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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

AT HUNTINGDON THE EMPHASIS T HUNTINa DON EMPHASI VINO Ml? The Student Government Association theme for this year is THE EMPHASIS IS ON YOU AS WE ACHIEVE TOGETHER. As the yearbook represents the Student Body of Huntingdon, we have made this slogan the theme for the 1958 edition of BELLS AND POMEGRANATES. AS WE ACHIEVE TOGETHER IN UNDERSTA 7' HUNTINGDON COLLEGE Montgomery, Alabama STAFF THADIS WIGGINS ..................... Editor MARCIA MATHEWS ............ Assistant Editor ALICE SMITH ................ Business Manager HELEN PAYNE ............ Advertising Manager MISS SARA CRIST .................... Adviser CONTENTS Administration and Staff .............. page 13 Organizations ....................... page 22 Classes ............................ page 30 Departments ........................ page 64 Honors ............................. page 94 Activities ........................... page 1 12 dedication In appreciation of his loyalty, of his devotion, and of his love for The student body of Hun'ringdon, we dedicate The 1958 edition of Bells and Pome- granates To our friend and adviser, Deon Paul T. Stone. Page 9 OUF FLOWERS HALL campus .1- LIBRARY nr.r-; BELLINGRATH HALL PRESIDENT'S HOME THE HUT Page 13 president DR. HUBERT SEARCY Professor of Political Science; B.A., Birminghom-Soufhern Col- lege; M.A., Ph.D., Duke Univer- sity; LL.D., Birmingham-Soufhern College DEAN PAUL T. STONE Huntingdon's Academic D e a n ; Professor of Chemistry,- B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University; M.S., Syracuse University,- Graduofe Study, Ohio State University, Garrett Biblical Institute a m C. M. REAVES, JR. Business Manager; B.A., Birminghom-Soufhern Col- lege Page 14 51 ,n a m: v a y. a a u m CHARLES C. TURNER, JR. Dean of Students, Execu- tive Secrefory, Professor of Teacher Education; B.A., Birminghom-Soufhern C o l - Iege; MAA. George Peabody Coilege for Teachers,- Grad- uate Study, Emory University inistration MARTHA FRAZER RANKIN Assistant Dean of Students for Women; CHARLESH. OWENS, Ill B.A., Huntingdon College; M.A. Englism, Assistonf Dean of Students for Men, Asso- M.A. mromafic Arm, University of North ciofe Professor of Biology; B.A., M.S., Uni- Corolina versify of Alabama Page 15 R. GLENN MASSENGALE Professor of Religion and Philoso- phy, Director of Library; B.A., Birmingham-Soufhern College; B.D., Ph.D., Yale University SARA CRIST Director of Public Rela'rions ANNA JEAN RODGERS Registrar Page 16 ALBERTA W. KEMPER Supervisor of Residence MW' ' . , ALMA G. POWELL MARJORIE ATKINSON Assistant Librarian Cofaloguer staff WADINE SETTLE Nurse 31L; MAJORIE ALLEN Admissions Counselor Page 17 Secretary to the President, 50ch Belle Brown; Secretary to the Executive Secretary, Gladys Molpus; Evaluation Assistant, Marie Taylor; Secretary to the Dean of Men and of Women, Louise B. Cox; Public Relations Office Secretory, Mary E1hel Thompson; Office Secretory, Besse Lyon ADELAIDE SMILIE Information Secretory Cashier, Doris Watson; Recorder, Julio H. Thomas Booksfore Manager, Imogene Springer; Assistant Bookstore Manager, Gladys STeworf Lackey staff JOHN C. MOORE Engineer 2 PAT O'CONNOR THELMA M. JORDAN Dieficion Assistant To the Dieficicm Page 19 PRATT-HANSON HALL HOUSEMOTHERS Seafed: Ruth A. Dickey, Assistant Residence Counselor; Lena B. Zeigler, Honson Resi- dence Counselor. STANDING: Blanche McMillan, Pratt Residence Counselor; Robbie Kimball, Ligon Residence Counselor; Fletcher 5. Simpson, Massey Residence Counselor Page 20 A H N O m HAL MASS EY A..war..vu.w MN. .. k... w Nuwmv . W 3; J. I; . WW. , SEATED: Martha Still, Lolly Harper, Flora McDonald, Lynn Blalock, Charles Hays. Sfanding: Mary Faire Lowrey, Frank Watson, Sally FeHOWS, Dorone Lowman, Hugh Faulkner, Libba Oglesby, Grace Mann, Robert Adams. executive council Ahthe head of Huntingdon's student government stands the Executive Council, made up of its own officers and the presidents of eleVen other campus or- ganizations. ITs keynofes are democracy and efficiency. FLORA MCDONALD ..... President LOLLY HARPER ..... Vice President LYNN BLALOCK ........ Secretory MARTHA STILL ......... Treasurer WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALL COURT Seated: Helen HoweH, Mrs. Martha Rankin, adviser, Barbara Kimbrough. Standing: JoAnne Pless, Becky Kend- rick, Emogene Norton, Mary Foire Lowrey, chairman, Bunny Patten. TOWN COURT Seated: Gail Burdick, Hugh Faulkner, chairman, Emily Hinson. Standing: Wolter Cooper, David Davis, Tommy Duke. student court Hunfingdon is proud of its honor system, under which The StudenT Council opero'res. The Court's Three branches are Men's Residence Hall Court, Women's Residence Hall Court, and Town Court. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL COURT First Row: Mark McElreoth, Robert Adams, chairman, Benny Sowell. Second Row: Jim Zellner, Terril Green, Bill Bigby. Page 25 Dorone Lowmon ........ President Byron Grant ...... Vice President Gene Lambert ..... Vice President Sydnor Peacock ....... Secretory Albert Newman ........ Treasurer H.C.A. Committee Chairmen and Advisers Peggy Springfield, Katie Spencer, Betty McCoy, Betty Ann Bowden, Miss Louise Ponigot, Mrs. Lessie Stone, Mrse Martha Rankin, Miss Jean Rogers. huntingdon Christian association Huntingdon Christian Association co-ordinofes religious activities of Huntingdon. During the year If sponsors the Circus Party, The Bazaar, faculty open house, the Hunting- don Christmas tree, and other campus activities. Every member of The student body is a member of H.C.A. H. C. A. COUNCIL First Row: Foster Eich, Sydnor Peacock, Albert Newman, Byron Grant, Dorone Lowmon, Gene Lambert, Ann McCurdy, Eugenia Ronsier. Second Row: Ann StoIIworth, Jim Ross, Margaret MocKinnon, Glenda Coil, Sarah Frye, Mamie Neville, Mary B. Atkins, Hugh Faulkner, Faye Byrd, Rhona Howell, Eugenia Groves, Janis Cummins, Anna Martin, Anne Irvine. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL GRACE MANN President PAT YARBROUGH Vice President ETHEL HEINECKE Secretory RAY WILLIAMSON Treasurer ' SeaTed: Ann Smelling, RoberTo Fuller, Sue Glenn, Sarah Hutchinson, Trudy Wise, Betsy Wood, CoTherine Giglio, Kay Schnell. Standing: Mrs. BeTTy Collier, adviser, Sue McLean, Lynn Blolock, June Hasfey, Roy Williamson, Ethel Heinecke, Grace Mann, Pot Yarbrough, Ginger Jacobson, Dona Reese, Margaret WhiTseTt, Jackie PonderT athletic association The Athletic AssocioTion CIT HunTingdon is direcTed by Men's and Women's AThleTic Councilse IT sponsors TournamenTs, outings, and inTromurol sporTs. The men's baskeTboll Team won The runner-up Trophy of The MonTgomery City Recreation League This year. ProTT won The Hit Pin, Boskefboll, 0nd Volleyball TournamenTs, and received The dorm cup. Seafed: Rod Fitch, Tom Rogers, Charles Tucker. STanding: Charles Graham, Charles Lowery, Victor Haber, Ellie McKissick, Coach Neal Posey, adviser. MEN'S ATHLETIC COUNCIL CHARLES GRAHAM President CHARLES TUCKER Vice PresidenT ROD FITCH Secretory TOM ROGERS Treasurer Page 27 publications union Publications Union combines The staffs of Huntingdon's three publications. lf's council is composed of The editors, associate editors, busi- ness managers, and advertising managers of The Huntress, The Prelude, and Bells and Pome- Ellen Langston President granafes. The Huntress is Huntingdon's news- Borbora Taylor Vice President paper. It is published semi-monfhly. The Prelude, published three Time each year, is composed of stu- dent workeshorf stories, essays, poetry, and book reviews. Bells and Pomegranates, Huntingdon's on- nuol, portrays a year of effort, achievement, fun, and development. Seuied: Mr. Charles Turner, adviser, Joan Watkins. Standing: Ellen Langston, Barbara Taylor, Mary Alice Smith, Catherine Giglio, Marcia Mathews, Thadis Wiggins, Helen Payne, Roberta Fuller, Judy McNeese, Gethryn Steverson, Sharon Jernigon, Judy Wilson. THE PRELUDE Seated: Betty Bottoms, Judy Wil- son, Associafe Editor, Joon Watkins, Editor, Mrs. Margaret Figh, Adviser, Sharon Jernigon, Advertising Mano- ger. Standing: Ethel Heinecke, Foster Eich, Lucy McKinney, Albert Newman, Katie Spencer. BELLS AND POMEGRANATES First Row: Joan Lcmier, Faye Glasgow, Linda Brantley, Jefer Land, Betty Ann Taylor. Second Row: Kay Schnell, Sammy Lawson, Ann Mann, Claire Williamson, Caro- lyn Bray, Mary Alice Smith, Busi- ness Manager, Gwen Harris, Thodis Wiggins, Editor. Third Row: Koy Taylor, Marsha Mitchell, Angeline Laney, Rhona Howell, Yvonne Crye, Helen Payne, Advertising Manager. THE HUNTRESS Seated: Mary B. Atkins, Carolyn Hamilton, Margaret MocKinnon, Dr. Rhoda Ellison, Adviser. Standing: Lynn Smith, Betty Jean Wells, Evo- Iine Gibbs, Judy McNeese, Asso- ciate Editor, Gefhryn Steverson, Editor, Roberto Fuller, Advertising Manager. Page 29 mmmw , W V 32a. V .. mm, + 3k W www' '1 N H N THE EMPHASIS uo 5! CU u'w W; N' .x . 12m 2 w WHO ME ?5' 7f ? H0 ME? Barbara Kimbrough, Vice President, Alice Herren, Treasurer, Hugh Faulkner, Secretory, Charles Hays, President, Dr. Rhoda Ellison, Adviser. the seniors CLASS SONG Huntingdon is the college And we are the Senior Class. Together we've found the knowledge And the love that always lasts. Though our days may be short and numbered We offer to thee each one And as we go our love will grow, Seniors of Huntingdon. Alma Mater, we pledge to thee Loyal and true we will be. We enter to grow in wisdom, We give our service forever. Through our days may be short and numbered We offer to thee each one And as we go our love will grow, Seniors of Huntingdon. Page 32 JOHN ALMON, Montgomery, Alo.,- Bi- ology; A.B. MARY BURFORD ATKINS, Forest Home, Ala; Elementary Education; A.B. . . . ELIZABETH BARNES, Montgomery, Ala.; Elementary Education; B.S. LYN BENTLEY, Dofhon, Ala., French; A.B. Mary Burford Atkins Lynn Blolock John Almon LYNN BLALOCK, ology; A.B. . . Quifmon, Ga; Bi- CHARLOTTE CANNON BLOUNT, Do- thon, Alo.; Elementary Education; A.B.l. . . BETTY ANN BOWDEN, Greenville, Ala.; Elementary Education; A.B. . .. Lyn Bentley Betty Ann Bowden Elizabeth Barnes Charlotte Cannon Blount Page 33 the seniors BEN BRADLEY, Andalusia, Alo.; Psy- BLANCH DARBY, Montgomery, Ala; Ps chology; A. B. . . . chology; A.B. ANNE BROWN, Montgomery, Ala.; LOVERNE DAVIS, Monfgomery, Al- Home Economics; 8.5. . . . English; A.B. GAIL BURDICK, Montgomery, Alo.; Ele- HUGHIE DENTON, Montgomery, AI- mentary Education; A.B. . . . Physical Education and History; 3.5. Ben Bradley Anne Brown Gail Burdick Blanch Darby LaVerne Davis Hughie Demon Page 34 Helene Choculos Carol Dixon HELENE CHACULAS, Chicago, lll.; Home Economics; B.S. . . . HELEN CLEONDIS, Montgomery, Ala; Elementary Education; A.B. . . . PHIL CROWDER, Montgomery, Al0.; Business Administration; B.S. . . . JANIS CUMMINS, Montgomery, Ala: Commercial Education; B.S. . . . Helen Cleondis Jone Eidson CAROL DIXON, Montgomery, Ala,- Ele- mentary Education; B.$. . . . JANE EIDSON, Elkin, N. C.; Religion and Philosophy; A.B. . . . HUGH FAULKNER, Montgomery, Ala; Chemistry,- A.B. . . . EVALINE GIBBS, Franklin, Tenn.; Chem- istry and English; A.B. . . . Phil Crowder Hugh Faulkner Page 35 Janis Cummins Eveline Gibbs the seniors LINDA GORMAN, Boinbridge, Ga,- HELEN HOWELL, Hartselle, Ala; Ele Music Education; A.B. . . . memory Education; A.B. CHARLES GRAHAM, Montgomery, AICI.; BARBARA HUBBARD, Minter, Ala; Hom Biology and Chemistry; A.B. . . . Economics; A.B. BYRON GRANT, Phenix City, Alon; Music BETTIE HUSSEY, DeFuniok Springs, Fla. Education and French; AB. . . Elementary Education; A..B . . Linda GormcIn Charles Graham Byron Grant Helen Howell Barbara Hubbard Bettie Hussey Page 36 LOLLY HARPER, Griffin, GCL; Religion, Philosophy, and Sociology; A.B. . . . MARY ANNE HARRELL, Montgomery, Alo.; Home Economics,- B.S. . . . CHARLES C. HAYS, Montgomery, Alo.; English and History; A.B. . . . ANNE IRVINE, Auburn, Ala,- Secondary Education; BS. . . . LoRUE IVEY, Montgomery, Ala; Ele- mentary Education; A.B. . . . CHARLOTTE JONES, Brunswick, GCL; Home Economics,- A.B. . . . GEORGE JONES, Montgomery, Ala.; Secondary Education; B.S. . . . ALICE HERREN, Tollossee, Ala; Speech; A.B. . . . Alice Herren George Jones Charles C. Hays Charlotte Jones Mary Anne Harrell LoRue Ivey Lolly Harper Anne Irvine Page 37 the seniors RUTH JONES, Montgomery, Alcw Ele- JANE LEAKE, Lookout Mountain, Tenn. memory Education; BS. . . . Commercial Education; A.B. BARBARA KIMBROUGH,ThomosviHe,Ga; GEORGE B. LEWIS, Montgomery, Ala. Psychology and Sociology; A.B. . . . Business Administration; B.S. . . . MAUDE EUGENIA LAMBERT, Darlington; DORANE LOWMAN, Panama City, Fla. History and English; A.B. . . . Religion, Philosophy, and Sociology; A. B. Ruth Jones Barbara Kimbrough Maude Eugenio Lambert Jone Leake George B. Lewis Dorone Lowmon Page 38 ANGELINE LANEY, Notosulgo, Ala; GRACE MANN, Ashford, Alo.; History; Secondary Education; A.B. . . . A.B. ELLEN LANGSTON, San Antonio, Texas; SUE MCCLAIN, Pelhom, GCL; Religion Spanish; A.B. . . . and Philosophy; A.B. JOAN LANIER, Port Sf. Joe, Fla; BETTY FRANCES MCCOY, ATmore, Ala.; Secondary Education; B.S. . . . Religion and Philosophy; A.B. . LEWIS LARSON, Montgomery, Alo.,- His- FLORA MCDONALD, Tallopooso, GOL; fory; A.B. . . . Speech; A.B. . . . k Angeline Laney Ellen Langston Joon Lonier Lewis Larson Grace Mann Sue McClain Betty Frances McCoy Flora McDonald Page 39 the seniors LUCY MCKINNEY, Montgomery, Ala; RICK REDUS, Montgomery, Alon; Sec Secretarial Science; 8.3. . . . ondary Education; B.S. . AUBREY MITCHELL, Montgomery, Ala; HELEN REID, Montgomery, Alo.,- Ele English; A.B. . . . memory Education; A.B. . . . GAVIN MOORE, Montgomery, Alo.; MALCOLM ROBERTS, Proffville, Ala. English; A.B. . . . Religion and Philosophy; A.B. . . . Lucy McKinney Aubrey Mitchell Gavin Moore Rick Redus Helen Reid Malcolm Roberts Page 40 PAUL NAKANE, Tsu City, Japan,- Bi- ology and Chemistry; A.B. . . . EMOGENE NORTON, Millry, Alon; Home Economics Education; A.B. . . . BUNNY PATTEN, Tiffon, Ga,- Music Uheory and Appliedb A.B. . . . JOANNE PLESS, Andalusia; Music Edu- cation,- A.B. . . . MARY NELL RODGERS, Pine Level, Ala; Secondary Education; A.B. . . . BILL SANSOM, Montgomery, Alo.; Art; 3.3. . . . MYRNA SEIBERT, Bon Secour, Alo.; Secondary Education; B.S. . . . ALICE SIMS, Moundville, Ala; French; A.B. . . . Poul Nokone Mary Nell Rodgers Emogene Norton Bill Sonsom Page 41 JoAnne Pless Alice Sims Bunny Patten Myrna Seiberf the seniors ZOLA SMITH, LoFoyefte, Ala.; Secondary ROBERT TUCKER, Montgomery, Ala; Bis Education,- B.S. . . . ology; A.B. . . . 1 ANNE STALLWORTH, Vinegar Bend, DERRELL VAUGHN, Montgomery, Alo.; Ala; Religion and Philosophy,- A.B. . . . Business Administration; A.B. . . . 1 ; SARAH P. STANTER, Montgomery, Alo.,- JOAN WATKINS, Montgomery, Ala; Biology; A.B. . . . English; A.B. . . . Zola Smith Anne Stollworfh Sarah P. Stonfer Robert Tucker Derrell Vaughn Jocm Watkins Page 42 y . WINSTON STEVENSON, Montgomery, Akl; Art A.B GETHRYN STEVERSON, Sheffield, Ala,- Secondory Education; A.B. BENNIE SOWELL, Dothon, Ala; Busi- ness Administration; A.B. JANE THORNTON, Spanish; A.B. . . . Greenville, Ala,- THADIS WIGGINS, McKenzie, Ala; Secretarial Science; BS. NINA ANN WILLIAMS, Monroeville, Ala; Elementary Education; A.B. RAY WILLIAMSON, Albertville, Ala; 50- ciology; A.B. . PAT YARBROUGH, Pensacola, Flo.; Bi- ology; A.B. . . . Jane Thornton Pot Yorbrough Bennie Sowell Roy Williamson Gefhryn Sfeverson Nino Ann Williams Winston Stevenson Thodis Wiggins Page 43 the 'uniors CLASS SONG Q? As the Junior Class we stand 279 x With our heads raised on high, a: R w In hope, in trust we carry on, U 7x Our spirit shall not die. With our heads raised on high, Our loyalty to Hunfingdon Shall ever be 0 fie. V ' As the Junior Class we stand, ! 3 Our memories of deer Huntingdon, l We'll hold e'er close To our hearts. A And friends made here in work and ploy, x. From These we'll never part. J As The Junior Class we stand, . 4'; WiTh our heads held on high. Dr. Henry L. Bonner, adviser, Charles Lowery, Treasurer, Sally Fellows, President, Rod Fitch, Vice President Paula Hutcherson, Secretary. Page 44 Adams, Robert Arnold; Marion Barnes, Carolyn Blake, Barbara Blake, Lydia Bolton, Doris Burt, Judy L. Byrd, Faye Coil, Glenda Cussels, Sloan Chapman, Mary Cocergine, Sergy Crabtree, Elaine Culpepper, Brad Curran, Dee ROBERT ADAMS ............... Ashford, AICI. GLENDA CAIL ................ FT. Pierce, Fla. MARION ARNOLD ......... Montgomery, Ala. SLOAN CASSELS .......... Montgomery, Ala. CAROLYN BARNES .......... Grand Bay, Ala. MARY CHAPMAN ............ Columbus, Go. BARBARA BLAKE ........... Montgomery, Ala. SERGY COCERGINE ........ Montgomery, Ala. LYDIA BLAKE .................. Mobile, Ala. ELAINE CRABTREE .............. .Mobile, Ala. DORIS BOLTON .............. Cres'rview, Fla. BRAD CULPEPPER ........ Phenix City, Ala. JUDY L. BURT .............. Montgomery, Ala. DEE CURRAN ................ Columbus, Go. FAYE BYRD .................... Ozark, Ala. Page 45 Davis, David Gray, Julius Hutcherson, Paula lee, LoeHe Duke, Tommy Harris, Gwendolyn Jacobson, Ginga Leibermcn, Murray Dunbar, Peggy Harrison, Forester Jacobson, Linda Lowery, Charles Fellows, Sully Fitch, Rod Garzon, George Hawkins, Evelyn Horton, Gene Howell, Rhona Johnson, Woodie Kendrick, Becky Key, Mariorie Lowrey, Mary Fuire Martin, Anna Mathews, Marcia 'ors Page 46 haemmaghamy, Nasser udson, Dannelly amur, Mary Jo cEnfyre, Harry Giglio, Caiherine Hudson, Vera Lawson, Sammy McNease, Judy DAVID DAVIS ............. Montgomery, Ala. TOMMY DUKE ............. Montgomery, Ala. PEGGY DUNBAR ............. Pensacola, Flo. SALLY FELLOWS ............ Burlington, N. J. ROD FITCH .................. Rushville, N. Y. GEORGE GARZON ......... Montgomery, Ala. NASSER GHAEMMAGHAMY ...... Tehran, Iran CATHERINE GIGLIO Columbus, Go. JULIUS GRAY ............. Montgomery, Ala. GWENDOLYN HARRIS .......... Dothan, Ala. FORESTER HARRISON ...... Montgomery, Ala. EVELYN HAWKINS ...... .. . .. Ff. Deposit, Ala. GENE HORTON .............. Hartselle, Ala. RHONA HOWELL ............ Harfselle, Ala. DANNELLY HUDSON ...... Montgomery, Ala. VERA HUDSON ............ Montgomery, Alo. PAULA HUTCHERSON ............ Macon, Go. GINGA JACOBSON ............ Atlanta, Ga. LINDA JACOBSON ............. Atlanta, Ga. WOODIE JOHNSON ............ Comer, Ala. BECKY KENDRICK ............ Columbus, Go. MARJORIE KEY ............... Roanoke, Ala. MARY JO LAMAR .............. Mobile, Ala. SAMMY LAWSON .......... Sevierville, Tenn. LOETTE LEE ................ Notosulga, Ala. MURRAY LEIBERMAN ........ Montgomery, Ala. CHARLES LOWERY ......... Montgomery, Ala. MARY FAIRE LOWREY .......... Afmore, Ala. ANNA MARTIN ............... Clayton, Ala. MARCIA MATHEWS .......... Andalusia, Ala. HARRY McENTYRE .............. Dothon, Ala. JUDY McNEASE ............... Fayette, Ala. Page 47 Morris, Anna Samford, H. A. Stevens, Olivia Tucker, Charles E. Neeley, Aubrey E. O'Brien, Mickey Scales, Carlyle Schnell, Kay Still, Martha Strickland, James H. Tutile, Virginia Vickery, Martha the ' Peacock, Sydnor Smith, Frankie Tallani, Kenneth Warren, Dickie Page 48 Ray, AnneHe Solomon, Jane Taylor, Barbara Welch, Sue r S Rains, Helen Springfield', Peggy Taylor, Celia West, Orion u -ins, James C. archer, Alice -ylor, Mary Colleen ilson, Judy Reeves, Pam Stephens, Janella Thorn, Bob Zellner, Jim ANNA MORRIS ............... Dothon, Ala. AUBREY E. NEELEY ............ Clanton, Ala. MICKEY O'BRIEN ............ Wefumpkc, Ala. SYDNOR PEACOCK ............ Albany, Go. ANNETTE RAY .................. Titus, A10. HELEN RAINS ................. Verbena, Ala. JAMES C. RAINS .............. Verbena, Ala. PAM REEVES ......... Fort Walton Beach, Fla. H. A. SAMFORD ............ Montgomery, Ala. CARLYLE SCALES .............. Mobile, Ala. KAY SCHNELL ............... Columbus, Go. FRANKIE SMITH .......... West Blocfon, Ala. JANE SOLOMAN ............ Headland, Ala. PEGGY SPRINGFIELD ............. Guin, Ala. ALICE STARCHER .............. Ff. Pierce, Flo. JANELLA STEPHENS ........ Montgomery, Ala. OLIVIA STEVENS Montgomery, Ala. MARTHA STILL ................. Oxford, Ala. JAMES H. STRICKLAND ...... Montgomery, Ala. KENNETH TALLANT ........ Montgomery, Ala. BARBARA TAYLOR ........... Andalusia, Alo. CELIA TAYLOR ............... Tollassee, Alct. MARY COLLEEN TAYLOR . . . Monfgomery, Ala. BOB THORN ................. Prichard, Ala. CHARLES E. TUCKER ........ Montgomery, Ala. VIRGINIA TUTTLE ............ Fitzgerald, Go. MARTHA VICKERY ......... Monroeville, Ala. DICKIE WARREN .......... Montgomery, Ala. SUE WELCH ............ Alexander City, Ala. ORION WEST .............. Springhill, Ala. JUDY WILSON ................. Mobile, Ala. JIM ZELLNER .................. Mobile, Ala. Page 49 the sophomores CLASS SONG Dear Alma Mater, make us worthy 6' 7 Of The standards you've set for us. me ' May The Red and White e'er serve Thee, And thy love ever grow for us. 4f May we always strive to aid Thee. N 3 And thy light ever guide The way. 2 Qe Of The Sophomores who'll always oid Thee T .$7 J And be True To the Red cxnd Gray. fl? Libba Oglesby, President, Susie Bradford, Vice President, Mary Alice Smith, Treasurer, Miss Carolyn Voshell, Adviser, Sue Burns, Secretary. Page 50 Ashour, Faisal Atkins, Ouida Faye Bailey, Raymond Dean Barfell, Jack Berdanis, Nina Bigby, Felix Bloom, Nancy Bottoms, BeHy Bradberry, Barbara Bradford, Susie Brantley, Linda Brendel, Mary Alice Brill, Donald Bri , lawrence Burwell, Philip Cocergine, Mary Glenn FAISAL ASHOUR ............. Noblus, Jordon BARBARA BRADBERRY ..... Alexander City, Ala. OUIDA FAYE ATKINS ........ Montgomery, Ala. SUSIE BRADFORD ............ Fairhope, Ala. RAYMOND BAILEY .......... Valparaiso, Flo. LINDA BRANTLEY ............ Headland, Ala. JACK BARTELL ........ Ff. Walton Beach, Fla. MARY ALICE BRENDEL ...... Montgomery, Ala. NINA BERDANIS .......... Montgomery, Ala. DONALD BRILL ................ Mobile, Ala. FELIX BIGBY .................. Daphne, Ala. LAWRENCE BRITT ............. Niceville, FICI. NANCY BLOOM .............. Ft. Payne, Ala. PHILIP BURWELL .......... Montgomery, Ala. BETTY BOTTOMS ............. Columbus, Ga. MARY GLENN COCERGINE . . Montgomery, Ala. Page 51 Coles, Ann Collier, Virginia Cooper, Walter Davidson, Lady Claire Eich, Foster Farris, Beth Glenn, Sue Godwin, Pearl Gooden, Judy Good'man, Lillian Graves, Ginger Green, Frances Hobbie, Lynn Houston, Janis Jacobson, Herberi Jernigun, Sharon Jones, Paula Kennedy, Sully Lankford, Lennie Lee, Thomas Lindsey, Georgia MacKinnon, Margarei Mason, Charles Felton, Jean Fralish, Catherine Freeman, Patricia Frye, Sara Fuller, Roberta Glasgow, Faye Green, Sally Green, Terrill Hamilton, Carolyn Hays, Gayle Heinecke, Ethel Higgins, Leek: Kittrell, Sheila Knight, Carolyn Knowles, Judy Knowles, Nellieree Kolb, Mary Lou Land, Je'rer McCurdy, Ann McElreufh, Mark McKissick, Ellie McLean, Nancy McManus, Carol McCall, lacy Meredith, leona the sophomores ANN COLES .................. Clayton, Ala. HERBERT JACOBSON ............ Atlanta, Ga. SUE GLENN ................. Columbus, Go. GEORGIA LINDSEY ............. Elmore, Ala. LYNN HOBBIE ............ Montgomery, Ala. LADY CLAIRE DAVIDSON ...... Cullman, Ala. LENNIE LANKFORD ............ Moulron, Ala. LILLIAN GOODMAN ........... Midland, Ga. VIRGINIA COLLIER ................ Titus, Ala. SHARON JERNIGAN ......... Andalusia, Ala. PEARL GODWIN ............ Bay Mineffe, Ala. MARGARET MOCKINNON ...... Marianna, Fla. JANIS HOUSTON .............. Afmore, Ala. FOSTER EICH ................ Ff. Davis, Ala. THOMAS LEE .............. New York, N. ?: GINGER GRAVES ........... Demopolis, Ala. WALTER COOPER .......... Montgomery, Ala: PAULA JONES .............. LoGronge, Go. CHARLES MASON ............ Sheffield, Alo. JUDY GOODEN ......... Alexander City, Ara. Page 52 BETH FARRIS .............. Montgomery, FRANCES GREEN .............. ComiHG, SALLY KENNEDY ............ Phenix City, LACY MCCALL Millbrook, JEAN FELTON ................ Pensacola SALLY GREEN .................. Uriah, SHEILA KITTRELL ............ Phenix City, ANN MCCURDY ................ Samson, CATHERINE FRALISH ............ Arifon, TERRILL GREEN ............ Sims Chapel, CAROLYN KNIGHT ............ Valdos'ro, MARK McELREATH ............ Andalusia, PATRICIA FREEMAN .......... LaGrcmge, CAROLYN HAMILTON ........ Sweefwafer, I Ala. Go. Ala. Ala. Flo. Ala. Ala. Ala. Ala. Alcx. Go. Ala. Ga. Ala. JUDY KNOWLES ............... Loneffe, Ala. ELLIE McKISSICK .......... Montgomery, Ala. SARA FRYE .................. ProfTviIle, Ala. GAYLE HAYS .............. Montgomery, Ala. NELLIEREE KNOWLES ........ Columbus, GO. NANCY McLEAN ............ Thomasville, Go. ROBERTA FULLER .............. Eclectic, Ala. ETHEL HEINECKE ............ VoIporoiso, Flo. MARY LOU KOLB ................ Ozark, Ala. CAROL MCMANUS .............. Linden, Ala. FAYE GLASGOW .............. Mobile, Ala. LEETA HIGGINS .............. LcFoyefte, Ala. JETER LAND ................... Ozark, Ala. LEONA MEREDITH .......... Montgomery, Ala. Page 53 Panhorsf, Kathy Payne, Helen Perdue, Sue Phelps, Fancher Ponder, Jackie Pugh, Vernon Miller, Jean Neville, Beth Newman, Albert Nuss, Sandra O'Brien, Joyce Oglesby, Libbu Ross, Jim Rozar, Lucki Jo Salter, John Saxon, Sandra Scherer, Charlotte Schultz, Rose Putman, Shirley Ramey, Barbara Runsier, Eugenia Redus, Marinell Richardson, Faye Richardson, Malinda Sfello, Suzanne Tapp, Marella Taylor, Betty Ann Taylor, Jepye Lu Taylor, Ned Till, Geoffrey Shellmun, Peggy Smelling, Ann Smiih, Alice Smith, Phyllis Spencer, Ann Spencer, Katie Tubb, Curtis Viego, Kemmela Waite, Anne Walker, Jimmy Webb, Mary West, Millie WhiHlesey, Wayne Williford, Robert Willis, Pruitt Wing, Walter W. Worrell, Marcia Wright, Sandra the sophomores ALICE SMITH ............... LoFayeffe, Ala. ANNE WAITE .............. Grove Hill, Ala. SANDRA NUSS .............. Pine Hill, Ala. MARINELL REDUS .......... Montgomery, Alcl. PHYLLIS SMITH ............ Phenix City, Ala. JIMMY WALKER ............ Greensboro, Alo. JEAN MILLER ................ Columbus, Go. SHIRLEY PUTMAN ............ Leesburg, Fla. PEGGY SHELLMAN ........ Montgomery, Ala. CURTIS TUBB .............. Thomosville, Ala. BETH NEVILLE .................. Eu'raw, Ala. BARBARA RAMEY .............. Mobile, Ala. ANN SMALLING ................ Macon, Go. KEMMELA VIEGO ....... Cienfuegos, Cuba ALBERT NEWMAN ............ Cullman, Ala. EUGENIA RANSIER .......... Eight Mile, Ala. JOYCE O'BRIEN ............ Wefumpko, Ala. FAYE RICHARDSON ........ Montgomery, Ala. ANN SPENCER ............ San Marino, Calif. MARY WEBB .............. Montgomery, Ala. Page 54 LIBBA OGLESBY .............. Clanton, Ala. MALINDA RICHARDSON ...... Nashville, Tenn. KATIE SPENCER ............ Nashville, Tenn. MILLIE WEST ................ Andalusia, Ala. KATHY PANHORST ......... Montgomery, Ala. JIM ROSS .................... Auburn, Ala. SUZANNE STELLO .......... Tallahassee, Flo. WAYNE WHITTLESEY ........ Tallahassee, Flo. HELEN PAYNE ................ Leesburg, Flo. LUCKI JO ROZAR ........... Tallahassee, Flo. MARELLA TAPP ............... Decatur, Ala. ROBERT WILLIFORD ........ Montgomery, Ala. SUE PERDUE .............. Montgomery, Ala. JOHN SALTER ............ Montgomery, Ala. BETTY ANN TAYLOR ........ Grand Bay, Ala. PRUITT WILLIS ................ Millbrook, Ala. FANCHER PHELPS .......... Montgomery, Ala. SANDRA SAXON .............. Opeliko, Ala. JEPYE LU TAYLOR ............ Crestview, Flo. WALTER W. WING ......... MonTgomery, Ala. JACKIE PONDER ............ Thomasville, Go. CHARLOTTE SCHERER .......... Molino, Flo. NED TAYLOR ................ Prcmville, Ala. MARCIA WORRELL ............ Pinsview, Ala. VERNON PUGH .......... Montgomery, Alo. ROSE SCHULTZ .............. Cresfview, Flo. GEOFFREY TILL Montgomery, Ala. SANDRA WRIGHT ................ Guin, Ala. Page 55 the freshmen CLASS SONG We Freshmen raise our voices young and strong; Of campus life we sing a joyful song. We sing of friendships mode in college years That lost our whole lives long. To Hunfingdon we pledge our strength and youth To keep her standards high and full of truth. We Freshmen give our loyal heorTs and true To her forever more. Bennie Russell, Vice President, Annefte Pittman, Secretary, Mrs. Jean Lewis, Adviser, Rose Garrett, Treasurer, Frank Watson, President Page 56 Abbott, Denny Alexander, Nancy Allen, Ellen Arbuckle, Justine Aikins, Martha C. Autry, Dixie Bugley, Nancy Bailey, Dun Barfoot, Rebecca Bartley, Suzanne Benson, Marilyn Bell, Josephine R. Bell, Sharon Beth, Adelaide 3;; DENNY ABBOTT .......... Montgomery, Ala. DAN BAILEY .............. Montgomery, Ala. NANCY ALEXANDER .......... Vernon, Ala. REBECCA BARFOOT .............. Cecil, Ala. ELLEN ALLEN ................ Horfselle, Ala. SUZANNE BARTLEY .......... LaGrcmge, Ala. JUSTINE ARBUCKLE ...... Chattanooga, Tenn. MARILYN BEASON ............. Mobile, Ala. MARTHA C. ATKINS 33333333 Montgomery, Ala. JOSEPHINE R. BELL ........ Montgomery, Ala. DIXIE AUTRY .............. Birminghon, Ala. SHARON BELL ............. Tallahassee, Flo. NANCY BAGLEY .............. LaGronge, Go. ADELAIDE BETTS ............. Columbus, Go. Page 57 Bishop, Jimmy Bourne, Robert Boyd, Harold Bray, Carolyn Brian, Bill Brock, Elaine Bruner, Sara Church, Jo Ann Combel, Regina Cooke, Marion Cooper, Harriet Cowles, Beth Cox, Pat Crain, Caiherine Dodson, Theresa Durham, Hester Dye, Linda Ellis, Telsie FlauH, Marcella Flourney, Patsy Fort, Frances Grace, Annie Earle Green, Hal Green, Vunn Greene, Catherine Gregory, Jan Grimes, Judy Hanks, Connie Buck, Norma Burr, Dick BuHe, Michelle Carroll, Dale Carier, Betty Cecil, Jamie Crowder, Carolyn Crye, Yvonne Dawson, Becky Denson, Dottie Dillard, Alma Dimock, Sue Franklin, Jean Garrett, Rose Gibson, Wayne Gilreath, Sarah Godfrey, Erin Godwin, Earline Harris, Jean Heath, Harriet Hester, Joan Helms, John Wayne Hendrix, Gloria Hendrix, Joe the freshmen JIMMY BISHOP ............ Montgomery, Ala. ROBERT BOURNE .......... Montgomery, Ala. HAROLD BOYD ............ Montgomery, Ala. CAROLYN BRAY ............ Andalusia, Ala. BILL BRIAN .............. Montgomery, Ala. ELAINE BROCK .............. Opelika, Ala. SARA BRUNER ................ Ashford, Ala. NORMA BUCK ............ Montgomery, Ala. DICK BURR .................... Mobile, Ala. MICHELLE BUTTE .......... Montgomery, Ala. DALE CARROLL ................. Ozark, Ala. BETTY CARTER .............. Ff. Rucker, Ala. JAMIE CECIL .................. Mobile, Ala. JO ANN CHURCH .......... Tallahassee, Flcx. REGINA COMBEL .............. Mobile, Ala. MARION COOKE .............. Mobile, Ala. HARRIET COOPER .............. Atlanta, Ga. BETH COWLES ............ Monfgomery, Ala. PAT COX .............. Union Springs, Ala. CATHERINE CRAIN .......... Thomasfon, Ala. Page 58 CAROLYN CROWDER ......... Columbus, Ga. YVONNE CRYE ................ Afmore. Ala. BECKY DAWSON ............ Columbus, Go. DOTTIE DENSON ............ Columbus, Ga. ALMA DILLARD ................ DoThan, Ala. SUE DIMOCK ................ Mcriefm, Go. THERESA DODSON .............. Conley, Go. HESTER DURHAM .......... Blounfsfown, Flo. LINDA DYE .................... Griffin, Go. TELSIE ELLIS .............. Lefoha'rchie, Ala. MARCELLA FLAUTT .......... Weogufko, Ala. PATSY FLOURNEY .......... Montgomery, AICI. FRANCES FORT .............. Verbena, Ala. JEAN FRANKLIN .............. Columbus, Ga. ROSE GARRETT ................ Ozark, Ala. WAYNE GIBSON .............. Aflonfo, Ga. SARAH GILREATH Cortersville, Go. ERIN GODFREY .............. Milsfecld, Ala. EARLINE GODWIN ......... Montgomery, Ala. ANNIE EARLE GRACE ........ Coffonwood, A10. HAL GREEN .............. Montgomery, Ala. VANN GREEN ................ Atlanta, Ga. CATHERINE GREENE ........ Birmingham, Ala. JAN GREGORY ............ Montgomery, Ala. JUDY GRIMES .............. Phenix City, Ala, CONNIE HANKS ............ Pensacola, Flo. JEAN HARRIS .......... Alexander City, Ala. HARRIET HEATH Atlonfo, G0. JOAN HESTER ............ Montgomery, Ala. JOHN WAYNE HELMS ....... Brundidge, Ala. GLORIA HENDRIX .......... Frisco City, AICI. JOE HENDRIX ............ Montgomery, Ala. Page 59 Hicks, Joy Huff, Stanley Hinson, Emily Hunter, PaHi Hobbs, C. T. lnman, Alice Holloway, Katherine Holloway, Shannon Hoyer, Maudy Huey, Sandra Jones, Ann Jones, Dan Kendrick, June Kennedy, Samuel Kimbrough, David King, Pearle Kondo, Toshiko liddon, Katherine lindsay, Theo logue, Thomas D. lowery, Dan Maddox, Muriorie Mann, Ann Martin, Margaret Mitchell, Marsha Mitchell, Shirley Mobley, Carole Montgomery, Leila Mooneyham, Mary Loyd Mott, Martha McCall, Margaref Johnson, Ann Johnson, Johnny Johnston, Thomas Land, Jan Latham, Paf Lawrence, Peggy Ann Leaih, Peggy Lee, Lynn Lewis, Claire Mason, Patsy Muthison, Jerrell Mathison, Sandra Maxwell, Jane Maxwell, Linda Milton, Jim McCombs, Irene McHugh, louise Nelson, Amelia Jean Perdue, Della Phillips, Sharon Pittman, Annette the freshm en JOY HICKS ................ Graceville, Flo. ANN JOHNSON ............ LaGronge, Go. EMILY HINSON ............ Montgomery, Ala. JOHNNY JOHNSON ........ Fitzpatrick, Ala. HOBBS, C. T. .............. Oxford, England THOMAS JOHNSON ........ Brundidge, Ala. KATHERINE HOLLOWAY ...... Tallossee, Ala. ANN JONES ................. Geneva, Ala. SHANNON HOLLOWAY ...... Columbus, Ga. DAN JONES ................ Piike Rood, Ala. MAUDY HOYER ................ Eufoula, Ala. JANE KENDRICK ............ Columbus, Ga. SANDRA HUEY .............. Bessemer, Ala. SAMUEL KENNEDY ........ Montgomery, Ala. STANLEY HUFF ............ We'rumpko, Aloy. DAVID KIMBROUGH ........ Montgomery, Ala. PATTI HUNTER ................ Orlando, Fla. PEARLE KING .................. Comer, Ala. ALICE INMAN ................ Mobile, Ala. TOSHIKO KONDO .......... Montgomery, Ala. Page 60 JAN LAND .................. Columbus, Go. PAT LATHAM .................. Macon, Go. PEGGY ANN LAWRENCE ........ Clayton, Ala. PEGGY LEATH Birmingham, Ala. LYNN LEE .................... Mobilel Ala. CLAIRE LEWIS ................ Geneva, Ala. KATHERINE LIDDON ......... GroceviHe, Flo. THEO LINDSAY ................ Griffin, GO. THOMAS D. LOGUE ............ Oxford, Ala. DAN LOWERY ............ Montgomery, Ala. MARJORIE MADDOX ........ Boinbridge, Go. ANN MANN ................. Ashford, Ala. MARGARET MARTIN ........... Cloyfon, Ala. PATSY MASON .............. Foirhope, Ala. JERRELL MATHISON Ozark, Ala. SANDRA MATHISON ............ Macon, Ga. JANE MAXWELL ............ Punfo Gorda, Fla. LINDA MAXWELL ............ Savannah, Ga. JIM MILTON .............. Montgomery, Ala. MARSHA MITCHELL ........ Montgomery, Ala. SHIRLEY MITCHELL .......... Thomasfon, A10. CAROLE MOBLEY .......... Montgomery, Ala LEILA MONTGOMERY ........ East Polotko, Ho. MARY L. MOONEYHAM . . . Union Springs, Ala. MARTHA MOTT ............ Montgomery, Alo. MARGARET MCCALL ............ Auburm Ala. IRENE MCCOMBS .............. Pinson, Ala. LOUISE MCHUGH .............. Orrville, Ala. AMELIA JEAN NELSON ........ Samson, Ala. DELLA PERDUE .............. FT. Deposif, Alo. SHARON PHILLIPS ............ Whistler, Ala. ANNETTE PITTMAN ........ Montgomery, Alo. Page 61 Powell, Connie Powell, Pat Pugh, Martha Reason, Diana Richards, Cherry Richardson, Annette Roberts, Martha Lynn Sanders, Ann Sandlin, Sondra Scherf, Dodie Roberts, Patricio Robinson, Jackie Russell, Barbara Russell, Bennie Sumeth, Quemby Sumuels, Pat Spear, Jim Spicer, Ernestine Spikes, Herman Edward Smith, Lynn Stanton, Jeanette Smith, Margie Strange, Nancy Snead, Sylvia Stumph, Doris Solomon, Sandra Tatum, Charles Taylor, Kay Thompson, Peggy Thompson, Rene Trevarihen, Polly Vance, Eleanor Varon, Nace Wells, BeHy Jean West, Carolyn Williams, Clark Williams, Nancy Williamson, Claire Waite, BeHy Warren, Ann Warren, Phyllis Warren, Winkie Watson, Frank Weisiger, Johnny Wood, Betsy Wood, Frances Woodley, Mary Ann Wright, Eleanor Lacy Zeunah, Gaye Wilson, Fred Zellner, Bob Wise,Trudy t h e f r e s h m e n CONNIE POWELL ............ Abbeville, Ala. BENNIE RUSSELL .......... Montgomery, Ala. PAT POWELL .............. Andalusia, Ala. QUEMBY SAMETH .......... Montgomery, Ala. MARTHA PUGH ............ Fitzpatrick, Ala. PAT SAMUELS ............ Panama City, Flo. DIANA REASON .......... Montgomery, Ala. ANN SANDERS ............ Wefumpko, Ala. CHERRY RICHARDS ............ Reform, Ala. SONDRA SANDLIN .............. Mobile, Ala. ANNETTE RICHARDSON ........ Pitfsview, Ala. DODIE SCHERF ............. Andalusia, Ala. MARTHA LYNN ROBERTS ...... Hartselle, Ala. LYNN SMITH .................. Fayette, Ala. PATRICIO ROBERTS .......... Arequipa, Peru MARGIE SMITH ................ Mobile, Ala. JACKIE ROBINSON ............ Freeporf, Fla. SYLVIA SNEAD ................ Dothon, Ala. BARBARA RUSSELL Montgomery, Ala. SANDRA SOLOMAN .......... Headland, Ala. Page 62 + JIM SPEAR ................ Montgomery, Ala. ERNESTINE SPICER .......... Andalusia, Ala. HERMAN EDWARD SPIKES ........ Block, AICI. JEANETTE STANTON .......... Columbus, Go. NANCY STRANGE .......... Easfobogo, Ala. DORIS STUMPH ................ Mobile, Ala. CHARLES TATUM ............ Deafsville, Ala. KAY TAYLOR .................. Decofer, Gel. PEGGY THOMPSON .......... Columbus, Go. RENE THOMPSON .......... Woynesboro, G0. POLLY TREVARTHEN ........ Montgomery, Ala. ELEANOR VANCE ......... Montgomery, Ala. NACE VARON ............ Montgomery, Ala. BETTY WAITE ................ Grove Hill, Alo. ANN WARREN .......... Alexander City, Alo. PHYLLIS WARREN .. ....... West Point, Go. WINKIE WARREN ............ Pensacola, Fla. FRANK WATSON .............. Eufoula, Ala. JOHNNY WEISIGER Montgomery, Ala. BETTY JEAN WELLS ............ Opeliko, Ala. CAROLYN WEST .......... Montgomery, Ala. CLARK WILLIAMS .......... Greensboro, Ala. NANCY WILLIAMS ............ Luverne, Ala. CLAIRE WILLIAMSON ........ Albertville, Ala. FRED WILSON ............ Montgomery, Ala. TRUDY WISE ................ LoFoyette, Ala. BETSY WOOD .............. Hernando, Ala. FRANCES WOOD .............. Atlanta, Ga. MARY ANN WOODLEY . . , . Winter Garden, Fla. ELEANOR L. WRIGHT . . Crystal Springs, Miss. GAYE ZEANAH ................ Gordo, Ala. BOB ZELLNER .................. Mobile, Ala. Page 63 Aesthetic creativity is exhibited in the pottery class. In cm atmosphere of seIf-expression The student of Art spends many hours learning of all forms of chisfic creationhposf and present. The appreciation and expression of beauty by the students and instructors is mirrored in The rows of canvas, pottery, and sculfpure in The studios. ar George Hodgson Heidler, Professor of Art; B.F.A., M.F.A., University of Georgia, Graduate sfudy, Indiana University. Maud F. Gofewood, Instructor in Art; B.A., Women's College of the University of North Carolina. Page 66 In The Biology Department The sTudenT learns The porTs 0nd funcfions of living Things. Miss Steak TThe skeleTon cow, The endless rows of mounted butterflies, The smell of life preserved and caged, The inspiraTion of learning, moke second floor Bellingrofh 0 place for The dedicoTed sTu- denT and The interested visiTor. Membership in Tri Beta, noTionol hon- orary biology froTerniTy, is based on scholarship, ochievemenT, 0nd inTeresT in The field of biology. James C Wilkes, Professor of Biology; B.S., Troy STaTe College; M.S., University of Tennessee; Ph.D., UniversiTy of Alabama. Mary Jane Brannon, Assistant Professor of Biology; B.A., HunTingdon College; Ph.D., Tulane University. Pearl W. Wilkes, AssisTonT in Biology; B.S., Moorehead STaTe College. biology TRI BETA FIRST ROW: Charles Graham, President, MorTha Still, Treasurer, Barbara Taylor, Vice President, Judy McNeose, Dr. Mary Jane Brannon, Dr. James C. Wilkes, advisers. SECOND ROW: Marcia Mathews, Lynn Blolock, Charles Tucker, John Ellis, Jon Kelly, Robert Tucker, June Hostey, Tommy Denton, Paul Nukane. Page 67 i e William Ms Anderson, Professor of Business Ad- ministration; B.S., M.A., John B. Stetson University, further graduate study, University of Florida. M. A Burketf, Assistant Professor of Business Adminstrotion; BS in Commerce and Business Administration,- LL.B., University of Alabama. business ad Financial reports, balance sheets, studies of fodoyls outstanding business firms, and statistics must be mastered by The student aspiring toward a successful business career. The Business Administration Department con- tinues to expand as Huntingdon grows. uninistration In the accounting classes students learn the realistic approach to accounting. Page 68 Chemistry The subiecf of chemistry is made fascinating under The capable leadership of The faculty. Practice with test Tubes, formulas, and chemicals becomes a logical part of The intelligence and understanding we seek. Marion 8. Cantelou, Assistant Professor of Chemistry; B.A., Agnes Scott College; graduate study, Bryn Mowr College, Columbia University. Fred Whitehead, Professor of Chemistry; B.A., Kentucky Wesleyan College; M.S., University of Tennessee; Ph.D., University of Michigan, Chemistry class under the instruction of Dr. Whitehead. The many students who aspire to the teaching profession are given thorough training in mod- ern methods of philosophy of education. The study of the his- tory of education and the pres- ent school systems brings an awareness of the importance of their work to these future teachers. 9 U Lucile M. Bridges, Assistant Professor of Education; B.A., Smith College; M.A., Duke University; Ph.D., University of Kentucky. Henry L. Bonner, Professor of Teacher Education; B.S., Livingston State Teachers College; 3.8., M.S., Alabama 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. cation Practice teaching class under Dr. Lewis. Page 70 For The future engineers The guidance of Mr. Weofherby in precise draffsmonship is a thorough pre-requisite for advanced Training. H. L. Weotherby, Instructor in Engineering Draw. ing; Graduate of Stout Institute and of the Normal Department, California Institute of Technology. engineering . ' ; Mr. Weatherby is always there to give individual help when needed. Page 71 Rhoda C. Ellison, Professor of English; B.A., Randolph-Macon Woman's College; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Uni- versity of North Carolina. Frank T. Thompson, Professor of English, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Winn O. Chappell, Assisfont Professor of English, B.AA, M.A., Vanderbilt University. Margaret G. Figh, Associate Professor of English; B.A., Judson College, M.A., University of Alabama; M.A., Columbia University. english In the English Department The student learns The many aspects of his greatest heritagehhis language. History, art, and grammar are com- bined here for a beffer understanding of our language and the literature it has produced. Page 72 The Scribblers Club is made up of freshman students who have shown on interest in furthering their literary talents by learning The qualities of good writ- ing. SCRIBBLERS FIRST ROW: Harriet Heath, Martha Mott, Pot Powell, Trudy Wise, Jean Nelson, Barbara Russell. SECOND ROW: Joe Nordmon, Erin Godfrey, Nancy Williams, Dodie Scherf, Margaret McCall. THIRD ROW: Linda Pledger, Mary Wanda Adams, Mrs. Winn O. Chappell, Adviser, Mary Pugh. engli notional honorary rority, is based on ability in writing CHI DELTA PHI FIRST ROW: Jone Thornton, Joan Watkins, Libbo Oglesby, Judy Wile son. SECOND ROW: Katie Spencer, Faye Glasgow. THIRD ROW: Roberto Fuller, Ethel Heinecke, Martha Still, Ellen Langston, Betty Bottoms. Page 73 scholastic standards. sh Membership in Chi Delta Phi, literary so- in'reresr 0nd and high The history of man and his world becomes a story not just data under The direction of our professors in This department. From Pharaohs, to kings, to diplomats, history students learn of man's actions and ideals through the ages. The International Relations Club, en- dowed by the Carnegie Foundation en- deavors to bring greater knowledge of issues of the day to its members by ex- plaining The cause, possible effects, and the history preceding our national and international crises. Littleton B. Atkinsonh Lecturer in Hisfory; B.A., M.A., Louisiana State University; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. James D. Thomas, Lecturer in Political Science; 8.5., M.A., Aloh boma Polytechnic Institute, M.A., University of Alabama; grad- uate work, Ohio Sfofe University. Charles M. Thomas, Lecturer in Political Science; A.B., Indiana University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D., Columbia University. Irene B. Munro, Associate . Professor of History; B.A., Wesleyan College; M.A., Columbia I t r University. Gordon T. Chuppell, Professor of History; B.A., Birminghathoufhern College; M.A., Ph.D., Vanderbilt University. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FIRST ROW: Catherine Giglio, president, Mary Nell Rodgers, secretary-treosurer, Judy Wilson, vice president, Harry McEntyre, vice president, Martha Still, Becky Kendrick, Paul Nakane, Lolly Harper, Barbara Taylor, Robert Adams. SECOND ROW: Charles Graham, Dorane Lowmon, Judy McNeese, Sally Fellows, Barbara Kimbrough, Byron Grant, Lynn Blolock. THIRD ROW: Marcia Mathews, Gethryn Steverson, Joan Watkins, Pot Ycrbrough. FOURTH ROW: Dr. Gordon Chapell, adviser, Flora McDonald, Grace Mann, Gene Lambert, Paulo Hufcherson, Mary Faire Lowrey. Page 74 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Frances Smith, Helene Chaculos, Rose GorreTT, Sandra Solomon, Winnie Kay Warren, Jane Maxwell, Anne Grace. Kemmlo Viego, BeTTy Ann Taylor, Emogene NorTon, Diana Reason, Gayle Hays, Anne WaiTe, Linda Jacob- SEATED: SECOND ROW: mu mu m as economics Gleonzu-o son, Jone Solomon. THIRD ROW: Sandro Wright, Pearl Godwin, Pam Reeves, Jeannette Stanton, Jone Kendrick, Peggy Springfield, president, Barbara Hubbard, vice president, Woody Johnson, secreTory, Miss Berenice Clark, adviser, Evelyn Hawk- ins, Treasurer, Mrs. George Lewis, adviser, Nina Berdonis, BeTTy CorTer, Marilyn Beoson. FOURTH ROW: Mary Anne Harrell, Thodis Wiggins, Judy Wilson, Sally Kennedy, Pot Powell. Berenice Clark, Professor of Home Economics; B.A., Hunting- don College; M.S., University of Tennessee; gradume sTudy, Columbia University and University of Alabama. Jean 5. Lewis, InsTrucTor in Home Economics; B.A., LimesTone College, MS, University of Alabama. Page 75 In The Home Economics DeporTmenT, HunTingdon sTudenTs learn The science and orT of homemokingtfrom mending To menu-plonning, from child care To TexTiles. The Home Economics Club provides exTra-curriculor ocTiviTies in This field for inferesTed sTudenTs. Physics Class under Dr. Allison mathematics and phys The Departments of Mathematics and Physics of Huntingdon are growing with Today's increasing demand for mathematicians and scientists, Its students will become Teachers, engineers, and achievements. research workers, contributing To essential scientific Fred Allison, Professor of Physics and Mathematics; B.A., Emory and Henry CoHege; M.A., Ph.D., University of Virginia; D.Sc. Alabama Polytechnic Institute; LL.D., Emory and Henry College; study of Columbia University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Chicago. Mamie Braswell, Professor of Mathematics; B.S., University of Alabama; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers; graduate study, Vander- bilt University, University of Colorado, Ohio State University. Susie B. Williams, Instructor in Mathematics; B.A., Huntingdon College; graduate study, University of Chicago, George Peabody College for Teachers. L. E. Williams, Professor of Mathematics; B.A., Birmingham- Southern College; B.S., M.A., University of Chicago; graduate study, University of Chicago, George Peabody College for Teachers. Page 76 ICS Elena V. Bledsoe, Assistant Professor of Modern Language; B.A., Huntingdon College; M.A., Tulane University; graduate study Columbia University, National University of Mexico. Xenia Stephens, Assistant in German; studied at the University of Warsaw. Doro Alice Malone, Associate Professor of Modern Languages; B.A., Huntingdon College, M.A., University of Texas; graduate study, National University of Mexico. Neil H. Graham, Professor of Modern Languages; B.S., Hobart College; M.A., Ph.D., Cornell University; graduate study, University of Paris, National University of Mexico, Institute de Pantheon. MODERN LANGUAGE CLUB language Languages grow in importance as the size of the world is dimished by advances in transportation and communication. Hunt- ingdon students increase their skills in the Modern Language Department. Students studying French, Spanish, and German make up the Modern Language Club. FIRST ROW: Ann McCurdy, Jone Thornton, treasurer, Lyn Bentley, president, Alice Sims, secretory. SECOND ROW: Leeta Higgins, Sharon Jernigon, Faisal Ashour, Curtis Tubb, Albert Newman, Byron Grant. THIRD ROW: Jean Felfon, Helen Cleondis, Nina Berdonis, Angeline Laney, Dr. Neil Graham, advisert vice president, Sarah Frye, Jean Miller, Judy Gooden. FOURTH ROW: Susie Bradford, Ouido Faye Atkins, HUNTINGDON CHORALE The Chorale presented Brahm's Requiem here and in oTher cities of The souTh. music The Third floor of Flowers Hall is The home of HunTingdon's Music DeparTmenT. A love for and opprecioTion of music are in evidence in The music deporTmenT. Everyone enjoys The reciTols given by The music students each monTh, Virginia STiIes, Associate Professor of Music; B.A., B.M., Mississippi SToTe College for Women, M.M., Northwestern Uni- versity; study, American ConservaTory of Music, Juilliard School of Music. Richard Rivers, Professor of Music,- B.S., Juilliard School of Music; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. Harald Rohlig, Associate Professor of Music; graduate, Osen- bruck Conservatory of Music. Carolyn Lee Voshell, Associate Professor of Music; M.M., Southwesiern College; Diploma, Juill. iord School of Music; pupil of Edouard DeThier. RoberT Page, lnsTrucTor in Music; A.B., Grinnell College; MTMV Westminister Choir College. Page 78 ORGAN GUILD GENE JARVIS Secretory-Treosurer LINDA GORMAN JOANNE PLESS Vice President BUNNY PATTEN President SANDRA SAXON SUE McLAIN BILL ARMiSTEAD The Organ Guild is a student group affiliated with the national professional organization known as the American Guild of Organisfs. Gamma MU is an honorary society for music students. GAMMA MU BUNNY PATTEN Treasurer BYRON GRANT President VIRGINIA STILES Adviser MARY COLLEEN TAYLOR Secretary JETER LAND GENE JARVIS MARY FAIRE LOWREY Archery provides fun and enioyment physical Betty M. Collier, Associate Professor of Physical Educa- tion; B.S., University of Tennessee; M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. Neal N. Posey, Professor of Physical Education; B.S., Jacksonvilie State College; M.A., University of Alabama. TUMBLING CLUB h On Bottom: Nancy Williams, Margaret Whitsett, Faye Glasgow, Roberta Fuller, Mary Alice Grubbs. On Top: Margie Smith, Betsy Wood, Peggy Lawrence, Phyllis Warren. FENCING CLUB - Georgia Lindsey, Geoffrey Till, Phyllis Smith, Winston Stevenson, Rod Fitch, President, Bruce McAlisfer, Curtis Tubb, Mary Glenn Cocergine, Buzz Goclssy. education Hunfingdon organized c1 basketball team this year. The four football teams were sponsored by the three dorms 0nd Theta Eta. Page 81 Psychology classes, designed for The pre-professionol student, the fufure Teacher, and the future home-moker, bring The student To 0 fufher understanding of him- self and others. L. G. Bailey, Professor of Psychology; B.A., Lincoln Memorial University,- M.A., Universify of South Carolina; Ph.D., University of Wisconsin. psychology Dr. Bailey makes lectures interesting by using illustrations. Page 82 Margaret W. Jordon, Assistant Professor of Sociology; B.A., Hunt- ingdon College; M.A., University of Chicago; staff, State Department of Public Welfare. A. B. Davidson, Professor of Sociology; B.A., Birminghcm-Southern College; 3.0, Emory University,- graduate study, Yale University; study, Jones Law School. The Sociology student learns The impor- tance of social environment to man's growfh and development If is The science of man as he lives and works with ofhers. The Sociology Club is made up of sfu- dents who plan careers in Sociology or social work The members learn by observing the work that is being done by present insti- Tufions and social workers sociology SOCIOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mrs. Margaret Jordon Dr. A. B. Davidson Advisers SECOND ROW: Barbara Kimbrough Presideni Ray Williamson Angeline Laney Secretory-Treosurer Rhoda Howell Vice President THIRD ROW: Janice Houston Sarah Hutchinson Ann Spencer FOURTH ROW: Judy Knowles Jeanette Stanton Patti Hunter FIFTH ROW: Judy Gooden Gwen Harris Poi Freeman Shirley Putmon SIXTH ROW: Jackie Ponder Bianche Darby Lennie Lunkford SEVENTH ROW: Dorane Lowmcm Alice Sims Barbara Bradberry Harold Lunsford Page 83 i 5 i3 CHAPEL CHOIR FIRST ROW: Rose Schultz, Margie Smith, Doris Ann Stumph, Sharon Phillipi, Doris Bolton, Jone Solomon, Faye Byrd, Sally Green, Bettie Hussey, Bill Armistead, O. C. Brown. SECOND ROW: Harold Rohlig, director, Millie West, Ann McCurdy, Ree gino Combel, Peggy Leoth, Eugenio Ronsier, Carolyn Hamilton, Yvonne Crye, Jock Bartell, Joe Lisenby. religion an Through courses in Religion and Philo- sophy The student of Huntingdon grows in spirifuol ideals and a deeper knowl- edge of Religion. The Choir provides music for weekly worship services in The chapel. Life Service is students who plan Christian service. a group of women careers of full-time Men who are preparing for The min- istry find fellowship and inspiration in the Ministerial Association. Lessis Moe Stone, Professor of Religion; B.A., Wesleyan CoIIege; M.A., Northwestern University; graduate study, Syracuse University. Louise Ponigo'r, Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy; B.A., Central College; B.D., Vanderbilt; graduate study, Vanderbilt University. Ph.D., Yale University. Page 84 R. Glenn Mossengole, Professor of Religion and Philosophy; B.A., Birmingham-Southern; B.D., LIFE SERVICE FELLOWSHIP FIRST ROW: Ann Mann, Anne Irvine, Erin Godfrey, June Hostey, Susie Bradford, Eugenio Ronsier, Ann McCurdy, Rose Schultz, Betty Frances McCoy, Marthe: Pugh, Jamie Cecil. SECOND ROW: Mary B Atkins, Sammy Lawson, Catherine Frolish, Mary Nell Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Stanton, Margaret McCall, Lydia Blake, Bettie Hussey, Emogene Norton, Ann Coles, Pearl King, Sally Kennedy, Glenda Coil, treasurer, Sue McLoin, secretary, Alice Herren, vice president, Anne Stollworth, president. hilosophy MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Bob Zellner, Jim Ross,' treasurer, Charles Lowery, vice president, Donald Brill, Tom Lee, Curtis Tubb, O. C. Brown. SECOND ROW: Gerald Mothison, Do Myung Kim, Jim Zellnen Dr. R. Glenn Mcxssengale, adviser, Joe Lisenby, president, Don Brown, Norman Corn THIRD ROW: Foster Eich, Carl Herndon, Linwood Lewis, Bill Bigby, Harry McEntyre, Wayne Helms, secretory. f CANTERBURY CLUB FIRST ROW: Christopher Hobbs, Catherine Greene, Bill Denio, Ginger Jacobson, Albert Newman. SECOND ROW: Sydnor Peacock, president, Jock Bortell, treasurer, Linda Jacobson, vice president, Margaret MocKinnon, secretary. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION FIRST ROW: Leetu Higgins, Virginia Collier, treasurer, JoAnne Pless, Sara Bruner, Marion Arnold, Rebecco Borfooi. SECOND ROW: Jackie Ponder, Barbara Brodberry, Sarah Gilreoth, Pat Freeman, Jepye Lu Taylor, June Hostey, vice president, Hugh Faulkner, president, Sue Burns, Sally Kennedy, Betty Ann Bowden, Helen Reid, secretory, Robert Adams, Nellieree Knowles, vice president. FOURTH ROW: Miss Imogene Springer, adviser, Bob Thorn, Betty Jean Wells, Pot Powell, Frances Green, George Gorzon, Joe Hendrix. Huntingdon's Secretarial Science Deport- menf produces competent top level secre- fories To meet The rising demand in The modern business world. The Secretarial Science Club is a group of students who plan To enter the business world as secretaries. Programs stimulate in- feresf in particular fields. Winifred Holl Harris, Assistant Professor of Secre- tarial Science; 3.5., M.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute. secretarial science SECRETARIAL SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Jean Miller, Irene McCombs, Doris Bolton. SECOND ROW: Thodis Wiggins, secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Wini- fred Harris, adviser, Ouida Faye Atkins, Linda Brantley, vice president, Jane Solomon, president, Carolyn Hamilton, JoAnne Church, Luckie Jo Rozcr, Margaret Whifseff. Page 88 In the Speech Department, located in the Little Theater, students are taught The skill of speaking in public, Through practical experience They become able To feel of ease before an audience. Huntingdon Ploymokers are 0 group of students interested and talented in dro- mcfics. They present a play each year. Alpha Psi Omega is an honorary dromofic frofernify. speech Maryland W. Wilson, Professor of Speech; B.A., Winthrop College; M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan; graduate study, Northwestern University. Doroihy D. Moore, Assistant in Speech. Gloria T. Parker, Instructor in Speech; B.A., M.A., University of Alabama; study, Feagin School of Drumafics; Plymouth Drama Fesiival. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Harry McEntyre, president, Lady Claire Davidson, Flora McDonald, secretory, Sydnor Peacock, vice president, Alice Herren, treasurer, Dr. Mary- land Wilson, adviser. HUNTINGDON PLAYMAKERS FIRST ROW: Dr. Maryland Wilson, adviser, Faye Glas- gow, treasurer, Phyllis Smith, Forester Harrison, Joe Lisen- by, Marcia WorrelL SECOND ROW: Sally Fellows, presi- dent, Sydnor Peacock, Bob Zellner, Marjorie Key, Con- nie Powell, Becky Kendrick, Flora McDonald, Dee Cur- ran, vice president, Maudy Hoyer, Murray Lieberman, Geoffrey Till, Anna Martin. THIRD ROW: Lady Claire Davidson, secretary, Bitsy Goodman, Roberta Fuller, Hurry McEntyre, Alice Her- ren, Lawrence Britt. FOURTH ROW: Pam Reeves, Judy Wilson, Sharon Jernigan, Marilyn Beason, Sammy Law- son, Frankie Smith, Nancy Strange. FIFTH ROW: Orion West, Torn Lee. '4 ! Mary Ann Harrell, president, Mary Colleen Taylor, vice president, Barbara Blake, secretary, Marion Arnold, Treasurer. theta eta Theta Efo, an organization of town girls of Huntingdon, provides recreation and fel- lowship for students living off campus. The Town house on The campus is a center of ac- Tivify for The members. Luncheons were sponsored for town students at Christmas and ofher times during the year. Page 90 HOW ABOUT A GAME OF TENNIS. I a 6 mum WELL, ALMOST, ANYWAY! WHO SET OFF THE SPRINKLER? r BATHING 8E UTY! A GONE NOW! ' E ORK WE'VE DONE IN AGES! W -z- w w m , : MOST W WV... OKW LO ' x. ALMOST CLOSING TIME. POOR RATS! OLLYWOOD OR BUST! W a5. THAT'S THE FUNNIEST THING l EVER HEARD! TATOOED MAN. RAT COURT. 'GOOD MORNING, SUNSHINE! UDENT CENTER. WHAT WAS IT I WAS SUPPOSED TO DO? 'GOOD PROFILE, ANYWAY. .- 4... 'rllr: CIRCUS PARTY. THERE'S THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD. m A, 9;, A, ., ...V MW .V Lyn Bentley beauties Betty Ann Bowden beauties S e ..l U a 8 ID .E...i........ Nan y McLean Jackie Ponder Richards beauties Villefta Williams Lynn Blolock was elected Spirit of Huntingdon by the 1957-58 student body, She reigned over the Fire Frolic festivities, where The students individually, by classes, and as a student body renewed Their pledges of loyalty 10 Huntingdon. huntingdon A. miss loyalty Grace Mann received the Loyalty Award for 1957-58. She was chosen from among the seniors by 0 student body sfrow ballot election, for her loyalty to Huntingdon as demonstrated in service. Charming Betty Ann Bowden was selected by the student body and presented of the Spring Formal as Miss Charming. Attending her were Honor Maids selected from each dormitory and fr the town students. may queen Linda Gormon presided over the May Day festivities of 1958 as Huntingdon's May Queen. She was elected for this honor by The entire student body. tri sigma Thirteen seniors were chosen this fall for Sigma Sigma Sigma, one of Hunting- don's highest honorary societies. Mem- bers were selected on The basis of scholarship, spirit, and service. They wear gold and purple stoles in recogni- tion of membership in Tri Sigma. Gene Lambert, Ellen Langston, Charles Graham, Mory Nell Rodgers, 0. C. Brown, Flora Mc- Donald, Jone Thornton, Gene Jarvis, Lolly Harper, Byron Grant, Anne Irvine, LoVerne Davis. Page 108 a. SEATED: Jane Thornton, Mary Nell Rodgers, Ruth Rogers, Gene Lambert. STANDING: Nelson Farrell, Johnnie Smith, Flora McDonald, Charles Graham, Judy McNeese. alpha beta Alpha Befo recognizes superior scholas- fic achievement, inducfing juniors and seniors who meet the grode-poinf re- quirements of 3.75 and 3.50, respectively, The Alpha Beta badge is a white Tassel on The Academic Mofor-board, Page 109 FIRST ROW: Lolly Harper, Barbara Kimbrough, Gethryn Sfeverson, Joan Watkins. SECOND ROW: Dorone Lowmcm, Charl Graham, Flora McDonald, Hugh Faulkner. THIRD ROW: Byron Grant, Gene Lambert, Lynn Blalock, Charles Hays, Mu Nell Rodgers. wh0,s who These students, on the basis of their out- standing achievements in scholarship and extra- curricular activities, have been chosen To repre- sent Huntingdon in Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Page HO freshman awards Three Jone Williams Awards are presented each year To sophomores who made outstanding achievements as freshmen of Huntingdon. This year's awards went 10 Ginger Groves for Activi- ties,- thel Heinicke for Athletics, and Betty Bot- toms for Scholarship. Jone Williams awards of Huntingdon were established by Jane Williams who was graduated from Huntingdon with The class of 1942. Betty Bottoms, Ginger Groves, Ethel Heinicke and Dean Stone THE EMPHASIS uo s! DU 1fo retreat HunTingdon's leadersestudenTs, odminisTraTion, 0nd foculfyemeT 0T Comp Grand- view before school opened To plan for The coming year. The climax of ReTreoT was The LcmTern NighT Ceremony when The condle-liT barges were launched and a new year began. orientation OrienToTion was inTroducTion week for The freshmen. In a whirlwind of c:cTiviTies, They were inTroduced To CH The phases of campus life CT HunTingdon. rat week AT Ten-ThirTy on a Monday nighT, sheeTed sophomores drove The freshmen To The chapel. ROT courT, climax of The iniTioTion of The broT-roTs, came The nexT nighT. The sophomores gave The freshmen c1 porTy, and The class of 1961 had been accepTed. fire frolic Answering The call of The fire, The sTudenT body pledged iTs onolTy To HunT- ingdon in The annual Fire Frolic riTes on The Green. LighTed candles around The bonfire and The haunTing sTrains of The Coll of The Fire and Follow The Gleam leave indelible impressions of Fire Frolic in The minds of all who belong To HunT- ingdon. Director of Fire Frolic Judy Wilson and Paula HuTcherson SENIOR CHAPEL The TirsT Senior Chapel signifies The Taking on of special class privileges and The firsT weor ing of The symbolic cops and gowns. As Goudeomus lgiTur filled The chapel and The Senior hearts, members of The class swelled wiTh importance on Their biggest day. SENIOR COMEDY Purple Fleebifes invaded HunTingdon This fall. They were The creaTion of Joan Wofkins and Rick Redus, wriTers of The Senior Comedy. Discovery of The FleebiTes was The resulT of a rocket Trip from The Chapel sToge. Page H6 SPEECH DEPARTMENT PLAY The selfish and domineering love of a moTher for her sons provided The Theme of The Speech DeparTmenT's Toll play, The Silver Cord. Marcia Worrell played Mrs. Phelps, The moTher, ForesTer Harrison and Joe Lisenby were The sons. Wife and fiancee of The Two sons were Peggy Dunbar and Connie Powell, wiTh Maudy Hoyer as The maid. C8 azaar The H.C.A. Bazaar of 1957-58 was un- der The direcTion of BeTTy Frances McCoy. Table decoroTions and Tommy Duke run- ning around in Lederhosen carried ouT The InTernoTionol Theme. FIRST ROW: Jackie Ponder, Nancy McLean, Betty Ann Bowden. SECOND ROW: Lynn Lee, Paulo Jones, Maudy Hoyer, Rose Garrett, Villefc Williams. THIRD ROW: Sarah Gilreath, ron Jernigan, Linda Gormon, Sally Fellows, Catherine Giglio, Lyn Bentley, Nellieree Knowles, Millie West, Nancy Williu , Cherry Richards, Sue Glenn. beauty ball The 1957-58 Beauty Revue was set in Paris wiTh Fos- cinofion as its Theme. The twenty participants were elected by student ballot and a panel of iudges selected eight winners from The group. The eight beauties were presented CIT fhe Beauty Boll where The theme of Fascina- tion was used again, and characters f r o m fairylcmd deccrofed 1he walls. STUDENT CENTER COMMITTEE Sharon Jernigon, Lady Claire Davidson, Morello Topp, Mary Lou Kolb, Millie West, Shirley Pufmon. SVudent Center, sponsored eoch Smurdoy night by Yhe Sophomore Class, provides entertainment and refreshments In the book store. FACULTY OPEN HOUSE Members of The faculty and staff frequently hold open house m Teacher-srudem relationships or Huntingdon are very close. their homes for the students. x f ? 5 3 Huntingdon Christmas Tree is in the HUT The lost chapei period before Christmas holidays. The ser- vants of Huntingdon present the program and receive gifts. white Christmas The York Nativity Play was presented as The 1957 White Christmas program. This medieval drama was directed by Katie Spencer. With class spirit high and competition keen, each class presented a skit with c: sense of direction. The theme for the night was North, South, East and West. The Freshman Class, with a satire on the campus East- O-Egg, walked away with the first prize. Traditional cowboy garb with the added interest of ghosts found the Sophomore Class in the middle of the desert carrying out their theme, Mow and Po Dallas Go West. The Junior Class won hon- orable mention with its skit entitled The Search for the Sinister Silver Stick, known on the campus as the oracle hunt. Merry King Arthur and his knights of the round table enthroled students and fac- ulty and kept them wondering what would come next as the Seniors carried C ut their northern theme, Four Knights in Northumbria. ORACLE COMMITTEE Pat Yorbrough, Charles Graham, Charles Hays, Richard Barnett, Poul Nokone, Barbara Kimbrough. The Oracle Committee prepared the code which led the Juniors on the long hard search for the silver tube which finally made them Seniors. RELIGION IN LIFE EMPHASIS COMMITTEE Jon Kelley, Lolly Harper, Charles Lowery, Dr. Ed Kimbrough, Dorone Lowman, Judy Wilson, Gene Lambert. V! Ea E 1 E E j - 3 . i The Religion in Life Empha- sis commiffee and The speaker for each day's convocation, Dr. Ed Kimbrough of Annis- 'ron, led The student body 1 through one of The most in- spiring weeks of The year. ,Q2 g ?Levn 3a JV Mrs. Betty Collier leads, directs, and encourages The commiTTee chairmen. Without her guidance and direction the May Day pageant would never attain The excellence Huntingdon is so proud of. Mrs. Betty Collier MAY DAY COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN May Day would not be May Day without its hard working committees. Chairmen for this year's May Day production were: FIRST ROW: Mary Alice Smith, Peggy Dunbar, Paula Hutcherson. SECOND ROW: Anna Morris, Helene Chaculas, Flora McDonald, Mary Faire Lowrey, Jean Nelson. THIRD ROW: Helen Howell, Gail Burdick, Kay Schnell, Judy McNeose, Nancy McLean, Charlene Nash, Quenby Someth, Catherine Giglio. CENTER: May Queen, Linda Gormon, her escort, John Almon, and her page, Janis Housfon. EXTREME LEFT AND RIGHT, Class Maids: Jun Gregory, Jone Solomon, Betty Ann Bowden, Jackie Ponder, Ernestine Spicer, Sharon Jernigqn. Honor Maids with their escorts: Lyn Blolock, Charles Lowery, Pot Yorbrough, Lewis Larson, Marcia Worrell, Bill Bigby, Gene Horton, Robert Adams. may court garland bearers Students bearing garlands of flowers mark the way for the procession of the May Queen and her court. Garland bearers were: Sue Glenn, Barbara Kimbrough, Gethryn Steverson, Woody Johnson, Mary Foire Lowrey, Laura Clenny, Ann Smelling, Melinda Richardson, Gail Burdick, Libbu Oglesby, Helen Howell, Celia Taylor, Jeanette Stanton, Dona Reese, Kay Schnell, Bunny Patten, Moriorie Maddox, Barbara Hubbard, Judy McNeese. We, the editors of the 1958 edition of Bells and Pomegranates, wish to thank all those who helped make this publication possible THE STAFF Administration and Staff .................... Linda Brantley, Gwen Harris Organizations .............. Betty Ann Taylor, Carolyn Bray, Faye Glasgow Classes ................... Jefer Land, Ann Mann, Jon Lond, Yvonne Crye Departments ...... Joan Lonier, Annette Richardson, Kay Taylor, Koy Schnell Faculty ........................... Ouido Faye Atkins, Sammy Lawson Athletics ................................. Rhona Howell, Julius Gray Honors.Angeline Laney, Claire Williams, Winnie Koy Warren, Polly TrevorThen Activities. h , . ,h .Morcio Mathews, Po'r Powell, Beth Cowles, Marsha Mitchell Typist ................................................ Jean Fel'ron WriTe-Ups ................... V V . ..... Betty BoTToms, Jeannine Miller Adviser ...................... h ................... Miss Sara Cris'r Phofogropher ................ V , ................... Mr. John SCOTT LETS DO BUSINESS IN MONTGOMERY .- LMW .1 jAe gniord of 1958 You are to be congratulated on the fine job you have done during your years at Huntingdon. 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