lamberi Hanson V P Eva Atkinson, Pratt President Jo Anne Pless, Pratt V P and Secretary The three branches of Student Court serve to regulate the dormitory lives of the resident students and the campus lives of the tow?' students Their purpose is to aid students in adjusting to com. munity living m college as well as to mete out justice for infractions of the rules Town Court Madeleine Lock, Chairman Betty Brannon, Senior Representative Warren Davis. Senior Representative Hugh Faulkner, Junior Representative Gail Burdick, Junior Representative George Garzon, Sophomore Representative Men's Residence Hall Court Ben Bradley, Massey President Jim Zellner, Vice President Robert Adams, Secretory Bennie Sowell, Treasurer Jimmy Stewart. Representative Dick Gasser Representative First row: Hugh Faulkner, Goil Burdick, Warren Davis Second r George Garzon, Belly Brannon, Madeleine Lock, Chairman OVr I I Women's Athletic Council Sondro Stokes, president Sue Pitman, vice president June Hostcy. secretory Groce Mann, treosurer First row: Mork Thigpen. Gmgo Jocobson, Margaret Whitsett. Grcce Mann, Sandro Stokes, president; Sue Pitman. June Hastey Second row: Barbara Kimbrough, Catherine Giglio. Ethel Hemecke Third row; Dot Duggar, Pot Yarbrough, Lolly Harper, Lynn Blalock. Anne Douglass, Rov Williamson. Carolyn Glenn, Soroh Hutchinson, Martha Still, Elinor Warr, Ann Patton I athletic association Men's and Women's Athletic Councils work together to sjjonsor recreation o sports activities for the Huntingdon students They are responsible for the tourn ments, the seasonal donees, and special weekend trips First row: Charles Tucker, Frank Hyles, Charles Graham, Carl Herndon Second row; Bruce Grahom, Horry McEntyre, Robert Adorns, Victor Haber Men's Athletic Council Frank Hyles, president Joe Pat Cox, vice president Charles Grohom, secretary Charles Tucker, treosurer Ill First row: Sydnor Peocock, Judy McNcose. Joon Watkins, Aimec Coleman. Gethryn Steverson. Mr Charles C. Turner, adviser, Kilty Gloss, president Liz Allen Second row: Betty Frances McCoy, Frances Tucker Potncia Neal. Lmdo Sue Wcnner vice-president Annie Belle Arnold. publications union Publications Union is composed of the editors, the assoc ate editors, and the advertising managers of the Hunt mgdon publications. These publications serve as a medium ‘or creative expression for those who ore journalistically The Huntress, monthly newspaper, announces news scoops of campus acti-The Prelude, •fie seasonal literary magazine, pub j:f' i! I •' ■■■;• ;im; Bells and Pomegranates the annual, records a year in the life of a Huntingdon student. Page 26  I f Bells and Pomegranates First row: Gene Lambert, Catherine Giglio, Marcia Mathews .Char Second row: Charlotte Adams, Sydnor Peacock, bus.aess manager; Frances Tucker, editor, Patricio Neal, associate editor, Barbara Kimbrough, Betty McCoy, advertising manager, Jeanmne Miller . . .Third row: Carol Sara Crist, adviser The Huntress Standing: Atnryee Coleman, Glenda Hendrix, Gmga Jacobson, Roberta Fuller, juay McNease, Sue Cross, Lmda Sue Weoner, Barbara Taylor Gethryn Stcverson, associate editor Seoted: Judy Wilson, Carolyn Glenn, Kitty Gloss, Sharon Jermgan, Jean Work as, Libba Oglesby, Dr Rhoda Ellison, oaviser, Thodis Wiggms Barbara Kimbrough The Prelude Seated: Jane Thornton, Mrs Margaret Fiqh adviser; Charlene Mallard, Col Standing: Judy Wilson, Alice Smith Liz Allen advertising manager, Joan Watkins, associate editor, Boog e Boggan, An mo Belle Arnold editor V Huntingdon is students . . . freshmen with their eagerness, Sophomore?' with then 4 determination, juniors with their loyalty, seniors with their love. OFFICERS GLENDA HENDRIX President JOAN JOHNSTON Vice President CAROLYN McMlLLAN Secretary PATRICIA NEAL Treasurer DR. C MICHAEL WHITE Adviser Left to fight: Patricia Neal. Glenda Hendrix, Corolyn McMillan, Joan Johnston, Dr C. Michael White Page 30 I senior chapel I The Senior Year a culmination of a four-year life at Huntingdon a lifetime which began with eagerness when as Freshmen we explored our newfound independence and tried to feel a part of something new, wholly different, and, for the first time, all our own Determination carried us through our Sophomore year through Zoology through Skit Night again, and through the newly organized Student Center As Juniors we returned with loyalty, chose our little sisters, woke the Seniors t for Senior Chapel, and stuck it cut till 7 14 the morning the Oracle was found, and our Junior year officially ended Now os Seniors we come w th love to a yeor of remembrances and ( expectations a year of renewed unity and evaluation, of first times and last times of eagerness to go end reluctance to leave. Mory Elizabeth Allen Charlotte Bbnd Anne Belle Arnold Betty Brannon Betty Acton Ben Bornett Eva Atkinson t h e BETTY ACTON, Birmingham, Alo ; major Home Economics; degree: BA MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN, Bellamy, Ala; major Biology; degree B A . . ANNIE BELLE ARNOLD, Hancev.lle, Ala ; major History and English; degree: BA EVA ATKINSON, Crestview Fla, major Heme Economics, degree: BA. BEN BARNETT Montgomery, Ala ; major Business Administration; degree- BA CHARLOTTE BOND, Jacksonville. Flo; major Religion and Philosophy degree: B A. BETTY 8RANNAN, Montgomery, Ala ; major Speech, degree: BA . . . Poge 32 FRED E CLARK, Montgomery, Ala; major Biology, degree B A JOSEPH P COX, Montgomery, Ala, major: Theory and Applied Music; degree: BA ... JO ANN CLARK, Montgomery Ala, major Chemistry, degree BA AI MCE COLEMAN, Greenslxjro, Ala mo|or Education, degree B A SALLY COOK South Orange, N J; major English; degree: BA MARY V COX, Montgomery, Ala; major Theory and Applied Music and Religion, degree: BA______ SUE CROSS, Colquitt, Go; major: Theory and Applied Music; degree: BA seniors Warren Davis Carolyn Glenn Cotherinc Frye Elis? Hatton Goil Denton Flora Graftf WARREN DAVIS. Montgomery, Ala , major History, degree B A GAIL DENI ON, Woycross, Go, major; Art, degree B S CATHERINE FRYE, Prattville, Ala, maje. Elementary Education, degree BA the KITTY GLASS, Linden, Ala, maior Religion and Philosophy, Speech, Sociology, degree . A CAROLYN GLENN, Columbus, Go , major Sj«ech, English Spanish, degree B A FLORA GRANT, Montgomery Ala; maior: French and English, degree; BA ELISE HATTON, Montgomery, Ala, major Elementary Education, degree BA Page 3 GLENDA HENDRIX, Sylacouga, Ala. rr a|or Commercial Education; degree B A CARL HERNDON. Geneva, Ala; major: History, degree B A SALLIE HUDSON, Grady, Ala , major Education ;degree: B A SARAH HUTCHINSON. Jacksonville, Flo., major: Sociology, degree BA . FRANK HYLES, Warner Robins AFB. Ga; major History, degree B A DOROTHY JENKINS, Tifton, Ga; major English, degree: B A RUBY HUNTLEY, Montgomery. Ala, major Elementary Education, degree B A . seniors Glenda Hendrix Corl Herndon Solhc Hudson Sarah Hutchinson ' Frank Hylcs Dorothy Jenkins Clyde E Jones. J Sue S. Y. lid Joon Johnston Edna ,1cm Claudio Jordon Madeleine lock Tommy Kemp JOAN JOHNSTON, Brundidge, Ala, major: Sociology; degree- B A CLYDE E JONES, JR, Montgomery, Ala, major History degree BA CLAUDIA JORDAN, Fairhope, Ala., motor History and Elementary Education, degree B A the TOMMY KEMP, Phenix City, Ala ; maior Psychology, degree B A EDNA LETT, Birmingham, Ala , major Sec re to rial Science, degree B A SUE S. Y LIU, Taman, Formosa, major: Theory and Applied Music, degree' B A MADELEINE LOCK, Montgomery, Ala; mojor Psychology and Sociology, degree B A Poqe 36 MARY JANf MANN, Ashford Ala, major Biology, degree BA BEVERLY C McCLURE, Wetumpka, Ala major English and Religion, degree B A DIANE McCRANIE, Woycross, Ga , major: Business Admnistration; degree BA WEST McLEAN, Montgomery, Ala , maior History and English degree B A CAROLYN McMILLAN, Decatur, Ala ; major History, degree B A PATRICIA NEAL Columbus, Ga, maior Art and English, degree B A BARBARA OWENS. Headland, Ala , major Secretarial Science .degree BA seniors Diane McCrome Barboro Owens Beverly McClure Potricio Ncol Mary Jane Mann Carolyn McMillan West McLean N SER.VIC Johnnie Ruth Porker Gotro Reid Suf Pitmon Corolyn Robeson Foyc Poythress Dona Robison Nancy Pnekett the JOHNNIE RUTH PARKER TaUossoe, Ale, major Education, degree B A SUE PITMAN, Gadsden, Ala, major So FAYE POYTHRESS Montgomery, Ala major History, degree: BA NANCY PRICKET I, Columbia. Tenn; major Art and History, degree B A GATRA REID, Andalusio, Ala. maior Religion and History, degree B A, CAROLYN ROBERSON, Al.cev.lle, Ala, major Mathematics, degree BA DONA ROBISON Odenville, Ala, major Elementary Education and English, degree BA Page 38 ROLF ROMSTAD, Montgomery, Ala , maior Business Administration, degree BA RUSSELL SHELTON, Clanton, Ala; maior Psychology, degree B A ROXANNE SHEPPARD Montgomery Ala . major Education; degree BS JAMES STEWART, Montgomery, Ala major Speech, degree B A SANDRA STOKES, Pell Gty, Ala; major Psychology, degree B A LEON TERRY, Montgomery, Alo. major Biology, degree B A CAROLYN TINGEN Boylston, Ala , major Secretarial Science ond English, degree BA seniors Roxanne Sheppard Corolyn Tingcn Jomes Stewart Russell Shelton Leon Terry Rolf Romstad Sandra Stokes 'i SEKVic Corol Upchurch Lloyce Wilborn Moxme Turner Elinor Worr' Fronccs Tucker Elome Wornock Alice Word the FRANCES TUCKER, Cblumbus, Go, mojor Art and English, degree B.A MAXINE TURNER, Columbus, Go, ma|or History and English, degree BA CAROL UPCHURCH Montgomery, Ala.; major Secretarial Science, degree BA ALICE WARD, (Montgomery, Ala, major English, degree B A ELAINE WARNOCK. Spring Hill, Ala, major Religion and Psychology; degree: B A ELINOR WARR, Clanton, Ala; major F rench; degree BA. LLOYCE WILBORN, Ft Deposit, Ala; maior Secretarial Science, degree B A Pago 40 ANNE WILLIAMS, Kissimmee, Fla, rnaior: Sociology, Religion, Philosophy, degree B A LOLLY WILLIAMS, Montgomery, Ala, major Elementary Education, degree BA DOROTHY ANN WILLIAMS, Mobile, Alo , major Theory and Applied Music; degree B A K03ERI WILSON Montgomery, Ala, maiot Chemistry and Biology, degree B A GEORGE WILLIAMS, Atlanta.. Go, major BEVERLY WOODS St Mary's Ga maior Applied Music, degree-B A Elementary Education, degree BA PATSY A WILLIAMS Birmingham, Ala, maior Art, degree 3 A seniors George Williams Beverly Woods Anne Willioms Polly Williams Dorothy Ann Willioms Robert Wilson Potsy A Williams SANTA'S BEEN SICK wmm THE WILD MISS GLENN SUE-POO, AND SIAMESE KIT WELCOME THE FRESHMEN AW, GO AWAY. AN ORCHID TO LAST • YEAR'S SENIORS. TOMMY TALKS AT THE SENIOR PA ■ SUE FINALLY GOT A PIZZA HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? GIMME THAT OLE TIME RELIGION!' UNCLE ALBERT way down ,N POLK COUNTY? AT THE TABLES DOWN AT TOOFIE'S HEARTS ARE GAY IN THE PEANUT GALLERY WITH OUR HEADS HELD ON HIGH the . . juniors OFFICERS CHARLES HAYS BUNNY PATTEN BARBARA KIMBROUGH LYNN BLALOCK President Vice President .Secretory T reosurer Page 44 JOHN ALMON MARY B ATKINS ANN BENOIST LYN BENTLEY LYNN BLALOCK Montgomery, Ala Forest Home, Alo Greenville, Alo Dothan, Ala Quitman, Go BETTY ANN BOWDEN BEN BRADLEY ANN BROWN DONALD BROWN Greenville, Ala Mobile, Ala Montgomery, Ala Dothon, Ala Almon Atkins Benoist Bentley Blalock Bowden t Bradley Brown, A Brown, D. Page 45 Brown, 0 Clcondis Ferguson Burdick Crowder Gibbs Connon Davis Gorman Carr Deck Grom Choculos Faulkner Horper the juniors 0 C BROWN III GAIL BURDICK CHARLOTTE CANNON NORMAN CARR HELENE CHACULAS Dothan, Ala Montgomery, Ala Dothan, Ala Perdido, Ala Chicago, III HELEN CLE0ND1S PHIL CROWDER LAVERNE DAVIS Montgomery Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala REBECCA DECK HUGH FAULKNER JUNE FERGUSON EVALINE GIBBS LINDA GORMAN BYRON GRANT LOLLY HARPER Robertsdole, Ala Montgomery Ala -Deatsville, Ala Eranklin. Tenn Bainbridge, Ga Phemx City, Ala Griffin. Ga Pago 46 at Huntingdon MARY ANN HARRELL CHARLES HAYS ALICE HERREN HELEN HOWELL BARBARA HUBBARD Montgomery Montgomery Tallossee Hortselle Mnter Ala Ala Ala Ala Ala BETTIE HUSSEY DeFumak Springs, Fla ANNE IRVIN Auburn, Ala JO N JEFFERSON Albany, Go CHARLOTTE JONES Brunsw.ck, Go ' BARBARA KIMBROUGH Thomasv.lle. Go GENE LAMBERT ANGELINE LANEY ELLEN LANGSTON LEWIS LARSON ELIZABETH JANE LEAKE Mountain, Tenn Darlington, Alo Notasulga, Alo Dixon, Ky Montgomery, Ale Lookout Harrell Hussey Lombert Hoys Irvine Loney Herren Jefferson Longslon Howell Jones Lorson Hubbard Kimbrough Leake Lowmon McDonald Redus Mollord Nakonc Reid Mann Norton Ribbik McClain Patten Rogers McCoy Pless Ryon the juniors DORANE LOWMAN CHARLENE S MALLARD GRACE MANN SUE McCLAIN BETTY Mr.COY flora McDonald PAUL NAKANE EMOGENE NORTON Panama City, Fla ... Plains, Ga Ashford, Ala Pelham, Ga At more, Ala Tallapooso, Ga Tsu City Mie, Japon Millry, Ala BUNNY PATTEN JO ANNE PLESS RICK REDUS HELEN REID LORETTA RIBBIK TOMMY ROGERS VIRGINIA ANN RYAN Tifton, Ga Andalusia, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala Milwaukee Wis Montgomery, Ala Allentown, N J Page 48 at Huntingdon MVRNA T SEIBERT ALICE SIMS BENNIE SOWELL JIMMY SPENCER ANNE STALLWORTH Montgomery Ala Moundville, Ala Dothan, Ala Montgomery, Ala Vinegar Bend, Ala GETHRYN STEVERSON Sheffield, Ala BARBARA STEWART Florala, Alo ROBERT TUCKER Montgomery, Ala DERRELL VAUGHN Montgomery, Ala JOAN WATKINS Montgomery, Ala LINDA SUE WENNER THADIS WIGGINS NINA ANN WILLIAMS RAY WILLIAMSON PAT YARBROUGH .Allentown, Penn McKenzie, Ala Monroeville, Ala Albertville, Ala Pensacola, Fla Seibert Stoverson Wcnner Sims Stewart Wiggins Sowell Tucker Williams lx-V Spencer Vaughn Williomson Stallworth Wotkms Yarbrough ■ the sophomores OFFICERS HARRY McENTYRE MARY FAIRE LOWREY JANE SOLOMON MARCIA MATHEWS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Page 50 Adorns, C Adams, R. Borncs, C CHARLOTTE ADAMS Ozark, Ala ROBERT ADAMS Ashford, Ala CAROLYN BARNES Mobile, Ala JOHN BARNES Montgomery. Ala ELIZABETH BELCHER Roanoke, Ala BILL BIGBY Daphne, Ala ALICE BISHOP Montgomery, Ala. LYDIA BLAKE Mobile, Ala MARTHA LYNN BOGGAN Birmingham. Ala DORIS BOLTON • Crestview, Fla CHARLES BURKE Andalusia, Ala' FAYE BYRD Ozark. Ala GLENDA CAIL Ft Pierce, Fla MARGARET CARTER Brewton, Ala KAI-SHING (John) CHANG Hsm-Chu, Formosa ALICE JANE CLARK Eufaula, Ala LAURA CLENNEY Montgomery, Ala SERGY COCERGINE Montgomery. Ala DAN CODY Montgomery, Ala NANCY COSTEN Andalusia. Ala ANN COVINGTON Moultrie, Go Bornes, J Belcher Bigby Bishop Blake Boggon Bolton Burke Byrd Ca.l Corter Chong Clark Clenney Cocergine Cody Costen Covington Do i ley Dovis Doug loss Dunbor Ellis Fellows Fitch Gollmon Gorzon Giglio Gilmore Green Ho 11 Hostev Hawkins Henderson Horton Howell t h sop ANN DAILEY Canoe, Ala DAVID DAVIS Montgomery, Ala ANN DOUGLASS DeFuniak Springs, Fla PEGGY DUNBAR JOHNNY ELLIS SALLY FELLOWS ROD FITCH JEAN GALLMAN GEORGE GARZON .Pensacola Fla Montgomery, Ala Sanger hes, N Y Rushvilie, N Y Phenix City, Ala Montgomery, Ala CATHERINE GIGLIO Columbus, Ga GAIL GILMORE Montgomery, Alo BOYCE GREEN Uriah, Alo SISTEE HALL JUNE HASTEY EVELYN HAWKINS Montgomery, Alo Chipley, Ga Fort Deposit, Ala SAM HENDERSON GENE B HORTON RHONA HOWELL Camp Hill, Ala Hartselle, Ala Hartselle. Ala VERA FIUDSON Montgomery, Ala PAULA HUTCHERSON Macon, Ga JANE JACKSON Andalusia.. Ala Hudson Hutcherson Jockson h Jacobson. 6 Jacobson. L. o E o r e s Johnson GIN6A JACOBSON Atlanta, Go Kambuns, D LINDA JACOBSON Atlanta. Gc Komburis, J Kendrick MARY WOOD JOHNSON Eufoula. Ala DANNY KAMBURIS Montgomery, Ala JOHN KAMBURIS Montgomery, Aia BECKY KENDRICK Columbus. Ga Key, C. Key, M Kimbrough carlene KEY Montgomery, Ala MARJORIE KEY Roanoke. Ala MARY ELIZABETH KIMBROUGH Alexander City, Ala ANITA KING Columbus, Go 1 King Lancaster CAROL LANCASTER St Augustine, Fla Lowson SAMMY LAWSON Sevierville. Tenn LOETTE LEE Montgomery, Ala JOALLEN LOGAN Cleveland, Tenn CHARLES LOWERY Montgomery Ala Lee Logan Lowery MARY FAIRE LOWREY Atmore. Ala BETTY MAJURE Oneonto, Ala ANNA MARTIN Clayton Ala MARCIA MATHEWS Andalusia. Ala Lowrcy Mojurc HARRY McENTYRf Dothan, Ala Martin lucy McKinney Montgomery, Ala 1 Mofhews McEntyrc McKinney McNeose Metcolf Miller, C the sop Miller, V Morris Owens JUDITH McNEASE .Fayette, Ala CATHERINE METCALF Montgomery, Ala CYNTHIA MILLER Fo.rhope, Ala Page Potion Payne VIRGINIA P MILLER Greenville. Ala ANNA MORRIS Dothan, Ala FEGGY OWENS Abbeville. Ala NORMA JEAN PAGE Birmingham, Ala ANN PATTON Montgomery, Ala SARA PAYNE Anniston, Ala Peacock Poppenger Roy SYDNOR PEACOCK Albany, Go CAROL POPPENGER Leesburg, Flo ANNETTE RAY Montgomery, Ala Reeves Rodgers Schnell PAM REEVES Ft Walton Beach, Fla MARY NELL RODGERS Ramer, Alo KAY SCHNELL Columbus. Go CHRISTINE SIDARIS Montgomery, Alo MYLES SIMPSON Montgomery, Ala FRANKIE SMITH West Blocton. Ala Sidoris Simpson Smith JANE SOLOMON Headland. Ala PEGGY SPRINGFIELD Gum, Ala SISSY STAPLETON Pinckard. Ala Solomon Springfield Stapleton ALICE ST ARCHER OLIVIA STEPHENS MARTHA STILL Ft Pierce, Fla Montgomery, Alo Oxford, Ala Sutton Toylor, B. Taylor, C. ANN SUTTON BARBARA TAYLOR CELIA TAYLOR Springfield, Ala Andalusia, Ala Tallossee, Ala MARY COLLEEN TAYLOR Montgomery, Alo MARY MARK THIGPEN Chatom, Ala JOAN THOMAS Scottsboro, Alo Taylor, M Thigpen Thomas BOB THORN JANE THORNTON CHARLES TUCKER Prichard, Ala i Greenville, Ala Montgomery, Ala Thorn Thornton Tucker VIRGINIA TUTTLE MARTHA VICKERY JOAN WILKIN Fitzgerald, Go Monroeville. Ala Colquitt Go JODY WILLIAMS Chipley, Fla MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Clayton, Ala JOAN WILLIAMSON Montgomery, A fa JUDT WILSON }ENNY LEE YOW NN ZEHNER M ZELLNER Pensacola, Flo Thomas ton, Ga Bay Minette, Ala . . Mobile, Ala Tuttle Vickery Wilkin Williams, J Williams, M Williamson Wilson Yow Zehner Zci'ncr the freshmen OFFICERS JIM ROSS JOE LISENSY ELIZABETH OGLESBY MARY ALICE SMITH President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Pago 56 RACHEL ARBUTHN01 WILLIAM ARM!STEAD OUIDA FAYE ATKINS ALICE BACH SARAH BARBAREE ALICE J BARNES NINA BERDANIS BERNARD BIBB FELIX BIGBY NANCY BLOOM SONJIA BLOUN'I CAROLYN BOSTICK BETTY BOTTOMS Lake Worth. Fla Mobile. Ala Montgomery, Alo Montgomery, Ala Union Springs, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery. Ala Dophne, Ala Ft Payne, Ala Port St Joe, Fla Asheville, N C Columbus Go BARBARA BRADBERRY SUSIE BRADFORD SARALENE BRANDON LINDA BRANTLEY EVELYN BRIGGS DONALD BRILL LAWRENCE BRITT ROBERT BRYAN SUE BURNS NANCY CALENDAR DOROTHY CLARK EARNEST CLEMONS Alexander City, Ala Fairhope, Ala Montgomery, Ala Headland, Ala Montgomery, Ala Mobile, Ala Niceville. Fla Montgomery, Ala Decatur, Ala Rockford, Ala Ft McPherson, Go Montgomery, Ala Arbutbno? Armistead Atkins Boch Borboree Borncs Bcrdonis Bibb Big by Bloom Blount Bostick Bottoms Bradberry Bradford Brondon Brantley Brings Brill Britt Bryan Burns Colcndor Clark C lemons Cocergtnc Coles Collier Cooper Counts Coworf Dash Dovidson Dcvis, B Dovis. D. De lo Rue Dees Dicky Dorough Duggor Eich Fought Felton Fowler Freeman Frye Fuller Furr Gilbert Glasgow MARY G COCERGINE ANN COLES VIRGINIA COLLIER WALTER COOPER MARION COUNTS Montgomery, Ala Clayton, Ala Titus, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala FRANCES COWART LAURETTA DASH LADY CLAIRE DAVIDSON BETTY DAVIS DOROTHY DAVIS Arlington, Go Arlington Va Cullman, Ala Ft Davis, Alo Montgomery, Ala DOLORES DE LA RUA DOTTY DEES JAN DICKY Pensacola. Fla Monroeville. Ala T'nomasville Ga DLLANCE DOROUGH DOROTHY DUGGAR FOSTER EICH_____ JOSEPHINE FAUGHT JEAN FELTON SHIRLEY FOWLER PATRICIA FREEMAN SARA FRYE ROBERTA FULLER HUGH FURR _ DAVID GILBERT FAYE GLASCOW Prichard, Ala Hope Hull, Ala Ft Davis, Ala Tallulah, La .Pensacola, Fla Thomoston, Go LaGrange, Ga Prattville, Alo Eclectic. Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala Mobile, Ala the freshmen JACQUELINE HAZELWOOD Pell City, Ala Fayette, Ala Dothan, Ala Valparaiso, F !o Ft. Deposit, Ala Fayette, Ala SUE GLENN PEARL GODWIN JUDITH ANN GOODEN EUGENIA GRAVES FRANCES GREEN SALLY GREENE MARY ALYS GRUBB AGNES GUMPH VICTOR HABER CAROLYN HAMILTON LAURIE HAMITER HARRIETTE HATCH GAYLE HAYS .Columbus, Ga Bay Mirettc Ala Alexander City, Ala Demopolis, Ala Camilla, Ga Urioh, Ala __.Eufoula, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala Sweetwater Ala Andplusio, Ala Uniontown, Ala Montgomery Ala BARBARA SUE HEATH BARBARA T HEATH ETHEL HEINECKE TOMMY HESS LEETA HIGGINS ALICE HOLLOWAY JANICE HOUSTON DANNELLY HUDSON JOAN HUNT JON HUNT PATRICIA JACKSON Alexander City, Ala Afmorc. Ala Montgomery, AlcJ Montgomery, Alo Montgomery, Ala Gcorgiana Ala Glenn Godwin Gooden Groves Green Greene Grubb Gumph Haber Homilton Homitcr HotcH Hays Hazelwood Heoth, B S. Heath, B. T Heinecke Hess Higgins Hollowoy Houston Hudson Hunt, Joon Hunt, Jon Jackson Jenkins Jernigon Johnson Jones, P. Jones. R Kelly Kennedy Knight Knowles, J. Knowles, N Kolb Lond Lankford Loyton Lewis Liebermon Lisenby Lockett Lucas MacKinnon Maddox Martin Mason Massey McCoy CLAUDIA JENKINS SHARON JERNIGAN MARTHA JOHNSON RAULA JONES REX H JONES SHIRLEY KELLY SALLY KENNEDY CAROLYN KNIGHT JUDY KNOWLES NELLIEREE KNOWLES MARY LOU KOLB JETER LAND LENNIE LANKFORD Caracas, Venezuela Andalusia, Ala Columbus, Ga LaGrange, Ga Enterprise, Ala Marianna, Fla Valdosta, Ga Valdosta, Ga Lanett, Ala Columbus, Ga Ozark. Ala Ozark. Alo Moulton. Ala JOSEPH LAYTON Montgomery, Ala JUNE LEWIS Camden, Ala MURRAY LIEBERMAN JOE LISENBY PATSY LOCKETT LAURA LUCAS MARGARET MACKINNON Montgomery, Ala Ozark, Ala Dodeville, Ala Birmingham, Ala Marianna, Fla MIKELYN MADDOX MAMIE MARTIN CHARLES MASON JANET MASSEY SARA McCOY Andalusia, Ala Athens, Ala Bridgeport, Ala Alexander City, Ala Jasper, Ala t h e freshmen nn McCurdy MARK McELREATH STEWART McGuire FLUE McKISSlCK NANCY McLEAN SUE McLEAN CAROL McMANUS ANNELLF MEYER JEAN MILLER JFANNINE MILLER Samson, Alo Andalusia Ala Maxwell AfB, Ale Montgomery, Ala Thomosville. Ga Phemx City, Ala Columbus, Ga Birmingham. Alo SARAH MOOR! RICHARD MOSES SHARON MULLIGAN CHARLENE NASH SHANNON NEAGLES AUBREY NEELEY MAMIE NEVILLE ALBERT NEWMAN SANDRA NUSS EDWARD O’DONNELL ELIZABETH OGLESBY LOTTIE OWINGS Andalusia, Ala Montgomery, Alo DccJeville, Ala Macon, Ga Columbus, Ga Montgomery, Ala Eutow. Ala Cullman, Ala Pine Hill, Ala Montgomery, Ala Clanton. Ala Carrollton. Ala Choctaw Blull, Ala Linden. Ala CEIARLES McMURTREY JR Montgomery, Ala LEONA MERED'TH Montgomery, Alo JOHN MERRITT Montgomery. Ala McCurdy McElreoth McGuire McKissick McLeon, N McLeon, S McManus McMurtrey Meredith Merntl Meyer Miller, Jeon Miller. J. Moore Moses Mullicon Nosh Neoglcs Neeley Neville Newmon Nuss O'Donnell Oglesby Owirvgs Porker Payne Ponder Porter Putmon Ramey Ronsicr Redus Reeder Reese Reeves Richardson, F. Richardson, M Ross Roy Rozor Sounders Saxon Scherer Schultz Scoborn Segrest Sistrunk Smollmg Smith, B LOVICK PARKER HELEN PAYNF JACKIE PONDER BARBARA PORTER SHIRLEY PUTMAN West Blocton. Ala Leesburg, Fla Thomasville, Go Port St Joe, Fla Leesburg, Fla BARBARA RAMEY EUGENIA RANSIER MARINFLL REDUS PAUL REEDER DANA REESE Mobile. Ala Eight Mile, Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Alo Columbus, Ga JAMES REEVES Montgomery, Ala FAY RICHARDSON Montgomery, Ala MALINDA RICHARDSON Nashville, Tem JIM ROSS JIM ROY LUCKI JO ROZAR SYLVIA SAUNDERS SANDRA SAXON CHARLOTTE SCHERER ROSE MARIE SCHULTZ BETTY JO SEABORN JEAN SEGREST JOHN SISTRUNK ANN SMALL ING RFTTY SMITH Auburn, Ala Montgomery, Ala Tallahosee, Fla Bom fay, Fla Opelika. Ala Molina, Fla Crestview, Fla Jacksonville, Fla Alexander City, Ala Opelika, Ala Macon, Ga Atmoro, Ala the freshmen FRANCES SMITH MARY ALICE SMITH KATIE SPENCER SUZANNE STELLO NANCY STERLING Alexander City, Ala Lafayette, Ala Nashville. Tenn Tallahassee, Fla Clinton. Ala JAMES H STRICKLAND CORKY SULLIVAN MARELLA TAPP PETTY ANN TAYLOR NTD TAYLOR Montgomery, Ala Prattville, Ala Decatur, Ala .Grand Boy, Ala Deatsville. Ala YVONNE TAYl.OR JO THAGARD GEOFFREY TILL Prattville, Ala Greenville, Ala Montgomery, Ala CUR I IS TUBB Fa.rhope, Alo VERA VAUGHN Montgomery. Ala KEMMLA VIEGO ANN WAITE MARGARET WHITSETT WAYNE WHITTLESEY MARY ALICE WILLIAMS Cienfuegos, Cuba Grove Hill, Ala Sylacauga. Ala Tallahassee, Flo Clayton, Ala VILLETA WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIFORD FRUITT WILLIS MARCIA WORRELL ALMARENE WRIGHT SANDRA WRIGHT Trussvillc. Ala Montgomery, Ala Montgomery, Ala Pittsview, Ala LaFayette, Ala Gum, Ala Smith, F. Smith, M. A Spencer Stello Sterling Strickland Sullivan Tapp Toylor, B. Toylor, N Toylor, Y Thagard Till Tubb Vaughn Viego Waite Whitsctt Whittlesey Willioms, M A Willioms, V Williford Willis Worrell Wright. A Wright. S. departments Huntingdon is men and women who possess a key-the bright key of understanding with which we are enabled to open new doors, explore new pathways, and glimpse new worlds of knowledge. George Hodgson Hcidlcr Professor of Art, 8.F A, MF A, University of Georgia. Graduate study, Indiana University art KAPPA PI Left to right: Potsy Acton, Potricio Neol, Corolyn McMillon, Noncy Prickett, Borboro Morion Stewart, Mr. George Heidler, sponsor; Frances Tucker Moud F. Gatewood Instructor in Art; B.A., Womon's College of the University of North Corolma; M A Ohio State University The Art Department is greens, blues, reds and yellows and all the myriads of shades in between It is classic and it is modern Creativity takes visible form m oil, casein, clay and copper Kapixi Pi is the national honorary fraternity that recognizes those with an interest in art, a deeper understanding of painting, practical as well as intellectual, is fostered Beaux Arts is not only an art club but an advertising ogency as well, for its posters add much to the publicity for functions on the campus TRI BETA Seated first row: Mur . at V i, Jo Ann Clark Seated second row: Louise Birt, Lynn Blalock Paul Nakane, Betts V ton, Pat Yarbrough, Chorles Tucker Standing: Jon Kelly, Fre Charles Graham, Peyton Reese, Liz Allen, George Garzon, Jimmy Owens, Dr Mary Jane Brannon sponsor, Ann Zehner, Emogene Norton Fva Atkinson, Robert Tucker, Faye Pcythress, Dr James Barrow, sfxmsor James H. Borrow, Jr. Professor of Biology; BA, Emory University, PhD. Yole University; post-doctoral study, Cambridge Uni-versity. Mory Jane Brannon Assistant Professor of Biology. B A., Huntingdon College; Ph D., Tu-tone University. biology Cloro Foster Instructor in Biology, B.A , Huntingdon College, further study, Tufone University. A stuffed owl with wide yellow eyes, the graceful skeleton of a cat, cages of live htekens and mice, jars filled with formaldehyde and preserved life th s is the Biology Dejxjrtmcnt, along with enquiring minds that spend long hours  n the lab 1 r: Beta is the national honorary biologi cal fraternity based on scholarship and interest It has been responsible for bringing many informative programs to the comous for all the students Dr. White lectures to the class business administration Term papers cn ccal and steel and dairy products, g.ophs one charts, the Wall Street Journal ore all familiar to Dr White's students Economics becomes a fosc rating science as the majors n this department prepare ihcmselves to enter the world of business M. A. Burkett Assistonl Professor of Business Administration; B.S. m Commerce ond Business Administration, LL B . University of Alabama C. Michael White Professor of Economics; BA., M A , University of Texas, Ph D . University of North Carolina. Fred Whitchcod Professor of Chemistry; BA, Kentucky Wesleyon College; M.S., University of Tennessee; Ph D., University of Michigon chemistry To outsiders the Chemistry lab is a place of mystery and black mag'-' but to many of our students it is all very orderly and intelligible Dt Whitehead's kind manner eases the pangs of all the Home Economics and Education majors who find themselves in a now world of chemicals and test tubes Morion B. Cantclou Assistant Professor of Chemistry, B. A., Agnes Scott College; graduate study, Bryn Mowr College, Columbia University Henry L. Bonner Professor of Teacher Education; B.S., Livingston State Teachers College; 8.S., M S.. Alabamo Polytechnic Institute; Ph D . Pennsylvania State University; graduate study. University of Kentucky. Elizabeth V. Lewis Professor of Teacher Education, B.A., Huntingdon College M.A., Columbia University; graduate study. University of Alabama, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin education Between 30% end j0% of cur seniors become public school teachers every year Dr Bonner and Dr Lewis have laid a strong foundation upon which many Huntmgdor students have built a profession Mr. Wcothorby instructs the drowing closs. engin eering Because this is such a small department, the Engineering drawing class is sometimes overlooked, but the draftsmanship that Mr Wcatherby requires from his students is basic for those who want to continue in this field H. L. Wcothcrby Instructor in Engineering Drawing; Graduate of Stout Institute and of th® Normol Deportment, California Institute of Technology Page 73 Frank T. Thompson Professor of English; B.A., M.A Ph D., University of North Corolina Chi Delta Phi—A imec Colemon, Undo Sue Wenner, Kitty Gloss, Frances Tucker, Madeleine Lock, Charlene Mollord, Joon Watkins, Colleen Cottle, Judy Wilson, Elinor Worr, Ellen Langston. Annie Belle Arnold, Maxine Turner, Dr Frank T Thompson, sponsor. As o national literary sorority Chi Delto Phi has certain standards in the crea of creative writing tc maintain, and its members work to stimulate interest and participation m literary achievement on the campus Rhoda C. Ellison Professor of English; B.A., Rondolph-Mocon Woman's College; M A., Columbio University; Ph D , University of North Carolina Page 74 Scribbler's___First row, left to right: Mortho Johnson, Mory Alice Smith Foyc Glasgow, Jo Faulk, Roberta Fuller, Katie Spencer Second row, Jean Miller, Eugenia Ronsier, Foster Eich. Ginger Groves, Libba Oglesby, President, Sandro Nuss. Betty Bottoms, Mary Lou Kolb Third row, Sarolcnc Brondcn. Leeto Higgins Fourth row: Soro Poyne. Sharon Jernigon, Sarah Frye. Yvonne Taylor, Don Brill, Al Newman Linda Brantley, Carolyn Hornilton. Lucky Jo Rozor, Mrs Winn Chappell, sponsor. Manned Redus. Timely debates, field trips to absorb the beauty of nature, record sessions ond coffee in the professor's home all are presented with Sik h a touch of humor and vitality that poetry comes to life and we live with tne characters in our bcoks I he Scribblers are a group of freshmen interested in furthering their creative expression n writing stcr es. plays, poetry, and essays Margaret G. Figh Associate Professor of English; B A , Judson College; M.A , University of Ala-bemo; M A., Columbia University. Winn O. Chappell Assistant Professor of English; B.A , M A , Vonderbilt University p  ge 75 Gordon T. Chappell Professor of History; BA., Birmingham - Southern College; MA. PhD, Vonderbilf Urn' versity. I Littleton B. Atkinson Lecturer in History. BA., M A . Louisiana State University; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Irene B. Munro Associote Professor Of History; B A., Wesleyan College; M A Columbia University Lucy Margaret Thompson Instructor in History; BA Huntingdon College history AtKienl history with a touch ol subtle wit. European history and philosophy with a twmkle in the eye, current affairs vehemently discussed make the History Department one of the most stimulating places at Huntingdon Endowed by the Carnegie Foundation, our chapter of International Relations Club has tried through programs on the Suez, on Arabia, 0:1 the United Nations, and by panel discussions to inform ts members about the issues of the day national and international First row: Sondro Stokes, Lolly Harper, Kitty Glass. Elinor Worr, Noncy Prickett, Gene Lombcrt, Moxine Turner . . Second row; Worren Dovis, Chorles Grohom, Fronces Tucker Dr. Gordon Chappell, adviser; Gotro Reid, Sue Liu, Mary Jane Monn, Sue Cross, Annie Belle Arnold, Glenda Hendrix, Potncia Neal, Corolyn McMillan home economics 1 What is a balanced meal? How do you make buttonholes? Which chair has the walnut finish? II The Home Economics Deportment protores students for jobs as dieticians, home demonstration agents and ciet aMment store buyers Berenice Clark Professor of Home Economics; BA, Huntingdon College; M S,, University of Tennessee; graduate study, Columbia Urn-versity. University of Alabama Jeon Smoak Lewis Instructor in Home Economics; B A., Limestone College; M S University of Alobomo Home E Club—Left to right: Solly Kennedy Evelyn Hovvkms, Thod' Wiggins Lmdo Jacobson Betty Acton, Emogcne Norton. Barbaro Hubbord, Sistee Holl Helene Choculas, Peggy Springfield, Sondro Wright. Jone Solomon Second row, left to right: Mrs Lewis Miss Clarl s| onsors; Joel- e Hozelwood Solly Cool Evo Atkinson, president Joon Johnston. Patricia Jackson. Dottie Dees, Judy Wilson. Ann Waite. Betty Moiure, Madeleine Lock. Fred Allison Professor of Physics ond Mothemotics; B A , Emory ond Henry College; M A , Ph D., University of Virginia; D.Sc., Alo-boma Polytechnic Institute; LL.D., Emory and Henry College, study at Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Chicago. L. E. Willioms . Professor of Mathematics; B.A., Birmingham - Sou t h e rn College, B.S., M A . University of Chicago; Graduote study University of Chicago. George Peabody College for Teachers. Susie M. Willioms Instructor in Mathematics, B.A., Huntingdon College; Groduote study. University of Chicago, George Peabody College for Teachers. mathematics Dr. Allison instructs o closs in college olgebra Elcno V. Bledsoe Doro Alice Malone Lola B. McColloa9K Assistant Professor of Modern Languages •French, Spanish!; B.A., M.A., Tulanc Uni- versity; Graduate study, Columbia University, Nationol University of Mexico. Assistant Professor of Modern Languages, • Spanish . B A , Huntingdon College; MA. University of Texos; Graduate study. Notional University of Mexico. Assistont Professor of Modern Longuoges. I Gormon ; BA., Huntingdon; Ph B., University of Chicogo; M A , Columbia University; Graduate study Columbia University, University of Chicogo modern language Modern Language Club — Left to right: first row: Paula Hutcherson Lyn ;; Cat her ne Giglio, Judv McNease. Second row: V r : ii ci '? uttic ' a V ‘ both Belcher, Jean Gallman, Anna Martin C arolyn Barnes, Alice Starcher, Carol Pop penger, Charlotte Cannon, Martha Still, Anita King, Helen Cleondis, Nma Berdams. Doris Bolton, Morjorie Kc , Saroh Moore, 'eggy Ower Third rew: Wilkin Sorah Frye, Elinor Warr. Gordon Tornl er-lm, Er-nic Wright Gene Gasser r- —i mmr mu ' tk Neil H. Groham Professor of Modern Languages French), B.S Hobort College; M A Ph D., Cornell University; GraduoU study. University of Pans, Notiono University of Mexico. Institute dc Pantheon. Huntingdon Chorolc music « Waiting for a practice room, listening to old Bessie'' for hours before a record test, and scales, scales, scales the Music Department is a conglomeration of sounds that eventually with the help of Huntingdon's gifted Music faculty become a student's artistic expression Richord Rivers Professor of Music; B.S., Juilliard School of Music, M A., George Peabody College for Teachers Carolyn Lee Voshell Associate Professor of Music, B M , Southwestern College, Diploma, Juilliard School of Music; pupil of Edouord Dethier. Harold Rohlig Assistant Professor of Music, Groduote, Dsmbruck Conservolory of Music. Mr Rivers blencs the highest soprano and the lowest basso into a harmony that has marie the nomc of the Huntingdon Chorale widely known and respected The Organ Guild is supported by' the expert guidance of Mr Rchhg, and Gamma Mu pro des the music rnaiors and minors with experience in performance before on audience Virginio Stiles Assoootc Professor of Music, B A B M., Mississippi Stoic College for Women; M.M , Northwestern University, study, American Conservatory of Music, Juilliard School of Music Organ Guild—Left to right: Dorothy Ann Williams. Glenda Hendrix, Virginia Collier, Sandra Saxon, Jo Ann Plcss, Sue Cross, Mr Harold Rohlig, sponsor; Doris Bolton. Lloyce Wilborn, Gene Jarvis, seoted Gamma Mu — Left to right: Miss Virginia Stiles. Sponsor; Byron Grant, Sue Cross, Corol Poppcngcr, Sue Liu, Mary V Cox, Gene Jarvis, Bunny Patton, Mory Colleen Toylor, Rcbecco Deck Pngo 81 in Formation I physical education I Betty M. Collier Assistant Professor of Physical Education; B.S., University of Tennessee; M A George Peabody College for Teachers. Something is always going on to the Gym square dancing, fencing, basketball May Day practice The Physical Education Department with its goals of coordination, skill and good sportsmanship, is one of the most active on campus Page 82 Laurie R. MeAndrew Instructor in Physicol Education; B.S., East Tennessee Stote College; M S., University of Tennessee The Tumblers are always the stars of the May Day dances, whether as sea nymphs or bad boys. The Major Denois Trophy is the reward each year for the fencer who wins over all his opponents in the tournament complete with masks, jackets and foils. Warren Davis Fencing Master Fencing Club—Left to right: Rod Fitch, Carolyn Glenn standing. First row: Warren Dovis, fencing master; John Chong, Sydnor Peacock, Peggy Dunt ar, Miss Laurie MeAndrew, sponsor Second row: Geoffrey Till, Edword O'Donnell, Lawrence Britt Jon Kelly, Stonding. I I psychology L. G. Boilcy Professor of Psychology; B A , Lincoln Memoriol University; M A , University of South Coro-lino; Ph D , University of Wisconsin. Lucilc H. Bridges Assistont Professor of Psychology; B.A . Smith College; M A , Duke University; Ph D . University of Kentucky. Psychology dosses are lively with Dr Bailey's ickes and practi cal applications Everyone uses the knowledge o{ our newest science many times daily without knowing it, so the careful study of text books and theories help the psychology student to be more caixjble of understanding and aiding those oround him Louise Ponigot Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy, 6.A Central College; B.D., Von-derbilt University; Graduate study, Vanderbilt University. Lcssic Mac Hall Stone Professor of Religion; B A , Wesleyan College; M.A., Northwestern University; Graduate study, Syracuse University. R. Glenn Masscngalc Professor of Religion and Philosophy; B A , 8irmingham-Southern, 8.D., Ph.D , Yale University The way to o a'eef er faith is through knowledge A greater understanding'c.omes with openmindedness and tolerance Through careful instruction and thoughtful discussion Religion becomes integrated into our lives at Huntingdon religion and philosophy Every Wednesdoy the Chapel Choir sings for the worship service in Convocation Firsr row: Sommy Lowson, Catherine Metcalf, Dorone Lowmon Pom Reeves Second row: Ann Stoll worth, Glendo Coil, Floro McDonald, Emogcne Norton, Ann Irvine LIFE SERVICE FELLOWSHIP Supreme dedication of the most one has to offer marks the girls m Life Service Service to peo  le, to the school, to the community and to the church is the standard for these MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The organization of those who ore studying for the ministry makes for a greater unity, a deej er Strength, a more inspirational fellowship for the student preachers on cur campus The Ministerial Association m an informal moment together First row: Ed Daniels Corolyn Roberson, Anito King, Jeon Gollmon Second row; Saroh Moore Virginia Collier, Laura Lucos, Annelle Meyer, Jon Dickey. Morlho Vickery, Lucy McKinney, Helen R i'd Third row: Nellicrce Knowles, June Hostey, Betty Jo Scoborn, Ann Smelling, Jackie Ponder, Poulo Jones, Jeter Land, Leeto Higgm-. Fourth row: Frances Smith, Sollie Hudson Jo Fought, Laurie Homiter. Barbara Bradbcrry’ Pat Freeman, Shirley Osbon Fifth row: Mary Elizabeth Kimbrough, Fronccs Green. Dorothy Jenkins, Barbara F Heoth, Sally Kennedy. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Thi Baptist student is encouraged through the activities of B S U to continue his church life away from home and is brought into contact with other students of the same denomination. CANTERBURY CLUB : Emscoi-alian students the Canterbury Club means projects, interesting speake meetings in the home of the sponsor Left  o right: Barboro Porter, Marcllo Tapp, Linda Sue Wcnner. Mrs Irene Munro ponsor; Linda Jacobson, Gmgo Jocobson, Soroh Hutchinson, MEHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT M S. M i nearby schools, home churches • the largest of the denominational as well emphasizing on our campir active in presenting programs m ;e of Christian living away ‘rom our Organized for the Pr am his activities as well WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP 8ack row: Anna Mortin, Ellen Langston, Dotty Clark, Ann Coles, Zola Smith. Yvonne Taylor. Don Lewis Second row: Mrs Marion Cantclou. sponsor. Sue Liu, Hornet Hatch. Floro McDonald, Shannon Ncogles Molindo Richardson, Rosie Schultz Front row: Non y Pnckett. Beverly Woods, Ann Potton Seated: Thodis Wiggins, Dorothy Jenkins, Corolyn Tmgen Standing: Mrs Winifred Horns, sponsor. Perky Pogc, Yvonne Toylor, Jene Solomon, Lloycc Wilborn. Linda Brontley. Dione McCronie, Edno Lett, Sharon Mullicon, Glendo Hendrix, Corloyn Knight, Borboro Owens. secretarial science Winifred Holl Horris Assislont Professor of Secretoriol Science; B S , MS, Alobomo Polytechnic Institute Shorthand symbols, the click of adding machines, dictation and tronscription Hunt.ogdon's secretaries of the future prepare themselves for a career in the world of business The Secretarial Science Club is com; osed of girls who have a com man interest in the field of stenography Pago 89 sociology Sociology is the science of mor and the influence that his family, social customs one: economic conditions hove on his growth and development, it seeks to understand they problems and to make living conditions bette' for the man of the future The Sociology Club consists of students interested in the fields of Sociology or social work and it brings them nto contact with practical workers in th( profession A. B. Davidson Professor of Sociology; B A . Birmingham. Southern College; B.D., Emory University; graduate study. Vole University; study. Jones Low School First row: Borbaro Romcy, Jo Fought, Alice Hcrrcn, Barbara Kimbrough, Rhono Howell Corolyn Roberson Sue Pitmon Second row: Saro Poync. Frances Cowort, Foyc Byrd, Judy Gooden Angelme Loncy. Potsy Lockett Pat Freeman. Lcnme Langford, Jenny Ryan, Ann Potton, Ann Dougloss Third row: Lydia Bloke Joon Johnston, Molindo Richardson, Jackie Ponder, Kitty Gloss, Blanche Darby, John Kombuns, Dr A B Dovidson, sponsor, Martha Lynn Boggon. Roy Williamson. Soroh Hutchinson, Donny Kombuns, Madeleine Lock i )  speech The Little Theater full of delighted children watching the antics of a puppet the Chapel roaring with laughter ot The Doctor ia Spite of Himself . plays, skits, greasepamt the Speech Deiartmcnt en riches cultural appreciation on our campus and prepares the students m public speak-ng, acting, and play direction Member ship in Alpha Psi Omega is the reward for aroma And the Pierrettes, which is open outstanding achievement w the field of to the student body, keeps the interest ir dramat c act vitie . alive for the laymen first row: Kitty Gloss, Carolyn Glenn. Betty Bronnon, Sydnor Peacock, Flora McDonald, Dr. Maryland Wilson, sponsor Second row; Jimmy Stewart, Horry McEntyre Morylond W. Wilson Professor of Speech; B.A., Winthrop College; M A . Ph D , University of Michigan; graduate study. Northwestern University. Mortho F. Rankin Assistant Professor of Speech, BA, Huntingdon College; M.A., University of North Coro-lino, graduate study. University of North Carolina Left to right: Dc Curran Byron Grant, Mory Foire Lowrcy. Carolyn Glenn Ellen Langston Kitty Gloss, Alice Hcrren. Sammy Low son, Elinor Worr, C ndy Miller, Anno Morris. Gotro Reid, Floro McDonald, Sandro Stokes. Front row $cotcd left to right: Modolcine Lock. President; Mory Anne Horrell Bock row stondmg : Lo Rue Ivey. Mory Colleen Toylor, Helen Reid i theta eta Through this organization the town girls become better acquainted with each other and better organized as an active element on our campus Town House is a remodeling job done m chintz prints on the ground door of Miriam Jackson Home. OFFICERS MADELEINE LOCKE LA RUE LVEY MARY COLLEEN TAYLOR HELEN REID MARY ANN HARRELL President Vice Presiden Secreforv T rcasurer Social Chairmnr I Poge 9? honors Huntingdon is achievement and the appreciation of those who achieve . . . who appry’fheir wisdom'm service. beauties I beauties beauties beauties ____________________________________________________________________ Gtendo Hondo . Bct.y - — Fove PoytHrcss. Lock A.mee Colcmcn. qht. Ccolyn Glonn. L p°o fo Nco.. Mo.y Jo- tt s i 9 m a etv ,ninoted i« Iiew .. h.ghest honor soo - duf,og o Tri S.gmo '1 0, ,cholorsh.| , ° member- on ,h Jos. '  er ,04 pog« alpha beta Scotcd, left to right: Joan Bolin, Nancy Prickett. Glenda Hendrix Corolyn Roberson Standing: Aimec Coleman, Claudia Jordan, Madeleine Lock, (not pictured: Betty Brannon). Alpha Beta is Huntingdon's society for scholastic recognition. Seniors and Juniors who maintain a certain grodepoint are inducted. . Page 105 who's who Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities are students recognized for their extra-curricular activities as well as their scholastic achievements. Front row: Sue Cross, Faye Poythress, Carolyn Glenn, Madeleine Lock. Bock row; Maxine Turner Jimmy Stewart. Gatra Reid, Kitty Gloss, Warren Dovis, Sandro Stokes. Frank Hyles. may queen Kitty Glass was elected in a campuswide poll to reign over the May Day festivities. of Huntingdon Joan Johnston symbolized the spirit of Huntingdon at Fire Frolic last Fall when each class renewed its loyalty to the ideas and the spirit of Huntingdon. miss loyalty Elinor Warr was chosen by the student body to receive the Loyalty Award given annually to a senior, who has faithfully devoted her services to Huntingdon. -V miss charming Elizabeth Allen was introduced at the Magnolia Ball, Huntingdon's annual spring formal, as the students's choice for Miss Charming. he highest scholastic rating jsf years freshman class v Mary Nell Rodgers. OUTSTANDING FRESHMEN . . . TOURNAMENT WINNERS . . . Ligon Hitpin team r xes after winning the lampionship over the other Prott wc' thi Basketb. teumament this winter activities Huntingdon is college life day by day . . . plays and projects and parties ... traditions binding us to the past, precedents for the future! AV V iX ■ - A -;;,. v j ‘ 1 !N retreat Before school opened the student leaders, faculty, and administration members met at Camp Grandview to plan the coming events of the new year at Huntingdon orientation In September the freshmen came and plunged headlong into life at Huntingdon new roommates, rules to learn tests to take, one home called a ck rmitor I rat week Kut Court climaxed for the freshmen a week of washing blinds and ironing clothe I he sophomores rewarded their rats with on evening of jungle cries, whiplashings, one entertainment provided by the freshmen themselves. fire frolic Chairmen in chorge of Fire Frolic were Peggy Dunbar and Harry McEntyre. The four classes pledged their renewed loyalty to Hunt ingdon in o candlelight ceremony on the green Symbolical of the spini of Huntingdon, the candles and the torch were lighted from the bonfire m the center Peopickers, country people. Miss Bevin, ond Brother Hancock were oil at the rally along with red, white and blue streamers ond guitar music. Senior Comedy Winner Take All another triumph for Annie Belle Arnold and Maxine Turner showed the advantages of a good old-time ix litical rally when Jimmy Stewart defeatec his wife, Betty Brannon m the Polk County elections Senior Chapel The morning of Senior Chapel will be a hard doy for any of us to forget, when for the first time we wore our caps and gowns. Tommy Kemp oddressed a rowdy group of Juniors and Mr. Gene Gibbons spoke ot Convocation. I Speech Department Play ['ommy Kemp was a smash as The Doctor in Spite of Himself. the play by Moliere put an by the Speech Department Carolyn Glenn played his shrewish wife and Bennie Sowell was the rich man who put the Doctor on the road to success. Pierrette Club Play The Skm of Our Teeth, a social sotire by Thornton Wilder was presenter by the P.errette Club last spring Colleen Cottle rollicked through the centuries as Sabina while Frank Hyles, Katie Spencer oid Brad Culpepper helped put over the subtle humor of the play beauty review Twenty beauties selected by the Student Body paraded before five judges at the annual review Eight were selected to be presented at the Beauty Ball. beauty ball I he eight beauties were introduced in a theme of Winter Wonderland at mas formal given ot the Whitley Hotel the Christ - The Blue - Groy Room was pocked with dancers till 12:00 when everybody odiourned to Afterglow in the Bookstore white Christmas H C A sponsored a ploy, The Coming of Christ' by John Masefield, directed by Carolyn Glenn Joan Johnston portrayed the Virgin Mary and 0 C Brown repre sented the Christ servants' Christmas tree During Convocotion period presents were given out in the Hut. At Christmastime H C A presented all the servants on the campus with gifts and they in turn presented us with a program of holiday entertainment Page 119 This wos the weekend we ployed host to the high school seniors ond showed them o touch of college life -social os well as scholastic The Sophomore skit soored to victory with the expert guidance of Colleen Cottle, research worker in Egyptology Skit night wos tense with competition os the four closses chose history Ancient, English, French, ond American - os the theme oround which to build o production Foreground: Glendo Hendrix Left to right: Albert Carmichael, Maxine Turner, Alice Ward, Carolyn Roberson, Dr. Mike White, Patriciol Neal. Oracle Committee Months of concent ration and class rivalry culminated m an all night search for a little silver tube called the oracle May Day Committee The story of Jazz was the theme for May Day with Corolyn Glenn os director assisted by Cathc Gtglio as co-directcr Committee heads. First row: Glenda Hendrix, Betty Acton, Carolyn Glenn, Patricia Neal. Second row; Mrs. Betty Collier, adviser; Sydnor Peacock, Catherine Giglio, Sandro Stokes. Third row: Judy McNeose, Floro MccDonald, Charlotte Cannon (not pictured, Frances Tucker, i — may queen and court For the first time this year men representatives were chosen to escort members of the May Court On the front row left to right are Kitty Gloss, May Queen; Ben Barnett, her escort. Honor maids and their escorts Maxine Turner, George Garzon, Gatra Reid, Harry McEnfyre, Sue Cross, Ben Brodley, Anno Morris and Margaret Car ter. the Crownbearer 'Albert Cormichoel. not pictured Behind them are the class representatives Frances tucker and Betty Brannon Senior; Betty Ann Bowden and Lolly Harper, Junior, Sharon Jernigon and Jackie Ponder, Freshman, Jennie Lee Yow and Charlotte Adams, Sophomore ' a left to right front row: G t Cot’ Carol McManus, Jo Anne Pless, Elizabeth Allen, Marcia Mathews. Bock row: ner, Annie Belle Arnold. Patricia Neal, Rhona Howell, Mary Chapman, Zola Smith Gene Lambert Eva Atkinson Sandra Stokes Sue Pitman Margaret Whitsett, Joan Johnston. Ann Stallworth the dining hall in Prott-Honson . . . coffee breaks in the Bookstore . . . in leaving the sundcck on Ligon . . the lab in Bcllingroth . . . hours of reading in the Library . . . classes in Flowers Holl . . . Huntingdon we leave... the sundial . . . the Green of night . . . the Green Window in the Chapel . . . our friends on the faculty . . . The Editors of the 1957 edition of Bells and Pomegranates would like to recognize those who helped with the production of this book: The Staff Marcia Mathews Charlotte Adams Anne Sutton Barbara Kimbrouqh Catherine Giglio Rhona Howell Carolyn Glenn Gene Lambert Jeannine Miller George Garzon Miss Sara Crist Organizations Administration and Staff Administration and Staff Athletics Religious Organizations Faculty Faculty Activities Typist Ass't Advertising Manager Adviser Mr. John Scott Photographer r TO THE SENIORS OF 1957: You ore to be congratulated on the fine job you have done during your years as students at Huntingdon. Here's wishing you every success and happiness for all the remaining years of your lives. We hope many of you A will spend these years as citizens of Montgomery. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA GREETINGS TO HUNTINGDON COLLEGE UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA. ★ FIFTY-SIX YEARS OF CONSTRUCTIVE BANKING SERVICE MEMBER FDIC MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM SINCE 1868 CENTRAL ALABAMA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE tytlcntocmexy FAIR S HCC 1868 DOWNTOWN - EASTBROOK - OPELIKA i. NATIONAL BANK Here are some of the reasons why more and more young men and women are seeking careers in banking: • Interesting work • Opportunity for advancement • Good salaries • Pleasant associates • Additional education • Five day work week • Numerous additional fringe benefits Come visit us and let us discuss a career in banking with you. r ■ I j COMPLIMENTS. OF ! 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Modern Library Anchor Books College Outline Series Hallmark and Studio Greetings Cards CAPITOL NEWS CO. 214 Montgomery Street FRANCIS CAFETERIA Downtown -402 S. Lawrence Street In Normandale 634 East Patton Avenue I ZALE - ELEBASH JEWELRY America's Largest Diamond and Watch Retailers 1 Court Square Montgomery, Ala. Phone CH 7-8891 RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE PAGEHURST DRUG CO. 1018 Fairview Avenue Dial AM 2-5775 MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA DELIVERIES A GIFT FROM JChen Son will always reflect your Good Taste MONTGOMERY 4, ALABAMA COMPLIMENTS OF Penney’s ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Court Square CLOTHES FOR THE FAMILY JESSE FRENCH PIANO COMPANY 75 Commerce Street A NAME WELL KNOWN SINCE 1875 SCOTT PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS ANNUAL MADE BY US AVAILABLE ON ORDER 458 South MacDonough Street Telephone CH 7-8761 McGLYNN PAPER CANDY CO. 2276 W. 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